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The other two only happened to had Faith or Int scaling, so you had to infuse the opposite to make it a mediocre Int/Faith weapon.
this would be cool
The new finger staff has B scaling, it's literally a downgrade from the Prince of Death staff, for the sole benefit of being able to use faith or int spells. You get to save a whole 1.5 points off your weight at least, though!
Every other build gets some major upgrade for their class. 2-hand talisman, tons of amazing new spells/incantations, crazy Dex weapons (Messmer's spear combo is actually insane), new armor/shields, perfume bottles with decent faith or int scaling (again, not both).
What do faith/int builds get? A meme staff and... 2 useless spells should about do it.
Isn't Rellanas swords literally int/faith like one of the poster child weapons for the dlc.
Or am I missing something?
Its 4. STR DEX INT FTH = C at +10.
INT/FTH affects the pose and it's light (INT) and heavy (Faith) attack.
If you have 3 (Where 2 are STR and DEX) of the 4 in a build its a solid choice.