Alabaster Lord's Sword Stats, Upgrades, and How to Get

The Alabaster Lord's Sword is a Greatsword available in Elden Ring. Read on for the Alabaster Lord's Sword's stats, upgrade info, how to use Alabaster Lord's Sword, and its location.

Alabaster Lord's Sword Overview

Alabaster Lord's Sword Basic Profile

Alabaster Lord's Sword	Type / Art / Weight
	Type: Greatswords Attack Type: Standard/Pierce Skill: Alabaster Lords' Pull Weight: 8.0
Description
Greatsword forged from a blue-white meteoric ore. The blade conceals gravity-manipulating magic. A weapon unique to the Alabaster Lords, a race of ancients with skin of stone who were said to have risen to life when a meteor stuck long ago.

Basic Stats

Attribute Scaling

Required Stats

Alabaster Lord's Sword Location

Chance to Drop from Alabaster Lord

This weapon has a chance to drop from an Alabaster Lord found in Yelough Anix Tunnel.

Yelough Anix Tunnel Location and What to Do

How to Use Alabaster Lord’s Sword

Scales with Strength, Intelligence, and Dexterity

Lord Alabaster’s sword scales with Intelligence, Dexterity, and mostly Strength which makes it an ideal weapon for players who have invested in these attributes. The highest attribute scaling of this weapon is Strength, therefore increasing this stat will greatly increase the damage dealt by physical attacks. Improving your Intelligence attribute will increase the magic damage dealt by the weapon.

Good for dealing magic damage

This weapon's physical attacks deal additional Magic damage making it a particularly good weapon against enemies and bosses that are weak to Magic. Since the weapon scales with Intelligence, you can increase your Magic damage output with the Stargazer Heirloom talisman that raises the stat.

Weapon Skill is Good for Clearing Enemies

This weapon cannot be infused with Ashes of War and has Alabaster Lord’s Pull as its default weapon skill. It plunges the sword to the ground damaging surrounding enemies and pulls them closer to the user with a gravitational pull dealing additional damage. The weapon skill is effective at dealing with groups and deals a good amount of damage while being able to pull surviving enemies to you for follow-up attacks.

It is similar to Gravitas but takes longer to cast and the gravitational pull has a larger effective range. Be careful when using the skill and make sure you are at a safe distance since you can be easily interrupted out of it. It is ineffective against shields and cannot stagger enemies with their shields up when you pull them in, making you vulnerable to attacks. The plunging attack of the skill will also bounce off greatshields and will cancel the animation.

Weapon Skill Damage Scales with Intelligence

The weapon skill scales with the Intelligence attribute and adding points to this stat will improve the damage dealt by the skill. If you are set on using this weapon exclusively for its weapon skill, then heavily investing in Intelligence is the way to go but keep in mind that the weapon's physical may become weaker as a result.

Alabaster Lord's Sword Upgrade Stats

Elden Ring Related Guides

List of Weapons

Weapon Guides

List of Weapons by Damage Types

Standard	Strike
Slash	Pierce
Magic Weapons	Fire Weapons
Holy Weapons	Lightning Weapons

List of Weapons by Status Effects

Bleed	Frost
Scarlet Rot	Sleep
Poison	Madness

List of Weapon Types

Melee Weapons
Axes	Claws	Colossal Swords
Colossal Weapons	Curved Greatsword	Curved Swords
Daggers	Fists	Flails
Glintstone Staves	Greataxe	Greatswords
Great Hammers	Great Spears	Halberd
Hammers	Heavy Thrusting Swords	Katanas
Reaper	Sacred Seals	Spears
Straight Swords	Thrusting Sword	Torches
Twinblades	Whips	-
Ranged Weapons
Light Bows	Bows	Greatbows
Crossbows	Ballista	-
Shields
Small Shields	Medium Shields	Greatshields