Elden Ring Cracked Pots Explained: Everything you need to know about Cracked Pots and Throwing Pots

Throwing Pots allow you to add any type of damage and status buildup to any build. They've also got useful effects like buffing your spirit ashes. This video will explain everything you need to know about Cracked Pots, Ritual Pots, Hefty Pots, and Perfume Bottles. I'll explain how cracked pots work and where to find cracked pots, and then I'll tell you a bit about how to get the most out of them.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

YOU DO NOT LOSE CRACKED POTS WHEN YOU CRAFT THEM! Once you pick up a Cracked Pot, or any container, you have it FOREVER. It magically reappears in your inventory after you throw the pot, so don't be afraid to use them!

You are limited in how many Throwing Pots you can hold, by how many Containers you have. For example, say you have 5 Cracked Pots. That means you can hold a maximum of any 5 Throwing Pots crafted using Cracked Pots. So it could be 5 Fire Pots, or 3 Fire Pots and 2 Sleep Pots, or a Volcano Pot and a Poison Pot and a Dung Pot and a Lightning Pot and a Fire Pot, or whatever. The number of Containers you have just determines how many Throwing Pots you can hold at once.

Some Throwing Pots require FP to use, such as Sleep Pots and Magic Pots.

You can add items like Freezing Pots, Poison Pots, and Swarm Pots to any build for easy and effective status buildup.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 - Intro
00:21 - Types of pots in Elden Ring
00:56 - Containers are UNLIMITED USE
01:22 - How to craft pots in Elden Ring
04:08 - How to throw pots in Elden Ring
04:44 - How to get more cracked pots in Elden Ring
05:36 - How to store pots in Elden Ring
07:42 - Crafting Recipes
08:09 - What is Attribute Scaling
09:18 - How to make a Jar build
09:56 - Outro

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