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Screenshot: FromSoftware / KotakuThe Smithscript Dagger is a Throwing Weapon found in Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree expansion. This new weapon type allows you to throw daggers to deal ranged damage to foes, so you should definitely add the Smithscript Dagger to your collection if you want to keep your enemies at a distance.The Most Sought After Elden Ring Sword Has A Storied HistoryHere’s what you need to know about the Smithscript Dagger and where to find it.Smithscript Dagger stats and featuresSmithscript Dagger has a weight of 1.5 and requires the following stats to wield:STR – 5DEX – 11INT…
The combined figure for DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, WIF, BONK, GROK, BABYDOGE, FLOKI, MEME, HarryPotterObamaSonic10Inu and HarryPotterObamaSonic, recently rose to $128 million, the data shows. The figure describes the total value of buy and sell orders within a 1% range of the current market price. The deeper the liquidity – that is, the higher the figure – the easier it is to execute large orders at stable prices.
Screenshot: FromSoftware / KotakuThe Black Steel Greathammer is a Greathammer found exclusively in Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree expansion. This big and powerful hammer can make short work of foes that stand in your way—so long as you have the appropriate stats to wield it. This is a weapon designed for a Strength/Faith hybrid build, so if that sounds like you, this is one you’ll want to track down, especially for its unique guard-counter attack that creates a holy explosion. Awesome.The Most Sought After Elden Ring Sword Has A Storied HistoryHere’s what you need to know about the Black…
Ledger took to X to reveal how crypto users are targeted by a scam known as “address poisoning”. Address poisoning is a scam where scammers ‘poison’ a user’s wallet by sending a small amount of crypto or an NFT disguised as a voucher. The aim is to trick users into copying the scammer’s wallet address from their transaction history and returning the voucher. This will send funds to the scam account instead of a legitimate one. “These dummy transactions are meant to deceive you into believing that you sent funds to their address in the past – but unless you…
“Yes, illegal activity took place there, but come on,” the presidential hopeful wrote as he denounced Ulbricht’s draconian sentence. Cointelegraph by Vince Quill , 2024-06-21 18:00:00 ,
