There are plenty of unique, powerful, and visually odd weapons to find in the Lands Between, and this greatsword covers all three of those bases. So, if you’re looking to get your hands on it, we can help with that. Here’s where to find the Grafted Blade Greatsword in Elden Ring.
Where to Find Grafted Blade Greatsword in Elden Ring
This greatsword is a blade made of other blades that have been grafted together. It’s bizarre, but it packs a punch. It can be found all the way in the south of Limgrave, inside Castle Morne. The weapon is a loot drop from the boss of the castle, Leonine Misbegotten.
Here’s the exact spot where you’ll find Castle Morne on the map, just in case you haven’t been there yet:
Castle Morne houses a number of annoying and troublesome enemies that can get the better of you because of their sheer numbers. In the very first courtyard area when entering, there are at least 10 or so imp-like enemies and wild dogs that’ll rush at you if you’re not careful in your approach.
Thankfully, Spirit Ashes can be summoned in this area of the castle, so take advantage of that and call for some Spirit help to get you to the back of the courtyard. Make your way through Castle Morne, hitting two other Sites of Grace until you reach the water at the back end of the castle.
The boss’s golden fog gate can be seen from the ramparts on the back side of the castle. You can rush over there, avoiding the jellyfish enemies on the beach to make things easier. Step through the fog and take down Leonine Misbegotten to obtain the Grafted Blade Greatsword.
The greatsword scales with Str (C) and Dex (E), so it’s perfect for builds that rely heavily on Strength. It also has a Skill called Oath of Vengeance that temporarily increases all attributes, including Poise — an extremely useful buff against tougher bosses.
That’s everything you need to know about where to find the Grafted Blade Greatsword in Elden Ring. Be sure to check out our guide wiki for more tips, tricks, and other item locations as you travel across the Lands Between.
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