Elden Ring: Nightreign Players Are Discovering a Stylish Trick with the Ironeye Class

If you’re playing the Ironeye in Elden Ring: Nightreign, you might want to start pressing dodge a little more creatively. A new tip from the Nightreign subreddit has drawn attention to a feint mechanic used in the class’s bow attacks – and it adds a whole new layer of style and utility to ranged combat.

When wielding either a longbow or shortbow, pressing dodge while holding the heavy attack will cause your character to backstep and unleash a volley of three arrows. It’s a flashy move, but it’s more than just eye candy. The dodge acts as a quick disengage tool while still putting pressure on enemies and can save you from taking a big hit.

The Ironeye is a ranged-focused Nightfarer, great at tactical precision and mobility. Their Marking ability already lets you debuff targets by making a weak point, but now players have another sick movement option too. It’s a great way to stay mobile, dish out damage, and avoid getting caught up in the chaos of close combat.

On top of that, another tip making the rounds confirms that Marking grants i-frames when used – meaning it’s not just a damage amp, but also a clutch defensive tool against charging enemies. Utilising these aspects of your kit are great for both mobility and staying out of attack range so make sure to use them well!