Magic Damage | Dark Souls 3 Wiki

If you're going full send with an int build, you'll need these to melt bosses and enemies:

† 60 int
† Crown of Dusk (found in Farron Keep)
† Young Dragon Ring (given to the player but Orbeck or starting equip for sorcerer)
† Bellowing Dragoncrest Ring (found in Irithyll Dungeon)
† Magic Clutch Ring (found in Irithyll)
† Scholar's Candlestick in your off-hand (drop from the scholar's in the Grand Archives or purchased from the Shrine Handmaiden)
† Court Sorcerer's Staff +10 (found in Profaned Capital)

You're gonna' be hella squishy, but you'll be able to mow down anything in your path. Swap the Crown of Dusk for the Blindfold Mask (drop from the Moaning Knight in the Ringed City) and the CSS for the Murky Longstaff +10 (found in The Dreg Heap) to optimize for dark sorceries.

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Don't worry you can start doing reasonable damage after level 99 int

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I did an entire playthrough as a mage, and since there's barely any information here, I came to confirm that at least almost knights are weak to magic damage, that includes: Lothric Knights, Cathedral Knights, Outrider Knights, Pontiff Knights, Silver Knights, Black Knights, Millwood Knights, Corvian Knights, Winged Knights. Magic damage is also the damage type that does best against rock lizards at Archdragon Peak, so you should have no problem farming them for materials if you want.

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It's very frustrating how uninformative this wiki is compared to the first two games.

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A lot of bosses are resistant to magic, but if the big crabs are vulnerable to magic then I'm sold.

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Finally i can make the ultimate glass cannon build

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Elder Ghrus are also weak to magic, but it doesn’t say so

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Bah, the weapon list doesn't even include Heysel Pick.

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The Crystal gank spear is the definition of this damage type

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