Anti-Clockwise Metamorphosis

Anti-Clockwise Metamorphosis is a Caryll Rune in Bloodborne.

Description

In-Game Description

A secret symbol left by Caryll, runesmith of Byrgenwerth.

The twisted cross means "metamorphosis".

Rotated anti-clockwise, this rune boosts stamina.

The discovery of blood made their dream of evolution a reality. Metamorphosis, and the excesses and deviation that followed, was only the beginning.

Effects

One of the "Metamorphosis" runes. Raises stamina.

• Anti-Clockwise Metamorphosis (1): Boosts max stamina +10%:
  • Forbidden Woods: From the elevator that leads to a small body of water, to the right, at the end of the path filled with Celestial Minions.
• Anti-Clockwise Metamorphosis (2): Boosts max stamina +15%:
  • Lecture Building: Given to the Hunter by Patches the Spider when finding the shortcut from the floor above (the ladder that leads down from the Lecture Building 2nd Floor).
• Anti-Clockwise Metamorphosis (3): Boosts max stamina +20%:
  • Lower Ailing Loran Root Chalice dungeon: (glyph c7ext6i7) Found in a coffin in the bonus area before the boss on 2nd layer.

Notes

• One of the most useful runes in-game. Both in PvE and PvP. As it allows players to be unrelenting in their attacks or dodges.
• Because it does not add a fixed amount to a player's stamina, but rather an amount based on percentage, it becomes much more powerful if players have high Endurance to begin with.
  • Stacking multiple of these runes increases the effect additively.

Trivia

• It shares a similar symbol with the Clockwise Metamorphosis. The only difference is that the symbol of this version is mirrored.
• Interestingly, both this rune, and its counterpart, seem to mislead in how they are named, in contrast to their appearance. They are shaped like a swirling cross, and although their tips appear to point to a direction, the middle rotates towards to the opposite, and it is the middle that reflects the true direction.
  • In this case, the Anti-Clockwise Metamorphosis rune's middle is pointing anti-clockwise, whereas the tips of the cross point clockwise.

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