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For many, the sounds of Sahur are a comforting prelude to a day of fasting. The rhythmic thumping of drums, the melodic calls, perhaps even the occasional off-key singing – it all blends into the unique soundscape of Ramadan's pre-dawn meal. But then there's Tung Tung Tung Sahur.

It's a phrase that often conjures a shiver down the spine for those who've experienced it, or even just heard tales. Unlike the usual festive cacophony, "Tung Tung Tung Sahur" refers to a very specific, often unsettling, style of Sahur wake-up call. It's not about cheerful melodies or rousing chants. It's about something far more primal.

So, what is it about "Tung Tung Tung Sahur" that makes it so genuinely… scary?

1. The Unsettling Repetition: The core of "Tung Tung Tung" is its relentless, almost hypnotic, repetition. It's often just a few stark, echoing beats, sometimes on a single instrument, repeated over and…

Choosing the right weapon in Elden Ring can feel overwhelming, especially with the game’s vast arsenal of swords, axes, bows, and staves. As someone who has spent over 300 hours in the Lands Between, I’ve experimented with nearly every weapon type in both PvE and PvP scenarios. In this guide, I’ll compare eight primary weapon types and explain when and why each shines. Whether you're considering a strength-heavy build or a nimble dexterity-focused one, this comparison can help you decide before you buy Elden Ring Items or farm for cheap elden ring runes.

1. Straight Swords vs. Curved Swords

Straight swords like the Longsword are beginner-friendly, fast, and scale well with both strength and dexterity. They work great with shields, making them ideal for early- to mid-game survivability.

Curved swords, on the other hand, such as the Scimitar, offer faster swing speeds and better combo potential. I used them in my dexterity build…