#Knight vs giant bneast full#

Rotten Stray, Jarwight Puppet, Oracle Envoys, Radahn Soldiers, Greatshield Soldiers, Fire Monk, Page, Mausoleum Soldiers, Albinaurics Omenkiller Rollo, Bloodhound Knight Floh, Kaiden Sellsword, Mad Pumpkin Head, Ancestral Follower, Lone Wolf, Nightmaiden and Swordstress Puppets, Ancient Dragon Knight Kristoff, Banished Knight EngvallĬleanrot Knight Finlay, Dung Eater Puppet, Perfumer Tricia, Blackflame Monk Amon, Redmane Knight Ogha, Nepheli Loux Puppet Mimic Tear, Black Knife Tiche, Latenna the Albinauric, Banished Knight Oleg, Lhutel the Headless That doesn't mean that there aren't great Spirit Ashes available to low FP melee-focused builds, though, such as the fan-favorite Mimic Tear that requires half of your HP instead of FP to call in. Many highly ranked summons require a hefty amount of FP to conjure, meaning that in general, the best Elden Ring builds for Spirit Ash summons are Faith or Intelligence caster builds that need a good amount of FP anyway. Your choice of Spirit Ash will also be limited by the number of Focus Points your character has, which is determined by your Mind attribute. However, when fighting slow bosses, you can easily get away from them, giving Therolina plenty of time to heal you up with her incantations before you jump back into the fray. You should still consider using them if they can bring some valuable utility to a fight for example, while the Finger Maiden Therolina Puppet is often considered a poor choice since she doesn't have much health and doesn't dodge incoming attacks well. It simply means that they're generally less useful than the summons we put higher on the list. Note that just because a Spirit Ash Summon is in a low tier, it does not mean that they are useless. With that in mind, we've created a definitive tier list that should give you an idea of which ones are the best and which ones aren't worth upgrading or building your character around. While the vast majority of Elden Ring's Spirit Ash Summons are very helpful, some of them are more effective than others. Source: Bandai Namco (Image credit: TierMaker) Overall, you'll generally be better off summoning Spirit Ashes that can fight enemies and bosses more directly. While afflicting a boss with Poison or Scarlet Rot is helpful, you can do this easily yourself with consumables you've made with the Elden Ring crafting system. Generally, the least useful Spirit Ashes are ones like the Jellyfish or Rotten Stray that do little more than apply a status effect. Omenkiller Rollo is another example of a top-tier specialized summon, as his heavy-hitting Power Stanced machetes make him extremely effective at staggering bosses and blowing through the defenses of enemies that use shields. This makes her perfect for battles in large arenas where you can keep the boss far away from her, allowing her to chip away at its health bar safely. For example, Latenna the Albinauric is a phenomenal archer summon that has very low health and no mobility, but extremely long range and exceptional damage.

#Knight vs giant bneast full#

With that said, you definitely shouldn't count out more specialized Spirit Ashes in situations where you can take full advantage of their unique strengths. In this guide, we'll go over a complete tier list that ranks each Spirit Ash Summon in the game, as well as an overview of all of the best summons, what they do, and where you can find them in the Lands Between.

These summons are generally very effective, especially when upgraded with Grave or Ghost Glovewort so that they'll have more health and damage.ĭue to the sheer number of Spirit Ash summons in the game, though, it can be difficult to know which ones are the best and should be fully upgraded and which ones you should probably avoid using. The various Spirit Ash summons found in the Lands Between can be called into future battles to directly aid you in combat, and it's even possible to conjure them in a handful of Elden Ring's Colosseum PvP modes.

However, just because you're playing solo doesn't mean that you have to fight alone. Elden Ring's vast and dense open world is filled with a wide variety of enemies and bosses, and many of them can be quite difficult to take down - especially if you're opting to adventure without any fellow Tarnished at your side.