Full Moon Sorceries are a group of Sorceries in Elden Ring that share a specific type of buff criteria. Full Moon Sorceries revolve around the ability to summon a full moon and hurl it towards foes. There are a total of 2 Full Moon Sorceries available for players. Full Moon Sorceries can be boosted by the Carian Regal Scepter.
Full Moon Sorceries info
Obtaining Full Moon Sorceries
- Ranni's Dark Moon: Found in a chest at the top of the tower after unlocking the seal. See the Chelona's Rise page for details on how to unseal the tower. [Elden Ring Interactive Map Link] Note: This spell and the location it is found in is accessible only after you have made significant progress in Ranni's questline which will grant you access to the upper plateau in southwest Liurnia.
- Rennala's Full Moon: Obtained when unlocking the Remembrance of The Full Moon Queen's power by handing it over to Enia at Roundtable Hold.
Full Moon Sorceries Requirements
- As is the case with all Sorceries, you must have a Glintstone Staff equipped in order to be able to cast Full Moon Sorceries.
- Full Moon Sorceries require Intelligence to use.
Boosting Full Moon Sorceries
- Carian Regal Scepter boosts all Full Moon Sorceries.
- Snow Witch Hat boosts Ranni's Dark Moon.
- Azur's Glintstone Staff reduces the casting time of all Sorceries, but increases the amount of FP consumed.
All Full Moon Sorceries
AnonymousThere should be a blood moon spell that does bleed and needs 55 int and 20 arc
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I once cast a full moon spell.. then Aldaraan blew up. I realized the spell I cast was no moon at all..
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Mommy's Moon significantly deals more damage and magic-damage negation.
Ranni's Moon procs frost and inflicts magic-damage negation.
Can't go wrong with either of them.
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I still believe moon sorceries should grant you iframes when you’re inside the moon to make it more versatile in dangerous situations, at least in pve
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From Dark Souls 1 [and 3] with Gwyndolin with his Moonlight Sorceries, to Bloodborne with it's Moon Presence, to this game with it's full-on approach to it's Moon being an entity of it's own [along with aliens from space]
... I think it's suppose to say, while we may not notice it, the moons and the beings on these things represent a higher [yet subtle] authority figure, hidden behind the veil and pulling the strings.
Wonder if it explains the H.P. Lovecraftian monsters in this game, and more commonly in Bloodborne?
Also feels like the barren ashen wasteland of Dark Souls 3's final boss arena seems moon-like... Dead worlds are becoming moons, and the abyss between the worlds is spawning those monsters i mentioned. Maybe they aren't evil per se, but this odd presence can appear in any world, choosing to take hosts to do it's bidding, and in rare cases [like these sorceries, or dark souls world's moonlight sorcery catalysts] grant it's unusual powers to certain wielders.
Might be why Gwyn feared the dark.
Yeah, i know, probably not a canon thing, but i just wanted to post a screwball theory of my own, after years of lore videos.
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PVP : B OR C TIER (vs people who can't dodge, if you can dodge this become F TIER)
PVE : B TIER OR A TIER
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FROMSOFT really need to increase theses two AOE, it’s not fair incantation are nuclear bombs in terms of AOE, plus they’re difficult to dodge
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From really needs to consolidate sorcery and incantation groups.
Why only 2 Moon Spells... ;(
Also as a Frost Witch Hat and Carian Regal Scepter wielder, I'm really bummed Adula MOONBlade isn't considered a MOON spell as well as Frost for both Buffs...
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if thy tarnished shouid ad a another moon it shouid be a black flame spell
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