Albinaurics are Humanoid Enemies in Elden Ring. Albinaurics are said to have been artificial lifeforms that were made by humans.
First-Generation Albinaurics have a human-like appearance and a flawed pair of legs, which eventually give out and sometimes even disappear.
Second-Generation Albinaurics are short creatures, with smooth gray skin and dumpy heads resembling those of frogs. They use primitive weapons such as wooden clubs and makeshift shields, and they often congregate in large groups. Second-Generation Albinaurics are very agile and able to cartwheel around.
A First-Generation Albinauric can be summoned using the Spirit Ash Latenna The Albinauric. A pair of Second-Generation Albinaurics can be summoned using the Albinauric Ashes.
Albinaurics are lifeforms made by human hands. Thus, many believe them to live impure lives, untouched by the Erdtree's grace.
Elden Ring Albinauric Locations
Where to Find Albinaurics:
- Several First-Generation Albinauric Villagers can still be found moaning inside the Village of the Albinaurics in southwest Liurnia. Some First-Generation Albinauric Mages can be found past the bridge leading away from the Village's well. [Map Link]
- The player must encounter Albus, an NPC and First-Generation Albinauric Villager, in order to reach the Consecrated Snowfield. He is found in the Village of the Albinaurics, disguised as a large pot. It is recommended that the player defeat the nearby Depraved Perfumer before speaking to him.
- Just outside of the Village of the Albinaurics, two Afflicted First-Generation Albinaurics coughing up clouds of Poison can be found kneeling on the bank of the Poison swamp below the Village.
- Plenty of First-Generation Albinauric Mages can be found on the ground level of Caria Manor.
- Several First-Generation Albinaurics can be found in the dungeon of Volcano Manor.
- A few Insane First-Generation Albinaurics can be found in the lower levels of Leyndell Royal Capital, near the well that leads down into the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds.
- A few First-Generation Albinaurics can be found in Castle Sol, in the room leading up to the area immediately preceding the Boss Arena.
- One First-Generation Albinauric Archer can be found near the entrance to the Consecrated Snowfield, just outside the end of the Hidden Path to the Haligtree, riding her Direwolf.
- Several First-Generation Albinauric Archers can be found outside to the south of Ordina, Liturgical Town in the Consecrated Snowfield. One rides a Direwolf.
- Second-Generation Albinaurics can be found all over Liurnia of the Lakes. Groups of them often roam the ruins of the Academy Gate Town. [Map Link]
- Several Second-Generation Albinaurics can be found outside to the east of Ordina, Liturgical Town in the Consecrated Snowfield, and more leading up to the Minor Erdtree.
- A large amount of red Second-Generation Albinaurics with 3 small Omen horns on their forehead can be found in the Mohgwyn Palace area, with many variations of weapons and equipment. In the forested area, the red Second-Generation Albinaurics that blow their Curved Great Club like a horn can summon a Giant Skeleton (Spirit), which is the upper half of a colossal skeleton usually summoned by Tibia Mariners.
Elden Ring Second-Generation Albinauric Drops
Item |
Drop Rate |
Additional Info |
| Runes | 100% |  66 - 4711 |
| Blue Silver Mail Hood | 2.00% | Dropped only by those that wear it. |
| Blue Silver Mail Armor | 2.00% | Dropped only by those that wear it. |
| Blue Silver Bracelets | 2.00% | Dropped only by those that wear it. |
| Blue Silver Mail Skirt | 2.00% | Dropped only by those that wear it. |
| Dirty Chainmail | 1.50% | Dropped only by those that wear it, unless they have red skin. |
| Black Dumpling | 0.50% | Dropped only by those that wear it. |
| Curved Club | 2.00% | Dropped only by those that wield it. |
| Curved Great Club | 2.00% | Dropped only by those that wield it. |
| Ripple Crescent Halberd | 2.00% | Dropped only by those that wield it. |
| Albinauric Bow | 4.00% | Dropped only by those that wield it. |
| Albinauric Shield | 2.00% | Dropped only by those that wield it. |
| 5x St. Trina's Arrows | 2.50% | Dropped only by Albinauric Archers. |
| 5x Arrows | 10.00% | Dropped only by Albinauric Archers. |
| Glintstone Firefly | 12.00% | Dropped only by First-Generation Albinauric Mages. |
| Albinauric Bloodclot | 2.50% - 15.00% | Second-Generation Albinaurics have 2.50% base drop and First-Generation Albinaurics have 4.00% base drop, except for Albinauric Archers, which have 15.00% base drop. |
Albinauric Notes & Tips
- There are two types: First-Generation Albinaurics and Second-Generation Albinaurics.
- Upon reaching Mohgwyn Palace, one can fast travel to the Palace Approach Ledge-Road site of grace, equip the Sacred Relic Sword to use the Wave of Gold weapon skill and farm Albinaurics. Effectively yielding up to 6,000,000 Runes per hour with the Golden Scarab Talisman.
- Though some Albinaurics wield a Ripple Blade or Shamshir, they do not drop them.
- Albinaurics wielding the Ripple Blade is able to conjure a freezing breath through the blade.
- Second-Generation Albinaurics with faintly golden eyes in the Consecrated Snowfield is able to cast the Discus of Light incantation, possibly due to Miquella and his relation to golden order fundamentalism.
- First -generation Albinauric mages cast the Glintstone Pebble sorcery.
- Their wooden shield, broken bent club, and leather armor are unobtainable.
- Red Albinaurics wearing Dirty Chainmail do not drop it.
Albinauric Image Gallery
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I'm seeing more like 1.4 mil per pickled fowl foot (3 minutes), be certain your faith scaling is high enough or use Alexander's and sacred scorpion to do "overkill" damage and get 1.2x runes for it. Scarab, fowl foot, and overkill from the top of the hill is enough time for about 14 waves and drops about a 100k average per wave.
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6m runes per hour is a somewhat low estimate; it's closer to 6m per half hour, at minimum, if you keep up a decent rate. I like to hop on my execise bike. 10 miles = 10 million runes.
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There's no data about their damage type resistance? Anyone knows?
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I felt really bad after farming and noticing they are sleepin in mohgwyn palace
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Both in lore and for tune farming these guys get genocided
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What is the name of the shield that the ones in liurnia have?
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there's a gaggle of them outside of the rose church, which makes me think that varre had evangelized them leading to their appearance near mohg's palace.
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when i found out the red ones dont inflict bleed when they do their LITERAL RED SPIKE ROLL, that's when i thought Miyazaki must have been having one of the best days in his life to be this much merciful.
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the ones at Mohgwyn Dynasty have red skin, and blue blood, for some reason, out of ALL the abominations i have seen in this game, DS1 and DS3, this is one of the most unsettling, idk if its because they are sentient humanoids, but they certainly feel like they should not exist, which is rare even amongst the most bizarre things fromsoft have created, i think i only ever felt the same about Gaping Dragon, The One Reborn, Monstrosity of Sin and those GIant Hands at Liurnia and Mountaintop of Giants.
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The crawling ones with that stupid grab attack can just go die in a fire.
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The ones crawling across the ground literally look like they were eaten and then **** out of some large monster. And their combat design feels very similar, like seriously these things will straight up completely i-frame DIRECTLY THROUGH your mid swing weapon to grab you and spend 30 ****ing seconds chewing on your face. You mean to tell me my character is strong enough to kill a ****ing God, but shoving off a **** caked groper is completely out of the question? How? Also how the **** do they go from being a slow moving old fart before getting put into that ****, to being almost as fast and relentless as the ****ing dogs after? Is that turd their wearing laced with LSD or some ****?
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I feel as if the separate versions of Albinaurics should be counted as separate types of enemies given their extreme moveset differences. Not only the separation between first generation and second, but also the insane ones with the bullshit grab attack with a reach which teleports you into it from ranges you clearly shouldn't be grabbed by.
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First generation Albinaurics: a failed attempt to make artificial people, they live short lives and their legs quickly stop functioning.
Second generation Albinaurics: Screw it, lets just make frog ayy lmao people who can do cartwheels instead!
What's the deal with these dudes? They are very weird and there's not much lore on them.
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To counter the red ones spiked cartwheel of death in Mogwyn Palace...get the Briar Set from Castle Sol, equip any of the pieces(I use the gauntlets usually) and just roll when they do it. This set does damage to anything that contacts you while you're rolling and their death cartwheel is designed to break if they take ANY damage whatsoever. It's a nice easy counter.
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The crawling shitters are annoying as hell with their stupid instant grabs with zero warning that do tons of damage, atleast they die pretty easily.
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It says "their wooden shield, small bent club, and leather armor are unobtainable." This is not true. When I was farming them in liurnia for the dirty chain mail (I'm sorry brothers please forgive me) I got several of those clubs and shields. I also got some sort of crescent staff thing.
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I genuinely thought the first generation ones were living turds when I first encountered them
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The tortured variant scared the ever-living daylights out of me the first time around.
But now, they don't scare me as much. Still a bit unsettling, though.
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Did the runes they give in NG2+ been nerfed with 1.05 or I am crazy please?
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This is jirens clan they went to elden ring they didnt die he just got left behind
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Elden Ring lore has lots of Abrahamic themes. Anyone notice the real world parallels to the Jewish people? They're oppressed people who are ostracized by the dominant faith and forced to live as servants or exiles. They're led by Lauretta to their "promised land" (the Haligtree). Makes it even sadder when you realize how many were led astray by Mohg right before their destination, and how none of them made it to the Haligtree.
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poor guys fated to get slaughtered in mass to please greedy tarnished
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Their vibe is incomprehensible by the mere imagination of mankind. Their vibe is of an eldritch tier, far, far too strong for us to contact without going made. The don't fall over because we cleaved open their flesh. They fall... because we killed their vibe, bro.
Whom does one have to hump at FromSoftware to greenlit official lifesize - like one meter tall - plushies of the sleeping Albinaurics? They're totally legit cutiepie adorbs... and, eh, based and bruh... and whatever superlatives kids nowadays use.
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Blood Albinaurics be like Lord Miquella forgive me for what I am about 2 do
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The ones near Mohg grow spikes to roll into enemies, and the ones in the Snowfield cast Discus of Light. Thought that was kinda neat.
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60 vigor and the Mohgywyn Palace Albinaurics can quite literally one shot kill me with their rolling attack if its a direct hit. Luckily they usually try to roll around you rather than right into you, but seriously... There's not even a boss that can hit this hard.
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Aren’t these also the Black Dumplings?
I say so because they have the exact same structure and it’s confirmed that their black dumpling helm is forced onto their heads.
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Why are the humanoid Albinaurics 1st gen but not 3rd gen? Shouldn't the silver tears in eternal city the 1st gen Albinaurics, if they were first created there?
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"Beware the Albinaurics... accursed souls born of a forbidden rite of the Eternal City. The curse withered the legs of the old, and silenced the tongue of the Frogs." - Thops
When does Thops say this? It's not on his page at all.
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These and the red guys are weak to sacred damage. I was able to two-shot the white ones with a +24 lordsworn great sword. The Impaling Thrust ash will stagger both types with one hit. Plus you can dodge the spike roll by rolling into it just before impact.
Are the singing scholars in Rennala's boss arena also 1st generation albinaurics? They move the exact same way and I can't imagine any other explanation.
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The red ones have little devil horns on their head. Thought they were kinda cute until they turned into bonewheels.
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Is there a source for latenna, albus et al being "first-generation" or is it just being assumed
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It took me a while to realize that these fast crawling things with a rock head and body, that lunge at you in Vulcano Manor and in Leyndell are also Albinaurics.
As I met them in Leyndell Sewers first, I actually thought they are crawling giants turds, so I kept calling them that... XD
Especially as I hate these with a passion and kill them from afar as soon as I see them. Their lunge attack has been the end of me for a couple of times now, especially when I didn't see them coming.
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where the helld the lore about them being manmade peeps come from?
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i was wondering why they looked so familiar... they're modeled after the bugs in Terra Formars
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On ng round 3 and 4, the amount is the same at 8500. Is that the maximum it goes?
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me and my friends just call the second generation as Slitheens
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Can their shield drop from the red ones? They're easier to farm than the ones near the academy gate town.
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Jirens friends died all because a tarnished just wanted to level up
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In Ng+6 / +7 how much runes could u drop from one of them? I mean in Mohgwyn palace
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These are second generation Albinaurics. There are also first gen Albinauric enemies that look like old humans with no legs (like those in Albinauric Village) and Albinauric wolf riders. All of them are synthetic creatures, like clones
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So let's get this straight, we are supposed to care that an entire village of Albinaurics were slaughtered, yet we kill these guys by the thousand to get runes? Lol okay
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I think they're kind of sad. With the name "albinauric" and the description of the silver mirrorshield, I expect that first-generation albinaurics are considered "alloys" according to their relationship to the demigods, as opposed to merely "tarnished". Where the player is "tarnished" gold, and can still see the grace of gold, albinaurics are a white gold, as a mix of gold and silver, representing the Haligtree and Nokron. The red version could be rose gold, with roses being blood all over the place. "Unalloyed gold" is mentioned all over the place in this game, and they specifically mention that the froggy albinaurics are second-generation, so this has something to do with their bloodline. I imagine that "tarnished" is similar, and the player is also descended from the demigods, but they are simply a far-flung descendent, rather than a mix between competing demigods.
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One I killed in Academy Gate town, on top of the sunken church, also drops Dirty Chainmail.
So confused by this.
Must be a sub type of larger group and I think Albinauric encompasses alot of diff things.
Cos based on game quest dialogue and enemies in that village have same drop…like I didn’t know these were Albinauric at all lol think misnomer and should be used as a race not a specific enemy
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Albinaurics are not made by Miquella as some suggested below. The Albinauric Bloodlot literally states that Albinaurics are made by human hands. I think their maker is either the Academy’s sorcerers or the Eternal Cities.
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The Archers of Ordina that guard the path to the Haligtree are also Albinaurics.
"Chainmail armor crafted with blue silver. Worn by the wolf-riding Albinauric archers.
Blue silver is a metal born from the same mother as the Archers themselves, and provides protection from magic and frost."- Blue Silver Mail Armor
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hey so these guys dont drop that mossy wooden shield do they ? the one that the small guys with the small clubs use
I think it's likely that the Albinaurics were made by Miquella, then when Mohg stole Miquella and intended to remake himself & the young Empyrean as gods, the Albinaurics followed their creator to Mohg's empire, thus why there are "red variants". I think this because Albinaurics refer to the Haligtree, Miquella's home, as the "chosen land", it seems to be a sacred place for them. Albinauric archers defend the portal to the Haligtree, and Ordina has multiple statues of St. Trina, who was confirmed to be the same being as Miquella.
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Trying to read over the lore and stuff made me realize that the other albinauric enemies - like the ones you see at the Volcano Manor strapped to the ceilings or with bloated heads crawling on the ground - don't have pages it seems, and that when they are listed as enemies they link to this page instead.
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So the old guys who hang from the roof in the Volcano Manor seem to be Albinaurics, and the ones with the malformed heads there who grab you seem to be undergoing some kind of slow metamorphosis into the final form of Albinauric we know. We get the Albinauric mask from the Manor, which claims to be “a far cry from godskin”, meaning perhaps these Albinarics were kidnapped and experimented on to try replicate the godskin, after all; we fight the Godskin Noble in the Manor, and the mask is on a table with a body strapped down. The red form seem to be influenced by blood, perhaps under the power/curse of Mohg, along with them having been armed with proper weapons.
What a nightmare to not be born as first generation Albanaurics!
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