Fanged Imp Ashes |
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| Type | Spirit Summon |
| FP Cost 50 | HP Cost - |
 Effect
Summons two fanged imp spirits
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Fanged Imp Ashes is a Spirit and Summon, as well as optional Keepsake, in Elden Ring. Fanged Imp Ashes summons two fanged imp spirits that moves nimbly and attack enemies. They are best used to distract enemies since these spirits move fast, you can summon them when you are being overwhelmed by a group of enemies. While the enemies are being distracted, recover some stamina for a while then continue your attack, coordinating with the fanged imp spirits you've summoned.
Imps can also be found as Enemies in Elden Ring. For more information, see Imp.
Ashes remains in which spirits yet dwell.
Use to summon two fanged imp spirits.
These spirits are well suited to causing a disturbance, moving nimbly like pests and hurling magic pots.
The two imps seem fond of each other's company.
Where to find Fanged Imp Ashes
Where to Find Fanged Imp Ashes
- You can select Fanged Imp Ashes as Keepsake during Character Creation
- It can be purchased from the Isolated Merchant for 2000 Runes. He can be found by traveling to the Main Academy Gate site of grace and following the elevated road east, past the seal and several wolves. [Elden Ring Map Location]
- Sold here as shown with the Video Location
Elden Ring Fanged Imp Ashes Guide
- Consumes Medium FP (50)
- You must be near a rebirth monument to summon spirits from ashes.
- When you are close to a rebirth monument and able to summon, a monument icon will appear on the left side of the screen.
- Their melee attacks cause bleed buildup.
- Can also be used to solve the riddle to open the Albinauric Rise.
Anonymousbro i have never even used these the game wont let me i have the damn bell
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These things are pretty good early on when their pitiful HP is offset by equally pitiful enemy damage but mid-to-late game these things are essentially useless for a few major reasons. #1 The aforementioned pitiful HP (these things rank among the lowest out of almost every summon in the game), #2 awful damage output (their base attacks and magic pots do next to no damage early on, don't expect much later in the game), and #3 frustrating AI (they're either completely in the zone being aggressive and dodging all the time or they sit still and die, or dodge around in the background refusing to attack anything)
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Love these little pricks. The three of us just dusted Morgott together. They chucking magic pots, me doing the onga bonga, good times.
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You need these if you want to get the Graven Mass talisman at the Consecrated Snowfields.
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Top notch early game summons. They have a ranged magic attack plus a devastating bleed attack (forked hatchet).
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Take this ash and go under the bridge at limgrave. Beat the finger dude and now you have the start of an early game bleed build.
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"The two imps seem fond of each other's company." yeah because they're dating
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If they're anywhere near as annoying for enemies to deal with as they are for us their proly pretty damn good.
Killed the Limgrave sentinel and Margit the other day with these guys. They struggle with giant enemies, and aoe hits in general, but they're aggressive as hell and will wreck most normal enemies and smaller bosses. Plus its extremely satisfying watching them tear through enemies after killing me so many times in the beginning.
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Took out Margit with these and some bleed scimitars at level 9. Get them.
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Took these lads to endgame. There's better ashes, sure, but those two little piglets have had my back so many times.
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The homies, i picked them as my keepsake, did not regret it a single bit.
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This is used to open the Albinuric Rise in Consecrated SnowField. Rewards Graven-Mass Talisman with item effect "greatly raises potency of sorceries"
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Sure, these lil guys are good, but at the same time, so are the wolves... not much difference in damage and the wolves are just slightly better imo as there is a third body to help pull aggro. I'd pass on the keepsake and buy later from the merchant if you really want them.
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Also useful because, as they are made of stone, they are immune to rot and poison status.
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Started the game as a wretch and picked these guys as my keepsake. They are incredible early game spirit ashes because they have both a great ranged and lunging atk plus cause bleed buildup like no other. They don't have much hp but will swing around bosses like they're bloody Spiderman. I'm about mid-way through the game lvl60 and they're still my go to spirit ashes. Upgraded to +6 at the moment and going strong. As a lowly wretch they were my only real friends early on and I just can't leave them behind. Hommies for life!
There was nothing more stysfying in the game to see than giant-ass sword swing of Misbegotten warrior gets interupted by a bomb that little fellas yeeted directly in his face.
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Combine these guys as starting gift with samurai or bandit start and you can bleed margit to death in about 60 seconds 5 minutes into the game
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A solid overall ash. Compliments bleed/arcane builds well due to their weapons dealing bleed build up. They don't have much health even after upgrades, but they're squirrelly as ****, so they'll live longer than you think. Will also huck fire pots at range every so often.
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I dont use spirit ashes but i will try these guys. Let mobs agonizingly perish as they try to fight against those godless imps.
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I'm mid-way through the game and still using these fellas. Far better than the wolves, jellyfish, or any other early Spirit.
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Finally my foes, too, can feel the agony of having to deal with the existance of Thralls
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I chose it as my keepsake but it hasn’t let me used them at all every time I try to summon them nothing happens can anyone help please
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I think their tankiness and bleed make them a solid early game spirit.
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i'm trying to do a literal summon only run and out of every early spirit ash that you can get they're probably the best. They always move around so they don't get hit that much and can attack from melee and ranged. Just beat the cemetery shade with these guys to get Luthel. Tried to beat it with Godrick soldiers, wolves and even the crystalian from caelid, none of them worked.
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pretty decent. They inflict bleed, can attack from both distance and close range, decent phys defence
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The most powerful spirit is mimic ash I cannot stress this enough
Pretty powerful early on because of the bleed effect. Not tanky enough later game though.
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This item is necessary when you reach Albinauric Rise in the secret area Concecrated Snowfield (Western Mountaintops of the Giants). The imps must be summoned to kill an enemy phantom Imp, when they do it breaks the seal on the tower. If you have not upgraded your imps, a tip would be to hit the enemy imp a few times to lower its hp, then disarm yourself and punch it until it's low enough for your summons to kill it. Your imps do about 16 damage each per hit without upgrades, the enemy imps have around 1400 hp.
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Well, the Isolated Merchant doesn't sell it. I just ran all the way there for it and it's not in his inventory.
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My main summon. If a boss can bleed, then these little fellas can do it about 2-3 per boss fight if I keep the aggro on me. They are always jumping sideways, hurling grenades or darting out after hitting so they last a long time and steal a bunch of the bosses attention too. Mixing these guys with a morning star and some kukri and even high level bosses get pretty destroyed by my low level guy.
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The nomadic merchant is actually behind the southern academy gate, you can reach him by following the road east from the academy main gate Grace, past the seal, theres a ****load of wolves along the way, merchant also sells the cookbook for sleepbone arrows and sleep grease, some stone sword keys, and the warrior armor set
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For me, these guys were the best choice as a keepsake. Definitely one of the better Summons, especially early in the game. These two Stone Imps act just like their counterparts, except when in range they'll also lob glintstone grenades. The fact that they have ambush tactics, and are rarely attacking the enemy from the same front, increases how long they are able to survive, so also makes them more useful in fights, lasting longer than others do.
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they do bleed buildup yes and its a pretty hefty amount of damage mine did 1500 to a boss just from the bleed maxing out and the you know bleed out occuring
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those this imp spirit do bleed damage? like the enemy version does
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These things carried me a long way into the game (started with them as my Keepsake because I didn't know how restricted Spirit Ashes were on my first playthrough and thought they'd be the most useful). There's 2 of them, they have ranged attacks, they inflct Bleed, they have low FP cost- as long as I was able to hold aggro their low HP wasn't so much of an issue and they'd rack up a lot of damage over time. They fell off eventually (I upgraded to Engvall once I had enough FP) but I'm still fond of them.
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