Lone Wolf |
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| Location | Limgrave Liurnia of The Lakes Groveside Cave Consecrated Snowfield |
| Drops |  55 - 1470 Runes (Grey Variant) 97 - 2077 Runes (White Variant)Thin Animal Bones Lump of Flesh |
Lone Wolf is a Wildlife Creature in Elden Ring. Lone Wolves are hostile creatures, even if not attacked. Despite their name, Lone Wolves are commonly found within packs, often at night or in caves, and will occasionally ambush their targets by dropping from trees or high places.
A small pack of 3 Wolves can be summoned for aid as spirits by using the Lone Wolf Ashes.
Lone Wolves roam the Lands Between in packs, overwhelming targets with their agility
Lone Wolf Location in Elden Ring
Where to Find Wolves:
- Pastures and forests of Limgrave.
- Inside Groveside Cave.
- Past Stormgate, on the main way to Stormveil Castle.
- Mistwood
- Liurnia of the Lakes
- Consecrated Snowfield
Lone Wolf Drops in Elden Ring
Item |
Drop Rate |
Additional Info |
| Runes | 100% | 55 - 2077 |
| Thin Beast Bones | 25.00% | N/A |
| Lump of Flesh | 5.00% | N/A |
Elden Ring Lone Wolf Notes & Tips
- Wolves have the same move-set as dogs in previous Souls games, but a greater reach. All packs have a pack leader usually distinguished by its white fur, called a Direwolf.
- Other Notes and Tips go here.
Elden Ring Lone Wolf Gallery
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Why do dogs looked messed up in Elden ring but wolves look normal? How do they ambush us from the sky? Why is wind kicked up when they do so? Why do they help godrick’s army?
So many questions.
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I am assuming their name is supposed to be ironic considering these are never alone.
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Ah yes, classic wolf moment when they fall of the skies to ambush you.
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Be careful around lone wolves. They're known to hunt in packs.
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Seems that killing wolves sometimes spawns a extremely strong and aggresive orange wolf
beware of that
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The wolves are not inherantly hostile to you. You can ride by on horseback and they will not attack, you can get close to some and they will take a defensive posture and start to circle but still wont attack. Its only when the pack leader decides its done with you, or you attack them, that they get fully hostile, in my experience as someone who refuses to kill non-hostile animals.
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"Lone Wolves roam the Lands Between in packs"
...makes sense to me.
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