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Moon of Nokstella is a Talisman in Elden Ring. Moon of Nokstella increases Memory Slots by 2. Players can use Talismans in Elden Ring to boost a variety of Stats.
This legendary talisman is a treasure of Nokstella, the Eternal City.
Increases memory slots.
This talisman represents the lost black moon.
The moon of Nokstella was the guide of countless stars.
Moon of Nokstella Effect in Elden Ring
Moon of Nokstella increases Memory Slots by 2.
Where to find Moon of Nokstella in Elden Ring
Where to find Moon of Nokstella:
- Found in a chest underneath a massive throne in Nokstella, Eternal City.
- The chest is in the highest room of the city, guarded by two mimic tears and a Nox warrior. [Map Link]
- Video Location
Elden Ring Moon of Nokstella Notes & Tips
- Sell Value:
2000
- Other notes & tips go here.
- Anonymous
I wish this gave more than one memory slot, or was able to be stacked.
I WANT ALL THE SPELLS
- Anonymous
Me over here running 70 Int, 50 Fth, and 18 Arc to be able to cast every spell in the game with this to maximize how many spells I can take with me. What can I say? It's an addiction.
Makes for a hilarious Mimic Tear boss fight though.
- Anonymous
In PvP, it helps to have a ton of mix ups. Swift Shard, Cometshard, Arc, Slicer, Greatsword, Cannon, all sorts of spells can be useful. However, scrolling through every single spell during PvP is... kind of difficult! And I can't imagine a PvE scenario where you would really need 12 spells instead of 10. Even in my most defensive and stealthy builds, I've found room for everything I want.
- Anonymous
Why yes, I am the magical equivalent of a hoarder, how could you tell?
- Anonymous
Elden ring's legendary talismans, ashes, armaments, and spells, are all ranked shamefully. Who decided this was a legendary Talisman.
- Anonymous
Theres 2 types of people in the world, people use like 2-3 memory slots and those who fill every slot with everything for every possible situation
- Anonymous
Just what we need in a came that gives you more slots than you know what to do with.
- Anonymous
Probably the least useful iteration of this idea in the any of the Soulsbourne titles, given how late in the game it is and how easy spell slots are to come by in this game. Not to mention, ER feels like it has very few multi-slot spells compared to the Souls series anyway. If this is useful for you, great, but even on my dedicated caster builds I find I rarely even hit the regular 10-slot limit, let alone needing two spare
- Anonymous
You can run Ranni’s Dark Moon, Comet Azur, Stars of Ruin, Rykard’s Rancor, Founding Rain of Stars, and Meteorite of Astel on the same build with this talisman.
Those are all the 2+ slot sorceries (except SoR, but that’s Lusat’s counterpart to Azur meaning they’re on the same level) meaning you can fit all of the intended “most powerful” sorceries into the same character.
You cannot do the same with incantations, as for some reason they have a not-insignificantly higher amount of spells that take 2+ slots.
In my mind this makes it intended for int builds, but that can easily be argued against. Definitely a talisman for people who favor raw power of versatility.
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- Anonymous
Is it just me, or does it look like there are two birds on top of the talisman facing some kind of bowl or container?
- Anonymous
In short, the strongest dispell in the game for... no memory slot and no talisman slot, pretty niche but okay okay
- Anonymous
There's a very specific and very good use for the nokstella talisman if you're good at swapping. If you have a Mage build, pure or hybrid, you and can get the 37 intelligence requirement for law of regression, this dispells wondrous physics as well, so if you dispell someones buffs and wondrous physic, swap off the nokstella talisman to free up a slot again AND you still have your flask :)
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Even though elden ring has given all builds the same 10 spell slot capacity, this still had the potential to be a worthwhile investment if more spells used multiple slots. As is only a few spells use two slots and if I remember correctly only one needs three slots. As well as making this talisman useful, this also could have made some of the more disappointing legendary spells better by giving them a higher spell slot cost and buffing them significantly. They could keep stars of ruin as it used to be or even better but as an increased cost make it take three slots. I personally was pretty disappointed with founding rain of stars, imagine if they buffed it’s range and duration as well as damage so it melts everything in its area, but it cost five slots. It would feel a lot more like the primordial sorcery than it does now
- Anonymous
If you can't get it done with 10 spells, 12 isn't going to help
- Anonymous
I play int/fth priest. 50 fth 37 int. This is the best ring for my build at 133 pvp and pve. I have an answer to literally every situation be it offensive or defensive. I only hope I can stack them since I’m going ng+
- Anonymous
Best use case I can think of for this is effigy co-op. If I send my sign out in the Haligtree, I don't know if I'm gonna end up helping with Malenia or going on a taunters tongue romp through Elphael. You'll want different spells depending but won't know which one you get until it's too late to change. But even then, I don't think I'd do it myself
- Anonymous
There's certainly much better options if you want to maximize your damage for a specific boss fight, but it definitely shines at exploring. We cannot swap spells unless we rest at a bonfire, so the only way to prepare for a dungeon of unknown enemies is to just bring a bunch of different spells. Some expensive high-DPS spells, some low-cost spells, some with long range, some with strong stagger damage, some that deal physic rather than magic damage, some AoE, buffs, etc. And considering some spells take up more than one slot for balance reasons (Comet Azur alone needs three), even twelve slots with the talisman can fill up rather quickly for pure caster builds.
If you already know which enemies/boss you're going to encounter, then you're better off swapping out this for literally anything but Daedicar's Woe. But if you're exploring, then having just the right spell for the right occasion that you would have to leave at home otherwise can yield a much bigger DPS increase than any other talisman.
- Anonymous
I can see why this talisman is seen as useless, but it does have an under looked utility: By giving you two free memory slots, it saves you from having to do go through the trouble of finding/spawning the turtles in the Testu/Oridys rise puzzle or doing Thop's questline if you aren't interested in Thop's Barrier, or just don't want poor Thops to die, or doing parkour on top of Raya Lucaria for the Glintstone key for his quest, or doing parkour and jumping onto the Converted Tower/Lenne's Rise all in one playthrough. This Talisman at least gives you options and choices, and is still worth getting even if you do bother to do all of the above. May not matter as much to the completionist runs or trying to max out the power of a pure INT build, but for runs where you're going to plan everything out , get selective with your spells choices and optimize a more varied or hybrid stat build, it's more useful.
Interesting lore implications regarding Astel taking away the sky of the eternal city. Strange I haven't seen anyone talk about it.
- Anonymous
This is one talisman with least powerup. More spells/incantaions vs buffing said spells/incantations by extra dps or protection talisman. If they made some spells/incantations cost less than 2-3 slots - this will be unnecessary (or just give us more talisman pouches).
- Anonymous
Bulky but you can burn the advanced incantation of your choosing onto this magical not!CD Very nice when you are being a blockhead and insist on running Elden stars AND Scarlet aeonia
- Anonymous
If this gave a 10-15% casting speed bonus on top of the slots, it'd be a true legendary talisman.
- Anonymous
I wouldn't call this useless, but most builds are probably still better off without it. It simply makes more sense to free up the talisman slot, and just swap your lesser used spells in/out as needed. If your an Int/Faith hybrid caster though...
- Anonymous
Great to put 2 extra heal incantations my mimic will use to heal us
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To be honest, no, you really don't need 2 more slots. Let's be real, if you have more than 5 spells, how often do you use them all? Going into a boss, I'd guess most people use 2, maybe 3 spells. Out roaming the world, probably 1 spell a lot, 2 or 3 now and then, with 2 situational. That's 5 or 6, and there's little likelihood 5/6 take 2 slots. It's a pretty useless if you know how to plan out your journey.
- Anonymous
The “where to find” description is wrong. It’s in the upper level where the map link shows, not beneath the throne.
- Anonymous
people do be forgetting that some advance spell/incatations require 2 or 3 slots to equip lol
- Anonymous
confirmed, achievement ! just unlocked my, Legendary Talismans :D 0.10% gamers have it !!
Sl 182 Ng0, almost finish everything in Ng0 possible
Considering how junky it is to choose spells in souls games (you literally can only scroll your spell list in one direction) and the fact that you have lots of slots for exploring the world makes this one useless.
- Anonymous
useless. you get a 10 attunement slots literally for free in this game. does anyone seriously need 2 more?
Holy crap who in their right mind needs 12 spell slots. I would lose my shitt if I had to constantly cycle through a mile-long sequence of spells mid-combat to find the right one and accidentally scroll past it and have to do it over again all just to see "YOU DIED" flash onto my screen.
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