Sanguine Noble |
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Location | Writheblood Ruins |
Drops | 8,800 |
HP | 3,128 |
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Sanguine Noble is a Boss in Elden Ring. It is hidden beneath Writheblood Ruins and wields a sword designed to draw blood. This is an optional boss as players don't have to defeat it to advance in Elden Ring.
The normal enemy form is Lesser Sanguine Noble. The invader NPC who uses its equipment is Sanguine Noble (NPC).
Known to strike from pools of blood, these assassins are missionaries come to share the gospel of accursed blood.
Elden Ring Sanguine Noble Boss
- This is an optional boss
- Closest Site of Grace: Bridge of Iniquity
- Multiplayer is allowed for this boss
- You can summon Spirit Ashes for this boss
Sanguine Noble Locations in Elden Ring
In the cellar of Writheblood Ruins. [Map Link]
Sanguine Noble Combat information
- Health: 3,128 HP
- Defense: 110
- Stance: 65
- Parryable: Yes
- Is vulnerable to a critical hit after being stance broken or parried
- Buffed if either you or it suffers from Blood Loss, similar to Lord of Blood's Exultation, unless blood loss happens during a critical hit
- Damage: Standard, Pierce
- Inflicts: Hemorrhage
- Drops 8,800
Negations (or Absorptions)
The negation numbers are the % of your damage that gets blocked. For example, if a negation is 60, 40% of that damage by that type will go through and 60% will be negated. Bigger number = less damage. A negation of 100 means no damage goes through, and a negation of -100 mean the enemy takes 2x damage from that source. 0 means damage goes pretty much as is.
Resistances
- Poison: 239 / 281 / 379 / 669
- Scarlet Rot: 239 / 281 / 379 / 669
- Hemorrhage: 179 / 207 / 249 / 347
- Frostbite: 239 / 281 / 379 / 669
The resistance numbers are the buildup amount to trigger it. For example, if a resistance is 100 you must deal 100 points of the given buildup to trigger it. Note that these go down over time, and increase each time the effect procs. The values after the "/"s indicate the increased resistances after each successive proc.
NG+ and Beyond (click to reveal)
NG | NG+ | NG+2 | NG+3 | NG+4 | NG+5 | NG+6 | NG+7 | |
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HP | 3,128 | 4,627 | 5,089 | 5,321 | 5,552 | 6,015 | 6,246 | 6,477 |
Defense | 110 | 118 | 120 | 123 | 129 | 135 | 141 | 153 |
Runes | 8,800 | 26,400 | 29,040 | 29,700 | 31,680 | 32,340 | 33,000 | 33,660 |
Resistances |
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Poison | 239 / 281 / 379 / 669 | 258 / 300 / 398 / 688 | 261 / 303 / 401 / 691 | 265 / 307 / 405 / 695 | 269 / 311 / 409 / 699 | 273 / 315 / 413 / 703 | 277 / 319 / 417 / 707 | 281 / 323 / 421 / 711 |
Scarlet Rot | 239 / 281 / 379 / 669 | 258 / 300 / 398 / 688 | 261 / 303 / 401 / 691 | 265 / 307 / 405 / 695 | 269 / 311 / 409 / 699 | 273 / 315 / 413 / 703 | 277 / 319 / 417 / 707 | 281 / 323 / 421 / 711 |
Hemorrhage | 179 / 207 / 249 / 347 | 193 / 221 / 263 / 361 | 195 / 223 / 265 / 363 | 198 / 226 / 268 / 366 | 201 / 229 / 271 / 369 | 204 / 232 / 274 / 372 | 207 / 235 / 277 / 375 | 210 / 238 / 280 / 378 |
Frostbite | 239 / 281 / 379 / 669 | 258 / 300 / 398 / 688 | 261 / 303 / 401 / 691 | 265 / 307 / 405 / 695 | 269 / 311 / 409 / 699 | 273 / 315 / 413 / 703 | 277 / 319 / 417 / 707 | 281 / 323 / 421 / 711 |
Sleep | 329 / 427 / 717 / 1174 | 355 / 453 / 743 / 1200 | 360 / 458 / 748 / 1205 | 365 / 463 / 753 / 1210 | 370 / 468 / 758 / 1215 | 376 / 474 / 764 / 1221 | 381 / 479 / 769 / 1226 | 386 / 484 / 774 / 1231 |
Madness | Immune |
Elden Ring Sanguine Noble Boss Guide
Sanguine Noble Fight Strategy
The Best Tips for Sanguine Noble:
- Bring Stanching Boluses Item
Melee Users
For melee users, be wary as the Sanguine Noble's swings are very fast, so it's recommended that you use a fast one-hand weapon like a straight sword or an axe. Every single type of attack this boss does stacks bleed so it's best that you bring Stanching Boluses. Do not rush this boss and be careful with its string of stabs and slashes. Also be wary of its stance where you see the dagger on its left hand being lifted, it means it's ready to parry your incoming attacks. Do not engage in melee when you see this stance, as it will most likely parry you successfully once you try to attack. A successful parry on you will get you stabbed and also build-up your bleed meter very quickly.
Magic and Ranged Users
For magic and ranged users, it's recommended that you equip a heavy hitting spell/incantation or weapon for ranged attacks to quickly finish the Sanguine Noble. Just be careful with the blood puddles and the dagger throw as those are also the boss' ranged options. You should also look out for the leaping thrust where it leaps forward and thrusts its sword, this move quickly closes the gap when you're trying to create distance or when you're far away from the boss for too long.
Sanguine Noble Attacks & Counters
Attack | Description | Counter |
Blood Puddles | Slashes the ground, leaving blood puddles in the area. Touching the blood puddles will build-up your bleed meter. | You will clearly see the blood puddles on the ground, stepping on them will build up your bleed meter so avoid them at all costs. |
Dagger Parry | Raises the dagger in its left hand, waiting for an attack. If it successfully parries you, you will get a frontal stab that deals massive damage, and also stack up your bleed meter very quickly. | When you see the dagger being lifted up or you see a different stance, do not engage in melee, because the parry will most likely connect, and you will be stabbed, which deals massive damage. You can engage in magic or ranged attack. |
Dagger Throw | Uses the dagger on its left hand as a projectile and throws it towards you. | When you create distance, be ready to dodge roll as well since the dagger throw is the ranged option for this boss. |
Leaping Thrust | Leaps forward, closing the gap and thrusts its sword. Can be followed up by other attacks afterwards. | This is one of the boss' attacks that will quickly close the gap when you try to create distance or if you're far away for to long. It is recommended that you just dodge roll backwards or away from this attack as it can follow up with a different attack after the initial thrust. |
Sanguine Noble Lore, Notes & Other Trivia
- Voice Actor: ??
- Sanguine Noble can easily be staggered.
- All their attacks have bleed.
Sanguine Noble GALLERY
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Use Greatshield Soldiers....sit back, drink beer. If you feel guilty for doing nothing......throw the beer can at him.
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Like with all tarnished-esque npc invaders, he's weak to Wave Of Gold.
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Greatshield Soldier ashes will relentlessly bully these guys. I have mine only +4 and they cornered every sanguine noble spawn in Mohgwyn Palace. It was very amusing
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Throwing Kukri and Skeletal Militiamen Ashes will stun lock and bleed him for easy victory.
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Completely helpless against the Carian Greatsword if cornered. This also applies to Gavel of Haima, but let's be real, nothing has an answer to Gavel of Haima.
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You can also smash him to death pretty effectively with double colossal jump attack (watchdog Staff/Wheel of Ghiza)
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Stunlocked him with magma shot, thought he was weak to fire because he was made of flesh. The wiki taught me otherwise.
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He has no style... he has no grace...... Sanguine Noble hasn't got a face.
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For anyone looking to rush the fight in Altus Plateau for the Bloody Helice as early as possible, bring a buckler or small shield and keep close with a light load to dodge any attacks. Eventually he'll do a retreating attack where he swings his dagger and leaps backwards, an attack which can be parried and he does it pretty reliably by sticking close to him. Doing this will keep him mostly stuck in a loop where he'll attempt to retreat but allow you an opportunity to just riposte him to death. Worked well for me because otherwise this bastard is hell for a low level character.
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These guys are one of my favorite enemies in the game. Such a cool design.
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For you casters who struggle with this guy: in the snowfield you can summon by the ruins. Find where the summon sign drops then ride north until you invasion-dismount. The second you dismount, run directly back to the spot you can summon. He'll be there soon. Pull up Great Shield ashes and flask. As he runs towards you, hit him with rotten breath or other good spell. Roll away until your ashes get his attention. Just don't let them aggro the guys at the ruins or run too far and despawn them. Give them a minute to build aggro then you can rotten breath him down easily. Same strategy in Moghwyn cave. Summon Great Shield ashes and just roll until they lock him down. They can solo him for you if they're level 7+, but you can speed it up with rotten breath.
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Sanguine sanctum. Damn it laurence! Becease of your incredibly good theme everytime i see the words "sanguine" i automaticly say the lyrics of yout theme!
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can anyone test if they can parry two-handed colossal weapons? praise the research!
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Back off, keep out of swing range, full rotten breath, guard counter a couple of times after after a flurry. Goes down very quickly.
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Greatshield soldiers bullied him in a corner the whole time.
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I've been wanting to try the bloody helice but not enough to deal with the boss version of that thing at rose church in liurnia to get it. I can kill it easily. with plenty of room to move and get distance from it. I care more about looking spiffy than I do armour rating, damage negation or resistances. the downside is I get done over quickly and quite easily by anything that can make me bleed, infect me with rot or poison me. but someone says they summoned the wolves. that's good enough for me.
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I killed the snowfields putrid avatar before getting to this invasion and it didnt spawn.
After beating the game and not going to NG+, i returned and they spawned.
There has also been a patch since then, but i did come back and check a few times before completing the game, where they wouldnt spawn.
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Killed the one in Writheblood Ruins at level 25 pretty easily, I used the three wolves spirit ashes, which will practically stunlock him forever, and spammed the Reduvia's WA (he's really weak to bleeding)
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You can jump past their regular pokes and knife throws I think. Jump pokes with the cross naginata worked well against them.
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Be careful not to aggro the bears near where he spawns in the snowfields. You're going to have a bad time.
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I just hit him with the crucible horns incantation didn't even give him any time to attack
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there is also one in the second church of marika, prior to eleonoras invasion. once you get yura there, the sanguine noble wont spawn in anymore
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One of these guys invades you as you get closer to the Waygate to Mohgwyn Palace in the Consecrated Snowfield. He dual wields Reduvias, kinda dangerous if you let him get too close.
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Damn shame that blood puddle move isn't something we can get. Bloodboon is so small and doesn't last anywhere near long enough.
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Killed him at level 23, used three wolves ashes to help stunlock him, the Regalia of Eoichaid's weapon art and a lot of jumping strong attacks. He has low poise so take advantage of that when you can. When he spins and readies his rapier, he's about to charge so get out of the way, it can be a oneshot if you're trying to kill him at a low level and low vigour.
He tends to keep aggro on you longer than most enemies, so make sure he's turned towards the dogs before healing.
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Easy at lvl 150 as a STR build with Guts Greatsword and Lion's Claw.
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Rot breadth -preferably ekyzkes- plus antspur rapier plus a heavy shield.
Use breadth from afar...like when he invades in consecrated snowfield.
This way u can defeat it at a low level.
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Really tough enemy so of course there are four. Tough until I had enough INT to use ancient deatth rancor, it works well in tight spaces and stun-locks these dudes. If your mana is limited you can also sneak in other attacks as they hit.
Probably the hardest enemy in the game, huge health bar, deadly insta poke attacks, move faster than Black Knives and they just never back off. You have to learn to strafe and backstab them when they go into parry stance otherwise they just don't give you any opportunity to attack.
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Holy **** this invasion ****s you up as a mage. He dosn't give any room to cast spells
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Got invaded by him in the Snowfields and died to him. Went back for a rematch and he never spawned again.
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So, there are four of them spawning in Mohgwyn Dynasty Mausoleum with each giving 6062 runes. But the 4th one just awarded me somewhat over 30k runes. wtf?
I spent 25k on the nearby merchant right before kill the fourth (which spawns when you return from the merchant), could this be related?
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How to kill that terrible guy? Any advice for sorcerers who aren't too good in melee?
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He's not invading anymore at the snowfield... He did invade before. The only thing i did was kill the merchant for the bell since last time he invaded
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There is a sanguine noble invader near the sending gate north of the Yelough Anix Ruins. Really annoying fight with the OG greatsword. Had to roll and stab the entire thing.
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Inader buged too. Waiting for fix to shabriri, meadllion of dragon shield and this)
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you can easily bleed them, but it gives them a damage buff. i thought that was pretty clever game design
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they seem to be able to parry you, and its basically a oneshot move if you have low enough vigor. it deals like 1/3rd of your hp and then you get bloodloss
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Invasion happened for me when I went behind the tree to the west cliff face.
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It uses the Reduvia dagger, but i don't think he drops anything uppon death, too bad as i wish i had two of these daggers before NG+.
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It uses the Reduvia dagger, but i don't think he drops anything uppon death, too bad as i wish i had two of these daggers before NG+.
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isnt invading, havent beat game, entered palace, or killed either mohg yet
is there a chance that the encounter has multiple spawn points? or is it definitely only this area?
i killed mohg and he invaded me but those dang bears ruined the encounter, have been trying different things
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Do they drop anything more than bloodroses ? Someone told they dropped reduvia is that true ?
Invader may be bugged somehow and doesn't invade. Seems to be fairly common for players. Some claim he only invades at night, but in some cases he will not invade at all, regardless of time of day or if Mohg is alive or not.
Maybe he doesn't invade if you kill Mohg first. Needs confirmation, but he doesn't invade me
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For the invade version, i just horsebacked it
For the ruins encounter, i used soldier ashes and just dps'ed him down.
Cheesy, but better than using 15 minutes learning the encounter :')
Make a backup of your saves, i'm 100% sure there is a bug and he might not invade. I had a backup before killing Commander Niall and this time he showed up. All I had done before in my original save was explore the area. The same happened with Festering Fingerprint Vyke. It could be random or a level limit bug.
Make a backup of your saves before the invasion, I'm 100% sure there is a bug and he might not invade you. He didn't invade me and I had a backup before I killed Commander Niall and this time he showed up.
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Npc invasion won’t happen for me ? Have already completed the game and killed all bosses so has killing mohg prevented the invasion or something?
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Also invades at the large frozen tree north-west of Yelough Anix Ruins in Consecrated Snowfield. Defeating them there drops the outfit.
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I just got invaded by an NPC one… Maybe because I killed the homeboy who gives you the severed finger & they’re angry idk
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Wish we could powerstance Bloody Helice and Reduvia like these guys do
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Summon and spamming blood tax made it easy for me
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