Soldjars of Fortune Ashes | Elden Ring Wiki

These are NOT the boys.

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Jokes aside, these little dudes maxed out are great distractions for pretty much any boss fight.

Arm in arm, Jar and Tarnished into the Land of Shadow! o7

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Let's go Soldjar!!!, you're not alone!!!(drink physick)

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Puns? PUNS?!?!?

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so my main goal is to blow up

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LOOK AT EM GO!

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I loved this movie.

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WITNESSED!

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I wish these were useful...but they just aren't.

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We’re just soldjars, sir. We’re meant to be expendable.


Not to me

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Supreme jar warrior spirit:
Cost, 80 FP and 400 HP.

"Summon the strength of a resolved warrior whose purpose was to become a legend. Even after death, his ferocity can still bust trhough the enemy. Has incredible resistance to magic.

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Their name is a very funny pun and I love them. I will max them out.

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Wheres my 2 big jar summons fromsoft? I need this or else I will go more insane than I already am

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If you dont like using summons but dislike ignoring the mechanic, just summon these little buddies. They wont do much but theyll cheer you on.

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THE BOYS ARE BACK IN TOWN

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I made the mistake of summoning them vs a perfumer boss.

I'm sorry

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most skilled mimic tear user vs least skilled soldjars of fortune user:

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"Tell the others—tell them how brightly a fire jar burns."

o7

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Summon with high DPS and survivability < little guys

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how many jar puns can they come up with in one game

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Gotta love the Kamakazi Jars

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these should be legendary ashes

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Cute little guys, kinda wish you can light them up with Fire spells or throwables, then they would rush up to the nearest enemy and commit "witness me."

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Apparently these guys have a culturally appropriate pun for their name in every language, props to the localization team

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Captain cool aids.

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o7

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Honestly why even use mimic tear with friends like these

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Lemon from the backlogs needs these guys for a playthrough.

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The picture of this ash is probably a parody of the poster of the movie Soldiers of Fortune from 2012. Every character has an explosion in the background.

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Some random intern won the "name an Elden Ring spirit summon" holiday raffle at the Fromsoft office.

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Damn their icon is literally like two cool dudes not looking at the explosion what the hell

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These are just literal seeker missiles

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Best. Name. Ever!

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Prank em john!
Hah you already know! *immediately dies*

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Does this Spirit require Ghost or Grave Glovewort to level up?

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are these spirit ashes worth fighting the boss and jars at the same time to get? If yes, anyone who already has them, I'd be interested to know what dungeons and bosses they were useful for?

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crank that soldjar boy

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God I love these little guys. They're like the best type of summon for my playstyle: cute, pretty durable, doesn't solo the boss (for me this is a plus) and can draw some decent aggro.

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you know they were laughing their asses off when naming this

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Soldjar jars up in that maiden
Don't use spirits why you play then?

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While of course I love these little guys, the amount of bosses that will trigger their detonation while nowhere near them is quite frustrating. You don't realize quite how many fire attacks are in the game until they all wipe out your buddy squad.

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Can they be buffed? Does the commander's standard increase the explosion damage?

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Whoever came up with the name probably recieved high fives all day.

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These guys should have been called with a hunter tool instead of a summon. Using this in PVP would be amazing but its locked to bosses and certain areas, where a summons most worthwhile use is drawing aggro

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Makes me wish we had a bigger warrior jar summon as well

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God

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In JP ver, these li'l guys are called 特攻野郎たちの遺灰(Tokkouyarou-tachi no Ihai). Tokkouyarou, literally "suicide attack SOB", is also the localization name of The A-Team in JP. So yeah, while tokkouyarou doesn't always refer to the show, I just find the thought funny, that The A-Team entered the Soulsverse.

I kinda wish they localized it to "the J-Team" or something punny.

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I wish we can summon Alexander

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"Tell the others—tell them how brightly a fire jar burns."

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allows you to draw 2 additional cards

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I disagree with the belief that they are useless. Treat them like a burst spell, not a true summon they have a place.
There are a number of squishy bosses, or bosses that summons are..... questionable on. I use +10 jars on Melenia in order to push her through phase 1 as fast as possible. I have killed her on more than one character without seeing waterfowl dance using this method.

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Super glad we get a useless, trash joke item instead of like... An Iron-Fist Alexander spirit ash. If it weren't for the fact that you can only ever summon a spirit once without revisiting a site of grace, maybe these would at least be fun to use? As-is they barely even have any novelty, since it's not like you can summon them wherever/whenever just to do something cool or funny. Sigh.

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I'm still in a dream jar eater.

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The entire dungeon where you get this has to be just a gigantic in-joke fromsoft wont let us in on, teleport traps, a re-use boss from the first area of the game and at the end you get spirit ashes for literal jar people, i love it

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The epitome of "WITNESS ME!" as they waddle to thy enemy and pop in disappointment. Love these guys.

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Summon these brave warriors and chug back your ruptured tear physick and then go forwards in one final blaze of glory.

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A sincere F for all the Jars who gave their lives in battle.

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soldjars of fortune administer torture

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things do genuinely pitiful damage, they charge and IMMEDIATELY blow up even if no fire damage is present... literally useless compared to even the most crappy of summons because they don't INSTANTLY die

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Super Ghost Kamikaze Attack

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Funny thing, in french the translation is an abvious reference to a-team (known as 'Agence tous risques' in France). Their name is 'Cendres de la faïence tous risques' which when you spell it sound a lot like the series.

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I salute thee, little jars. Though ye be yet small, and not particularly effective, your sacrifice made The Lands Between a little less dark - if only for a moment.

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forrest, i want to go home

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Can do some good burst damage

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IT AIN'T MEEE
IT AIN'T MEEEEEEE

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Killed the Fire Giant with these guys, I summon Alexander too, guess who survived?

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Guess I'll always be, your Soldjar of Fortune

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You use these against bosses to assert dominance. And immediately send them away again, because you wouldn't risk them getting hurt.

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Cons: Low HP, terrible attacks, slow as hell.

Pros: Look cute, explode when caught on fire.

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Virgin mimic tear vs Chad Soldjars of Fortune

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I'm sure there is something more to do with these soldjars

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Good if you don't like using summons since they're mostly there for moral support

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Good if you don't like using summons since they're mostly there for moral support

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Wearing the jar helmet should definitely boost their damage.

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Cooked meat dumplings?

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Cooked meat dumplings?

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Warrior Jars, Need I say more?

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lovable sort ahead

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Jar people. Jar people. Walk like jar. Taste like people.

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The soldjar viewed the field before him with a weary, battle-worn eye. A grim sight. Soldiers clad in golden cloth, the last defenders of Leyndell, made their stand against a relentless onslaught of mottled Misbegotten warriors and wayward grafted Marionnettes.

Leyndell soldiers rushed forward to form a bulwark against the horde, stepping over their fallen comrades in a last ditch effort to form a shieldwall to protect the entrance to the city. Misbegotten warriors, marionettes, and soldiers mixed alike on massive corpse mounds fit with flesh, rusted metal, and steel. The soldjar mused briefly on the orderliness of the mounds, how the dead seemed to arrange themselves in neat little rows.

The soldjar stepped on the corpse of a smaller Misbegotten, wings twisted and trampled. Scanning the field, the soldjar spotted a single Tarnished, alone, fighting off a horde of Misbegotten warriors, stark raving and desperate for bloodshed. The Tarnished cut down the first line, felled the second, then the third, and fourth. A cacaphony of screams, of both anger and anguish, arose from his enemies. Soon, a larger Misbegotten took notice. It roared in defeaning, maddened tones, and charged the Tarnished. Thrown off balance and surprised, the Tarnished slipped, and fell.

The soldjar lept into action. It weaved across the battlefield, dodging arrows and spears and knives and swords, charging at the Misbegotten general. The Tarnished had fallen, and was madly rolling to avoid an untimely demise. But the Misbegotten was crafty; it had the Tarnished ready to be felled in one swipe.

The soldjar, still sprinting at full speed, picked up a shard of metal from a stray marionnette helm and hurled it at the Misbegotten general, hoping to even distract the general for even a single moment. The metal bounced off of the Misbegotten's thick hide, but it was enough; the creature looked around, momentarily confused, and the Tarnished closed the distance, sinking his blade deep into the Misbegotten's flesh. The creature let out a brief howl of exasperation, and fell to the ground.

The soldjar approached the Tarnished man, panting heavily. He looked upon his quarry with a reserved pride. The Tarnished, out of breath and out of time, looked at the soldjar with a look of deep gratitude.

Another cacaphony of battlecries emitted from the battlefield. A horn was sounded, and the Leyndell soldiers began to retreat. The Tarnished looked to the soldjar, and the soldjar began to glow bright, looking into the Tarnished's eyes. The soldjar began to walk towards the battlefield.

""Tell the others," the soldjar declared, beginning to glow brighter and brighter red, "...tell them how brightly a fire jar burns."

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This type of thing is completely unexpected in a fromsoft game, it's quite jarring.

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super mario maker twice twice helped me solve this :)

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Not worth the trouble for the mini lil pot dudes. They cute but suck ass. Only good part about them is they work for low FP builds since pots cost HP like mimic instead of high FP.

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Tool - The Pot

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Unfathomably based.

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They're not very good but they're trying their best and that's what counts

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Wish these had the unique gimmick of being resummonable. Fun to have little baneling summons but they'll never be worth it outside just for fun testing.

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I swear this dungeon is a complete shitpost, thank you FromSoft, my saviours

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I want these for the pun alone

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A pun? In my FromSoft game!?

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A pun? In my FromSoft game!?

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aint rewarding i tell you

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Found in airiza side tomb just north of the hero tomb near capital rampart grace royal city, boss drop grave duelist

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Who let Jeff in the development room again.

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These men will lay down their lives for this country

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Located in Auriza Side Tomb after defeating the boss.

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Pot

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AURIZA SIDE TOMB right next to the AURIZA HERO GRAVE, bunch of trap chests warp you around and you beat the boss and get it.

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