Spelldrake Talisman |
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 Effect
 Reduces
Magic Damage taken by 13/17/20%
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Spelldrake Talisman is a Talisman in Elden Ring. Spelldrake Talisman reduces Magic Damage taken by 13/17/20%. Players can use talismans in Elden Ring to boost a variety of Stats.
Talisman depicting a blue ancient dragon.
Boosts magic damage negation.
The ancient dragons, who ruled in the prehistoric era before the Erdtree, would protect their lord as a wall of living rock.
And so it is that the shape of the dragon has become symbolic of all manner of protections.
Spelldrake Talisman Effect in Elden Ring
Spelldrake Talisman reduces Magic Damage taken by 13/17/20%. (Effect reduced to 4/5/6% in PvP.)
Where to find Spelldrake Talisman in Elden Ring
- Base talisman: Acquired by defeating Runebear at the end of the Earthbore Cave in the Weeping Peninsula. [Map Link]
- Spelldrake Talisman +1: Sellia, Town of Sorcery: Found in a small room in the northwest section of town, right under the balcony containing the Staff of Loss. This room is initially sealed by a barrier that can be dispelled by lighting a brazier atop a tower in the southwest of town. [Map Link]
- Spelldrake Talisman +2: Found in the secret catacombs underneath the Hidden Path to the Haligtree by turning right just before the Stray Mimic Tear's boss door, following the corridor up and taking the lift. The talisman can be found on a corpse in an alcove at the top. See the location's page for details on how to get to the catacombs. [Map Link]
Boss Fight Video for Runebear in Elden Ring
Elden Ring Spelldrake Talisman Notes & Tips
- Effect: Reduces damage taken from Magic Damage.
- The following formula can be used to calculate what the magic damage negation will be after equipping the +2 talisman:
MNWT = 100 - [(100 - MNWOT) * 0.8]
MNWT: Magic Negation With Talisman, MWNOT: Magic Negation With Out Talisman
- The following formula can be used to calculate what the magic damage negation will be after equipping the +2 talisman:
| Upgrade Level | PvE Magic Damage Reduction | PvP Magic Damage Reduction | Sell Value |
| +0 | 13% | 4% | 100 |
| +1 | 17% | 5% | 500 |
| +2 | 20% | 6% | 1000 |
AnonymousDoes this stack with either Spellproof Dried Liver or Magic Fortification? I don't think it stacks with both
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Can you wear this at the same time as other elemental reduction talismans like the Pearldrake Talisman?
Why does the +2 version of this do more than the Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman? This goes to +6% damage negation, and I assume the Boltdrake +2, the Flamedrake +2, and the Haligdrake +2 do as well, while, the Dragoncrest goes to +5% damage negation. Considering that physical damage is more common than any single type of elemental damage, that's just impractical.
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I have long killed this rune bear but dont have this talisman what happened?
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This is probably a stupid question, but when it says boosts magic damage negation does it mean glintstone sorcery or all magic damage? specifically the gravity magic used by the onyx and alabaster lords?
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Multiplicative as damage reduction in a nutshell:
You have whole pizza.
You halve the pizza. (50%)
You halve the pizza again (50% on that 50% = 75%)
You halve the pizza yet again (50% on that 75% = 12.5%)
So on.
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Not actually a catacombs though? why are you trying to confuse me?
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"Note that damage reduction suffers diminishing returns. For example, using a +0 talisman when you already have 10% magic damage reduction will result in a new damage reduction of 1 - (.9 * .87) = 21.7%"
I apologize for the - perhaps - dumb question but... can someone explain this better to me? thx in advance
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For PVP: If you have low int, using the int talisman, gives you effectively more dmg negation vs magic than using this talisman... yeah really intuitive,,, not.
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this is great for pve early game, actually almost a must have if you are pure melee. Pop one of those anti magic flesh things that increases magic def and have this equpped and lol at how useless the burger king hat sorcerers are. pretty good in pvp as well at +2
Updated with info on PvP effectiveness, came from datamining.
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Not sure if it works same in pvp as in pve, might give much less defense against pvp similar to dark souls 3. Needs more testing...
- Anonymous
Not sure if it works same in pvp as in pve, might give much less defense against pvp similar to dark souls 3. Needs more testing...
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The pickup in the room opposite the one containing the silver scarab talisman mentioned in the guide to grabbing the +2 talisman is Sacraficial Bud (x3) and three vulgar militia enemies if someone wants to toss that info in there
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Anyone know whats behind the fog door in this area? worth the stonesword key?
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whats the difference on this and pearldrake talisman? what does pearldrake talisman actually boost?
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found +2 near the deathroot in Hidden Path to the Haligtree. Jump down where the ledge is broken. It seems a falldown but there is an invisible bridge.
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The +2 Version is found in the Hidden area of the Path of the Haligtree. Take the grace point to there. Run backward into the main path, there's a broken fence. Fall down and you'll land on an Invisible platform. To the Left is the Silver Scarab Talisman behind a Illusionary wall. Back track over, dead ahead there's another room. I don't recall what was there. But If you run over there and look left, theres another path (it's slightly down and still invisible.) There might be a enemy on it. You can head down there, then Jump left onto the platform, Head Inside, then Left again towards the locked door. Up the stairs and up the elevator at the top is the +2 Talisman.
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There's a Spelldrake Talisman +2 at the "Hidden Path to the Haligtree".
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The +1 version is behind a sealed barrier in Sellia, Town of Sorcery.
I am unsure if I got it here or somewhere else (so not sure if it just drops like this, or it's actually separate), but I actually got a +1 version of this while I'm still just on base/non-NG+.
- Anonymous
There's a +1 version of this talisman in sellia, town of sorcery (caelid) - you need to light up the fires in tower to unlock the seals in the town.
1 of the fires unlocks seals for 2 chests in the town, with the chest closest to the swamp containing the talisman.
Does not get the seal at the chest... Some chest were even empty... Nice game...
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