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| Spell Type | Spiral Incantations |
| FP Cost 10 | Slots Used 2 |
 Effect
Summons a spiral of light that erupts at the enemy's feet
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Spira is an Incantation in Elden Ring. It is a brand-new Incantation in the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. Spira spell summons a spiral of light that erupts at the enemy's feet.
Superior sorcery of the tower priests, wielded as an incantation of the spiral. Wrap one's arms together and hold them up to the heavens to summon a spiral of light that erupts at the enemy's feet. Column of light persists for as long as the button is pressed. The spiral is a normalized Crucible current that, one day, will form a column that stretches to the gods.
Where to find Spira
Where to find Spira:
- Past the impenetrable thorns at the end of Belurat, Tower Settlement. It would be on a small altar that is directly in front of statue. [Map Link]
Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree Spira Video
Elden Ring Spira Guide
- Spira is exclusive to Shadow of the Erdtree, and is not available in the base game.
- Spiraltree Seal provides a boost of effectiveness for all Spiral Incantations
- Stamina Cost: 14
- Can be used while riding.
- Casting button can be held to keep the incantation going (10 FP)
AnonymousIf you could move while casting this, I think it would be fine.
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Y'all gotta charge this spell. It casts continuously. It will hit and track anything moving near you and jump to new targets when the original dies.
it's trash. damage is acceptable but the tracking is terrible. enemy that slow walk can ignore it and the worst part is that the range is so small. it needs the range of light of miquella, but it only reaches about 10 steps away from you, also doesn't work from higher ground.
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Trash spell. I was so hoping it was gonna be insane like when the enemies use it on you but it's not :(
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They called their incantation spell a "hex".
Elden Ring really is Dark Souls 2 2: the prequel.
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Does this item imply DNA, the building block that living things creates themselves of, is the key to reaching godhood? "normalized" crucible current might mean the already existing ones are not yet refined enough to teach that ideal, but they will someday.
Not as bad as people are making it out to be, when you have a very high FTH stat, this does decent damage fast.
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I can't believe this doesn't consume stamina in combat! It just halts stamina generation where it's at. Seems like it would be really annoying to deal with someone casting this if they are in a group and have a lot of FP... at least it can be strafed easily it seems. Just keeps them on the move so they have to either take cover or do short attacks else get punished.
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The column that stretches out to the gods… my immediate thought is this is perhaps what the erdtree is, or was in the crucible era before the Greater Will took hold.
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From the spiral rise grace go back down the stairs, murk the lion head dude, and there will be a tree branch you can hop on. Take it up to a staute and you'll find the spell
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worse damage than lightning and spear and only hits stationary targets......
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"The spiral is a normalized Crucible current that, one day, will form a column that stretches to the gods" You can't just say that in one item and leave.
I wasn't expecting this thing to be the most OP incantation in the game, but for 48 faith and 2 memory slots I figured it'd be at least LOOK impressive. Instead you just repeatedly summon a small whirlwind that does moderate damage but frequently misses.
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