Where to find Spirit Ashes in Elden Ring

And how to use them to summon friendly aid.

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Wondering how to use Elden Ring Spirit Ashes to help you out in the Lands Between? One of the biggest changes to the Souls' formula arriving with Elden Ring is the ability to summon mobs of creatures and individual NPCs to help you once you get theSpirit Calling Bellnear the start of the game.

This extremely powerful ability takes a lot of the pressure away from difficult areas and bosses, as well as giving offline players an easier time facing bosses that don’t have NPC summons. Don’t have a summon for a boss? Just summon an NPC with the bell.

To summon allies, you’ll need Spirit Ashes, and this is a fun element of this new mechanic. These ashes are located throughout the world, in chests, and as rewards for defeating certain bosses. This kind of turns Elden Ring into a summon collection game, as you expand your ever-growing catalogue of summonable creatures. Still, they can be quite tricky to find, so here are the Elden Ring Summons we’ve found so far.

How to use Spirit Ashes in Elden Ring

Once you get the Spirit Calling Bell, all you need to do is equip your ashes as a consumable to use them. These summons are only be temporary, and they will cost FP. They can also only be called in certain locations such as boss fights, dungeons, and marked areas filled with enemies.

If you plan to summon regularly, I especially recommend getting theCerulean Hidden Tear for your Flask of Wondrous Physick, since it eliminates all FP costs for a brief period, effectively making your summon free and not dependent on your FP limit.

The best Spirit Ashes to get early on

Warhawk Ashes

Noble Sorcerer Ashes

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Elden Ring Spirit Ashes: Where to find them

Here are the summons we’ve found so far and how to get them:

Fanged Imp Ashes

Lone Wolf Ashes

Wandering Noble Ashes

Warhawk Ashes

Spirit Jellyfish

Banished Knight Oleg

Skeletal Militiaman Ashes

Noble Sorcerer Ashes

Ancestral Follower Ashes

Raya Lucaria Soldier Ashes

Glintstone Sorcerer Ashes

Marionette Soldier Ashes

Albinauric Ashes

Archer Ashes

Avionette Soldier Ashes

Black Knife Tiche Ashes

Finger Maiden Therolina Puppet Ashes

Giant Rat Ashes

Godrick Soldier Ashes

Greatshield Soldier Ashes

Jarwight Puppet Ashes

Kaiden Sellsword Ashes

Mad Pumpkin Head Ashes

Mimic Tear Ashes

Nightmaiden and Swordstress Puppets Ashes

Nomad Ashes

Omenkiller Rollo Ashes

Page Ashes

Skeletal Bandit Ashes

Stormhawk Deenh Ashes

Twinsage Sorcerer Ashes

Winged Misbegotten Ashes

Rotten Stray Ashes

Latenna The Albinauric Ashes

Perfumer Tricia Ashes

Bloodhound Knight Floh Ashes

Vulgar Militia Ashes

Leyndell Soldier Ashes

Miranda Sprout Ashes

Kindred of Rot Ashes

Land Squirt Ashes

Ancient Dragon Knight Kristoff Ashes

Azula Beastmen Ashes

Battlemage Hughes Ashes

Blackflame Monk Amon Ashes

Clayman Ashes

Cleanrot Knight Finlay Ashes

Crystalian Ashes

Depraved Perfumer Carmaan Ashes

Dolores The Sleeping Arrow Ashes

Dung Eater Puppet Ashes

Haligtree Soldier Ashes

Man Serpent Ashes

Mausoleum Soldier Ashes

Oracle Envoy Ashes

Putrid Corpse Ashes

Radahn Soldier Ashes

Soldjars of Fortune Ashes

Sarah started as a freelance writer in 2018, writing for PCGamesN, TechRadar, GamingBible, Red Bull Gaming and more. In 2021, she was offered a full-time position on the PC Gamer team where she takes every possible opportunity to talk about World of Warcraft and Elden Ring. When not writing guides, most of her spare time is spent in Azeroth—though she’s quite partial to JRPGs too. One of her fondest hopes is to one day play through the ending of Final Fantasy X without breaking down into a sobbing heap. She probably has more wolves in Valheim than you.

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