Elden Ring Player Makes Interesting Discovery About the Wandering Noble Spirit Ashes
Elden Ring has a ton of mechanics that it leaves players to figure out, including its Spirit Ashes. It can take some time for players to figure out when/where these summons will work, but when they do, players can trivialize a ton of Elden Ring boss fights with the right ones. There is a certain disparity in terms of each summon's viability, though, leading many players to use just a handful of them. For example, the Mimic Tear was nerfed shortly after release simply because of how many players quickly flocked to it over other summons.
Still, the community's focus has been on a handful of more meta Spirit Ashes, leaving many quickly behind in Elden Ring's early game. That's if they even used them at all. Because of this, some unique interactions have been missed by man. The Latenna Albinauric summon is one prime example, as it is possible for it to hop on and ride certain wolves. Part of it is because where these summons can work doesn't often overlay with the types of wolves Latenna can ride, but it's interesting nonetheless. Something similar happens with the Wandering Noble Spirit Ashes.
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The Wandering Noble Ashes will summon 5 Nobles who can attack enemies at melee range. They're based on the Nobles scattered around The Lands Between, one of the most common enemy types there are, so this Spirit Ash may be passed over for better ones. It's not commonly used. However, one Redditor named harissss has revealed that they have a special interaction against the Flying Dragon Agheel boss fight.
They recently shared a video to theElden Ring's subreddit, where they attempt this summon when fighting Agheel. Instead of moving in and fighting as
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