Elden Ring: Spirit Ashes That Aren't Worth Upgrading
Elden Ring is full of different Spirit Ashes for players to collect and summon — more than 60 of them — but not all of them are worth spending the upgrade materials on to get them to higher levels, and a handful can be considered the worst Spirit Ashes in Elden Ring. While it's easy to put points into early-game Spirits like the Skeletal Militiamen or Jellyfish, and the game provides more than enough resources to substantially upgrade several different Spirits, there are some others that could fool players into thinking they're more worth the trouble than they actually are.
Elden Ring's Spirit Ashes are awesome for a variety of reasons, and are just one of the many tools available to players to help navigate some of the game's more difficult scenarios. They can be upgraded using Grave Glovewort flowers found throughout Elden Ring's many optional dungeons, and the Elite and Legendary Spirit Ashes can be upgrading using a complimentary item know as a Ghost Glovewort in exactly the same fashion. Spirit Ashes aren't customizable, however, so players will want to make sure they're confident in which Spirits they choose to upgrade.
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Roderika can upgrade Spirit Ashes at the Roundtable Hold, but players who haven't discovered more than a handful of Elden Ring's summonable Spirits yet may want to hold off until later in the game before they fully commit to upgrade an earlier summon all the way. Spirit Ashes of both the elite and regular variety can be upgraded to +10, and while there are a number of Spirits that can be considered objectively the worst, exactly which will end up being the most useful to any given character will depend on its build and stats. While it's
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