Want to know where you can find Full Moon Sorceries in Elden Ring?
Magic is very powerful in Elden Ring. You can come across a handful of sorceries as you explore the vast lands of The Lands Between. Although Sorceries offers a variety of attacks and effects, they often sacrifice utility for offensive strength.Â
Besides its amazing effects, Sorceries in Elden Ring can also be used at a distance, making them a great choice for magic users who prefer using ranged attacks.
Overall, there are four Legendary Sorceries in Elden Ring and more than a dozen Sorcery classes.
One of the most notable late-game Sorcery classes for high-level intelligence build is the Full Moon Sorceries. Faith and Intelligence-hybrid character builds can show themselves to the door since Full Moon Sorceries require at least 68 Intelligence stats.
This means that players who plan to use Full Moon Sorceries will have to make intelligence the stat they dedicate tons of Runes into.
Today, we’ll show you where to find Full Moon Sorceries in Elden Ring.
Let’s begin!
Getting Full Moon Sorceries
The first of the two Full Moon sorceries in Elden Ring is the Ranni’s Dark Moon which can lift you up into the air to form a full moon around you. Then, you can shoot the moon at any target, dealing massive amounts of damage and Frostbite on impact.
Besides meeting the base Intelligence requirement of 68, players also need to go to Chelona’s Rise near the Moonlight Altar that is to the southwest of Liurnia of the Lakes after progressing Ranni’s questline to make Chelona’s Rise appear.
Once it’s available, Ranni’s Dark Moon should be in a chest at the top of Chelona’s Rise tower.
The last Full Moon Sorcery is Rennala’s Full Moon which functions similarly to Ranni’s Dark Moon when it comes to damage output and how it’s used. However, Rennala’s Full Moon needs 70 Intelligence to cast and slightly negates enemies’ magic resistance.
Rennala’s Full Moon can be obtained by giving Enia a Remembrance of the Full Moon Queen. She is the silent merchant at the Roundtable Hold.
That ends our guide on how to find Full Moon Sorceries in Elden Ring. If you have questions, please drop a comment below, and we’ll do our best to answer them.
