Elden Ring: All Flame Pillar Locations In Nokron (Regal Ancestor Spirit)

Similar to 's Ancestor Spirit of Siofra River, the Regal Ancestor Spirit can only be encountered once Tarnished have lit all flame pillars of Nokron, Eternal City. The Regal Ancestor Spirit is an optional boss, but many adventurers might wish to challenge the fabled beast to earn its unique Remembrance. The location of the Regal Ancestor Spirit, Nokron, is the upper part of Siofra River's map in .

Travelers can go south of Mistwood in East Limgrave to find a massive crater leading to the underground city. Once they arrive, they'll need to make their way to the Ancestral Woods in the north to face the Regal Ancestor Spirit. Yet, they must cross the giant overpass guarded by a Mimic Tear to progress. Afterward, players can commence their boss-summoning, brazier-lighting endeavor.

This area is not accessible until Tarnished have defeated Scarscourge Radahn in . Once this monumental feat has been accomplished, a cutscene of a star falling to Limgrave will play, indicating that the path to Nokron is open.

In Elden Ring, Scadu Atlus is the secondary region in the Shadow Realm, with many Grace Sites that players can activate, gaining more rest points.

In Nokron, Eternal City, six flame pillars must be ignited for players to defeat the Regal Ancestor Spirit boss in . These are easier to find than those in Siofra River, with fewer enemies and no formidable archers getting in the way.

Unlock all Sites of Grace in the area for safety, and utilize Torrent, to swiftly move between pillars and avoid enemies.

The first obelisk can be found alongside the main path of Ancestral Woods connected to the overpass. Descend the hill from the bridge and turn right. Cross the road and take the rock path uphill. Crest the hill to find the pillar near the cliff on the left side of the road after the bridge.

Be wary of the two Ancestral Followers patrolling the road, with a herd of goats.

The second flame pillar is southwest of the first. Turn right, around from the first pillar, and