Elden Ring’s incantations are now the home of what were once pyromancies in previous games. These abilities scale from your faith and deal massive amounts of fire damage to your enemy. As you would expect from fire, it can leave the impacted area burning, further damaging your initial target and their unlucky friends who follow in their footsteps.

While many incantations excel in their supportive capabilities, Flame Of The Fell God is an excellent example of using your faith stats to obliterate your enemies with fire. This incantation requires a good bit of faith, but it can be obtained early in the game and can dominate the earlier bosses if used correctly.

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Where To Find Flame Of The Fell God

Flame Of The Fell God is dropped by Adan, Thief of Fire after you defeat him. To find him, head to Liurnia Of The Lakes, and make your way to the Scenic Isle site of grace. From here, head south until you get back on land, and follow the path southeast. You’ll eventually arrive at the Malefactor’s Evergaol, and entering the Evergaol will trigger the boss fight with Adan.

Your fight against Adan will be one-on-one, as you’re not able to summon allies or spawn spirit ashes. True to his name, Adan will mostly use fire attacks at a range and attack with his primary weapon if you get too close. Adan is in this prison for stealing the Flame Of The Fell God and will use it every chance he gets while fighting you. Watch out for the slow-moving orb of fire when he does cast it. Getting close to trigger its explosion and then dodging away will get rid of it and let you escape unscratched if timed correctly. Be wary of the areas the fire just exploded at, as they will now be burning and will damage you for each second you stand within. After defeating Adan, you will obtain the Flame Of The Fell God.

How To Use Flame Of The Fell God

Flame Of The Fell God requires 41 Faith to memorize and will cost 34 FP to cast. This incantation will also take up two memory slots. This incantation has a bit of a longer cast time compared to other fire-throwing incantations. It launches a slow-moving ord of fire that will briefly follow your enemy before exploding. The area beneath the explosion will then be left on fire, damaging enemies within it.

This one may not be as much bang for your buck compared to other incantations. It can easily be dodged, but the lingering fire can be very useful in close-area fights. This is also a decent option for PVP, as the fire will help corral your enemies away from different areas and keep you in charge of the battle. This incantation is also an excellent option for slower-moving enemies who aren’t able to dodge away from it.

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