Where to Find the Elden Ring Mimic Tear and How to Get the Mimic Summon Ash

There is an incredible amount of material in Elden Ring, with formidable enemies to battle, enormous weapons to amass, and many things to discover. Certain products, like the Mimic Tear Ashes, which may instantly transform you from a zero to a hero, stand out significantly above the others. One of Elden Ring's greatest summons, the Mimic Tear may help you absolutely destroy bosses that you may be struggling to defeat. It's also rather simple to discover, however finding it will need you to go through quite a bit of the main tale. This is the location of Elden Ring's Mimic Tear summon.

Where in Elden Ring is the Mimic Tear Available?

Before you may get the Mimic Tear, you must have progressed through the game rather far. Before you can get the Mimic Tear, you must battle Starscourge Radahn since doing so opens up a new region where the summon is hidden.

Go to the Fort Haight Site of Grace in Limgrave, south of the Mistwood, after you have killed Radha. After defeating Radahn, descend into the crater left by the fallen star that crashed out of the sky. This will transport you to Nokron, Eternal City. Before you can claim the summoning ashes, you'll need to battle a monster known as the Mimic Tear in Nokron's Night's Sacred Ground area. The map below shows the precise position of the Mimic Tear.

Once you've overcome this difficult opponent, keep going until you reach a Chapel. Inside, there's a fog wall that has to be opened with a Stonesword Key. Once the opponent is defeated, open the chest to see the Mimic Tear Ashes, which are just waiting for you to take possession of them.

After obtaining this item, all you have to do is outfit it, and you'll be prepared to choose a companion to accompany you on your journey! By using the Mimic Tear Ashes , you may create a ghostly duplicate of yourself that moves as you do. With a duplicate of yourself, you can defeat opponents even more quickly since it has the same armor, wields the same weapon, and utilizes the same supplies as you.

The Mimic Tear requires HP to summon rather than FP as most other Spirit Ashes do. The Mimic Tear costs an incredible 660 HP to use, so you'll need to make sure you've leveled up your Vigor stat in order to call your replica without almost dying.

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