Elden Ring - Raya Lucaria Soldier Ashes Location

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Elden Ring players can summon Spirit Ashes to the battlefield to help them out in a pinch --even during boss fights, such as Godrick the Grafted. After players speak to the witch at the Church of Elleh in the starting area of Limgrave, they'll receive a bell that can be used to summon these enemies-turned-allies.

For Elden Ring players looking to add another Spirit summon to their arsenal, this guide will show them where to find the Raya Lucaria Soldier Ashes. The summon will bring three ghostly warriors to players' side and can be useful for dishing out loads of physical damage. However, they don't use magical attacks or ranged attacks, so they will not be great for every single combat scenario.

Raya Lucaria Soldier Ashes in Elden Ring

Road's End Catacombs

Players can find the Raya Lucaria Soldier Ashes by heading into Road's End Catacombs, which can be found in the Liurnia of the Lakes area north of Limgrave. There's an Erdtree just north of the tomb's opening, and players will need to walk around the side of a mountain to reach it. The red arrow in the image below shows the path to follow from the Site of Lost Grace by the Erdtree.

Once inside of Road's End Catacombs, players can follow one path to get to a chest containing the Spirit Ashes, or they can go another route to fight the Catacombs' boss (Spiritcaller Snail) and acquire the Glintstone Sorcerer Spirit Ashes. This guide will lead players down the route to the Raya Lucaria Soldier Ashes, specifically.

Path to the Raya Lucaria Soldier Ashes

From the Site of Lost Grace inside of the Catacombs, go into the dungeon and take the path until players see a lever to pull. This will open the boss door, but players can skip it for now.
Go down the stairs, and follow the main path east.
Keep following the path, but watch out for the wall ahead that shoots magic at players. Try to avoid it and go past the magic arrow-shooting wall.
If players keep heading east, they'll come to what looks like a dead-end, but it's actually an invisible wall, known as an Illusory Wall, which is a FromSoftware trick that's been in Dark Souls games before.
Players can attack the wall for it to disappear and reveal a new path leading to the chest room.
Watch out for enemies hiding out in there, though.