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Blue Worm

EnemyRealm of ShadowDrops remaining
6 locations13 rewards

Overview

Type
Enemy
World
Realm of Shadow
Blue Worm preview

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Locations

RegionLocation
Abyssal WoodsAbyssal WoodsRegion
Cerulean CoastCerulean CoastRegion
Charo's Hidden GraveCharo's Hidden GraveRegion
Scadu AltusFort of ReprimandGrace
Gravesite PlainGravesite PlainRegion
Scadu AltusScadu AltusRegion

Drops

DropGhost Glovewort [1]1.6%
DropGhost Glovewort [2]1.6%
DropGhost Glovewort [3]1.6%
DropGhost Glovewort [7]1.6%
DropGhost Glovewort [8]1.6%
DropGhost Glovewort [9]1.6%
DropGrave Glovewort [1]1.6%
DropGrave Glovewort [2]1.6%
DropGrave Glovewort [3]1.6%
DropGrave Glovewort [7]1.6%
DropGrave Glovewort [8]1.6%
DropGrave Glovewort [9]1.6%
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Description

Spirit Eel is a Wildlife Creature in Elden Ring. It is a new enemy that was exclusively added to the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. Spirit Eels can be found in various locations, sticking out of the ground. They won't attack unless they are provoked. These creatures can easily be seen, with their distinctive sapphire-hued bodies protruding from the ground. They are harmless when left undisturbed.

Notes

Where to Find Spirit Eels:

  • Cerulean CoastRegion - Path to The FissureGrace, Ravine NorthGraceeast

  • Gravesite PlainRegion- South of Scorched RuinsGrace, Gravesite PlainRegion South Cliffside, Pillar Path CrossGrace, Southeast Poison Swamp

  • Charo's Hidden GraveRegion - North Central Lake

  • Abyssal WoodsRegion - Divided FallsGrace, East of Divided FallsGrace

  • Scadu AltusRegion - West of Moorth Highway South, Moorth Highway South, Fort of ReprimandGrace, Moorth Highway Camp, South Great Red Bear Area

  • Damage: Standard, Magic

  • Appears in 2 variations: Hostile (red head) and non-hostile (blue head).

  • In the game files, these creatures are referred as "ReiChinanago", which can be translated to "Spirit Eel".

    • This points a source of inspiration, an animal called Heteroconger hass (Spotted garden eel).

  • Face of this creature is probably inspired by Kodama, a Japanese forest spirit.