Elden Ring: Shadow of the Earth Tree has added a great incantation called “Roar of Rugalea”. If you enjoy roaring at your enemies to hurt them and deal heavy damage, whether on the streets or in the game, this powerful spell might be right up your alley. And all you have to do is take out the big bad bear guarding it.
Here’s what you need to know about the Rugalea roar and where to find it.
Statistics and features of Roar of Rugalea
The Roar of Rugalea consumes one slot, costs 17 FP, and requires 14 Faith.
This Incatantion lets out a massive roar that deals massive damage to enemies around you. It also deals a lot of balance damage, meaning it’s fantastic for interrupting enemies that are closing in on you by staggering them. Even better, you can increase the damage it deals by 15% if you use the Fur of RalvaAnd don’t forget to charge the attack to make it even more effective.
Description of the item “Roar of Rugalea”
The item description of “The Roar of Rugalea” is:
“An invocation of what is jokingly called ‘the bear communion.’
Channels the power of Rugalea, the great red bear.
Transform into a big red bear and let out a mighty roar.
Charging increases effectiveness.
An invocation that is more like the divine invocation of the Hornsand than the dragon communion. Only through desperate struggle with the savage wilderness can one discover a god that belongs only to oneself.”
Where can I find Roar of Rugalea?
You can find Roar of Rugalea by defeating Rugalea, the Great Red Bear, in the Ruah Base region. It’s best to start by fast traveling to the Ravine North Site of Grace.
From Site of Grace, head northwest through the forest, fending off any bears that come your way. Eventually, you’ll spot Rugalea, the Big Red Bear, a massive bear that’s pretty combative. Luckily, he has few big attacks and can be learned pretty quickly, so you’ll have no problem defeating this enemy after a try or two.
Defeating Rugalea, the Great Red Bear, will instantly reward you with the Roar of Rugalea summon, so equip it and start roaring.
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