Elden Ring Comet Azur: Where To Get The Comet Azur Spell
The Comet Azur spell is an absolute monster, it can eat bosses for breakfast in Elden Ring. Here is what you need to do to get your hands on it.
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The Elden Ring Comet Azur spell is one of the most powerful sorceries in the game, so if you aren't just satisfied with simply beating bosses, why not learn how to delete them from the game entirely? Elden Ring can be extremely difficult, especially when it comes to boss fights, but you have a lot of freedom to make the game easier through spells, equipment, and more. So, if you're building a magical character and want the very best that sorcery has to offer, check out how to get the Elden Ring Comet Azur spell.
- Something that might help you make up some progress is a massive pile of Runes to get you started. To learn more, check out How To Get 70K Runes In Elden Ring In Your First Hour.
Elden Ring Comet Azur: How Much Progress Is Needed
There are many ways to mess with the intended order of events in Elden Ring, but to get this spell you will need to make a decent chunk of progress through the game. First of all, the spell is acquired in the Altus Plateau. Getting there means making serious inroads into the game, but considering the spell has an intelligence requirement of 60, this is really for high-level characters only.
If you happen to have 60 or more intelligence and have yet to make the trip to the Altus Plateau, then you need to activate the Grand Lift of Dectus to get there. It is in the far northeast of Liurnia, and requires a medallion to operate. The medallion is found in two halves, one at Fort Haight in eastern Limgrave, and the other at Fort Faroth in east Dragonbarrow, north of Caelid. Once you have the required intelligence stat and you’re on your way to the Altus Plateau, you have to do the following to get the spell.
- If you fancy using the Comet Azur spell but don't want to grind for days to get to 60 Intelligence, maybe a quick respec might help? To learn how, check out Elden Ring Larval Tears: How To Respec Your Character.
Elden Ring Comet Azur: Where To Find The Spell
Getting to the Comet Azur spell is a long and dangerous walk. Starting from where the Grand Lift of Dectus drops you off in the Altus Plateau, head north. Pass the Lux Ruins, and continue north up to the Wyndham Ruins. Follow the cliff around to the west and into the Seethewater River ravine. Follow the river north until it forks, then go to the left. Ahead you will reach the Seethewater Terminus site of grace.
Continue west from the Seethewater Terminus toward the fort, then south around the corner. You will be greeted by a lake of lava occupied by a Magma Wyrm. Torrent is relatively lava-proof, he will take damage but if you charge across the lake as quick as you can you should make it quite easily. Stick to the wall on your left to steer clear of the monster, and continue around the corner to the left.
Head along the cliff and continue to follow the path. You will encounter several enemies along the way, so long as you keep moving on horseback you should be fine. Pass by the Craftsman’s Shack and through the Hermit Village until you meet Demi-Human Queen Maggie. This boss can be ignored as well, so no hassle if you aren’t ready for the fight. Just past Maggie, the intended path forward is to cross the ravine using the huge rock outcrop ahead. Instead, go left around the corner and you will find Primeval Sorcerer Azur tucked into the corner.
Whoever this guy was, he isn’t much of anything now. You can speak with him, but he says nothing. His hand will unfold, and you will be presented with the Comet Azur spell. Azur himself no longer speaks or even moves. Whatever the case, you now have the most powerful spell in the game. Use it wisely!
That is the method for getting Comet Azur, the most powerful spell in Elden Ring.
If you want to add more charges to both of your flasks, why not take a look at all the Elden Ring Golden Seeds locations.
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Dave McAdam
Dave is a Senior Guides Writer at GGRecon, after several years of freelancing across the industry. He covers a wide range of games, with particular focus on shooters like Destiny 2, RPGs like Baldur's Gate 3 and Cyberpunk 2077, and fighting games like Street Fighter 6 and Tekken 8.
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