This is a Shadow of the Erdtree PSA: The DLC has its own version of Dark Souls Crystal Lizards and you do not want to ignore them
Seriously, don't ignore them!

If you've seen shadowy figures carrying pots atop their heads in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Shadow of the Erdtree, drop what you're doing and hunt them down.&nbღsp;
The Lands of Shadow are plagued with enigmatic shadowy figures, some of which will become hostile 🐻when you approach them, possibly casting fiery bolts at your Tarnished, while others will simply stare off into the distance as you strike them down. Of those, there's a type of these shadowed figures that carry pots atop their heads.
Trust us: you'll want to hunt these things down. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Ring players have figured out that these pot-carrying people actually hide incredibly rare items that have a chance of dropping upon defeat. You'll have to be quick about this, t✨hough - take too long and they'll disappear into the ether, and their item drops can diminish in quality as a result.
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"Some of them have a sparkle effect, those will drop special items when you kill them the first time. Killing them again will provide basic drops afterwards," the Reddit caption for the post above reads. I can personally attest to having obtained 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Scadutree Fragments from them, and since they're the elusive items that power up your Tarnished in Shadow of the Erdtree (so much so that 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Bandai Namco had to🎉 remind players to use them), there really isn't a much better it♏em than t𝓰hem in the Lands of Shadow.
Does this remind you of anything in particular? That's right, it's Dark Souls' Crysta💟l Lizards. The tricky c𓄧haps would bolt at the first sign of danger, and once they're gone, they're gone for good - the rest of your playthrough, in fact. They could drop great crafting items, although I'd hazard a guess to say the Scadutree Fragment is actually more valuable than any Dark Souls crafting materials.
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