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Long ago, a subjugated tribe discovered a twisted deity amongst the ravages of war, and they were transformed into bloodfiends. The mother of truth was their savior.- Bloodfiend Hexer's Ashes

Bloodfiends are enemies in Shadow of the Erdtree.

Background[]

Main article: Bloodfiends

Long ago, a subjugated tribe was saved from the ravages of war when they encountered the Formless Mother, who transformed them into bloodfiends.[1][2]

The bloodfiends make offerings of blood to the Formless Mother, sometimes even spilling their own blood in devotion.[3] Their sacred spears are central to their rituals, serving as instruments of communion with the mother of truth, an outer god who desires a wound.[4] From her wound, Sacred Bloody Flesh may fall—a raw, blood-soaked meat that never dries or rots, valued as a delicacy by the bloodfiends.[5]

The bloodfiends cultivate Sanguine Amaryllis, blood-red flowers with meaty petals, grown in pools of blood. These flowers may reflect their admiration for the beauty of blood.[6]

Characteristics[]

Some of their weapons, sanctified through blood rituals, are capable of spraying stored blood when executing strong attacks.[7]

Variants[]

Bloodfiend (arm)

Bloodfiend wielding a Bloodfiend's Arm pulled from the corpse of one of their fellows.[7]

Bloodfiend (fork)

Bloodfiend wielding a Bloodfiend's Fork—three tines of carved bone that spear the victim to provoke blood loss.[3]

Purple Bloodfiend

Bloodfiends carrying arms and forks found in the Stone Coffin Fissure. Their weapons and breath inflict sleep build-up.

Large Bloodfiend

A gigantic bloodfiend that wields a massive arm pulled from its fellows.

Drops[]

Bloodfiend's Arm100%
One-time; defeat Bloodfiends at Prospect Town
Bloodfiend's Fork3.0%
Nectarblood Burgeon1.0%
Stone Coffin Fissure
Sacred Bloody Flesh2.0%
String8.0%

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Locations[]

Notes[]

  • The bloodfiends at Prospect Town will be seen seemingly drinking the blood of other bloodfiends while a hexer holds its spear up in a ritualistic fashion. The fiends directly drinking the blood have glowing red eyes (shown below).
  • Certain bloodfiends mutter prayers.

Trivia[]

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See also[]

References[]

  1. ↑ Bloodfiend Hexer's Ashes
  2. ↑ Outer God Heirloom
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Bloodfiend's Fork
  4. ↑ Bloodfiend's Sacred Spear
  5. ↑ Sacred Bloody Flesh
  6. ↑ Sanguine Amaryllis
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Bloodfiend's Arm


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