Nox is an enemy in Elden Ring.
Overview[]
The Nox are the inhabitants of the Eternal Cities of Nokron and Nokstella. They are a grey-skinned, cold-blooded race known for wielding flowing weapons[1] forged from the liquid metal of Silver Tears.
Long ago, the Nox committed treason against the Greater Will and its vassal Fingers, fashioning crystalline helmets out of glass to ward off their intervention.[2] However, they invoked the ire of the Greater Will and were banished deep underground, forced to live under a false night sky in eternal anticipation of the coming age of stars, and of their Lord of Night.[3]
Variant Description[]
Monks clad in armour with silk capes and hoods. They wield Flowing Hammers which can elongate in a whip-like fashion for additional range, turn into semi-spherical spiked fist weapons which they dual-wield, or into single, spherical weapons resembling censers.
Moveset[]
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| Phase | Damage Type | Can Be Parried/Cannot Be Parried |
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Can include a separate table for a specific instance of this variant's moveset.
Drops[]
| Item | Drop Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Nox Monk Hood | 3% | - |
| Nox Monk Armor | 3% | - |
| Nox Bracelets | 3% | - |
| Nox Greaves | 3% | - |
Variant Description[]
Skilled swordstresses of the Eternal Cities, who serve as the personal guards of the Nightmaidens, and wear conical crowns with silk veils that cover their eyes.[4] They wield flowing curved swords which can elongate for additional range. They are sometimes seen riding Giant Ants.
Moveset[]
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| Phase | Damage Type | Can Be Parried/Cannot Be Parried |
| Description of move | ||
| Move Name | ||
| Phase | Damage Type | Can Be Parried/Cannot Be Parried |
| Description of move | ||
| Move Name | ||
| Phase | Damage Type | Can Be Parried/Cannot Be Parried |
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Can include a separate table for a specific instance of this variant's moveset.
Drops[]
| Item | Drop Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Nox Swordstress Crown | 3% | - |
| Nox Swordstress Armor | 3% | - |
| Nox Bracelets | 3% | - |
| Nox Greaves | 3% | - |
Variant Description[]
Nox who hold the highest clerical rank, symbolised by their twin crowns, which hide their eyes with silk.[5] They use short, curved daggers in combat, and can create a life-sapping mist.
Moveset[]
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| Phase | Damage Type | Can Be Parried/Cannot Be Parried |
| Description of move | ||
| Move Name | ||
| Phase | Damage Type | Can Be Parried/Cannot Be Parried |
| Description of move | ||
| Move Name | ||
| Phase | Damage Type | Can Be Parried/Cannot Be Parried |
| Description of move | ||
Can include a separate table for a specific instance of this variant's moveset.
Drops[]
| Item | Drop Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Night Maiden Twin Crown | 3% | - |
| Night Maiden Armor | 3% | - |
| Nox Bracelets | 3% | - |
| Nox Greaves | 3% | - |
Bosses[]
Background[]
A duo consisting of a Monk and a Swordstress. They are found in a courtyard on the northern side of Sellia, behind a magical seal which can be broken by lighting three braziers atop towers throughout the town. Inside the courtyard is a large chair, reminiscent of those found in the Eternal Cities, albeit without a giant skeleton occupying it. A chest beneath the chair, accessible only once the duo has been defeated, contains Lusat's Glintstone Staff.Gallery[]
