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This sorcery originates from the Onyx Lords, who had skin of stone, and were called lords in reverential fear of their destructive power. — Meteorite
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Onyx Lords are bosses and enemies in Elden Ring.
Background[]
The Onyx Lords wield ruinous power
The stone-skinned Onyx Lords belonged to a race of ancients that was granted life when a meteor struck the Lands Between long ago.[1] In contrast to the Alabaster Lords, their gravitational-based glintstone sorceries focused on repulsion and the summoning of destructive Meteorites.[2] They were worshiped and feared of their destructive power.[3]
Characteristics[]
Onyx Lords were tall beings with stone skin, pointed ears, and wispy hair.[1] They bore irregular white markings on their onyx bodies, and wore only a modest loincloth beneath a metallic belt. They crafted their greatswords from golden ore that arrived with a meteor.
Drops[]
| Item | Drop rate | Quantity | Notes |
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| Meteorite | 100% | x1 | Once; Royal Grave Evergaol |
| Onyx Lord's Greatsword | 100% | x1 | Once; Sealed Tunnel |
Locations[]
- Royal Grave Evergaol: Fought as a boss trapped within the evergaol behind Caria Manor.
- Sealed Tunnel: Fought as a boss and gatekeeper to the Divine Tower of West Altus.
- Yelough Anix Tunnel: Found at the bottom of the Tunnel.
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Bosses[]
Background[]
An Onyx Lord imprisoned within the Royal Grave Evergaol, besides the graveyard behind Caria Manor.
Background[]
An Onyx Lord encountered at the end of the Sealed Tunnel in Altus Plateau, obstructing the exit that leads to the Divine Tower of West Altus.Notes[]
Trivia[]
- In an earlier version of Elden Ring, the Onyx Lord in the Royal Grave Evergaol was called "Alabaster Lord."
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