Remembrances in Elden Ring are items you can get from defeating powerful bosses, with one of the Dancing Lion being something you can use in the Shadow Of The Erdtree DLC. These vestiges of a Legend, Demigod, God, or other creature can be consumed for Runes or transformed. Boss weapons, Ashes of War, or strong Talismans can all be crafted from specific Remembrances your character collects.

You get the Remembrance of the Dancing Lion by defeating Divine Beast Dancing Lion in Elden Ring near the early phases of your journey in the Land of Shadow. This boss, located in Belurat Tower Settlement, is an extremely tough opponent with fast movements and devastating elemental attacks. The Remembrance is your reward for the incredible amount of effort it takes to bring down the violent guardian.

How To Use The Remembrance Of The Dancing Lion In Elden Ring: SotE

Consume For Runes Or Transform Into Something New

There are two choices when it comes to the Remembrance of the Dancing Lion - you can either consume it for 30,000 Runes or take it to Enia in the Roundtable Hold to transform it. Enia has the power to unlock the hidden strength of various Remembrances in Shadow Of The Erdtree you've been collecting. The one from the Divine Beast Dancing Lion is no different, as it can be turned into a Talisman or Ash of War.

You can duplicate any Remembrance you find by taking them to one of the many Wandering Mausoleums in the Lands Between. A Remembrance can only be duplicated once and a Mausoleum can only duplicate one Remembrance in total.

The Talisman made from the Dancing Lion Remembrance is Enraged Divine Beast, an item that raises the potency of storms by 10%. This empowers the

Incantation and the Sorcery in Elden Ring, making already strong magic even more powerful. This also boosts the strength of several Ashes of War or weapon Unique Skills, such as the Thunderstorm ability from the .

The other transformation of the Remembrance of the Dancing Lion is the Divine Beast Frost Stomp Ash of War, which can be applied to any melee weapon in Elden Ring. Not only does this Ash of War give your character Cold affinity on a weapon, but it also allows them to perform a powerful stomping attack. This causes a shockwave of frost to appear, dealing damage and Frostbite within a fairly large AoE to nearby enemies.

You can charge the Frost Stomp to have a larger range of ice burst from the ground near the initial attack, but keep in mind that this does consume more FP. Depending on your build, either item made from the Dancing Lion's essence may be appealing. Whatever choice you make, know that the Remembrance of the Dancing Lion you get in Elden Ring's Shadow Of The Erdtree DLC will disappear once you use it.