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Man-Fly is an Enemy in Elden Ring. Man-Fly is a new enemy that was exclusively added to the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. Man-Fly enemies are common in the overworld. They embody both the characteristics of a fly and a man. These enemies will fly around and spit poison, but once they get close enough, they will try to grab and attack you.

These creatures were originally humans who suffered from a metamorphosing illness, transforming them into human-insect hybrids. The disease ravaged their peaceful villages, killing most of the population. The few who survived were turned into man-flies. The illness also appears to make the infected aggressive, causing them to attack on sight.

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Elden Ring Man-Fly Locations

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Elden Ring Man-Fly Drops

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Runes 100% - - runes currency elden ring wiki guide 18 ???
Fly Mold 1.5~5.5% x1,x2 or x3 Yes N/A
Silver Horn Tender 1.00% x1 Yes N/A

Elden Ring Man-Fly Notes & Tips

  • Reminiscent of the Man-Flies from Dark Souls III -Ashes of Ariandel DLC.

Man-Fly Lore

Fly Mold

A species of fungus known for its deathly sweet stench. Material used for crafting items. Found by hunting man-flies. Cultivated using the flesh and blood of man-flies, it can serve as pot innards.

Man-Fly Ashes

Ashen remains in which spirits yet dwell. Use to summon the spirits of three man-flies. Two of the man-flies attack foes from the air, while the third spits poison from the rear. Afflicted hornsent eventually metamorphosed into a fly-like form. It was believed that the moment the transformation took place, they were relieved from their suffering.

Ailment Talisman

A talisman depicting a soul taken by sickness. When certain ailments are triggered, this talisman grants resistance to the same ailment. When the weak were infected with the dreaded fly sickness, they perished well before the metamorphosis could take hold. Oddly, those who cared for the infected and made certain they were given a proper burial were never afflicted themselves.


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