Starlight Shards

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Type Consumable
Max no. per slot 2
FP Cost -
Restores FP

Starlight Shards is a Consumable Item in Nightreign. Consumables provide various effects on the player or the team such as recovery effects, removing negative status effects, activating temporary buffs, applying debuffs on enemy targets, or being used as tools in combat to deal damage.

 

An ephemeral sliver that gives off a pale blue glow. What remains of a passing flash of starlight.

Restores FP.

A prized item that was once used in the Eternal City as an ingredient in intoxicating draughts.

 

Starlight Shards Effect in Elden Ring Nightreign

Starlight Shards provides the following effect:

  • Restores 60% of FP

Scholar's Bagcraft effects on Starlight Shards at each level:

  • Level 2: ??
  • Level 3:  Increases maximum FP by 20%

 

Where to Find Starlight Shards in Elden Ring Nightreign

Starlight Shards can be obtained in the following methods:

  • Boxes found in Sorcerer’s Rise mechanism or by purchasing them from merchants. 

 

Elden Ring Nightreign Starlight Shards Notes & Tips

  • Other notes, tips, and trivia for Starlight Shards go here.
  • Items can be acquired through drops from Enemies and Bosses, given by NPCs, looted from chests, or discovered throughout the world.
  • Items in Nightreign are slightly different than in Elden Ring. In Nightreign, players will only have up to four item slots, item management and prioritization are vital when completing runs. And if a player wants to discard or exchange an item for something better, they can drop or consume it.
 
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    • Anonymous

      My friend swears I was restoring their FP too as Scholar. Can anyone confirm if he shares, with or without "item share" perk, at level 2 or above maybe?

      • Anonymous

        Scholar Bagcraft skill seems to restore 60% at level 1, 75% at level 2, and 90% +increasing max by 20% at level 3. Would love some more in depth confirmation as I'm just going off how the bar looks and information gained here.

        • Anonymous

          Im the one who commented on the ER wiki that I will block all invaders who use starlight shard (Because it is a limited item that can only be obtained indefinitely by cheating).

          That was the best decision I made. I play Nightreign on PC and in 200+ expeditions I only found 1 cheater and less than 10 leavers.



          • Anonymous

            Restores exactly 60% of your maximum FP. I tested with two separate FP caps, those being 100 and 200. When at 40 FP remaining on the 100 setup, I went to full. I tried again but with 30 FP remaining, used a shard afterwards, had a small chunk missing. I used an Unsheathe from Uchi to chunk my FP by 10 and it exactly matched the missing chunk. The results were the same at 200, except I used 80 FP and 70 FP as my cutoff points.

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