Soul Battler (Soul Summoning Customization Tool)
Elden Circle Soul Battler is a tool for setting up custom summons or encounters via Soul Ash Summons. Customize friendly summons, summons battles, player vs. summons, free melee, whatever you want!
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About this mod Machine translation
Elden Circle Soul Battler is a tool for setting up custom summons or encounters via Soul Ash Summons. Customize friendly summons, summons battles, player vs. summons, free melee, whatever you want!
Elden Ring Spirit Battler
✨ **Soul Summon Customization Tool** - Create your own Elden Circle Summon battle experience!
🎯 Core Functions
- **Summon Battle**: Watch the fierce battle between summons as a spectator
- **Player Challenge**: Set up summon encounters to defeat
- **Free Melee**: Multiplayer melee, see who can have the last laugh
- **Customized Soul Ashes**: Think Malenia is too difficult? Then summon 10 Rattans!
🎬 Promotional video
YouTube demo video
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📋 System Requirements
- **Mod Engine 2** - Download link
- **.NET 8.0 Desktop Runtime** - Download link
🚀 Features
🔧 **Fully Customizable**
- Create custom soul ash to summon any enemy you want
-Create new soul ashes to help you fight the BOSS
- Customize a complete battle with any enemy, up to 10 enemies at the same time
👥 **Team System**
- Set up teams to determine enemy hate targets and alliance relationships
- Choose phantom shaders for each team: Invaders? Soul call? Completely invisible? Everything you need!
⚔️ **Attribute adjustment**
- Customize attributes as needed: Want to have a fair duel between Latan and Malenia? Want a crab that does 100x the damage? Have fun!
- Hidden player mode: watch the battle without distracting enemies
📍 **Precise positioning**
- Precisely set the location where your summons will appear: define any offset, or use convenient preset locations
🔗 **Mod Compatibility**
- Just run this tool after all other mods are installed
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⚠️ IMPORTANT WARNING
The current version of Mod Engine 2 does not manage archive files, if you have an existing archive:
- Go to "AppData\Roaming\EldenRing" and back up the archive files there
- Restore these backups before playing online, otherwise you may be banned
📖 User Guide
- **Download and Install**: Download the mod and move all files in the .zip file to a new folder
- **Locate Mod Folder**: Find your Mod Engine 2 "mod" folder
- **Process regulation.bin**:
- If no other modules are installed, find regulation.bin in the Elden Ring installation directory and copy it to the "mod" folder of Mod Engine 2
- If there is already a module that modifies regulation.bin, use the existing file in the mod folder directly.
- **Start Tool**: Start Elden Ring Spirit Battler, click the browse button in the upper left corner, and load regulation.bin in the mod folder
- **Create Content**: Hover over options to view prompts and create teams and enemies as needed
- **Select Overwrite**: Select the soul ashes to be covered
- **Save Changes**: Save the changes and the selected ashes will take effect in the game
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🔄 Update log
**v1.6.2**
- Updated to support Elden Circle v1.16
**v1.6.1**
- Partial support for ER DLC, system updates from Smithbox
- Enemy resources improved, original summoned enemies added
- Removed default ghost color for enemies based on default ghost color
**v1.5.0**
- Detailed updates
**v1.4.1**
- Re-added team name option
**v1.4.0**
- Added "Soul Scaling" option for attribute scaling
- Teams now automatically update with settings changes
🔗 Related links
- **Discord**:
- **Twitter**:
- **YouTube**:
- **GitHub**:
🙏 Thanks
- Built on SoulsFormats
- Use data from Paramdex, DSMapStudio and Smithbox
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.