Deeproot Depths is a Location in Elden Ring. The Deeproot Depths region is found underground and is accessed by resting in a coffin after defeating the Valiant Gargoyle in Siofra Aqueduct, or alternatively, through a hidden passage near the Frenzied Flame Proscription [Map] grace in the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds. From the Cathedral of the Forsaken grace (after defeating Mohg, the Omen), head through the hidden passage behind the chest and make your way to the Frenzied Flame Proscription grace at the very bottom. Roll into the southeastern wall to reveal a hidden passage with a chest and roll into the wall behind the chest to reveal yet another hidden passage and the Root-Facing Cliffs grace.
You can use your mount in Deeproot Depths.
At the very depths of the Erdtree's majestic roots lies the source of the Ainsel and the Siofra rivers. Here too begins the network of Greattree roots that spread throughout the Lands Between.
Deeproot Depths Map & Map Fragments
- Map (Deeproot Depths): Can be found on a corpse in a gazebo amid the destroyed ruins. [Elden Ring Map here]
Elden Ring Deeproot Depths Sites of Grace & Sub-Locations
Sites of Grace
- Across the Roots [Elden Ring Map here]
- Deeproot Depths [Elden Ring Map here]
- Great Waterfall Crest [Elden Ring Map here]
- Prince of Death's Throne [Elden Ring Map here]
- Root-Facing Cliffs [Elden Ring Map here]
- The Nameless Eternal City [Elden Ring Map here]
Sub-Locations
All NPCs and Merchants in Deeproot Depths
- D's Twin Brother - found next to Fia at the end of her questline
- Fia - found in the boss room of the area. On her left is a waygate to the East Capital Rampart at the conclusion to her questline.
- Finger Reader Crone - Can be found at the edge of the cliffs after finding the second Site of Grace in Deeproot Depths. [Elden Ring Map here]
All Items in Elden Ring's Deeproot Depths Zone
Gather & Farm Items
- Dewkissed Herba
- Eclipse Crest Greatshield
- Golden Centipede
- Golden Rune (6)
- Golden Rune (8)
- Golden Rune (9)
- Human Bone Shard
- Melted Mushroom
- Nascent Butterfly
- Numen's Rune (only from the Root-Facing Cliffs)
- Rune Arc
- Warming Stone
- Lightning Greatbolt can be found next to the Walking Mausoleum
Upgrade Materials
- Ghost Glovewort (4)
- Ghost Glovewort (5)
- Ghost Glovewort (6)
- Ghost Glovewort (7)
- Smithing Stone (4)
- Smithing Stone (6)
- Somber Smithing Stone (6)
- Somber Smithing Stone (7)
Equipment and Magic
- Consumables
- Weapons
- Armor
- Talismans
- Incantations
Unique, Ashes and Keys
- Spirit Ashes
- Key Items
- Ashes of War
- Ash of War: Golden Land
- Ash of War: Vacuum Slice
Elden Ring Deeproot Depths Creatures, Enemies and Bosses
Field Bosses and Bosses
Walkthrough for Deeproot Depths in Elden Ring
Taking the coffin from Siofra Aqueduct brings you to a spot just across the Great Waterfall Crest Site of Grace in Deeproot Depths. Head west from this Site of Grace and right off the bat you'll encounter an Erdtree Avatar. Defeat it and it'll drop the Staff of the Avatar.
In the area, you'll also be able to find a Ghost Glovewort (4) and a Teardrop Scarab that drops the Ash of War: Golden Land when defeated. From here, the way forward is by crossing the nearby tree roots to the west. While you're crossing the roots, look to your north-west and you'll be able to spot a cave filled with Giant Ants. (You can see the exit with an item further ahead, the entrance is closer to where you began, at the end of a branch.) Get to the end and you'll find the Elden Stars Incantation. Head back to the roots and cross to the other side.
When you get back on land, just slightly ahead are some flying Giant Ants. The bodies they're guarding have three Warming Stones, a Golden Rune (6), and a Smithing Stone (4). Be sure to grab the Ghost Glovewort (4) nearby too. Further west is the Deeproot Depths Site of Grace and a Finger Reader Crone right next to the cliff. Head north to find a ruin filled with Basilisks, a Smithing Stone (6), and a Rune Arc. Further north is a larger ruin structure where you'll find a gazebo.
On the way, you'll be able to pick up five Hefty Beast Bones, a Dragonwound Grease, and a Ghost Glovewort (5), and in the gazebo itself, you will find the Map (Deeproot Depths).
With the map-making navigation easier, head hard east towards a waterfall. There's a cave behind this waterfall and defeating the Runebear inside nets you the Prince of Death's Cyst. Head back to the large ruin and on the way, you can find a Ghost Glovewort (5). Inside the room is an enemy guarding the Ash of War: Vacuum Slice. On the western side of the ruins, you'll find a Teardrop Scarab that drops a Somber Smithing Stone (6).
Head southwest and you'll come across The Nameless City Site of Grace. West of this Site of Grace, in the water and among the ruins, are multiple corpses strewn around. By looting the bodies, you can get yourself two Golden Rune (8), a Golden Rune (9), two Smithing Stone (4), a Clarifying Boluses, five Human Bone Shards, and a Nascent Butterfly. Within this mess of bodies, you can also find a Ghost Glovewort (5). Head to the western edge of the waterfall and you'll find another coffin you can rest in. This coffin takes you to Ainsel River Main.
If you took the coffin, grab the Ainsel River Main Site of Grace and teleport back to The Nameless Eternal City Site of Grace. Before we start exploring again it's recommended to ground the Walking Mausoleum in this area. While it stands, a bunch of Mausoleum Knights and Mausoleum Soldiers will be patrolling a majority of the northern section of Deeproot Depths, making navigation dangerous. Of course, you can choose to defeat them individually instead to gain their unique drops. Head directly north and you'll be able to spot the Walking Mausoleum. If you're having a tough time grounding it, take a look at the notes section below for some tips.
Up here in the northern section, much of the navigation is done by climbing tree roots. There are also several spirit springs around to help you get up to the roofs of buildings or as a shortcut up to the higher cliff ledges. From the Walking Mausoleum, head southwest to find a Somber Smithing Stone (7) in a ruin. Head further southwest and you'll find a Ghost Glovewort (6) by the side of the cliff. If you take the spirit spring up to the building nearby, you can find a Stonesword Key.
Take the nearby tree roots up to the higher cliff and turn westward. You'll find an optional boss, Crucible Knight Siluria, who upon defeat, will drop Siluria's Tree. (An easy way to cheese this boss is to take the spirit spring up from the water, and land on the left-hand side -- immediately crouch, and you can sneak behind the knight to begin applying Poison Mist.)
By the base of the tree, they were guarding is a Ghost Glovewort (7), and inside is a chest with the Crucible Tree Set. Head east from where you fought Siluria, still staying on this high ledge, and follow the root branches. At the tip of one branch, you can jump on top of a ruined building with a Somber Smithing Stone (6). Dropping down and heading further east, past the Mausoleum, you can find the Mausoleum Soldier Ashes leaning against a small petrified tree stump.
Head back to where the Walking Mausoleum is and slightly to the south is a cave with a Runebear, as well as several remains with Fan Daggers, a Somber Smithing Stone (7) and a Golden Rune (8).
Head back south, up on the hill. Climbing up the roots and buildings here, you'll be able to loot a bunch more smithing stones and golden runes. One building here, in particular, has the Prince of Death's Staff on its roof. Climb the roots here up and east and you'll be able to get to the Across the Roots Site of Grace.
Trace the roots back a little and then follow them to the south of grace site, to the top of waterfall. That area is mostly empty, aside from few ants (including nasty armored one) and Ghost Glovewort (7). In the area there's also a hole leading to runebear cave. Carefully drop into in to get Somber Smithing Stone (7) on a previously unreachable ledge. Remember that runebear sleeps below, so you might want to use some Soft Cotton to not wake it up.
If you're here to progress Fia's questline, up ahead is the area you're looking for. When you head in, you'll be greeted by Fia's Champions. This is a special boss fight that has 3 waves of enemies as opposed to one large and tough enemy. Upon defeating them all, you'll receive Fia's Mist and be able to interact with the Prince of Death's Throne Site of Grace. By speaking to Fia and giving her the Cursemark of Death, you'll be able to face the Lichdragon Fortissax, a dragon boss required for her quest. Defeat it and you'll receive the Remembrance of the Lichdragon. What you receive for completing this part of the quest and what happens afterward can be found on Fia's NPC page. Portal near Fia leads to Leyndell Capital near East Capital Rampart grace site.
The area above the Great Waterfall Crest grace site can only be reached through the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds. After killing Mohg, the Omen there's a hidden path behind his reward chest. Follow the dungeon down until you reach the Frenzied Flame Proscription grace site. Roll into a southern wall to reveal a hidden path. Follow that path and after another obvious hidden wall, you'll reach Deeproot Depths again.
Elden Ring Deeproot Depths Maps and Notes
The Walking Mausoleum is at the north and it has no vulnerabilities on its feet, you need to climb the roots starting from the northeast and approach jumping between roots to make your way to the top of the Mausoleum, the skull deposits are around the Mausoleum building on the top, once you destroy a few, the Walking Mausoleum falls.
The ruined city within the perimeter of the Deeproot Depths shares it's architectural features with the twin Eternal Cities, Nokron and Noxstella. Given it is in ruins, it is likely the Eternal City destroyed by Astel, Naturalborn of the Void.
Interestingly, the ruins of the city line up perfectly with the giant chasm within in the Leyndel city walls in the north-western part of the city, just beyond the non-functional main gate of the city. Directly adjacent to this chasm is the section of Leyndel where the Lower Capital Church is located. Examining the architecture of this part of the city reveals that it is almost identical to that of Ordina, Liturgical Town and Sellia, Town of Sorcery, the latter of which has ties to the Eternal City of Nokron and features one of their distinctive chair-monuments, guarded by a Nox Priestess and a Nox Monk. All of this hints at the possibility that this nameless Eternal City was once a part of Leyndel itself, or that Leyndel was an off-shoot of the Eternal City, which survived the destruction by Astel and became the Capital of the Golden Order Era.
AnonymousUm... The Elden Stars incantation can be found AFTER you cross the roots, not near where you began as the guide states. You have to cross the roots to the west of the Erdtree Avatar, and enter through the ant mound afterward.
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Right after the Coffin ride when you first have to go over the roots at the Cliffs with the Secret ant base there is one big root going up with some ants walking on it. I tried to get on it for like 1 or 2 hours but just cant do can anybody help me out?
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When you try to collect the Golden Land scarab, there are two shield ants to the side waiting to ambush you. The guide doesn't think that's worth mentioning, but I do.
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I think I've found 5 somber (7) here. I had none before this location and 5 after completing it.
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"Sellia Is built directly on top of nokron" yeah if f**king moghwyhn palace is nokron, even if it is its not even on any landmass in particular its just on the outskirts of Moghwyhn palace, but yeaaaaahh its on top of nokron
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This zone is Peak design in terms of aesthetic and atmosphere , the lore is also good .
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I have killed all the bosses in this area and i can still summon other players in deeproot depths.
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Why does taunter tongue still works in this area? I have killed all the bosses and i can still summon other players here.
Well, you don't know what we can find
Why don't you come with me, little girl
On a magic coffin ride.
Love this zone, some platforming, some deathbiight, nice gear and those mausoleum archer snipers are real fun.
You can also take a magic coffin ride out too!
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This is completely useless and has no reason to exist beyond Fia’s quest… and that’s exactly why I like it.
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Platforming at it's worst... but not as bad as the one you do after swer mohg.... just dont go here to farm... you will farm maybe 150k runes here and lose 180 k runes.... because you will lose them all to a silly fall or somebear or death blight or because you forgot to double jump or some ****ing art turned out to be a tank.
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Are you guys going to put Broken Statues down as an enemy you can encounter in Deeproot Depths? There's more in this area than the rest of the game combined lmao
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At a certain level... valiant gargoyles become easy. Of course, then, most of enemies in deeproot will also be easy.
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Honesty, I don’t get the hate for this area! Unique vibe from the rest of the game, and both the mausoleum knights and the various ants make for a nice spread of enemy types + Fortisax is definitely one of my personal favorite bosses :D (although having to fight the two valiant shitgoyles to access here isn’t the best)
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Love how every comment is sh*tting on this area and the game in general. It's people like YOU who suck! Then maybe, just maybe, PLAY SOMETHING ELSE??
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Useless place unless you really want to advance quests / get the tree sentinel set unfortunately
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Theres a secret behind a waterfall but look at your own risk ;D
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Deeproot Caverns or how I stopped worrying and learned to love being chased by 2 dozens of flying ants and my laptop overheating from all the particle or cloud effects.
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surprisingly very little here other than quests. Just two weapons and a staff, for example.
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"With the map-making navigation easier"
Why is the hyphen here? The navigation isn't being used for mapmaking. The map is what is making the navigation easier, so the hyphen is erroneous.
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Best area to farm runes NG+ before Mohgwyn Dynasty. 5 Broken statues at +12k each killable in a 1 min before grace reset. I keep taunter to gue on just to break up the monotony of grinding.
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A really shitty place but oh so very Elden Ring... One of the places where you hear Miyazaki laughing, laughing at you.
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Someone should add broken statues to the list of enemies down here, there's a handful of them along some big branch platforms
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Missed opportunity for spears of the church V2 regarding fia's champions. Oh well...
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I dunno why it took me so long to realize this was very likely the Eternal City that Astel destroyed (yes, I know now it says so in the trivia). Although, that does raise some interesting implications... So this must have been where the black moon once hung, before it was shattered and its remaining fragments became the Memory Stones? Also, it made me take a closer look at the Wandering Mausoleums, and I realize now that they also use Nox architecture and furnishing, which I take it could suggest this Nameless Eternal City once dabbled in some form of necromancy?
I find it hard to believe that Leyndell would have been built by the Nox aboveground, especially after they'd already been banished underground once for pissing off the Greater Will. However, if both the Black Knife armor description and Rogier's intel are somehow both true and the Black Knives are both scions of the Eternal City AND Numen like Marika, there evidently is some connection between the two races. It's not exactly clear what sin the Nox committed to be banished below was, nor what regions they inhabited prior, so it's a little tough to discern the chronology of these cities' founding.
One thing I appreciate now is that the stars in Astel's arena probably are the very stars that used to populate the space above Deeproot Depths, where now there are only murky clouds. It makes the cold, depressing palette make much more sense, as well as the silver water, if it was a Nox city.
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went in via frenzy route, even though i had read about this way before, still was amazed and surprised by the vast area behind an illusiory wall and the thought of descending even further
seems in patch 1.09.1, the Ghost Glovewort (7) on the small plateau with 3 ants and the gap to drop to the bear, is not there anymore
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it's great that there are two routes into deeproot, because i'd much rather fight through leyndell, the sewers, and mohg than go through valiant gargoyles ever again.
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This area blows so much ass, the only redeeming quality about it is fortissax, you know your area is bad when even lake of rot has better loot in it, like, that area has the rot pot cookbook and thats so much better than literally every item in this boring ass area.
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this area just straight sucks, the only redeeming quality about it is fortissax and maybe siluria's tree, even lake of rot had better loot like come on, the rot pot cookbook alone is better than everything i got from an hour of exploring this boring area.
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I'm only here to pick up my squad, the Mausoleum Soldier ashes.
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Is there a life reason for the portal taking you to the capital?
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The secret path from Mogh is not really worth it, ton of disgusting annoying ants and not much in terms of valuable rewards, just a Numen Rune and a Rune Arc from one of those bloated ants, otherwise trash loot
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"Given it is in ruins, it is likely the Eternal City destroyed by Astel, Naturalborn of the Void."
Ya one of the sites of grace is literally named "The Nameless Eternal City"
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More padding in an already insuffrably repetitive game.
Come ON, From.
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There are some things to do here, like the fia quest. Maybe you want the staff, armor set or ashes. The upgrade items are always good. Other than those, there's no compelling reason to be here.
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I can still summon at root facing cliffs after killing siluria, erdtree avatar, fias champions and fortissax. Is this unintended or is there a boss I'm missing here?
I discovered a golden centipede under the statue next to the waterfall
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Does anyone here know the lore for the prince of deaths throne where Fia's champions spawn? Right in front of you there is something large that is entwined in the roots, it's big and you can just about make out facial features and what looks like it might have been hair once but the closer you get the freakier details like a mermaids tail covered in fish scales. This tail is not draconian it's definitely fishy. Is that the remains of Godwyn? if yes then WT actual F?
I like to farm near the Across the Roots site of grace. If you spawn there and walk a little around the edge, you'll be able to shoot with arrows or magic missiles three of that strange fire-breathing statues/gargoyles (and two of them won't even react since they aren't facing you directly). With the Gold Scarab talisman and the Gold-Pickled Fowl Feet, you'll be able to harvest almost 5.5k runes from each enemy (three of them in total) and them restart.
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The Mausoleum Soldier Ashes is on the NORTH of the Mausoleum, NOT EAST.
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On my phone, the squished screenshots make ER look like Morrowind. Important comment, I know.
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Did anyone else get 5 rune arcs and 5 Numen's runes from each of the bloated ants? It doesn't mention that in this guide and it seemed too good to be true. Glitch?
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i got the runebear with the talisman, from the hole above the bear cave. standing above him and casting night maiden mist from above and melted his health bar. any spell or ranged would work as well
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Everyone talks about how the end game areas feel like they were rushed to meet release deadlines, but Haligtree and Farum Azula are visually stunning, even Consecrated Snowfields while being an empty wasteland perfectly captures that vibe, this area though truly does feel unfinished, it literally looks like a bunch of placeholder textures with absolutely no enemy variety, just "hurr lets stick basilisks everywhere and throw a few knights in", it's a real shame for an area that is so deeply connected to the game lore.
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They have missed a cave at the beginning… wäre you Van find some numen, runebows & the eldenstars.
:)
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I like how runebears consistently fall through the floor now.
It used to only be the boss version but now all of them fall through the floor.
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Honestly rune bears are way too tanky and hard to give you only like 4000 runes. I poison misted the one in the cave with 3 items around it and it had to have had near 10,000 health. Thats more than a lot of bosses.
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Is the picture for this area even the Deeproot Depths? It looks like Miquella’s Haligtree in the picture.
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The interactive map is missing a ton of different items in this area. I think it points out 2 Somber Smithing Stone (7)'s but I have found at least 4 now. A lot of smithing stones and runes not identified on the map.
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Ya'll gonna hate me for telling you that the giant trunk underground doesn't line up correctly with the Erdtree above ground.
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Not sure what I expected when you said “a cave full of ants” but what I got was “a cave FULL of ants”
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The mausoleum soldiers seem to have stopped spawning in my game. I defeated the Crucible Knight boss, which is the only thing i can think of that might have caused this. Still have basilisk and great ant enemies but no soldiers.
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Typo: Killing the Runebear in the waterfall cave will yield a Prince of Death's Cyst, and NOT a Prince of Death's Cyst +1
*Fixed the typo / wrong details presenting Somber Smithing Stone (9) can be found in this map. It's actually Somber Smithing Stone (6).
Who was it that put Somber Smithing Stone (9) in this page? It's (6) goddamn it.
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This area feels interesting when you get teleported from the coffin, but when you enter the ghost soldiers zone it feels lazy designed. The loot is nice but is not too interesting to explore for me
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How the hell does one even get to the spot to take down the mausoleum without getting murdered by that unreachable archer on the roof…?
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This area is such an awful experience. There is way way way too many mobs all over the place. Every inch of space is multiple frogs spraying death, fire raining down, a million crossbow bolts flying, bears, like give me a damn break. I hate this place. This is where the design of this game starts to feel like they just phoned it in. There’s no thought to the level just “put a million enemies all over”
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"Head east from where you fought Siluria, still staying on this high ledge, and follow the root branches. At the tip of one branch, you can jump on top of a ruined building with a Somber Smithing Stone (9)" needs to be removed.
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So there's a few mentions of secret passages to get from Subterranean Shunning-Grounds to Deeproot. Can you go in the reverse? I'm at Deeproot but can't get to Root Facing Cliffs grace at the bottom of the waterfall. Is there a spirit spring that only goes one way or only activates if you come from Subterranean Shunning-Grounds?
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I don't believe there is a somber smithing 9 in this region!
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This teleporter means that you're able to skip Altus Plateau entirely, if that's important to anyone
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Ahh, I didn't mean to trip your Mausoleum! Come back Mausoleum friends!
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Lightning greatbolt is east of mausoleum by the small waterfall.
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I dropped my runes on one of the tall buildings right next to a Knight that you have to jump to from roots. When i went back to collect, he trickshotted me with his greatbow as i tried to jump over with Torrent which caused me to stop midair and fall to my death. I lost 300k runes but I can't even be mad, it was a good shot lol.
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i love souls series, but i have a little problem. i hate basilisks from ds. they cause me great anxiety and panic when i look at them. childish, you might say, probably, but please, if you have the time, can you tell me what the **** are the elden ring basilisks are? like, are they like in ds? and if there are any enemies which look like basilisks from ds? i jumped when i saw that one of the enemies of this location is called basilisk, so... i just need to know if i should avoid this location like depths in ds1 because if i look it up there's a risk i wouldn't be able to sleep the next three nights. thanks in advance, if someone replies.
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There's a really good mid game rune farming spot here. From Across The Roots site of grace, equip a decent bow and arrows sting talisman and go stand on the rocks facing the tower with the gane spewing dragon guy thing in it. Kill him and then go run down the roots near the grace and kill the other one, then run back and repeat. With Gold Scarab and gold chicken feet, each drops around 5400 runes. You're looking at 200,000 runes every 15-20 minutes or so. It's slower than the bird in Moghwyn Palace for sure, but if you don't have access to that and need more levels, it's way faster than farming the Vulgar Militia at bestial sanctum.
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Also you get in Deeproot Depths about 6 Broken Statue enemies. Great for 3500 rune farming each kill.
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Waygate is disabled if you only kill Radahn to get here. I skipped Godrick, only Great Rune I have is Radahns.
The Teleporter says "You cannot use this without more Great Runes" when I try to interact with it.
Going back and killing Godrick enabled the teleporter, even without having talked to Fia at all. Fia is still in the roundtable, and does not appear even after the Champion fight unless you progress her questline.
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There’s a piece of loot under a tarp at the bottom of the hidden path that I don’t know how to access
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Unsure where the best place on the page is to put this, but major crash problem: If you enter the Deeproot Depths via the Frenzied Flame Proscription instead for the first time, Hallowhorn Grounds (the area with the gargoyles that normally takes you to the Deeproot Depths) with consistently, constantly, always crash your game for the rest of that save.
Really, really wish FromSoft had a way to report this crap....
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How to get over the Sites Grave "Great Waterfall Crest", there is a root with 5 Giant Ants and i see LOOOOT there?
I edited 'the fall will not kill you' part. That drop is like 15 storeys, you can bet your ass it kills you! Be very careful jumping across the tomb stones
I edited 'the fall will not kill you' part. That drop is like 15 storeys, you can bet your ass it kills you! Be very careful jumping across the tomb stones
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There is a talisman not listed here by killing the runebear in the cave
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There is a talisman not listed here by killing the runebear in the cave
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The waygate at the end has nothing to do with Fia. It seems to be unlocked from acquiring at least two Great Runes.
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The waygate at the end has nothing to do with Fia. It seems to be unlocked from acquiring at least two Great Runes.
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"the fall will not kill you no matter how far up you jump from"
Well that was a damned lie.
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"the fall will not kill you no matter how far up you jump from"
Well that was a damned lie.
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All of the Mausoleum knights and soldiers have vanished from this area. I'm wondering what triggered this specifically. Anyone know?
Destroying the ant nest on Torrent before the Elden Stars was very satisfying. Pop all the queens first. 5 Numen's Rune and 5 Rune Arcs.
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