At the end of the questline, you can choose to help supplant her as the head of the academy, essentially giving her as much power as she wants to continue her research. The most intriguing thing is that at this point, at the height of her potential, you can return here to find her transformed. It's undefined why, but piecing together evidence from the world around, this may be what becomes of sorcerers who are overzealous in their pursuit of knowledge and mastery over sorc
Make your way through the Chariot Halls of Auriza Hero's Grave until getting to the room where 2 Chariots are running perpendicular. Make your way to the exit of this room and face left to see a corpse wedged between 2 ramps. It holds the Stonesword
The Academy Crystal Cave system hides a key in its beautiful area. From the Academy Crystal Cave Site of Grace head Northwest past some Sages. To their left is a room with a cage containing a fallen
Are the acts of devotion described above borne from a genuine love of Miquella, or did this innocent-looking Demigod cultivate mind-altering magic in order to assemble a cult of loyal zealots that he could use to enact his ambition? Nothing in the lore of Elden Ring suggests that Miquella was cruel or callous towards the people who loved him, but his public displays of benevolence could have pragmatic (rather than moral) motivations behind t
We get this ending by following the Golden Order and using the Mending Rune of Perfect Order when bringing the Elden Ring back together. In this ending, you ascend to Elden Lord, this time adding to the Elden Ring. In this age, the gods are to be seen as just as fickle as the people of the Lands Between. Taking the gods off the pedestal will keep the lands at peace for much lon
This curse keeps a soul from returning to the Erdtree upon death, and those who bear the curse are looked down upon by society. By cursing all people and future generations, you effectively cut out the Erdtree from the cycle of the world. By having all people bear the curse, you also end the stigmatism towards those who are already cursed. This ending is the most different Elden Lord ending as you change the world permanently by cursing all and cutting off all future souls from the Erdt
Considering just how fleshed out Ranni's quest line is compared to others, one could question whether or not it truly would count as a side quest. However, with all the content available, this turns out to be an easy contender for the best site side quest in the g
Things take a bit of a turn once you finish your business there. After you talk to him again, by the time you finally return to his daughter, you find that you're already too late, she is dead with her father mourning her corpse. The saddest part of this quest isn't this, but the fate of the grief-stricken father you find later, crazed, bloodthirsty, and in a shack filled with... rotting m
Starting at the Dragonkin Soldier of Nokstella Site of Grace head North and then West atop the bridges and buildings of Nokstella - the Eternal City. This key will be on a corpse gazing out on the waterways below from the bridge ledge almost due North from the Nokstella Waterfall Basin Site of Gr
When you first reach the highly-imposing castle etched into the side of Mt. Gelmir, the landscape is filled with both elegance and despair as the once might of Volcano Manor is mirrored in both its towering visage and scarred with flame and destruction etched along its edges. And deep within the depths beyond lava and fire resides the source of pure evil -- Lord of Volcano Manor, son of the Champion of the Erdtree Radagon and Queen Rennala of the Academy of Raya Luc
The Greater Will has been shown to lead the world to devastation, as its guidance resulted in the current Lands Between. The Frenzied Flame wishes to burn the broken world to bring the universe together and make it whole again. While mass destruction seems terrible, this land is an unending curse, and the cycle of pain has only continued up until now. The Three Fingers and Chaos see this destruction as the means to the final end of all the fighting and suffer
And there lies the rub. Miquella, for all his good intentions, was reared by a militant aristocracy of divine champions, taught to think of himself as superior to the mortals and menials under the guiding aegis of the Elden Ring. Though he and Malenia rejected the ideals of the Golden Order and sought to create a Haligtree civilization accepting of all, **Elden Ring 's ** Miquella, even inside his egg , may not have fully shed his old paternalistic worldviews, continuing to view his subjects as sheep to be herded, used - and sacrificed if necess
Before, actions or words were branded as heresy based on whichever god was in power. This would lead to conflict between the followers of different gods and cause permanent division within the Lands Between. Without the gods being seen as perfect, the conflict caused by their worship would disappear, and the Elden Ring will hopefully stay intact and not be broken through war ag