Elden Ring - 7 Powerful Hidden Talismans You Don't Want To Miss - Best Talisman Location Guide
You fell for my trap. You're a wolf. A magical wolf with talismans So you want to, like, hang out and watch TV or something. I mean, I guess if I'm trapped here for eternity, we might as well. Ladies, gentlemen, and tarnished of all ages, as you progress through the Eldon Ring, one of the few things that is certain is that you will get more talismans and pouches.
Which means that you can have even more talismans active and equipped at one time, up to a maximum of four active at once when you are reaching the later stages of the game. With one slot, knowing which talisman you want can be pretty easy, but with four, and in a game this big, there are just too many options.
There are too many amazing, usable, options. I will be bringing you all seven talismans, which you really don't want to miss in the eldon ring. First up then is Ratagon's. Sword seal do not retagon, scar seal No, this is the upgraded version of that similar talisman, which raises your attributes even further in exchange for making you take more damage each time you are hit.
Generally speaking, the defensive benefit itself of the attributes that it raises will about even out the damage taken increase, which makes the essentially free offensive power that it gives you all around just great. In order to get the salesman for yourself, head to Fort Faroth in the middle of the Caledon region.
Go through the main entrance, up the ladder in the back, and then jump off of the tower at the top. Find the hole in the back right of the building, then drop down to a wooden walkway, and follow it to the end. Turn around and jump across to this nice little alcove on the other side of the wall, around the corner from a massive rat that nearly made me grab my spare pair of pants.
Firstly, it is the talisman that you are looking for. Secondly, is the great jar of arsenal talisman. This is the ultimate version of the arsenal talisman, and therefore, you cannot use the other ones when you are using this one. But this is the talisman listed as greatly raising the maximum equip load, and well, it does.
You can see the difference quite easily. To get this one, you need to be ready to go on a slight journey of epic proportions, to visit this absolute. The unit of a man in the distance, while he himself is in Caled, the way that you have to reach him is from the Siophra Riverwell. You can get to this area from Limgrave, just above the minor aired tree.
Once here, get to the ceo for a riverbank site of grace, which is a very straightforward path. Go forward a short hop to this little island with a whey gate and go through once on the other side head northeast to the very tip of the landmass where you will find a stone staircase leading up to an elevator that requires stone sword keys to operate, use the elevator to go up and you will find yourself in a valley deep in caled, from here follow the very simple path forward and north until you reach the great jar himself.
Talk to him and, afterwards, three dual summon signs will spawn on the floor in front of him. Dispose of each of the great jars' warrior knights one at a time, and then talk to the great jar at the end to receive his lovely talisman. Third today is the ritual sword talisman. This talisman increases your attack power when your health is at maximum.
Obviously, there are lots of situations where your health won't be at its maximum, but if you use any sort of healing over time or immediately after using a flask, generally speaking, you will be at full health. Or even if you're just pretty good at dodging, you can give this talisman pretty decent uptime, which is incredibly worth it as the bonus that it provides is nothing to scoff at.
To get this talisman for yourself, head to the luxe runes in the altus plateau region, which are located on the cliff immediately southwest of the air tree grazing hills site of grace. In the back left of these runes is a descending staircase that leads to a boss fog wall. Defeat the enemy inside and then open the door that is behind them to reveal a chest containing the talisman that you seek.
Fourth up is the ancestral spirits horn talisman, and this one is nearly essential for anyone who frequently uses mana, as it gives you back mana. It gives you three FP for every kill when you have it equipped. Generally speaking, this is just a massive bit of quality of life for you. It's just that, generally, clearing through low-level enemies will require far less mana flash than it would without this talisman.
It's all worth noting that even if you don't use spells, you still probably use ashes of war, which generally require mana. To get this one for yourself, first you have to reach Nakron, the eternal city, which is unlocked after the Radon boss fight. This one isn't just going to a location or even just killing a boss.
First we have to unlock the boss itself. Starting from the mimic tier site of grace, which is directly east of the entrance to Nakron, Head across the bridge north until you see a break on the left side. Take it downwards and follow it until you see a stone pillar. Light the torch that is inside.
Run around the right side now, behind some rocks, and you'll find another one of these pillars. From here, head back over left to the main path to see another stone pillar on top of some rocks. Back to the main path once more, follow it until you see yet one more pillar on the path. From here, head out west to the first big tree nearby.
And head around the back where you will find another pillar. Be careful not to somehow magically fuse with the pillar itself, becoming a permanent prisoner of the wolf god. How did I do this? What is the situation like? What have I created? What have I done to deserve this? And then from there, head to the very back of the area in front of you to collect the sixth and final torch to light this area.
After this, head back to the hollow horn grounds, which is the big stone building you pass on the way over, and interact with the body on the floor to be teleported to another location to fight a legendary boss. They aren't particularly hard, but they are extremely cool, so strap yourself in for quite an enjoyable experience.
Once you have defeated this creature, you will receive its remembrance, which you can trade in by the fingers at the round table for the ancestral spirit horn talisman. Fifth on today's list is the Taker's Cameo Talisman. This talisman is a lot like the previous one, except that it works for health instead of FP.
Quite simply, it gives you a small heal every time you kill an enemy. This removes the majority of the risk of just walking through the world as long as you are trading your damage back effectively. To get a lot of the health back too, to get this talisman for yourself, you'll need to progress to the Volcano Manor quest line to the end of the third invasion mission.
