IGN's Shadow of the Erdtree map is here! Our interactive Elden Ring DLC map tracks every boss in the Land of Shadow, so you know exactly where to go to defeat them. The best part? It doesn't just show ...

The Shadow Realm in Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree is a confusing enough place already, so you can’t be expected to wander around without a map, can you? But in Elden Ring tradition, Shadow of the ...

There are five Map Fragments you can find in the Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. This guide covers the location of the map piece in the Scadu Atus. The Fragment Map in the Scadu Altus region is ...

The Shadow Keep’s Back Gate is one of the Shadow Keep’s many exits in Elden Ring’s DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree, but the back gate is also the only entrance to the Hinterlands. The back gate will lead ...

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The right side of the map in the Realm of Shadow has an area far below that's tough to reach. Here's how to get there. One of the last areas you might reach in the Shadow Realm is the area in the east ...

Golden Seeds are essential items in Elden Ring which increase the amount of vitality your Sacred Flask heals per sip. So in an unforgiving ordeal like Elden Ring, where every point of HP matters, ...

The Map: Southern Shore is a Key Item introduced in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree. Map of the southern shore of the Gravesite Plain. A captivating vista of brilliant blue flowers, intermingled ...

When you embark on an Expedition, you’ll drop into Limveld, the new Elden Ring Nightreigns map that’s loosely based on Limgrave from the original Elden Ring. Though much of Limveld remains the same ...

You can duplicate Remembrances in Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, just as you could could in the base game. This essentially gives you an opportunity to get multiple weapons or spells from a ...

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