Head through the swamp towards the palace to approach from the North side. Mohgwyn Dynasty Mausoleum map fragment - Just before the Mohgwyn Dynasty Mausoleum Site of Grace, in a nameless stone ruin.Hug the right precipice and you should find it. Siofra River map fragment - As you enter the area, it's at the entrance to Hallowhorn Grounds, the temple on the Eastern Cliffedge.Consecrated Snowfield map fragment - On the other side of an obscuring blizzard, at the base of a giant tree past the stream that cuts the area in two.Mountaintops of the Giants, East map fragment - Cross the chain South of the fortress, next to the Giant's Gravepost Site of Grace.Mountaintops of the Giants, West map fragment - Just after ascending the Grand Lift of Rold, it's down the path ahead on the right.Gelmir map fragment - down the slope from the peak, guarded by a giant severed hand. Leyndell, Royal Capital map fragment - Just next to the Site of Grace called the "Outer Wall Phantom Tree", East of the two Tree Sentinels.Altus Plateau map fragment - On the path turning left out when you take the road East from the Great Lift of Dectus.Liurnia, West map fragment - South of the giant fortress on the coast, just up the hill from the Northern Liurnia Lake Shore Site of Grace.Liurnia, North map fragment - South side of the ruins and right next to the Academy Gate Town Site of Grace.Liurnia, East map fragment - in the lake itself, just North of the Site of Grace with the merchant called Liurnia Lake Shore.Caelid map fragment - Along the big curving road South of the swamp, and just across from the merchant.
Dragonbarrow map fragment - South of the giant Divine Tower and just East from the Dragonbarrow West Site of Grace, along the road.Weeping Peninsula map fragment - On the road just South of the Castle Morne Rampart Site of Grace.Approach with caution, and stealth around them to avoid a mauling. Limgrave, East map fragment - in the Mistwood, clearly visible on the road, but surrounded by giant bears.Limgrave, West map fragment - the first one you'll likely find, this is central in the camp of Soldiers just down the hill from the Stormgate.If you're not familiar with beacons, they're explained just under the list. Follow the maps accordingly - even without the fragments filled in, you can work out your positioning according to your placement, the local environment, and the beacons marked as you approach. We've listed them all on the map above and the maps beneath (the latter of which cover the underground areas like Nokron, the Lake of Rot, and the Mohgwyn Dynasty Mausoleum). this item i think perfectly encapsulates why this game ****ing sucks.We've found all the Elden Ring map fragments, of which there are 19 in total covering both above and below ground. also balance the scorpion charms to give +15% elemental damage for +15% physical damage taken, or maybe 10% or 12% seeing how Elden Ring has much higher damage numbers from previous titles.
say for example we have the traditional 4 talisman slots, but one of them is reserved for only high tier talismans, so you can only have 1, and in that tier you would have things like crimson+2, shard of alexander, erdtree+2, powerful talismans like that, and the other 3 slots reserved for whatever else. idk how the best way to balance this would be, but its a good idea bc it would force players to make sacrifices and real builds. seriously what is the point of even having them in the game at all when most of them are far outclassed? there should be a talisman tier system in the game, where you get 2, or maybe more, talisman slots reserved for specific tiers.
why are rings and talismans in these games always so unbalanced? when there is only a small handful of talismans that are featured in every single build no matter the build, that ignore the plethora of other ones, you know you did not balance the game properly.
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it provides a FREE 15% boost across the board, in PVP and PVE, to skills that already very powerful, whereas the scorpion charms provide a measly 8% damage boost for ONE elemental damage type in pvp with a WHOPPING 15% damage penalty, and 12%/10% in PVE.
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