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@@TitusActualGaming They don't fit. Regardless of sea level the Suppressing Pillar in the Shadowlands is the very center of the Lands Between. If all forms of death ends there my bet is it is bellow.
Special mention; make sure you've thoroughly explored Leyndell before finishing Crumbling Farum Azula, as the capital will no longer be accessible after defeating Maliketh. *you will still be able to access the sewers after Leyndell turns into the Ashen Capital
Correct! But remember there is always new game+++ ... With the amount of missable stuff being on opposite choices of quests it is inevitable that collectors will have to go to higher ngs
Yeah it sure would have been awesome to not have the video cover photo reveal a huge spoiler relative to map Discovery or anything once people have been waiting for years for it to come out especially when a lot of us work and haven't even gotten into the meat of it yet
I find quite interesting that this seems like something a player can´t figure out playing blind, with no guides. But somehow this is kinda the path you will end up following naturally. Makes you think about how good the world design is.
The DLC is brutal for that. I wound up at Bayle without setting foot in Belurat 😂😂 Literally could have wound up in so many other spots, but nope. Blindly beelined straight to Bayle lol.
I remember it took me 6 hours to beat him with my friend in the base game. Using all the wrong weapon of course. After getting the hammer of devonia me and my friend teamed up again and took him out in one try, quickly. lol
The formula is (SS weapon level-5)/2 = somber weapon level. So if the smithing stone level is 21, then the somber level would be 8. Because (21-5)/2=8.
Clearly you aren't a real horse soldier Chad, the first time I actually fought the guy I got my shin kicked in, but the moment I returned with a Lordsworn Greatsword while on Horseback with the help of Torrent, I absolutely destroyed that idiot and the rest was history, as long as Torrent doesn't get one shot and I can hit and run the boss I automatically win lmao, like I suck fighting bosses on foot on my first playthrough but when I am with my steed I have a talent for being a coward.
I dont know if you'd be able to render both maps in the same place, but if you can, you should make a video trying to fit the Shadow Realm into the center of the Lands Between. A 3D visualization of that would look amazing and give us insight on what the Lands Between looked like long before the Shattering
The Shadow Realm isn't the Lands Between, it is quite literally a completely separate realm. Contrary to what a lot of people think Shadow of the Erdtree is not set in the past, it runs alongside the base game.
@@kosmickosm771who tf thinks its set in the past? Miquella uses the body of the guy you kill to get into the dlc to make pcr. That would make 0 sense chronologically to be in the past
@@kosmickosm771 The Shadow Lands are a part of the Lands Between, you just can't see it. The zeroth dynasty was the age of Dragons. They had contact with the outer god of primordial raw power. They ruled for a time. Many peoples had kingdoms all over the Lands Between, never all unified, never all conquered. The Storm King, Raya Lucaria, Calid, Mountain top of the giants. The Shadow Lands were and are a part of the Lands Between. Merica vailed the Shadow Lands, separating it form the LB, no longer seen. This happened when she caused the third impact at the gate of divinity (see more info bellow). With that action she hid thousands of years of ancient history, almost completely lost. The first people to rise to power in the lands between were the dynasty of spirals, they created the spiral city (Enir Ilim). They worshipped the crucible which rose up as a Great spiraled tree. The spiraled people made the gate of divinity and caused the first impact, someone ascended to godhood by contacting an outer god, likely the god of spirals. They ruled for a time. Then the Knox people took over. They used the gate of divinity to cause the second impact. They contacted the outer god of Knox, this god had gravity defying power, someone ascended to godhood. The Knox added gravity defying architecture to the spiral city after taking it from the spiral dynasty. They kept the Great Sprial tree. The Knox dynasty (2nd) spread across the Lands Between establishing the cities of Knoxstella, Knoxron, and the Namless city. The horn sent were guided by the outer god of the crucible which now gave beast powers like horns and wings. The horn sent took over the spiraled city from the Knox. They took over the Sprialed Great tree. They started to get the gate of divinity ready to welcome the outer god of the crucible and (disordered) beast powers. But Merica, a slave, betrayed their hopes. As a slave Merica never had loyalty to the horn sent so this betrayal was one sided, for her it was just revenge. Merica destroyed the horn sent's plans and did the exact opposite. She welcomed the outer god of order (the Greater Will) as opposed to the disordered horny crucible outer god. Merica took over, she sacrificed the hornsent at the gate of divinity, she caused the third impact by contacting the outer god of the Greater Will of Golden Order, and ascended to godhood. She did not conquer the spiraled city from the horn sent, no she wanted to destroy all previous history, all previous dynasties erased, she was going to start over, new and fresh, with the Greater Will. She would restructure the Lands Between and fully conquer it in the third Dyansty. Then Merica with the Greater Will, cut the roots of the great spiral crucible tree, stole the roots and grafted them onto the new Erdtree, stole the crucible current power of this world, feeding the Erdtree and gaining ultimate power over the Lands Between, the Scaduetree (aka sprial tree) has been dieing eversince. She also destroyed destined death which was a designed part of the old crucible sprial great tree. In her conquest she vailed the ancient lands now called the shadow lands. True destined death still exists in the Shadow Lands. She established the Third Dyansty. She banished the Knox into the ground similar to the Shadow Lands. Merica's Golden order ruled for a time, until we, the tarnished are called to determine the fourth dynasty. We can also help Miquella start the fourth impact to welcome in his godhood and the dyansty (4th) of compassion. These notes are rough, some things are wrong, but this is the big picture (ancient history) I see.
When I played Elden Ring after my first playthrough, the first things I did was run around the map getting Sacred Tears, Golden Seeds, Smithing Stones and the Altus Plateau medallions.
I just run for the map pieces, and if there's golden seeds on the way I collect them, and then I go back to the start of the areas and clear them gradually.
@@Lost1ntheSauc3 i usually get the dectus grace, and then grab the seed and smithing stones from the first half of precipice and then fast travel back when i get to the halfway point grace since theres no more stones afterwards
This is absolutely stunning! The amount of detail that you managed to squeeze into an 18-minute video is mind-boggling. Thanks for this, I'll definitely use it in my next playthrough.
1:08 Fun fact: 99% of players skip Weeping Peninsula, run straight to Stormveil, and get their ass kicked by Margit cuz they’re under level. Weeping Peninsula has so many early game upgrades
Bro, thank you. I have been searching endlessly for something like this to show my friends and get them into the game. You are such a gem for the Elden Ring community.
@@shurngirdleh3936 no. I can just tell them "hey, you should head north first, then visit the pink area then ..." and give them vague directions. A lot of people also enjoy these games completely spoiled. Everyone enjoys games differently
@@borisdragosani7584 You said you have been searching for something like this to show them… this completely soils all aspects of the story and the reveals… no one likes everything spoiled especially when it comes to such mind bending revelations
You should do some overlap of the 2 maps, to help people visualize the size of SotE. Some theories go with the middle of SotE being the Tower of suppression and aligning that with the Middle of the ER map. Other go with the middle of the 6 Divine towers as being the middle of the map. Great Job on this guide!
Bro I can’t even explain how good this video is wtf… I needed this 2 years ago lol and you don’t really spoil much. This will go down in RU-vid history.
Well done, cheers for this. Having dropped hundreds of hours and plat the game and finished the dlc, it’s such a masterpiece for Miyazaki and their team for doing all this masterpiece, this is amplified by your great work on this model. Shows how awesome the world of Elden ring is.
Can you imagine new players that also bought the DLC? Playing the regular game and touching a hand that teleports you to a whole new world with +30 hours in it...This game and the DLC is seriously amazing. I'm taking my time fighting all the bosses, currently 220 hours in and still have bosses to kill, never did NG yet.
This was awesome! Kinda felt like a huge trip through the entire game in just a matter of minutes, felt big and small at the same time lol. One thing I guess I would add, in addition the shortcut in the beginning to skip Godrick, you can take Ruin-Strewn Precipice to skip having to get the medallions and end up in the Capital.
Nicely done with the 3D map dude, I remember my first playthrough spending a ridiculous amount of time combing Liurnia for a way to 'that high up part', specifically the Albinauric village underneath because of how dark it is, I was positive there'd be a secret tunnel lol
For the base game, if you talk to Rya in Liurnia and then climb up the Ruin-Strewn Precipice to reach Altus Plateau without ever getting the Dectus Medallion or necessarily even visiting either Raya Lucaria Academy or Caelid at all, and then talk to her again to get teleported directly to Volcano Manor. Given that both Blackguard & Tragoth can be summoned to assist you in the Magma Wyrm boss fight to pass the Ruin-Strewn Precipice, and Lansseax guarding the path up to Altus Plateau will teleport away when you deal only about ⅓ of her HP in damage, its surprisingly accommodating for a very different route at a lower level. For the DLC, It's worth going everywhere possible BEFORE either approaching Shadow Keep in Scadu Altus OR passing the Grace beyond Bonny Village to approach the region with the Cathedral, as that will trigger a world-level change (Miquella's Rune breaking). You can get to the Cerulean Coast, Charo's Hidden Grave, Rauh Base, & Jagged Peak before that happens. Additionally, Cerulean Coast & Rauh Base have the critical map segments that will prevent you from being totally lost when youre at Rauh Ruins or Jagged Peak / Charo's Hidden Grave, as it contains those regions respectively. (Speaking as someone who wandered and completed those whole regions utterly blind, it's something I'm enjoying WAY more in NG+ having the full map already).
Make this 3d map more detailed, and turn it into an app for people to download and use, being able to manuall scroll through and pinch and zoom in on this. Guaranteed success if its quality
Wow i never knew u could enter the deeproot depths this way , i entered it by a complete accident after going crazy on deciding whether or not to get the frenzy flame thing accidentally hitting a wall just for it to vanish and show me the path to deeproot depths .
I've beaten the base game upwards of 40 times and the DLC around 5 times now, but this video is still really interesting. The 3D map is really nicely done and the progression route is similar to what I'd do myself. My only real grievances are that there aren't recommended weapons levels for somber weapons, and I would personally fight Morgott earlier in order to not completely steamroll him. These are really minor grievances, so overall, this is extremely well done.
Malketh is also probably steamrolled for similar reasons; if you go into the higher level area that is Mohg's palace (it's second only the haligtree). Also dragonbarrow is still such a weird place. It's above Farum Azula in terms of enemy levels yet it holds half of the access to Altus. The idea you do it even before getting Morgott is expected but complete wack on balance.
this is the way i do the zones in my playtroughs: -limgrave -stormveil castle -weeping peninsula -siofra river -south and east liurnia -ainsel river -raya lucaria -west and north liurnia -caelid -nokron -altus plateau -mount gelmir and volcano manor -leyndell -subterranean shunning grounds -deeproot depths -nokstella -lake of rot -moonlight altar -dragonbarrow -mountaintops of the giants -consecrated snowfield -moghwyn palace -miquella's haligtree -farum azula -ashen capital until godfrey -DLC -gravesite plain -belurat -castle ensis -scadu altus -rauh base -charo's hidden grave -cerulean coast -stone coffin fissure -shadow keep -ruins of rauh -scaduview -abysal woods -jagged peak -enir ilim -kill miquella and then elden beast and become elden lord 😎
Either that or advance Rani's questline, yes. This is a good general guide, but there's also the questlines to consider, which will have uoj going to and returning to different areas in different orders.
Things to note: The Left Dectus Medallion is found in Fort Haight in Limgrave. The key to access Raya Lucaria is guarded by a sleeping dragon on the lake just west of the Academy. Since it's sleeping you can run behind it with Torrent and take the key as it's waking up to avoid having to fight it. The Right Dectus Medallion is found in Fort Faroth in Cealid. You can access the Atlas Plateau without collecting the Dectus Medallion by going through the cave that's entrance is found beneath the grand elevator, found by following Liurnia lake to its northern most point. The cave entrance can be seen as a red circle on the map.
A wonderful visual representation of the map and the suggested path! The only suggestions I could mention are... 1: Perhaps highlighting the named places on the map, although I am torn on this as it still permits the exploration "Into the unknown" in those places. 2: Mention of small "alternative" routes more directly, like going around Stormveil Castle to get to Liurnia without defeating Godrick or the Cave in Liurnia to ascend to Altus without the Dectus Medallion. Keeping it broad, just to give hints that there's another way, if you seek it. Normally I'd be against such "spoilers", but the info has been doing the rounds enough to make note regardless.
When it comes to the dlc, I cannot wait untill you manage to experiment with the Blacksteel Twinblades. Im fairly certain they have a higher total ar than even the trusty Gargoyle TB.
I don't know how I did it. But my first play through I missed the entire southern half of the map until after I killed Messmer. I missed Midra, Bayle, Metyr and all the other boss fights around them. Had to go back and spend hours trying to find my why through all the hidden paths. I honestly still haven't found a lot of the stuff I've seen on YT and feel like this whole DLC is one big maze filled with hidden paths disguised by riddles to confuse you.
Worth mentioning, you cannot access the lake of rot from ainsel river well. You make it seem like you can, but the only way you can get to Ainsel River Main is from Ranni's quest/Renna's rise.
I guess I'm a weirdo because I actually go to Caelid before heading to Liurnia. Mostly due to Alexander mentioning going to Redmane for the Festival and from there I do all of that area so NPCs Quests from that area can get started more naturally. (Well, Naturally to me at least)
Another banger from the best (imho) Elden Ring content creator out there. I am personally looking forward to all of the future full-build videos you send our way. Keep up with all of the fantastic works of art you bring us. Much love and respect. 🥷
The first thing you have to do is to use teleporter chest in the ruins Northeast from the starting location to go to Caelid, lvl. 1-10 Activate Sellia braziers, grab Night Comet & Meteorite staff and get access to Dragonbarrow area Liurnia is a great starting location too using path alongside the Stormveil and, actually, Renalla is better first shardbearer boss then Godrick While in the Dragonbarrow, grab beast repellent torch, Radagon Sorseal and half of the Dectus medallion. With other half you can start exploring Altus Plato & Mt. Gelmir early, just make sure to get to Ranni before you go to the Altus if you're planning to do her questline lvl.30-40 is generally enough for Altus, Mt.Gelmir etc.
Duuuuuuude! Besides being one of the coolest fuckin things I have ever seen, this is incredibly helpful. Right on for making and sharing this. Edit: how perfect is it that the shadowrealm looks like it fits DIRECTLY in the open spot of base ER's map? Line the trees us, since the Scadutree is literally the Erdtree's shadow, and the landmass just fits. With a tiny bit of overlap, but whatever, still cool as hell.
As Elden Ring was my first souls gave, I can say I messed up order so much. I tried to sprint into hardest arenas, level up quickly and beat the game, instead of admiring the exploration. After 200 hours, when DLC came, I stopped myself from rushing and tried to enjoy every moment. In dlc I did pretty much the same route as explained, still I regret I can’t go back in time and enjoy Elden Ring from the beginning the right way.
Only thing i feel is that Storm hill should come after Weeping in terms of progression. Cool vid. A weird thing in the DLC is that in the grace menu the celurian coast and hidden grave as well as the jagged peak are all part of the graveste plane. And in my blind playthrough i follow that and so i cleared out literally everything down south and got to Bayle (although i dont think i killed him at the time) before i even killed Rellana.
A little error, you won't find the second half of the Dectus medaillon in Caelid, it's on the Fort at Dragonbarrow! A more unclear thing, I would say is an error: You can't get from Ainsel to the Lake of Rot, you need to take a coffin from Deeproot Depths or use a teleporter at Renna's Rise in Liurnia. Otherwise quite cool visualization. What is the source of information for the level and weapon ranges? For my information I used fextralife wiki as a checkup resource.
Fort Faroth is on the border of Caelid and dragonbarrow, so you don’t have to complete dragonbarrow just use the spirit spring and grab it from fort faroth without seeing a single enemy in dragon barrow. Also, you don’t technically even need it as you can go to Altus without the medallion as well. Most of us go grab that medallion with the waygate behind the 3rd church in limgrave really early. This I highly generalized guide on entire areas, so dragonbarrow refers to that entire area and the enemies in it, dragons Caelid tower with the apostle etc. there are waygates and shortcuts everywhere so yes you could go grab 1 site of grace early, cross a border by 10 ft for a dectus medallion etc. I created all the information, but I did consult with what fextra had on the lands between map, their dlc map was quite a bit different. Their main map line up fairly similar but some of our later game was a bit different.
@@TitusActualGaming Sorry it was nit-picking to go about the border which is not that far away. Your visualization is really nice and information was mostly really exact but this was one time were it didn't quite match. But I see, you wanted to just use some anecdotes to give a connection between the areas.
@@nobody2416 yeah there are a lot of waygates and weird ways to get places, I just did the best I could at visualizing everything in terms of progression through entire areas based on the enemies and resources in those areas. I definitely appreciate the comment though 👊
I did jagged peak super early in the dlc, the dlc had me feeling like i was all over the fucking place and every direction with so many different paths to choose from. My fragment level was only like 5 or 6 pr something like that. But honestly nothing is really that hard feeling for me.
In the DLC area, it might be preferable to explore Cerulean Coast and Charo’s Hidden Grave before approaching the Shadow Keep or the Upper-East Part of Shadow Altus, because moving into those areas “breaks a seal” which progresses some quest lines and cannot be undone.
There is no superlative I can use to describe that video. At least none which would come even close to your genius making this guide. Thanks a lot buddy you are ............ !? See thats what I meant ;)
That's awesome, thank you for making this! Now I also imagine if the map of the dlc would fit into the map of the base game. Can you maybe try if it would fit into the middle perfectly? :D
5:20 Don't know if I'm missing something here, but I'm not sure this is entirely correct since you need to go to Fort Faroth in Dragonbarrow to get the right half of the Dectus Medallion, not by just "exploring caelid", which you define as a different area and suggest not to explore yet since it's scaled way higher than base Caelid.
It’s on the border of the 2 next to a spirit spring, you can absolutely grab that without completing all of the enemies in dragonbarrow or really even going more than 10ft across that line into dragonbarrow since fort faroth is on th line. Honestly most of us use the way gate behind 3rd church in limgrave to go grab that very early. This is a guide on what approximate order the regions are meant to be tackled based on difficulty. You could also skip that medallion, only do south caelid, and use the other route to Altus without ever even needing the lift or the dectus medallion. There are tons of ways to do things, but this is an area difficulty guide. It lines up with what fextra thought for caelid and drahonbarrow as well. Obviously we could nitpick a lot more like putting haligtree off after unlocking it in consecrated. But I wouldn’t define grabbing one item in a building on the border as profession of that area, no. I would consider going through, fighting the putrid avatar, fighting all of the dragons and bosses in that area, exploring the caves, bosses of those caves, tower puzzles, etc as “progression of that area”. Also now that I think of it, I wouldn’t consider fort faroth dragonbarrow. So consider that line moved around fort faroth which solves the confusion completely
i think the weapon level is a bit high for some of the stuff considering when you get the smithingstones to go that high and a somber level would be nice too. But i am really impressed with this production and you have a very soohthing voice i’m subbing!
For any newcomers, welcome to one of the best gaming experiences in recent years. This video is an excellent overview of the game, but I would like to say that you can go anywhere within the game at your leisure. The advice given is good general advice, but don't let it stop you from exploring!
Good morning Doctor, thank you for your times. I have come down with a case of Madness and require a prescription to aliviaye this, thank you much love. (Madness build)
I beat Elden Ring during release and eventually bought the DLC. Didn’t touch it for weeks til last night and I was reeeeally rusty and kind of overwhelmed. This was very helpful to get my bearings. Well done! Time to go get my tarnished butt kicked in that raggedy castle with the kung-fu swinging knights. 😒
The zeroth dynasty was the age of Dragons. They had contact with the outer god of primordial raw power. They ruled for a time. Many peoples had kingdoms all over the Lands Between, never all unified, never all conquered. The Storm King, Raya Lucaria, Calid, Mountain top of the giants. The Shadow Lands were and are a part of the Lands Between. Merica vailed the Shadow Lands, separating it form the LB, no longer seen. This happened when she caused the third impact at the gate of divinity (see more info bellow). With that action she hid thousands of years of ancient history, almost completely lost. The first people to rise to power in the lands between were the dynasty of spirals, they created the spiral city (Enir Ilim). They worshipped the crucible which rose up as a Great spiraled tree. The spiraled people made the gate of divinity and caused the first impact, someone ascended to godhood by contacting an outer god, likely the god of spirals. They ruled for a time. Then the Knox people took over. They used the gate of divinity to cause the second impact. They contacted the outer god of Knox, this god had gravity defying power, someone ascended to godhood. The Knox added gravity defying architecture to the spiral city after taking it from the spiral dynasty. They kept the Great Sprial tree. The Knox dynasty (2nd) spread across the Lands Between establishing the cities of Knoxstella, Knoxron, and the Namless city. The horn sent were guided by the outer god of the crucible which now gave beast powers like horns and wings. The horn sent took over the spiraled city from the Knox. They took over the Sprialed Great tree. They started to get the gate of divinity ready to welcome the outer god of the crucible and (disordered) beast powers. But Merica, a slave, betrayed their hopes. As a slave Merica never had loyalty to the horn sent so this betrayal was one sided, for her it was just revenge. Merica destroyed the horn sent's plans and did the exact opposite. She welcomed the outer god of order (the Greater Will) as opposed to the disordered horny crucible outer god. Merica took over, she sacrificed the hornsent at the gate of divinity, she caused the third impact by contacting the outer god of the Greater Will of Golden Order, and ascended to godhood. She did not conquer the spiraled city from the horn sent, no she wanted to destroy all previous history, all previous dynasties erased, she was going to start over, new and fresh, with the Greater Will. She would restructure the Lands Between and fully conquer it in the third Dyansty. Then Merica with the Greater Will, cut the roots of the great spiral crucible tree, stole the roots and grafted them onto the new Erdtree, stole the crucible current power of this world, feeding the Erdtree and gaining ultimate power over the Lands Between, the Scaduetree (aka sprial tree) has been dieing eversince. She also destroyed destined death which was a designed part of the old crucible sprial great tree. In her conquest she vailed the ancient lands now called the shadow lands. True destined death still exists in the Shadow Lands. She established the Third Dyansty. She banished the Knox into the ground similar to the Shadow Lands. Merica's Golden order ruled for a time, until we, the tarnished are called to determine the fourth dynasty. We can also help Miquella start the fourth impact to welcome in his godhood and the dyansty (4th) of compassion. These notes are rough, some things are wrong, but this is the big picture (ancient history) I see.
