Initially located in Lake-Facing Cliffs

Lightseeker Hyetta is a blind woman whom the Tarnished will stumble across shortly after defeating Godrick the Grafted. She requests the Tarnished feed her Shabriri Grapes for her to witness a faint light she thinks is guiding her to her destiny. Aside from her being blind and placing full trust in the player, killing Hyetta will reward the player with Frenzyflame Stones, which is a very easy resource to cr

The first half of 2022 has had plenty of big-name games released, but the second half of the year is already promising a lot. Pokémon Scarlet and Violet , Starfield , and Hogwarts Legacy are just a few of the titles expected for late 2022. Meanwhile, games like Gotham Knights are still set for 2022 while Breath of the Wild 2 was pushed back to a Spring 2023 release date. The full list of 2022 video game releases can be found be

During her questline, she will be available at times as a summon to help with difficult boss fights, such as against the Godskin Apostle. Moreover, her questline is highly rewarding as completing one of the paths can potentially unlock the powerful talisman, Rotten Winged Sword Insignia, and the Somber Ancient Dragon Smithing Stone, which is capable of upgrading legendary armame

To recap, the FromSoftware title that will follow the most anticipated game of 2022, Elden Ring , is still shrouded in mystery, but the best prediction is a new Armored Core that could launch as early as 2023 - following the studio's yearly release schedule. FromSoftware is putting a hold or the Dark Souls series, as stated by Miyazaki himself, and it also looks like it's not working on anything related to Bloodborne , which includes the anticipated PC port too. However, time may tell a different story, and the gaming community could see a Bloodborne sequel or even something as wild as a new Metal Wolf Chaos to follow the masterpiece that is **Elden Ring

Updated August 16, 2024, by Hamza Haq: Killing an NPC in Elden Ring is an irreversible decision, one that may come to haunt the player way down the line when they discover that the character they offed 20 hours ago was actually the key to obtaining a very powerful weapon or armor set that is now out of reach because they’re dead. And because FromSoftware doesn’t allow for save scumming, there is no telling what the reward for killing someone is before the player does it. With the release of Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree, a new host of NPCs have been added to the game, each with their questlines and, more importantly, reasons for killing or not killing. This list has been updated to include the ones players should absolutely avoid being violent

If the player enters the service of Elden Ring 's bodiless Ranni the Witch (a prerequisite to unlocking the Age Of The Stars ending) they'll become acquainted with multiple NPC accomplices of Ranni, all of whom have a pronounced distaste for a colleague of theirs named Preceptor Seluvis. Rude and scornful in demeanor, the big-hatted Seluvis will begrudgingly sell unique Glintstone Sorceries and Spirit Ashes to the player if they help him with a truly detestable "hob

Of all the NPCs, Boc the Seamster is perhaps both the sweetest and saddest. Players first encounter him in Limgrave - a cringing, rat-like Demi-Human cast out by his tribe and cursed into the shape of a tree. After the player returns his mother's old sewing needle to him, Boc finds a new lease on life and becomes the Tarnished's personal tailor, letting the player modify certain outfits without spending any Runes. As the protagonist draws closer and closer to becoming Elden Lord, Boc starts to feel insecure about his appearance, which he judges clumsy and "ugly" in comparison to Elden Ring 's exiled Tarnished hero (even if the player uses the character creator to make a truly horrifying visa

The Marvel Comics character Wolverine may not be part of Elden Ring 's world, but his claws inspired dingdongdiddles to call the game's Claws "wolverine gloves." The comparison makes sense, though, since "the claws messed her up" and the Redditor was only "level 35-38i

These days, it's hard to write a fantasy story or design a fantasy RPG not influenced by (or a reaction against) The Lord of the Rings and its legendarium. When J.R.R. Tolkien, a philologist and academic by trade, published the three volumes of The Lord Of The Rings trilogy in the late 1940s, he upped the ante for fantasy world-building by creating a world with unique creation myth, a history filled with ages of heroic tragedies (inspired by epic poems such as the Anglo-Saxon Beowulf or the Finnish Kalevala ), __ and even constructed new languages and writing systems for the species and cultures of his Middle-earth setting. The general premise of Tolkien's The Lord Of The Rings - a world haunted by the ruins of previous ages, populated by humans, elves, dwarves, and halflings who fight a war of resistance against a totalitarian dark lord - inspired the character creation rules of Dungeons & Dragons _ , which then went on to inspire a host of epic fantasy novels and computer RPGs like _The Elder Scrolls (another famous franchise Elden Ring developers likely wanted to distinguish their roguelike horror game fr