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

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

While Kalé himself is greatly developed through his cut questline, much is also revealed about his nomadic merchant clan. In Elden Ring proper little is revealed about the group except that it conforms to a nomadic culture and was relatively unaffected by the Shattering of the Elden Ring. Kalé's people are " spurned by the grace of gold ," and thus often take the role of merchants that sell valuable goods at a fair price. Other than Kalé, the traveling merchants in Elden Ring rarely share their names, though they do set themselves apart through accessories like bird feathers in their hats. They are also a peaceful people, which makes their fate even more tragic (though they will defend themselves with Frenzied Flame magic when threaten

The merchant Kalé, a minor NPC that players can encounter early in **Elden Ring ** , could have revealed the Lands Between's darkest secrets in a cut questline. FromSoftware's epic fantasy RPG features a wide range of supporting characters for players to meet, ranging from fellow Tarnished to more bizarre fantasy creatures. The title's nomadic race of merchants can be a godsend on the player's quest to become Elden Lord, with Kalé appearing as a noteworthy example right when players step into the game's open world. However, a cut Elden Ring Kalé quest would have given the friendly salesman a much more important role in the st

Kalé's cut questline reveals clever details about the Elden Ring merchant that are otherwise absent from the game itself. While he seems to be a carefree salesman in the base game, the questline paints Kalé as somebody who desires to learn about his roots and the origins of his people. His nomadic tribe is untethered by nature, but Kalé is consumed with a desire to learn where he came from and where his destiny will take him. His journey across the Lands Between also paints him in a more adventurous light, which contrasts with his sedentary lifestyle in the Church of Elleh that Elden Ring typically portr

While Kalé is one of Elden Ring's least integral characters, he could have had a massive impact on the game through his cut questline. The roaming merchant's journey would have taken him into the very heart of the Lands Between, facilitating the player's meeting with the Three Fingers. His story also would have shed more light on the Great Caravan, which is only mentioned in passing in the base game. By appearing all across the open world, Kalé could have been just as important as other _Elden Ring _ NPCs like Ranni or Gideon Ofnir rather than serving as a mere ven

There are a couple of pros to spending Remembrances, and the first one has to do with the ability to purchase any assorted item needed. Upon cashing them in, the spender will receive a considerable sum of runes, and certain ones will give more than others if it was from a tougher Guardian Boss Fight Strategies battle, such as the Elden Ring 's isunderstood hero, Starscourge Radahn . All the Remembrances value between 20,000-50,000 runes. If weapon upgrades are needed, players can use the newly acquired runes to purchase many smithing stones, but it doesn't stop there. Other items like crafting ingredients, weapons and armor, Ashes of War, and magic spells can be bought after turning Remembrances into runes. This becomes especially handy if players are transitioning from an easier region to a harder one or setting out to take on another boss, but the pros of spending Remembrances extenders further than t

The clothing, weapons, and incantations of the Godskin Apostles enemies - the former providing the means for Elden Ring players to turn into Leatherface - bear terrifying descriptions of their ruthless god-hunts, their grotesque practice of crafting garment from the hides of their victims, and the lethal Black Flame they once used to burn divinities to death. Many of these item descriptions also mention a Gloam-Eyed Queen, an ancient being who was the ruler - or even progenitor - of the Godskin Apostles and Nobles. According to the Black Flame Ritual Incantation description, the Gloam-Eyed Queen was once an Empyrean chosen by the Two Fingers who served the Greater Will, while the Black Flame's Protection Incantation description suggests that the Godskin Apostles each received their Black Flame powers after receiving their Queen's embr