Many netizens have already started playing the game Elden's Ring. Do you know where all the temples in the game are? For those who don't know yet, please follow the editor to take a look at the locations of all the temples in Elden's Ring. Well, I hope it helps you.
Ling Temple 1 Position: The blessing of the sobbing Peninsula "Marca Fourth Church" in the south
How to enter: Use any method to clean the ghost moss on the feet of the temple
Temple 2 Location: North of the Blessing of Lake Lienia "North of Gate Town"
How to enter: There is an updraft in the woods west-northwest of the temple. When the temple approaches (or you can lure the temple towards you by attacking), use the updraft to jump onto the temple, and then clean the temple in any way. Just use the Wraith Moss on your body (you can also jump from other cliffs, but if you make a mistake, you will fall to death)
Locations of Temples 3 and 4: Two near the blessed "Group Temple" in Lienia of the Lake
How to enter: Use any method to clean the ghost moss on the feet of the temple
Temple 5 location: Go west from the deep-rooted blessed "Nameless Eternal City" and jump to the bottom. There is an updraft behind the building in front of you to go up to a high place. Then follow the branches all the way east to the end and jump Shangling Temple
How to enter: After arriving at the temple, clean the resentment moss on the temple in any way
Location of Temple 6: Outside Sol City in Snowfield
How to enter: Use any method to clean the ghost moss on the feet of the temple
Location: Near the "Abandoned Apostate House" blessed by Xueyuan
How to enter: Use any method to clean the resentment moss at the feet of the temple (this temple will release a large number of meteor magic attacks, it is safe to stay directly below the temple; if you want to kill the dead bird at the end of the frozen river below the abandoned house) It’s best to get rid of this temple first)
The above is the editor’s introduction to the locations of all the temples in Elden’s Ring. Let’s take a look.
