If you’ve been wanting to learn how to burn the erdtree from the beginning, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, I’ll cover the necessary steps needed to reach the site of grace in Leyndell and Burn the erdtree. There are a few key differences between the two types of zones, though, so it’s important to follow the steps outlined here.

Getting to the site of grace in Leyndell

In the Elden Ring, there are save/respawn points known as the Sites of Grace. These places also act as fast travel points. To activate one, you must enter a certain dungeon. Sites of Grace restore HP and heal status ailments. Additionally, they restore sacred flasks. Enemies defeated at these locations are revived and will no longer attack you.

Obtaining the Sites of Grace in Elden Ring is a crucial part of the game. Besides serving as checkpoints, they’re also great places to level up your character and experiment with magic. Unfortunately, finding the Sites of Grace is not as simple as it sounds. In order to reach the Sites of Grace, you’ll need to defeat a few bosses.

To get to the Site of Grace in Elden Ring, you must first defeat Mimic Tear. Afterward, you can move on to Night’s Sacred Ground, which contains the coffin that Ranni needs for his quest. You can also reach Mohgwyn Palace by either entering the Consecrated Snowfield or the Stranded Graveyard. But there’s another way to reach this location. You can either choose to enter the Site of Grace by using your Triangle or Y button, or go through the Underground Roadside.

Choosing to support the Three Fingers

Choosing to support the Three Fingers of the Elder Ring has several consequences for the game. The first is that it ends the game early. The Three Fingers are “maddening,” similar to the Village of the Frenzied Flame in Liurnia. The Frenzied Flame doesn’t make a person go crazy, but it does open up a new ending. The Three Fingers are opposed to the Golden Order, and their actions overwrite all other endings in the Elden Ring.

A player’s decision on the Three Fingers will change the course of the game. While the Three Fingers don’t have many choices in the early game, they do oppose the Two Fingers. This choice will have consequences throughout the game, and in the final battle, you must choose whether or not to join them. If you don’t support the Three Fingers, you’ll be locked into the Frenzied Flame ending.

In order to support the Three Fingers, you must defeat the shardbearing demigod Mohg. The location of Mohg’s palace is in the Mountaintops of the Giants, about 25-30 hours into the Elden Ring playthrough. The Bloody Finger quest itself isn’t difficult, but it will require you to fight other players. If you’re feeling particularly ambitious, you can choose to support the Three Fingers of Elder Ring.

Burning the erdtree

Burning the Erdtree is an important part of the Elden Ring quest. By completing this quest, players will gain access to the area beyond the Erdtree and be able to fight Godfrey the First Elden Lord. However, this is not without consequences. The main storyline will be hindered until after you have completed the entire quest line. Burning the Erdtree also prevents you from accessing some quests and missions.

Before you can start burning the Erdtree, you must first defeat a Fire Giant. Once you do so, Melina will appear and ask you if you are ready to go through the quest. When you’re ready, she will burn herself. After the burn, you will be able to enter the Crumbling Farum Azula zone. The Crumbling Farum Azula zone can be accessed from the Forge of Giants.

After you’ve finished the quest, you can meet Brother Corhyn. He will be kneeling in the ash, speaking about the Goldmask. After you’ve defeated him, you can proceed to the Site of Grace to rest. You’ll need to teleport to the Capital of Ash and defeat Maliketh. This new location is slightly different from Leyndell, and you will need to use Larval Tears to reallocate stat points.