If you want to learn how to get to the Three Fingers in the Elden Ring, then you are in the right place. This article will tell you how to interact with the Three Fingers in the game and use the Grand Lift of Dectus to get to them. Read on to find out more! – You can’t use the Grand Lift of Dectus in the Grand Elevator without using a specific ability.

Getting to the Three Fingers in Elden Ring

The Three Fingers are an NPC located in the sewers beneath the capital city of Leyndell. Getting to the Three Fingers is important for reaching the Lord of Frenzied Flame ending. The Three Fingers can be found in the eastern section of Leyndell. To reach the Three Fingers, jump over a railing and enter the Subterran Shunning-Grounds.

While the Two Fingers are the embodiment of the Earth Tree, the Three Fingers are the antithesis. They worship Chaos and do not want to adopt the Earth Tree’s way of life. As such, spells from the Three Fingers can inflict great damage, as they have the ability to levitate themselves towards an enemy. However, getting to the Three Fingers is more challenging, as the three fingers’ spells can cause a frenzy status effect on targets.

Once the Three Fingers are found, the player must defeat Malenia, a shade of Mohg. This boss appears in the Cathedral of the Forsaken, far from the altar. Getting to the Three Fingers in Elden Ring is possible with the use of Miquella’s Needle during the Elden Ring Millicent questline. The Three Fingers will not be able to attack Malenia, but it will still mark the player with a brand. The ending will remain locked until the player defeats Malenia, the game’s final boss.

Using the Grand Lift of Dectus

There is an important secret to achieving 3 fingers of the Elden Ring: activating the Grand Lift of Dectus. This is a complex system of two lifts that connect the Liurnia of the Lakes to the Altus Plateau and the story-critical Royal Capital of Leyndell. Here’s how to activate the lift.

First, you must collect keys, medallions and the Bellum Highway. Afterwards, you must unlock the Remembrance, which will allow you to reset your character’s spec. This is the last step to obtaining the Elden Ring. Using the Grand Lift of Dectus is the easiest way to do this. The Grand Lift of Dectus is located at the end of the Bellum Highway.

When you have obtained the Elden Ring, you need to make sure you have a pure white cloth and some blood to use against Praetor Rykard. To do this, you must find a maiden near the Church of Inhibition. The Church of Inhibition is located on a cliff overlooking the Bellum Highway, south of the Grand Lift of Dectus. If you’re on the PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 console, you should have no problem reaching this area. The only downside to this area is that it is very dangerous and there is an NPC invader waiting to attack you if you don’t use it carefully.

Interacting with the Three Fingers

Having purchased the Elden Ring, the player will need to interact with it in order to unlock the next chapter of the story. There are two ways to obtain this ring: the first is to search for the slain Two Fingers. This action will trigger the game’s “Dark Moon” cutscene. When placed, Ranni’s lifeless body disappears and she appears in her familiar snow witch form. She then tells you that you must follow the Elden Lord.

Interacting with the Three Fingers Elder ring is not difficult. The ring is adorned with two symbols, the Greater Will and the Frenzied Flame. Together they symbolize the opposing halves of a whole. This theme is prevalent throughout the Elden Ring and makes finding the information about the Three Fingers easier. It is possible to get some information from the ring’s enchantments by finding some treasure.

Getting to the Three Fingers Elder Ring requires traveling underground. It is located beneath Leyndell’s capital. A ladder from the well leads to the ring. Upon reaching the top of the ladder, enemies will crawl around it. Having to traverse ash and lava makes it easy to miss. Then, there is a chance of finding a few other shards of the Elder Ring.