If you’re wondering how to get to Leyndell in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, then read this! We’ll go over the best way to get to Leyndell, reach the Erdtree, and fight Morgott! And, of course, avoid the flaming arrows. Here’s how to get to Leyndell! You’ll need the ring to activate the Great Runes, and we’ll go over the steps that you need to take to reach that point.

Defeat elden ring to get to leyndell

The goal of the Elden Ring is to reach the Royal Capital, Leyndell. The capital is located in the Atlus Plateau and is full of new enemies and upgrade materials. The dungeon itself is quite complicated, with a unique path to the end and a bunch of different NPCs. In this walkthrough, we’ll talk about how to complete the Leyndell dungeon.

You can choose between two routes to get to Leyndell. The easiest way is to defeat the Draconic Tree Sentinel and the second option is to take the Fia quest. Both routes include the Morgott boss, the first of many bosses in the Elden Ring. You can choose to bypass these bosses if you want. However, make sure that you’re prepared to take on the challenge.

Reach the Erdtree

Several ways exist to reach the Erdtree in the Elder Ring. The first two involve reaching Mt. Gelmir, and the third involves visiting the Altus Plateau, which is located to the northwest of the Grand Lift of Dectus and Old-Ruin Precipice. You can also access the Minor Erdtree via the Wyndham Ruins, which are located to the west of the Altus Plateau.

The site is located north of the Altus Plateau Highway, in the Capital Outskirts. Here you will find the Site of Grace, an illusory tree with two Golden Seeds at its base. From here, you can access the Erdtree. This walkthrough includes the various hints you will need to reach the Erdtree. This walkthrough is written by Matt Bird, an author of the game’s walkthroughs.

Defeat Morgott

Defeating Morgott is a good way to unlock the eastern gate to Leyndell. Defeating him will reward you with a Great Rune, and you’ll also get Remembrance of the Omen King. Defeating him will also unlock the eastern gate, which was blocked by Morgott’s sorcery. In order to get to Leyndell, you need to defeat all four shardbearers that are inside.

Defeating Morgott is relatively easy – he shares some attacks with Margit, but he also has a new phase. His bloody thrust attack and Holy Blade Rain attacks are devastating. Be sure to dodge these attacks by moving away from the enemy and using your shield to absorb the damage from the spell. Once you’ve defeated Morgott, he’ll cast a spell that causes his sword to fall from the sky.

Avoid flaming arrows

First you must cross the fog gate. In the fog gate, you will find a location called the Capital Rampart Site of Grace. You will need two Great Runes to enter this room, so make sure to have them before you start. You should also have beaten the bosses at Stormveil Castle and Raya Lucaria Academy. Now you can get to Leyndell and explore its many secrets!

Leyndell, the Royal Capital, is a labyrinthine Legacy Dungeon that’s populated by a host of tenacious adversaries and a boss skilled in swordplay. This walkthrough will help you defeat every enemy in the place, find the most important items, and finally defeat the boss, Morgott, the Omen King. Follow the arrows that will guide you to the entrance of the royal capital, which can be accessed through the gates near the Altus Plateau.

Reach the Dung Eater

You will need to reach the Dung Eater in the Elder Ring to complete it. The true location of the Dung Eater is beneath the Capital, inside the Sewer-Gaol and ruins of Leyndell. In this area, you can fight Omen enemies with a large number of abilities. It is also a good idea to keep an eye out for the Giant Hand.

The quest requires a player to obtain five Seedbed Curses and a Mending Rune of the Fell Curse. If you want to learn more about this questline, you can refer to this guide. However, if you don’t have the tools to do it yourself, there are many other options for you to accomplish this quest. You can also give Seluvis’ Potion to the Dung Eater.