Elden Ring: All Teleport locations and where to go (2023)

old ringThe Lands Between The Lands Between is vast, with vast open spaces, underground caverns that once housed cities, and much more. You'll travel through mountains and swamps during your adventure, and while the Torrent makes an excellent traveling companion, the steed can't access all parts of the terrain.whole world.

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Fast travel between Sites of Grace is a quick way to get around once you've found them. Then there are Waygates scattered across the map. These teleporters can send you great distances like tiny stone stargates, or help you get to an otherwise inaccessible place. As with all FromSoftware titles, expect a few surprises here and there. This is a list of all teleporters in the game for those who want to know what to expect.

9/9Limgraf

Limgrave is the opening area of ​​the game, so FromSoftware decided to use it to teach a lesson about relying on chests differently than in the past. Two of the four teleporters in the region are traps designed to send you, the newly resurrected Tainted, into areas that are likely well beyond their depths.

The chest in the Dragon Scorched Ruinswill send you to a crystal mine in dangerous Caelid. One of the chests inside.correctionThe chamber in Bilgewater Cave sends you into the Misty Forest, home of the mighty Lesser Rune Bear. The Stormveil castle gate is difficult to reach as it is guarded by several enemies, a lion guard, and several golems. Come prepared.

8/9weeping peninsula

The Wailing Peninsula is the southern area of ​​Limgrave. This rainy patch of land has only one transport trap, located in the Tower of Return, in the far south of the map, on the west side of Minor Erdtree. This chest will send you across the map north to the royal capital of Leyndell.

This region is usually accessed later in the game, so opening this chest too early can be quite an adventure. He sends you to the Divine Bridge place of mercy in the capital, but there's not much you can do until you collect two major runes. Ah, there's also a giant golem.

7/9Liurnia dos Lagos

Liurnia of the Lakes is a large part of the Midlands, north of Castle Stormveil and home to Raya Lucaria Academy. To the west of the Accademia you will find the Four Bell Towers. Of the four bell towers, three contain locked doors that can only be activated with imbued stone sword keys.

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These keys are found in different places on the map. An access door leads back to the starting area before exiting to Limgrave. Find those keys and take revenge on this Grafted Heir from the very beginning. There is also a door in Volcano Manor that will lead you to Rykard, Lord of Blasphemy. Because nothing requires boss fights like a volcanic cave.

6/9Fallen

Caelid is a miserable place. The region is a desert, withscarlet feverinfect the land and the dead roam en masse. There are five gates in Caelid, but not all of them will be active right away. Three of these gates will not be active until you take action to start them.radahn festival.

In addition to activating the doors, the festival will also change who is in the castle and which rooms you have access to. Two ports will work from the start. The Gael Fort gate and the gate crossing the bridge of the Great Bridge Impassable Sanctuary.

5/9Altus-Meseta

The Altus Plateau is an endgame area full of golden trees and dangerous enemies. In particular, resting at any Place of Mercy in the Altus Plateau triggers the Radahn Festival at Redmane Castle in Caelid. There's a lot going on in this beautiful part of the map once you get far enough through various NPCs' personal quests, so keep an eye out.

There is only one gate in the region. He teleports you to the other side of the broken bridge, which is useful when you first start out.Corhyns Questreihe.

4/9Leyndell, capital real

The royal capital of Leyndell is an endgame area filled with tough enemies and boss fights. So so many boss fights. If you come to the capital, better prepare yourself. You can get there via the teleporter trap in the Tower of Return on the Wailing Peninsula.

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Like the Altus Plateau, Leyndell only has its own gate. Located on the Divine Bridge, it sends you to the Isolated Divine Tower on an island north of the Bestial Sanctum in Caelid.

3/9The Sacred Snowfield

If you are a fan of snow, low visibility and death, Sacred Snowfield is for you. It is a secret area in the game at the foot of the giant mountain peaks. You must assemble Haligtree's secret locket. In this snowy desert, you'll find three doors.

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The one to the west will teleport you to Mohgwyn Palace, far below Caelid. Another one to the east will help you cross the deep gorge and river. The third sends you to Miquellas Haligtree, but only after solving a puzzle, so bring your thinking cap. Preferably hot.

2/9siofra flow

The subterranean realms of Elden Ring are exceptionally beautiful. Nokron, the Eternal City and the Siofra River are cave regions that seem to have swallowed the stars before burial. Here you'll find four doors to help you navigate the area. After defeating Starscourge Radahm, you will gain access to an upper level of Nokron that will lead you to an open coffin. You can then rest to teleport to the next area, Deeproot Depths. Because obviously. There are very few dead human-sized beings in the Midlands. I have to use the coffins for something.

1/9Depths/Lake of Rot

Deeproot Depths has a coffin and a door you can use. The gate will teleport you to Leyndell, but only after you defeat the Fia Champion and have at least two major runes. The coffin sends you to the Ainsel River Main, where you can head to the aptly named Lake of Rot. After quickly and carefully crossing the lake, enter the Grand Cloister, where a coffin will lead you to Astel, the wildborn of the Void. Perhaps the coffins are a warning after all.

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