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"Flightless Bird" is an info item and painting in Elden Ring.
Depicts the outer walls of Leyndell, Royal Capital with the Erdtree looming in the background

Leads to the Fire's Deadly Sin incantation.

Description[]

Work of a wandering artist. Reminiscence of a painting titled "Flightless Bird."

This painter is said to have captured the landscapes seen during the last moments of those welcomed into death's embrace.

The soul of the painter, and vestiges of the dead's last moments can be discovered by visiting the location depicted even now.

放浪の画家の作品のひとつ

「飛べない鳥」と題された絵画の記憶 

その画家は、死して消えゆく者たちの 最期の景色を描くという

今でも、その絵が描かれた場所にいけば 画家の霊と、最期の名残が見出せよう

Work of a wandering artist. Reminiscence of a painting titled "Flightless Bird."

This painter is said to have captured the landscapes seen during the last moments of those welcomed into death's embrace.

The soul of the painter, and vestiges of the dead's last moments can be discovered by visiting the location depicted even now.

Acquisition[]

Loot: Leyndell, Royal Capital

Effect[]

Allows the Player to perceive the soul of a painter and retrieve a unique item from their location.
The location being the point of perspective depicted by the painting itself.

The soul in question can be found near the southern cliffs at the top of Dominula, Windmill Village, south of the Windmill Heights Site of Grace.

The painter is initially invisible when viewed from a distance but will eventually reveal themselves as the player gets physically closer to them. Successfully locating the spirit will make it dissipate before leaving the Fire's Deadly Sin incantation for the player to pick up from the ground.

Gallery[]

Notes[]

  • It is possible that this painting's name was was supposed to be "Prophecy", as the reward for it refers to a prophecy against the Erdtree in its description.
    • Further, the reward for "Prophecy" are the spirit ashes of a bird that had its its wings badly wounded, its legs amputated and its home taken from them, which is more fitting of the "Flightless Bird" moniker.
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