Deathroots are a key item in Elden Ring. They can be given to Gurranq, Beast Clergyman, who will eat them and reward the player with a variety of items in return.
Description[]
A source that gives rise to Those Who Live in Death.
The Beast Clergyman, found at Bestial Sanctum in the distant east, collects and devours these roots.
On the night of the dire plot the stolen Rune of Death enabled the first Death of a demigod. Later, the Rune of Death spread across the Lands Between through the underground roots of the Greattree, sprouting in the form of Deathroot.
死に生きる者たちを、生み出す源
東の果てにある獣の神殿では
獣の司祭が、これを集め喰らっている
陰謀の夜、盗まれた死のルーンは
デミゴッド最初の死となった後
地下の大樹根を通じて、狭間の各地に現れ
死の根として芽吹いたのだ
Acquisition[]
Deathroot can be acquired in the following places:
- Defeating the Tibia Mariner in Summonwater Village in Limgrave.
- Deathtouched Catacombs at Stormhill in Limgrave, in a chest after defeating the Black Knife Assassin boss.
- Defeating the Tibia Mariner in eastern Liurnia of the Lakes.
- Black Knife Catacombs in eastern Liurnia of the Lakes, in a chest after defeating the Cemetery Shade boss.
- Defeating the Tibia Mariner in western Altus Plateau near Wyndham Catacombs.
- Gelmir Hero's Grave at Mt. Gelmir, in a chest after defeating the Red Wolf of the Champion boss.
- Giants' Mountaintop Catacombs on Mountaintops of the Giants, in a chest after defeating the Ulcerated Tree Spirit boss.
- Defeating the Tibia Mariner in Mountaintops of the Giants in the graveyard on the way to Castle Sol.
- Hidden Path to the Haligtree in Forbidden Lands, in a chest after defeating the Stray Mimic Tear boss.
Trivia[]
This item had a different description in version 1.00:
- In the Japanese version of the game, the Greattree doesn't exist as a proper noun. Its roots are simply "great" or "large tree roots" (大樹根, taijune.)[1]
- This was never updated.
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