Elden Ring Nightreign’s Top Map Landmarks to Prioritize Early

There are many landmarks in Elden Ring Nightreign, but not all of them will be friendly, so plan accordingly.

OVERVIEW

• Nightfarers can visit the landmarks that define the smaller map of Elden Ring Nightreign.
• However, some regions contain strong enemies that pose a serious risk to novices, so not all landmarks are appropriate for them.
• To acquire useful goods and experience, aspiring nightfarers should visit landmarks such as churches, tunnels, and more.

The three-day time limit in each run constantly works against you, leaving no second to lose while traversing Limveld, so the night reigns (haha) quickly in Elden Ring Nightreign. The days of exploring every square inch of Limgrave in Elden Ring or traveling anywhere you want in Caelid are over.

Nightreign’s map has a number of landmarks, so in order to get the most out of your three days in Limveld, you must make the most of the time allotted and give priority to some areas over others. Gather your belongings, wait for the Spectral Hawk, and get ready to take advantage of the evening.

Use these Elden Ring Nightreign landmarks to maximize your early runs.

There are many landmarks in Elden Ring Nightreign, but as a novice, you must pick and choose where to go because some places might not be suitable for beginners. Additionally, don’t expect routes to remain the same with every run because the map is dynamic and constantly changing.

Don’t attack every boss or enemy you come across in Limveld right away because you might not be strong enough to handle the dangers posed by some of the Landmarks. To stay ahead of night’s grasp and make the most of your time, prioritize the landmarks on the list below:

1. Fort: For first-time visitors to Limveld, forts are an excellent place to start. You can farm runes in these forts because you’re underleveled. Forts have maps showing the location of nearby talismans, rooms with hidden treasures, and soldiers that should be easy for a three-man team to defeat.
2. Ruins: Similar to Elden Ring, destroyed ruins are home to a variety of enemies that can be useful for experience and rune farming. It’s a good place to start because it has small underground passages that guard several treasures and chests.
3. Church: There are churches all over the map in Elden Ring Nightreign, including a Site of Grace. This area is free of enemies, just like the Church of Marika in Elden Ring. Additionally, there is another Sacred Flask at the altar. So be sure to visit a church if you’re landing close to one.
4. Lower-level Smithing Stones, such as Smithing Stone [1]s and Smithing Stone [2]s, which can be acquired from a boss in this region, can be found in tunnels, which are underground mines. If you are a novice on Day 1 of Limveld, it is worth looking at.
5. The Great Church: These are demolished structures that occasionally have a lower level underground passage. If the RNG gods are on your side, the upper level will spawn Sacred Seals and rare items. If you’re close to one, it’s worth checking out.

Get a sense of what you’re dealing with in Limveld by visiting all of these landmarks in Elden Ring Nightreign. Try to reach level five or higher before the second day of the run starts by swiftly leveling up by defeating enemies and mini bosses.

Remember that areas do not reset when the day changes, so if you were unable to visit an area on the first day, use the second day to complete any tasks that were left undone. Only use the Spectral Hawk to navigate the map when necessary.

The Elden Ring The scope of Nightreign is less expansive than that of Elden Ring.

The map is not as open as Elden Ring’s, which is one of the limitations of Elden Ring Nightreign’s intense gameplay and enhanced mobility. The gameplay loop and replayability are greatly enhanced by the fact that, despite being smaller and tighter, it changes with each run.

These landmarks make it simpler to determine your destination because time is of the essence from the moment you set foot on Limveld. You can see the landmarks on your map, which will indicate where to go and what to buy. This emphasizes that the game is roguelike and has a more limited scope.

Because there are enemies and bosses everywhere, plan out which landmarks you want to visit and how to get there before you start a match. You’ll quickly become accustomed to the gameplay loop if you simply make sure to hit the landmarks listed above during your journey.