Elden Ring: How To Activate The Grand Lift Of Dectus

After Tarnished makes their way through Liurnia in , they will arrive at the Grand Lift of Dectus, an elevator mechanism that will grant players access to the Atlus Plateau. However, the lift cannot operate without the Dectus Medallion, which has been separated into two halves and placed in different regions of the Lands Between. Therefore, to activate the Grand Lift of Dectus, fans must locate both sides of the item to advance into the next region of their journey.

Once Tarnished finds one-half of the Dectus Medallion on the map in , the item's description will reveal the location of the other. Nonetheless, the game doesn't distinctly hint at where to find either of the sides. Accordingly, players might feel bewildered concerning where to look. Fortunately, both pieces of the medallion are in locations that players will have likely visited or passed by at least once during their exploration through the game's first two regions, Limgrave and Caelid.

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TheDectus Medallion (Left) can be foundwithin Fort Haight in , a keep located southeast of East Limgrave. Players can begin at the Third Church of Marika's Site of Grace and travel south along the main path to reach the fort. As players approach the bastion, they should be cautious about firing ballista. DualPlay shows you the route between the Site of Grace and the Fort.

There is a Golden Seed in the courtyard that is available to be looted.

The Ash of War: Bloody Slash can be obtained in this location by defeating theBeast Crest Heater Knight at the top of the ramparts. After Tarnished ascends to the top of the tower on the right, they willfind a chest with the Dectus Medallion (Left) inside. As stated earlier, there will then be a hint as to where the second half is, but you can also see the second location below.

Next, fans must go to Fort Faroth in Dragonbarrow,