Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree - All Nameless Mausoleum Dungeon Locations

The Realm of Shadow inholds many secrets, with bosses scattered across every crag and crevice. Finding all four Nameless Mausoleums will not only see you facing some of the toughest mini-bosses the DLC has to offer, but the game also rewards you for your efforts. As the Mausoleums are nameless, they're commonly referred to by the cardinal direction they lie in: North, East, South, and West.

Each of these Mausoleums can be challenged at any time (as long as you've been to the area) but have recommended power levels so as not to provide too grueling of a fight. All you need to do to get started is to begin the DLC. The bosses here are by no means the hardest bosses in , and one can be fought as soon as you enter the Realm of Shadow. Once you arrive at the Realm of Shadow, you can activate the Gravesite Plain Site of Grace. The very first Mausoleum is accessible from here.

Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's map is separated from the rest of Elden Ring leaving players to wonder where the Land of Shadow is geographically.

To find the entrance to the Western Nameless Mausoleum, head north from the Gravesite Plain Site of Grace. Stick to the wall to the left until you arrive. Once inside, you'll immediately be faced with the Blackgaol Knight boss fight. It's recommended that you're at least level 150 before fighting this boss, but even if you're not, feel free to run ahead.

After defeating the Blackgaol Knight, you'll receive the Solitude Set, which includes a helmet, armor, gauntlet, greaves, and a greatsword. This armor set is helpful for any builds that rely on STR, as it's super heavy but provides pretty good stats. It also provides Madness and Fire resistance, which can be helpful in PvP or PvE, where both bosses and other players will be applying any number of status effects in an effort to kill you.

After defeating the Golden Hippopotamus in, keep heading through the area until you reach the bridge section, then head to the east to climb down the ladder there.