Elden Ring: Where To Find The Siofra River Map Fragment

The Siofra River is a serene subterranean location found beneath Limgrave. Like other regions in , it requires a Map Fragment to become visible on the player's map. This underground region, located just below Nokron, Eternal City, feels like an entirely new world, offering a visually stunning and unique environment to explore.

The contrast between the underground and the realm above enhances the excitement and adventure of uncovering its mysteries. Accessing the map is essential to ensure players have the best experience and can navigate this area conveniently. This key item improves the ease of exploration and allows for fast travel in , from ground level straight to Siofra River, eliminating the need to find your way back below the surface on foot.

To fight with the Regal Ancestor Spirit in Elden Ring, Tarnished must light all six flame pillars within Nokron's Ancestral Woods to summon the boss.

To enter the underground zone, the Tarnished must travel to the Siofra River Well, located northeast of the Mistwood Ruins and far east of the beginning Site of Grace, 'First Steps.'

Dark Silence Reviews suggests that the easiest way to get there is to begin your journey from 'Fort Height West' Site of Grace, southeast of the Mistwood Outskirts. From here, follow the trail heading northwest.

Players will know they're heading in the right direction when they see a Minor Erdtree in the distance. Siofra River Well is just north of the Erdtree, so it's not much further from this point. Dung beetles surround the tree, but don't get distracted by these, and keep heading through the forest.

Be cautious of a bear scratching a tree to your left as you follow the path, which can jump out at players passing by. It's best to ignore it and keep going, utilizing 's horse, Torrent, to get there swiftly.

You will notice a stelae on the right of the path. At this point, take a sharp right, where you will find a small stone building with a domed roof, with the entrance to Siofra River