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Edelmira Leon
2022-05-10 09:03:52

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In Elden Ring there is always something new and this time we will tell you how to get Tibia's summons sorcery.

What is Tibia summons sorcery in Elden Ring?


This is a spell with which you can summon three spiritual skeletons that attack your enemy and then disappear. In order to use this spell you will need faith and intelligence, but before you can use it you will need to know how to get Tibia's summons sorcery.

How to get Tibia's summons sorcery in Elden Ring?


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The first thing you should do is go to Altus Plateau, north of Limgrave and Liurnia. To access this area, you'll need to get the two Dectus Medallion halves from Forth Faroth in Cealid and Fort Haight in Mistwood, which you'll then need to take to the Great Dectus Elevator, north of Liurnia, to reach the plateau. Another way to get to the plateau is to venture through the dungeon at the end of the ravine in northern Liurnia, but it is more difficult, so we recommend trying it if you have enough experience.

From the plateau, you will need to head to the Wyndham Ruins, in the western part of the Altus Plateau, along the border with Mount Gelmir. You can start from the road that leads north to Shadow Castle.

In the ruins, you will find a Tibia Mariner boss that you will need to eliminate, making sure to avoid the skeletons that he will summon to defend himself. Eliminating Tibia Mariner will grant you Tibia's Summons as a reward.

That's all you need to know about how to get Tibia's summons sorcery in Elden Ring, so we hope you can get a lot of use out of this spell by summoning skeletons, to help you when you need it.

Platform(s):
PlayStation 4 PS4, PlayStation 5 PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Microsoft Windows PC
Genre(s):
Action role-playing
Developer(s):
FromSoftware
Publisher(s):
Bandai Namco Entertainment
Release date:
February 25, 2022
Mode:
Single-player, multiplayer
age rating (PEGI):
16+

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