Unused Elden Ring content is being revealed every day through datamines, and the most recent set of discoveries center around Kalé and reveal that the NPC was not a stationary merchant during the game's early development stage.
In the final version of the game, he is one of the first NPCs that players discover as soon as they land in Limgrave. Kalé is present in the Church of Elleh and never moves from the spot no matter how far players make it in the game.
However, according to a recent reveal by a dataminer who goes by the handle of Sekiro Dubi, the only named member of the nomadic merchants was once able to relocate himself anywhere in the Lands Between. He was able to set up shop in various areas, ultimately reaching the Subterranean Shunning Grounds below Leyndell.
Sekiro Dubi suggests that according to his discovery, after the Tarnished defeat Godrick at Stormveil Castle, Kalé would then start to move, taking off from the Church of Elleh. He would begin a search for the Grand Caravan’s resting place, and the Tarnished were eventually supposed to meet him every now and then as they explored Liurnia, eventually making their way to Altus and then Leyndell.
After moving from Limgrave, Kalé would then be found in Elden Ring's Liurnia of the Lakes and later in Leyndell, the Royal Capital. His location shift would correspond with the discovery of missives from the Grand Caravan, carried by birds, which would allow the merchant to follow them around all throughout the Lands Between and set up shop in various places.
The final version of the game does not provide much context regarding the area of the Subterranean Shunning Grounds, which can only be accessed after the player beats the boss of the area and attacks the illusory
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