Elden Ring Fan Finds Area in Sweden That Looks Like Real-Life Version of Evergaol
Elden Ring’s Lands Between hide a lot of secrets for players to discover as they explore the game’s open world. These secrets range from dungeons and caves to interesting puzzles. One thing most ofElden Ring’s optional secrets have in common is that they often end in a boss fight. FromSoftware games are famous for intense and difficult boss fights and Elden Ring holds the most bosses of any in game the series.
Elden Ring has so many bosses that there aren't enough dungeons and side quests in the game to build up to them all. Some areas in Elden Ring simply cut to the chase and confront the player with a boss fight. Many of Elden Ring's optional and often difficult world bosses are found in Evergaols which are scattered across the game's world.
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The Evergaols can appear quite cryptic at first, but upon investigating the player will realize that gaol is just an antiquated spelling of “jail.” The Evergaols are prisons and the optional bosses found within them are the prisoners.Elden Ring's visual design is heavily inspired by Scandinavian and Celtic history, and it appears theEvergaols are no exception. It's quite fitting then that a Reddit user named marxama has found a remarkably similar looking design in the city of Uppsala in Sweden. Though unfortunately, instead of an ancient otherworldly prison, this real-world Evergaol is really just a fountain without any water in it.
Found right outside Uppsala Castle, this empty water fountain looks exactly like a miniaturized Evergaol. The Reddit user posted the photo with the caption “about to die in Uppsala, Sweden” in reference to the notorious difficulty of the Evergaol bosses for early game players.
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