Elden Ring Trick Lets Players Destroy Traps and Get Extra Loot in Fringefolk Hero's Grave

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One of the first secrets Elden Ring teases for players to inquire about is a fog wall unlocked with two stonesword keys at an imp statue in the Stranded Graveyard. Thankfully, Elden Ring's custom character creation allows players to select a keepsake item to start a fresh save file with, and one of these items happens to offer two stonesword keys. As a result, players can instantly access the Fringefolk Hero's Grave at the start of their playthrough if they so desire.

If another item had been selected instead, there are many locations where they can be found and many merchants who are happy to part with them in exchange for runes. But once accessible, players may enter into Elden Ring's Fringefolk Hero's Grave and traverse its tense obstacle course of narrow ramps and chariot traps. It may not be advised to enter this area at such a low level unless players know what they are about to encounter, but a crucial strategy has recently been shared that may help players evade its enormous and relentless chariot.

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Many players such as Redditor Psykaitic have come upon a neat and intended trick for players to effectively dispatch the chariot. At one point in this monumental Elden Ring dungeon, as Psykaitic documents, there will be three giant pots suspended on chains near the ceiling. These pots can be easily overlooked if players disregard community messages, which hint to their presence by vaguely informing players to use ranged attacks, or if the stress of racing down stretches of ramp before the chariot appears distracts them.

Players can then take careful aim with a bow and detach the pots from the chains. If timed correctly, the pot will land atop the chariot as it passes