Looking for info on Elden Ring Talismans? Talismans are Elden Ring’s version of rings from the Souls games. Each Talisman bestows a passive buff, with effects ranging from general boons like faster stamina regen to increased damage for the final attack in a twinblade combo.
Elden Ring Talisman list, locations, and pouches
An array of different Talismans can be found in Elden Ring’s vast open world; you can find some in treasure chests in Elden Ring dungeons, some drop as loot from enemies and bosses, and others can be bought from merchants. As you progress to more challenging areas, you will encounter upgraded versions of Talismans with increased effects. You can expand the number of Talismans you can equip at the same time using Talisman Pouches.
Though their utility will vary based on your Elden Ring class and playstyle, Talismans provide a much needed helping hand when it comes to taking on Elden Ring bosses. To help you formulate your strategy, we’ve put together an Elden Ring Talisman list containing each Talisman’s effects and location. We haven’t found them all yet, so this list is incomplete, but we’ll add to it as we learn more.
HOW TO GET ELDEN RING TALISMAN POUCHES
Talisman Pouch 1: Drops after beating Margit the Fell Omen
Talisman Pouch 2: Reward from the old character you find by Two Fingers in Roundtable Hold – you get this for beating the second main boss: Rennala, Queen of the Full Moon
Receiving a Elden Ring talisman pouch
BEST ELDEN RING TALISMANS
While they all provide benefits, Elden Ring talismans vary wildly in terms of usefulness; compare the Arsenal Charm, which boosts your maximum equipment load (helpful) to the Blue Dancer Charm, which boosts your physical attack power depending on your equip burden, so only really pays off if you’re scampering around in your underthings (not recommended).
The best Elden Ring talismans we’ve found so far are:
Arsenal Charm – Boosts maximum equipment load
Arrow’s Reach Talisman – Increases the effective range of bows by 65%
Blessed Dew Talisman – Gradually restores HP
ALL ELDEN RING TALISMANS
Arrow’s Reach Talisman – Increases the effective range of bows by 65%. In a treasure chest on the battlements in Stormgate. Climb cliffs on the south side of the road and approach the upper level of the barbican from the west.
Arsenal Charm – Boosts maximum equipment load. You get this from speaking to Nephali in Roundtable Hold after summoning her and beating Godrick the Grafted.
The Arsenal Charm talisman location in Elden Ring
Assassin’s Cerulean Dagger – Critical Hits restore FP. Reward for beating Black Knife Assassin in Black Knife Catacombs dungeon.
Assassin’s Crimson Dagger – Critical Hits restore 85 HP. Reward for beating Black Knife Assassin in Deathtouched Catacombs dungeon.
Axe Talisman – Enhances charge attacks. Under the Mistwood Ruins in East Limgrave.
The map location of the axe talisman in Elden Ring
Blessed Dew Talisman – Gradually restores HP. Found in a treasure chest at the Divine Bridge in Leyndell behind a Giant Golem. Can be accessed via a transporter trap in a chest at the top of the Tower of Return, at the south of the western side of the Weeping Peninsula.
Blue Dancer Charm – Raises attack power with lower equipment load. Reward for defeating the Guardian Golem in Highroad Cave.
Blue-Feathered Branchsword – Raises defense when HP is low. Defeat the Deathbird that spawns at night at the ruins near Warmaster’s Shack.
Boltdrake Talisman – Boosts lightning damage negation. Found left of the archway at the top of the stairs at the eastern exit/entrance of Stormveil Castle, on Limgrave Tower Bridge after beating the Lion Guardian miniboss.
Bull-Goat’s Talisman – Raises Poise.
Cerulean Amber Medallion – Boosts maximum FP. Dropped from the Bloodhound Knight boss in the Lakeside Crystal Cave.
Cerulean Seed Talisman – Boosts FP restoration from Flask of Cerulean Tears. Found at the study hall entrance.
Clarifying Horn Charm – Raises Focus. Found on a body on the way up to Deep Siofra Well. An upgraded version can be found in a ruin in Nokron Eternal City.
Claw Talisman – Enhances jump attacks. This comes at the end of a rooftop platforming sequence that’s entirely optional. You access this section after taking the side entrance to Stormveil Castle and reaching the site of grace in an old bell tower. Continue to the top and there’s a pretty obvious pathway across the rooftops.
How to get more Talisman slots in Elden Ring
You start with one talisman slot but can unlock three more by defeating the following bosses along the critical story path – Margit, the Fell Omen; Rennala, Queen of the Full Moon; and Godfrey, First Elden Lord.
These, combined with your first slot, gives you four slots in total to use.
Last but not least, you can get the third Talisman Pouch in Elden Ring by defeating Godfrey, First Elden Lord on Leyndell. As we said above, each pouch will increase your Talisman holding limit by one, which means that you can currently get four slots.
According to ancient legends, a talisman charm ring is a piece of a metal chain. It consists of links and, apparently, occurred even before rings. The evidence for this statement is the ancient Greek legend of Prometheus. Zeus chained him to a rock as a punishment.
Rings have symbolised such things as wealth, power, eternity, fidelity or devotion and of course have had a long tradition of being worn as charm rings. … These rings were used as charms to ward off evil spirits.
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