Maybe there’s an important NPC nearby that you’ve got unfinished business with, for instance. Of course, you can use these marks however you want that’s the beauty of it. So, again, once you activate that location list (with the Triangle button), the right stick functionality changes to let you add or remove check marks. How’d I miss this? Well, without spoiling anything, the right analog stick click is used for something else entirely when you’re just looking at the world map without having the Site of Grace list pulled up. Here’s a screenshot I took with a mark on three locations right at the start of Elden Ring: See the little stars next to the Site of Grace names? It’s a toggle! To be clear, this is separate from the map markers that let you stamp a sword or a skull or what have you directly on the map. But I bet that a bunch of us were too busy poring over the illustrated map to notice every morsel of contextual text at the bottom of the screen.Īs pointed out by Reddit user Vascio, once you pull up the map in Elden Ring, you can toggle a list of every Site of Grace by region using the Triangle button on PS4/PS5 - I’m sure you’ve seen it! From there, you can scroll through the names as you please, but here’s the new-to-me part: while on this list, you can click in the right analog stick to add or remove a mark on individual Site of Grace locations.
I’m 76 hours into the game and I had no idea about this trick.Ĭalling this checklist feature a “trick” is probably overkill, as it was hiding in plain sight all along, right there in the UI.
It’s easy to overlook so many little aspects of Elden Ring, and that feeling extends to something as simple as a check mark to remind yourself that you’ve done everything at any given Site of Grace.
Perfect for keeping track of random caves and catacombs as the world map unfurls
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