Townships and Elden Ring Items Churches (Non-boss Landmarks)
Description:
Safe zones or hubs offering merchants, smithing tables, and resting points.

Functions:
Upgrade weapons and armor, buy/sell items, level up.

Strategy:
Essential stops for resource management and rest.

Chapter 3: Landmark Symbols and Special Indicators
Nightreign landmarks often display extra symbols or color coding that provide critical intel:

Elemental Indicators: Fire, lightning, magic, poison symbols show dominant loot types.

Scarabs: Reveal guaranteed talisman drops.

Buried Treasure: Marks areas rich in rare loot.

Mission Objectives: Event-specific icons during special timed events.

Understanding these allows players to align their goals with their character build and resource needs.

Chapter 4: Prioritizing Landmarks - Route Planning and Efficiency
Day One: Setting the Foundation
Open your map as soon as you land in Limveld.

Identify and prioritize the nearest Great Churches for flask upgrades.

Target nearby Encampments for quick leveling.

Avoid Castles and Fortresses until you are adequately leveled and equipped.

Use the route planner to optimize movement—aim to hit 2-3 landmarks per day for steady progress.

Mid-Expedition: Scaling Difficulty
Start incorporating Sorcerer’s Rises, Watchtowers, and Strongholds.

Use Fortresses strategically to reveal Scarabs and Buried Treasure.

Focus on elemental loot matching your build.

Upgrade weapons regularly at Townships.

Late Expedition: Endgame Preparation
Attempt Castles and high-tier Strongholds.

Prepare for multi-phase boss fights and elite enemy formations.

Use your accumulated flasks and buffs efficiently.

Communicate and coordinate in multiplayer for tackling difficult landmarks.

Chapter 5: Multiplayer Landmark Coordination
Communication Tools
Use the right stick or map marking to designate next target landmarks.

Share elemental and loot priorities.

Assign roles—tank, DPS, support—to Elden Ring Runes for sale balance fights at landmarks.