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Where do I find Dung Eater Elden ring?
Where to Find Dung Eater – You can first find Dung Eater at the Roundtable Hold. This will happen later in the game when you’ve made it to Leyndell, Royal Capital, The room next to the Twin Maiden Husks will open, revealing the red apparition of Dung Eater.
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Where is the dung eaters body?
Dung Eater Questline: How to complete Dung Eater’s Quest –
Please note; During the questline of Ranni the Witch, Giving Ranni the Fingerslayer Blade will cause Preceptor Seluvis to become a lifeless puppet, which effectively locks you out of further interaction in his questline ( And possibly prevents you from giving Seluvis’s Potion to Dung Eater ). Can be first met at the roundtable hold. He is in the locked room past the twin maidens. You can only get to this room after you have gained access to the Altus Plateau. After showing the Dung Eater at least one Seedbed Curse, he will give you the Sewer-Gaol Key, which can be used to open his cell in the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds, beneath Leyndell, Royal Capital, The Dung Eater can be found in his cell in the sewers and released from his prison by talking to him and telling him he’s free to go.
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Leave this room and take a left Now head down the corridor and jump down the open grate Run northwest and go past the giant poison plants and climb the ladder Be wary of the giant hand in this room, behind it is the Gaol door with Dung Eater inside
The giant hand will respawn when you kill them before receiving the Sewer-Gaol Key.
Do not kill Dung Eater here if you want to complete his questline (Dung Eater’s summon sign will then appear in-front of the fog wall to assist with Mohg, The Omen, ***Do not kill him in the moat or he will not appear for Mohg any longer.***
Dung Eater in his cell
Upon returning to Roundtable Hold, the Dung Eater will be missing, having left a message asking you to fight him at the outer moat.
If doing Blackguard Big Boggart’s questline, be sure to complete it before moving onto the next step, or else Big won’t drop a Seedbed Curse. Defeat the Dung Eater in this invasion and he drops the Sword of Milos, Dung Eater in the Outer Moat
Upon defeating the Dung Eater at the moat he will return to Roundtable Hold. Talk to him and he will ask you to bring his real body more Seedbed Curses, His body can be found tied up in a chair in the same cell that he was released from before.
At this point, Dung Eater’s summon sign for Mohg will disappear. You may interact with him to give Seedbed Curses to him. Or alternatively you could give him Seluvis’s Potion, This will allow you to get the Dung Eater Puppet summon from Seluvis, But this will end the Dung Eater quest and prevent you from getting the Blessing of Despair ending.
The exact requirements to give him the potion are somewhat unclear, you obviously have to have the potion in your inventory, but you may also have to give him one or more Seedbed Curses to change his dialogue options. It also seems that Preceptor Seluvis has to be alive and conscious ( Delay giving Fingerslayer Blade to Ranni ). Tip : You can give Dung Eater Seluvis’s Potion and still get the Omen Set which is typically only obtainable if have given him 5 Seedbed Curses, Just give him Seluvis’s Potion while he’s tied in the chair and once he passes out completely wait a moment or two and kill him. The Omen set will drop and he will still be offered as a puppet for purchase from Seluvis, However, should you leave the area or quit and reload, his body would disappear, preventing you from getting his armor set. If you chose this option the Dung Eeater’s body will not be found in Seluvis’s laboratory. If you don’t see him as a puppet for purchase at first, buy one puppet and some spells from Seluvis then go out and find another Starlight Shard, When you return to Seluvis he should now offer the Dung Eater Puppet for purchase along with progressing the Seluvis quest line. Actually summoning the first puppet you chose, and then coming back to Seluvis, may also trigger him to start selling other puppets.
After giving the Dung Eater 5 Seedbed Curses, his quest line will be complete and you will be rewarded the Mending Rune of the Fell Curse,
Reload the area to find the Omen Set where he gave you the rune.
Where is Dung Eater in Lyndell?
Dung Eater can be found at the Roundtable Hold in Lyndell, Royal Capital. Check the room next to the Twin Maiden Husks and it should be unlocked. Walk into the room and you’ll find Dung Eater’s apparition. However, you need Seedbed Curse to start his side quest.
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How do you find a Dung Eater in the sewer?
First location of the Dung Eater and starting the quest – The Dung Eater is part of a long questline in Elden Ring and is initially found in the Roundtable Hold, Table of Lost Grace hub area. How to find a Seedbed Curse to get the key to the Sewer-Gaol Once you manage to find a Seedbed Curse key item, you can give it to the Dung Eater so he gives you the key to the Sewer-Gaol.
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How do you trigger a Dung Eater invasion?
This section of IGN’s Elden Ring guide covers the Dung Eater boss fight in the Capital Outskirts of Leyndell, at the northern moat. This invasion will happen if you have followed the Dung Eater’s questline by talking to him in Roundtable Hold, and then freeing him from his prison in the Subterannean Shunning-Grounds,
Location: Capital Outskirts (In the far east of the Altus Plateau in the shallow moat on the north side of the capital gate, below the two giant Golems, where Big Boggart the Blackguard sells food. Recommended Weapon Level: +18 to +20 (standard), +6 to +7 (somber) Spirits cannot be summoned for this fight Drops the Sword of Milos, and 4,337 Souls
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Is the Dung Eater a bad guy Elden ring?
Dung Eater
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The Dung Eater The Loathsome Dung Eater The Fell Curse The Sword of MilosThe Omen Bairn Defiling corpses to spread the seedbed curse Defile as many people as possible in order to spread the Seedbed Curse (succeeded in Age of Despair ending) Serial murder Defilement of corpses
| ” | Have you ever felt the curse? With your whole being, the pox upon life itself. Feared and despised by all. The Reviled blessing. Apparently not. You are but a lamb. A stranger to defilement. Ignorant to your own ignorance. You no longer interest me. I’ve been long without peace. Don’t spoil my quietude. | „ |
| ~ The Dung Eater threatening the Tarnished. |
The Dung Eater is a minor antagonist from 2022 action-RPG video game Elden Ring, He is a depraved Tarnished within the Roundtable Hold that is obsessed with defiling the corpses of many. He was voiced by Jim Johnson.
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Where is the Dung Eater after set him free?
Step 9: Speak to the Dung Eater – Dung Eater will be back in his usual spot, still in his red phantom form. Speak with him several times and he’ll request that you feed Seedbed Curses to his physical form, which can once again be found in the sewers under the Capital. 
Dung Eater has big plans. Image: FromSoftware/Bandai Namco via Polygon He’ll also reveal more of his plan, which involves defiling enough corpses that everyone who gets reborn through the Erdtree is cursed, and then all their children and their children’s children will be cursed, and so on until the end of time. He’s nothing if not ambitious.
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Should you free the Dung Eater?
Seedbed Curse locations in Elden Ring – Speak with the Dung Eater again at Roundtable Hold, and he’ll ask that you bring his real body more Seedbed Curses. You need five to get his Mending Rune.
Leyndell, Fortified Manor: In the area that’s meant to be an alternate Roundtable Hold, you’ll find it on the chair in the Dung Eater’s roomVolcano Manor: After taking the portal to the Rykard fight, turn around and go up the stairs. Use a Stonesword Key to unlock the fog door, then descend into the put via the giant metal cages. The Curse is at the bottom.Haligtree, Prayer Room: Exit the Prayer Room to the right of the altar, and follow the ramparts past the crossbowman. Hop onto the masonry at the end of the balcony, then jump to the square with a gazebo and several candles. Use the masonry at the other end of the platform to reach the balcony above, and follow that around until you find another body tied to a chair.Haligtree, also Prayer Room: Exit the Prayer Room to the right again, but before reaching the crossbowman, drop down to the right onto a balcony. Do the same thing again, and then at the doorway with the corpse, drop down to the right again. Head left under the archway, drop off the staircase’s right side, and you’ll find the last Curse on a body tied to a chair.
If you got the Curse off the thief after the Dung Eater’s invasion, you can skip one of these. Take your Curses back to the Dung Eater’s body and feed them to him. After the fifth one, you’ll get the Mending Rune of the Fell Curse. That’s all you need from the Dung Eater, so feel free to end him and collect his armor if you want.
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Where does Dung Eater go after he invades you?
Dung Eater in the sewer-gaol below the capital – When you have found one of the above Seedbed Curses, return to the Roundtable Hold and give it to the Dung Eater. He will give you the Sewer-Gaol Key and tell you to free his body which is “Trapped in the sewer-gaol below the capital.” To find the sewer-gaol, head to Leyndell Royal Capital. The entrance to the sewers can be accessed via an open well in the northwest of the city. See the above map for its exact location. Work through this area until you reach the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds and the Underground Roadside Site of Grace therein. After dropping down the hole, face northwest and follow the corridor around the corner to the left. From the Underground Roadsite Site of Grace, exit the room and go left towards the Omen enemies. Drop down the hole on the left near the gate. In this lower section, head northwest and around the corner. Climb the ladder and turn right to find the jail doors. This is the sewer-gaol. Speak with the Dung Eater and release him from his prison. You can now continue the rest of the Dung Eater quest.
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Where is Dung Eater after outer moat?
How To Find The Dung Eater’s Message – 
To get the message that beckons the player to the Outer Moat, players must progress the Dung Eater’s Questline in Elden Ring, After releasing the physical body of the Dung Eater from his cell beneath Leyndell, a sign will appear where he once sat within Roundtable Hold (the room just past the Twin Maiden Husks).
The Dung Eater first spawns in this room after reaching the Altus Plateau. After exhausting the Dung Eater’s dialogue, players must obtain a Seedbed Curse to get to the next part of the questline. These can be found in several locations, but the easiest to find is in the alternate version of Roundtable Hold in Leyndell.
After giving this to him, he will reward you the Sewer-Gaol key. To get the Dung Eater Outer Moat message to appear, he must be freed from this Gaol. Head to the Subterranean Shunning Grounds and drop down a hole in the pipes to the left of the primary site of grace.
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Where do I fight the loathsome Dung Eater?
Speak With The Dung Eater – To begin your quest to bring despair to the Lands Between, you must first meet with the Loathsome Dung Eater, a legendary tarnished mentioned in the game’s opening cutscene. To do so, you must have first reached the area known as Leyndell, Royal Capital.
This is a mid to late-game area, so do not expect to complete this questline early in your journey. Once you have found the capital, return to the Roundtable Hold to find the door beyond Gideon’s study open. Head into this room to find the Loathsome Dung eater. Upon talking with this rot-ridden tarnished, you will be rebuffed, with the character having no interest in conversing further.
To continue this questline, you will need an item named the Seedbed Curse, Seedbed Curses can be found in a number of locations throughout Elden Ring – their locations are listed in sections later in this guide – once you have one in your inventory, the Dung Eater will allow you to speak with him further.
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What does Dung Eater do to people?
7 He Holds The Key To One Of The Bad Endings – 
So what exactly is Dung Eater’s motivation for slaying and defiling the corpses of his victims? Well, apparently, he’s not just evil for evil’s sake. Like all beings who are vying for the Elden Throne or the Elden Ring’s power, Dung Eater’s goal is to curse all beings in the Lands Between,
- He does this through his aforementioned Seedbed Curses, which grows on the corpses of his victims.
- This is so that they’ll be cursed if they ever get reborn and so will their children and their children too.
- If players return five Seedbed Curses to Dung Eater, he gives them a special rune that unlocks an ending where everyone gets cursed.
It’s not clear what exactly the curse does, but it’s a pox that makes the accursed grow Omen horns.
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Is Ranni good or bad?
Reception – A Famitsu survey resulted in Ranni as the character who left the strongest impression on players, with her guardian Blaidd also ranking third beneath Iron Fist Alexander. PCGamer noted that more players achieved the Age of Stars ending than the game’s default Elden Lord ending, despite it being harder to unlock.
Hirun Cryer of VG247 argued that Ranni was the true protagonist of Elden Ring, rather than the player, calling the Tarnished “merely an accomplice” in her plans. Calling Ranni a “hero” despite her “self-serving” mission, he noted that her abandonment of Blaidd could be construed as personal sacrifice rather than a cruel move, and that she is ultimately putting the needs of others before her own, due to her belief that gods should not interfere in the lives of mortals.
Julianna Swickard of CBR also debated whether Ranni was good or evil, arriving at the conclusion that while she was morally grey as a character, her ending was the “best possible outcome” of all the game’s endings. Praising her character design as “gorgeously magical”, she nevertheless stated that as a character, Ranni had a clear evil streak as the catalyst for the Shattering.
- Calling Ranni’s choices “drastic”, she noted that players’ opinions may differ on whether they were justified.
- Fletcher Varnson of Screen Rant criticized a mistranslation in the game as mischaracterizing Ranni, causing her to appear more malevolent in English than in Japanese.
- Specifically mentioning the dialog in the Age of Stars ending as suggesting that Ranni would separate people’s souls and emotions from their bodies, causing people to “hardly be people”, he cites a more direct translation as showing that Ranni, instead, wished to separate them from the Greater Will, and keep away the “chill night” rather than embrace it.
Therefore, he concluded that Ranni’s goals were more clearly benevolent than the game depicted in its English version. Hirun Cryer of GamesRadar+ called Ranni and her quest line some of the best things about Elden Ring, characterizing it as a “twisting journey through a very different lens”.
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Who is the true villain in Elden Ring?
Radagon
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| ” | Lord Radagon was a great champion, possessed of flowing red locks. He came to these lands at the head of a great golden host, when he met in battle. He soon repented his territorial transgressions though, and became husband to the Carian Queen. However, when, the first Elden Lord, was hounded from the Lands Between, Radagon left Rennala to return to the Erdtree Capital, becoming ‘s second husband and King Consort. Taking the title of second Elden Lord. | „ |
| ~ The game on Radagon’s ascent to power. |
Radagon is a major antagonist of the 2022 video game,, He is the male half of and the protector of the Elden Ring. He was later separated from her in order to invade Liurnia before meeting and marrying her. From his marriage with Marika, he bore the twins, and Miquella, and from his marriage with Rennala, he bore, and,
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Was the Dung Eater hung?
Elden Ring’s Loathsome Dung-Eater Was Executed Publicly – The nature of Loathsome Dung-Eater’s crimes in Elden Ring must have led to his arrest and subsequent execution, although it’s unclear what the exact circumstances around this were. What is clear, though, is that he was strung up before a crowd, who proceeded to pelt him with feces and other projectiles as he hanged, as was a common practice in Medieval Europe.
- It is from this punishment that the Dung-Eater earned his title, since being covered – literally – in dung is definitely likely to leave a lasting impression on any and all who see it.
- It’s also a common tactic to give particularly dangerous or abhorrent individuals derogatory or belittling names in an attempt to discredit them.
It would seem that although Elden Ring has some horrifying enemy designs, it is actually its NPC’s that are the true terrors of The Lands Between. As is to be expected, the ending associated with the Dung-Eater is similarly dark, offering the inhabitants of The Lands Between a very grim future should the player decide to align themselves with this disturbing character.
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What Dung Eater does to corpses?
7 He Holds The Key To One Of The Bad Endings – So what exactly is Dung Eater’s motivation for slaying and defiling the corpses of his victims? Well, apparently, he’s not just evil for evil’s sake. Like all beings who are vying for the Elden Throne or the Elden Ring’s power, Dung Eater’s goal is to curse all beings in the Lands Between,
He does this through his aforementioned Seedbed Curses, which grows on the corpses of his victims. This is so that they’ll be cursed if they ever get reborn and so will their children and their children too. If players return five Seedbed Curses to Dung Eater, he gives them a special rune that unlocks an ending where everyone gets cursed.
It’s not clear what exactly the curse does, but it’s a pox that makes the accursed grow Omen horns.
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