How to get the Ritual Sword Talisman in Elden Ring

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• The Ritual Sword Talisman is located at Lux Ruins on the Altus Plateau
• Defeat Demi-Human Queen Gilka at the ruins and open a chest in the room behind her to find the talisman
• The Ritual Sword Talisman grants 10% extra damage while at full HP

There are plenty of Talismans in Elden Ring that you’ll use to help you survive. Whether that’s extra health, more stamina to help you dodge, or damage negation, it’s a tough world out there and many Talismans are there to help you out. Not the Ritual Sword Talisman. If you’re confident in your skills and want to up your damage, this is the one for you.

If you’re looking to get your hands on the Ritual Sword Talisman to improve your build, we’ve put together this guide to tell you exactly where and how to get it. Luckily, it’s a piece of cake, so you’ll have that Talisman in your hands in no time.

The Lux Ruins are found north of the Grand Lift of Dectus. Image captured by VideoGamer

Head down these steps at the north of the ruins. Image captured by VideoGamer

Kill the miniboss and open the chest in the next room. Image captured by VideoGamer

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Where to get the Ritual Sword Talisman in Elden Ring

The Ritual Sword Talisman is located in the Lux Ruins on the Altus Plateau. This is found directly north of the Grand Lift of Dectus just up a small hill. You’ll pass a few enemies on the way up here, but these can all be ignored, though you may want to dispatch all the enemies at the ruins themselves to make things easier.

Once here, head down the stairs at the northern end of the ruins. Here, you’ll find Demi-Human Queen Gilka. Take her down, and you’ll be able to open a metal door at the back of the room. Head inside and open the chest to find the Ritual Sword Talisman.

What does the Ritual Sword Talisman do in Elden Ring?

The Ritual Sword Talisman increases your attack power by 10% for all damage types, but only when you are at full health. As soon as you lose even 1HP, you’ll no longer receive the effects of the talisman and will have to return to full health to get that damage boost back. If you can confidently avoid damage, this could be one of the best talismans in the game for your build.