168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Elden Ring Nightreign is a far cry from many other Soulslike games, even the very game it came from. Elden Ring and other games developed b🔥y FromSoftware have a very specific way in which the story is told, with heavy💮 reliance on environmental storytelling and flavour text from items. It is an effective method, but not quite for a multiplayer game.

And because of that, Nightreign ins🐼tead condenses the most curated 𝓀storytelling into each Nightfarer's Remembrances, allowing their own character to be fleshed out beyond just their basic description. Guardian is a member of the Pinionfolk, and holds much remorse over what happened to his original flock. His remembrances deal with this.

What Is The Journal?

While the Remembrances make up the bulk of the storytelling for each Nightfarer, the Journal is also a great insight into their thoughts and history, offering snippets of the past and how they feel about fellow Nightfarer's at the Roundtable Hold. Each Nightfarer al𒅌so has a unique way in whic♈h their Journal entries are written, giving them a bit more personality.

Each Nightfarer's Journal begins with only a single entry, with more added as Memory Fragments are found and Remembrances are completed. In total, there are around seven or eight Journal entries for each character, though Guardian stands out in this regard, with a total of ten entries in his Journal.

New Journal entries cannot be unlocked for a character while they have a Remembrance still to be completed, so maᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚke sure to do this as soon as they become available.

How To Unlock Memory Fragments

Memory Fragments are the means through which new Journal entries and Remembrances are unlocked. The game may make it seem as though these are actual items you must find, but Memory Fragments are more of an unlock you get for completing certain actions, with new Journal entries and Remembrances unlocked for the character that got the Memory Fragment. As such, they are never an item you will see in ꦜyour inventory.

When you have gotten a new Memory Fragment, it will appear in the corner of the screen, typically when you return from an expedition. These Memory Fragments unlock in many different ways, with some unique methods available to certain characters. For example, Executor can unlock a Memory Fragment from deflecting attacks while on an expedition. However, these methods are a tad random, making it hard to rely on them.

To that end, you should instead find more surefire methods, and that involves beating Nightlords. In general, earlier Remembrances are easier to unlock than later ones. You may unlock your ver🍬y first Remembrance by just making it to the boss on the first night, while the final one may require defeating a🤡 Nightlord.

Due to the degree of randomness involved, it is not guaranteed that you will get a Memory Fragment even from these more guaranteed methods, while in some scenarios a single Memory Fragment can unlock multiple Journal entries and a new Remembrance. Alꦚl you 🉐can do is keep playing, and keep winning, and eventually you will get Memory Fragments for the character you are playing as.

Guardian's Remembrances

While most other Nightfarers have three Remembrances to recall, Guardian has a bit more memories to unravel. In total, he has four Remembrances for you to play through. These are equally split across stories in the Roundtable Hold, and having to explore Limvꩵeld for items. You can begin them from the latest entry in his Journal.

Guardian's Remembrances are a wonderful insight into him as a character, and how he feels about all of the other Nightfarers in the Roundtable Hold, but they also come with more tangible rewards as well. Each Remembrance completed comes with new Relic Rites, Relics, and even outfits, making them incredibly worth pursuing. So here are all of Guardian's Remembrances, ♔and how to complete them.

Remembrance #1

Guardian's first Remembrance is a fairly short one, though immediately tasks you with fighting a challenging enemy. Here are💫 all of the steps, and some tips to help you along the way.

• Speak with Iron Menial.
• Defeat A Golem in Limveld.
• Return and speak with the Iron Menial.

After speaking with the Iron Menial, he tasks you with finding a Stone Stake so that he can break the lock on the Cursed Volume in his possession, which may reveal the secrets of the curse that destroyed Guardian's original flock. Head out to Limveld and find the Golem all by itselꦯf far away in a corner of the map.

You can do Remembrances through matchmaking, though you cannot match with anyone else with a Remembrance active. Because of that, it can be easier to perform Remembrances solo.

The Golem is quite large, and moves quite a lot during the battle. It is possible it will move too far away from its spawn point, which will cause it to teleport back there. This ca🅠n be time-consuming, so it is better to level up on the first day and then defeat the Golem on the second day when you are more powerful. It will drop the Stone Stake up⛎on its defeat.

After completing this Remembrance, you will unlock the Stone Stake as a Relic.

Remembrance #2

Guardian's second Remembrance is much more involved, taking place solely within the Roundtable Hold. Here are all of its steps:

• Speak to the visitor, a Spectral Merchant. He will be marked on the map.
• Receive the Eerie Charm. You can also purchase Relic stones from him, though they are not unique.
• Return to the central chamber, where Guardian will become light-headed and faint.
• After awakening, find the Merchant and kill him to protect Guardian's new flock.

While you are presented a choice, you must kill him.

This concludes Guardian's second Remembrance, and gives him a new Chalice for Relic Rites as a reward.

Remembrance #3

Guardian's third Remembrance returns him to Limveld, prompted by the ledger he found on the Spectral Merchant. This, he hopes, will lead him to the next Cursed Volume he is looking for. Here are t𒉰he steps, and other things t♍o look out for:

• Speak to the Iron Menial.
• Look for the Demon Merchant in Limveld.
• Trade with the Demon Merchant for the Cursed Volume.
• Return to the Iron Menial.

If you've encountered the Libra raid before, it is somewhat akin to that. While Libra will not curse you and drain your HP, he will appear on the map, marked for you to make a deal with. Once you seek him out, he will ask for 10,000 Runes in exchange for the book. As such, you should not rush right to Libra. Instead, take the time to gain some Runes first so you don't appr😼oach him empty-handed.

Once you complete the trade, you get the Cursed Volume, no strings attached. You can even talk to Libra again for another trade as if you had completed the trade. At this point, you can fail the expedition and you will retain the Cursed Volume. Just make sure you don't quit or you wil🌜l lose all your𒁃 progress.

After returning to Iron Menial, you will get the Third Volume as a Relic.

Remembrance #4

At last, we have Guardian's fourth and final Remembrance. Here, he will finally uncover the curse that killed his first flock, and the cost of supporting his new flock. This one takes place entirely within the Roundtable Hold once again, and features some tragic revelations. Here are all of the steps inv🎀olved:

This Remembrance involves Revenant, so make sure you've already g🔯otten her as a playable charact♐er to get this Remembrance to unlock.

• Read the letter left by Revenant.
• Check the shelf in the study, just before the exit to the garden.
• Speak to Recluse in the garden. She will reveal her involvement in the curse, and give you the Witch's Brooch as proof.
• Choose to punish or forgive Recluse.

Regardless of the choice you make here, Guardian will ultimately choose to forgive Recluse, viewing the preservation of his new flock as more important than avenging the death of his last one. You will gain the Witch's Brooch as a Relic after conclusion, as well as Guardian's Remembrance outfit.

After fully finishing all of Guardian's Remembrances, you will also get an extended ending with him when fighting the final boss of the game.