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Map: Dragonbarrow
Reveals the drawn terrain when collected. It does not activate undiscovered graces, mark every item or complete the area for you.
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About this item
Reveals the drawn terrain when collected. It does not activate undiscovered graces, mark every item or complete the area for you.
You do not equip or consume the fragment to view it. Open the map after the pickup, and place your own markers for routes you want to follow.
Reveals the northern Caelid plateau. It is a separate map from the southern Caelid fragment.
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In-game description
Map of Dragonbarrow and environs.
The dragons that escaped the scarlet rot made a nest of the plateau to Caelid's north. Thus it was named "Dragonbarrow," and none dare to enter.
Where to find
Stele east of Dragonbarrow West
Dragonbarrow
Starting Site of Grace: Dragonbarrow West
- Follow northern Caelid's road to Caelem Ruins, then use Torrent to cross the nearby narrow chasm onto the higher northern plateau. Activate Dragonbarrow West after the crossing.
- Follow the road east toward the northern dragons and the Divine Tower area.
- Collect the map beneath the stele beside the road. Keep clear of nearby dragons while checking your map.
Notes
- Reveals the drawn terrain when collected. It does not activate undiscovered graces, mark every item or complete the area for you.
- You do not equip or consume the fragment to view it. Open the map after the pickup, and place your own markers for routes you want to follow.
- Reveals the northern Caelid plateau. It is a separate map from the southern Caelid fragment.
- Reaching this plateau does not make its enemies match early Limgrave difficulty. Nearby dragons are optional for the roadside pickup.
- Look for the small stele symbol on the blank map as you approach. It marks the map pickup, rather than a checkpoint you can rest at.
