The most interesting quest in Elden Ring is one that involves uncovering long-lost lore about the murder of Godwyn the Golden.

The NPCs Rogier, Fia, and Ranni have the quests that are the most interesting and that involve the most lore. cheap Elden Ring runes is full of quests that intersect with one another and hidden lore. While every NPC has their own set of quests to complete, those quests occasionally intersect with one another in order to shed light on the NPCs' backstories as well as the history of the Land Between. These particular questlines play an important part in the player's journey toward becoming Elden Ring's Elden Lord because it expands upon some of the hidden themes of the Lands Between and may even inform their decision regarding which ending to pursue.

It is typical for games in the Soulsborne series to feature lengthy and intricate questlines. Some of these quests are easy to overlook or take such a long time that they are forgotten, and the same can be said for Elden Ring. Each NPC has their own set of quests to complete, which frequently overlap with either the main story or another NPC's set of quests. However, the reason why it is so important to finish these quests is because they reveal previously unknown lore.

In the Elden Ring, the Tarnished have a chance of running into three non-player characters named Ranni, Fia, and Rogier. The Roundtable Hold is where one can find Fia, while one of Elden Ring's best supporting characters, Rogier, can initially be found in Stormveil castle but will eventually move to the Roundtable Hold. Fia can be found in the Roundtable Hold. The first time one encounters Ranni, she is found in the Church of Elleh, where she is known by the name Renna. Although every NPC has their own individual questlines and reasons for doing things, there are multiple points where the questlines of the three NPCs intersect with one another.

Finding the cursemark of Destined Death and gaining knowledge about it is the primary focus of Rogier's quest in Elden Ring. The first time you meet him, you'll be in Stormveil Castle, where you'll also have the option to summon him to help you battle Margit, the Fell Omen. Following his victory over Margit, Rogier will travel to the Roundtable Hold and will be located on the balcony there.

The Tarnished must first locate and defeat the hidden boss for the Elden Ring Items PC found below Stormveil, and after that, they must approach the enormous rotting head that can be found behind the location where the boss appears. The presence of a bloodstain close to the head demonstrates that Rogier was murdered by Blighted Death. Going back to Rogier, he explains that the giant head is a "sacred relic" related to the plot involving the black knives. Someone took a piece of the Rune of Death from Maliketh, the Black Blade, and used it to murder Godwyn the Golden during the Golden Age of the Erdtree. Rogier continues to explain that the death of Godwyn was the first recorded death of a demigod in the history of the world, and that this event was the impetus for the shattering of the Elden Ring.

After that, Rogier is going to require a black Knifeprint. As soon as that is retrieved, he will provide additional background information on the assassins associated with the Black Knife. They are an order that consists only of women, all of whom wore the PS Elden Ring Runes Black Knife Armor Set and possessed knives that were imbued with some of the power of the Rune of Death. Rogier makes a request to investigate the Knifeprint in order to discover who was responsible for ordering the murder, and he is under the impression that he is able to do so because the other half of his body is permeated with death.

After he has completed his analysis of the Knifeprint, he reveals to the Tarnished that Lunar Princess Ranni was the one who was responsible for the assassination and that she was the one who led the rite. Rogier tells her that the cursemark of Destined Death will be permanently affixed to her body because she participated in the ritual. The player is tasked with locating Ranni and retrieving the cursemark from her. Almost immediately after this, Rogier will report to Elden Ring's Tarnished that he is about to enter a deep sleep. He does, in fact, succumb to this sleep eventually. Rogier's passing away is inevitable, but it may take a few visits before it happens.

After Rogier tells the Tarnished about the past of the face buried beneath the castle, Elden Ring's Fia, the Deathbed Companion, becomes involved in Rogier's mission. Fia is the one who provides the Tarnished with a map that can be used to navigate to the Black Knife Catacombs, which contain a Black Knifeprint somewhere within them. The boss that guards the illusionary wall at the back of the dungeon and is the source of the Black Knifeprint is not the main boss of the location.

After Rogier has finished analyzing the Knifeprint, Fia will mention that Rogier has been in a good mood ever since the Tarnished began assisting him. She will say this to Rogier. Despite having "grievous wounds," he is able to persevere thanks to the strong mental fortitude he possesses. She makes the remark that she and Rogier both consider the Tarnished to be a champion.

The final exchange that takes place between Fia and Rogier in Elden Ring Items Xbox takes place toward the end of Fia's questline. The Tarnished will have to engage in combat with a number of spectral bosses known as Fia's Champion while they are in the Deeproot Depths. Rogier is actually reincarnated as one of those spectral champions.