After a Boss Fight in Elden Ring, you will be put in a cutscene where a Meteor comes hurtling down to Earth and then makes contact with a blinding explosion. After the cutscene, when we check our Map we can see that nothing has changed. Where did the Meteor land? Was it real or was it Fake? In this guide, I will show you where did the Meteor hit in Elden Ring.
Where does the Meteor Hit in Elden Ring?
Before we get into the matters of the Meteor, let’s talk about the Boss Fight that prokes it. In Elden Ring, you will have to fight Starscourge Radahn Boss to get at least one of the many endings of the game. He is a Big & Destructive boss located in Caelid. You can access the Fight through the Redmane Castle after completing a good portion of the Ranni’s Questline. Alternatively, you can use the Grand Lift of Dectus as well. The Boss Fight is intense and it will take you multiple tries if you are not skilled enough.
Once you do defeat him, it will proke the cutscene showing the Meteor hitting the Earth with great intensity. The location of the Crater where the Meteor hit is in Limgrave, slightly West of the Fort Haight West Site of Grace. The Crater is massive and some Rocks float above it. If you are in Limgrave, there is a high chance that you will be able to spot it. Going to the Meteor Hit Site in Elden Ring, you will notice that there is a path that you can descend. Be careful as one wrong step can lead to your death. if you carefully descend and then follow the route, you end up in Nokron, Eternal City. This route will open up the entire map of Nokron, Eternal City.
This is where the Meteor will hit in Elden Ring. Hopefully, this guide has helped you. You can also check out our guides on How To Beat Elden Ring.
