Radagons Soreseal is a much stronger version of Radagon's Scarseal Talisman in Elden Ring that can be found in Caelid. We will tell you exactly where to look for it.
Building your character based on your playstyle is a very important part of Elden Ring. If you want to progress through the game correctly and don't get surprised by the campaign bosses, you should keep maintaining a balance while leveling up.
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In addition to balancing your character level, you should also have a good combination of Talismans in Elden Ring. Talismans are like some permanent boosts that you can gain by equipping them.
One of the strongest Talismans that greatly increase your attacking abilities in Elden Ring is the Radagon's Soreseal. This Talisman increase your Vigor, Dexterity, Endurance, and Strength by +5 while making you 15% more vulnerable against any kind of attack.
How to Get Radagons Soreseal Talisman in Elden Ring
This Talisman is located at Fort Faroth in Caelid. The image below showcases the exact location of the Fort, but keep in mind that there are some high-level enemies inside the fort, and the Talisman is located in a tricky place.
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So, we suggest you watch the following video to know where exactly you should head inside the Fort to find the Talisman.
Once you grab the Talisman, you will still have it in your inventory even if you die in the Fort.
Keep in mind that Radagon's Soreseal is stronger than Radagon's Scarseal, but you cannot equip both of these Talismans simultaneously to get the maximum buff.
The game will only allow you to use one of them at the same time. So, we suggest you use a defense-oriented Talisman for your other empty slot to cover the extra damage that you get by Radagon's Soreseal from attacks.
Combining Radagon's Soreseal with Godrick's Great Rune will result in a big attacking buff for your character, which could be deadly enough for tough bosses.
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