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Rainbow Stoneis a Consumable Itemin Elden Ring. Rainbow Stone is anConsumable itemwhich can be used for marking a place for other players for a short time.
Ruin Fragment that has undergone some simple processing.
Craftable item.
Stones such as these shine with the colors of the rainbow,
making them useful markers when placed on the ground.
Can also be dropped to gauge the distance of a fall.
The higher the pitch of the sound, the higher the likelihood of the fall being fatal.
Once used to entertain children on the fringes of the Lands Between.
Rainbow Stone Location inElden Ring
Where to findRainbow Stone:
- At Academy Gate Town, can be found at the top of the structure.
- Found on a corpse among some sacks and wooden objects in Weeping Peninsula. [Map Link]
- x5 can be found at the foot of a crucifix in Weeping Peninsula. [Map Link]
- Siofra River Well: On rock next to a tree towards the upper part of the well.
- One found on corpse in Gaol Cave.
- Can be found on a dead body nerby to the campfire. [Map Link]
- Can be found on a corpse near the Lifside Chamber site of grace at Stormveil Castle. You can only access if you head through the hidden passage and drop down. [Map Link]
Elden Ring Rainbow StoneCrafting Guide
To craft Rainbow Stone you need the following Crafting Materials:
Elden Ring Rainbow Stone Notes & Tips
- You can hold up to 99 Rainbow Stones.
- You can store up to 600 Rainbow Stones.
- Sell Value:
10 Runes - Similar to thePrism Stonefrom Dark Souls 3.
- May be used to test if a fall will be fatal. If the stone shatters after tossing it off a ledge it means your character will die from the fall.
- May not work on death planes (such as falling into deep water), playing the normal sound instead of the expected loud shattering noise.
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So... I used them while exploring shunning grounds, quit bc rl and when I get back and reloaded they were all gone. Kinda defeats their purpose...
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If you're in the business of willingly drawing invaders in to fight them, these work nicely as death markers for slain invaders or fallen allies. I like to think of it as a nice psychological damage bonus once the invader sees you drop a stone, adding them to the ranks of the dead.
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Me when I invade: :)
Me seeing a bunch of these in a pattern a few seconds later: “uh oh”
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i wish patches still sold these like in ds1
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These are much more precious here in Elden Ring compared to earlier titles. Always sure to keep a decent stock or at least have the ruin fragments to craft some.
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if you invade a world and see these all over the floor you know something cursed is about to happen
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It looked so cool seeing all of them when I crossed the invisible bridge in snowfield.
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If anybody's looking for an infinite supply of these, The twin maiden husks sell ruin fragments that you can use to craft rainbow stone
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Are they supposed to shatter if dropped from a ledge above an invisible walkway? I dropped a couple down and both shattered, but I saw someone left a message and dropped down anyways. I lived and with no damage. I have trust issues with so many other points of teh game where it really isn't a big distance and yet insta death
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Never works when I actually needed it (to check deadly falls), it plays the safe fall sound either because of water or it collides with a wall thanks to the throw being in an arc.
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How many rainbow stones can you place?
32, you can place 32 stones at a time before it disappear the next stone placed.
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Epically disappointing these can’t be purchased from a vendor.
So much for decorating my pvp arena
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use rainbow stones to detect if a fall is survivable: https://eldenring.wiki.fextralife.com/Rainbow+Stone
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You can get the smithing stone miner's ball bearing after beating the godskin duo which unlocks the ability to buy ruin fragments which you can then craft to rainbow stones. Kinda silly to tie ruin fragments to a late game ball bearing rather than one of the early ones.
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As of version 1.03.2, can invaders see these if you placed them before getting invaded?
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These are extremely cheap to craft. Throw them off ledges like candy, and if they don't explode you've found a new area to go to! Just make sure you're at full health first, or have a cat charm.
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Do any merchants carriy these? Seems like an item they would carry, I use these things like candy and would like to not have to farm ruin fragments to make them
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It might be worth noting that if you drop them on the ground as markers they seem to last indefinitely until the player reloads, either from dying, fast traveling, or quitting to the main menu. Resting at a site of grace does not despawn them. I tested this with a dropped stone I had line of sight on while sitting, but I think it's safe to assume having LoS or not wouldn't matter.
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Coming here from an arbitrary reddit comment that said these can go through illusory walls.
Will comment if I can confirm anything.
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You will NEED a ton of these in the Leyndell Sewers/Subterranean Shunning Grounds. Stock up on Ruin Fragments and craft these bad boys and you'll never get lost and actually explore everything.
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Don't underestimate these bad boys. They're as forgettable in previous games as they are a life-saver in Elden Ring, which features a lot more verticality. They're great for marking your way in the numerous mazes too.
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