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The Deathflower is a key item in Elden Ring. The Beast Cleric of Gurranq seeks them out and devours them. Key items in Elden Ring include a wide variety of items found in specific locations or given by NPCs, which are used to unlock areas, quests, and advance the game's story. We will see where to find the Deathflower and how to use it.

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Key items are used for quests, to unlock places, to learn spells or crafting recipes.

Image of the Mortefleur in Elden Ring :

Descriptions of Mortefleur :

Source of the affliction of the undead.

The Beast Cleric, who resides in the Beast Sanctuary far to the east, hoards and feeds on these plants.

On the night of the fatal plot, the theft of the rune of Death resulted in the first death of a demigod. Then, the rune of Death spread through the Underworld via the underground roots of the World Tree and manifested as deadflowers.

Item name in English: «Deathroot»

Mortefleur locations. Where to find Mortefleur in Elden Ring.

In Limgrave, in a chest behind the Black Knife Assassin in the Catacombs of Death.
Still in Limgrave, you need to kill Tibia Mariner at Summonwater Village.
In Liurnia of the Lakes, in a chest behind the Shadow in the Graveyard in the Black Knife Catacombs.
Still in Liurnia des lacs, you must kill Tibia Mariner in Liurnia des lacs Est.
On the Altus Plateau, you must kill Tibia Mariner in the Wyndham Ruins.
Still on the Altus Plateau, in a chest behind the Red Wolf of the Champion at Gelmir's Hero's Tomb.
At the Summit of the Giants, kill Tibia Mariner on a ledge between Castle Sol's main gate and the viewpoint of the Snow Valley Ruins.
At the Summit of the Giants, in a chest, after defeating the Mimic Tear wandering in the secret catacombs beneath the Hidden Path of the Halig Tree.
At the Summit of the Giants, chest after defeating the boss Ulcerated Tree Spirit in the Catacombs of the Summit of the Giants.