Preceptor Seluvis is a sly individual who plays an important role in Ranni’s questline in Elden Ring, but he also has own quest to follow. Seluvis’ side quest will send you all around the Lands ...

Preceptor Seluvis is a character in Elden Ring that you meet for the first time in the Three Sisters sub-region of Liurnia of the Lakes. He has his own tower there, which is initially locked. It only ...

Elden Ring hides a lot of NPCs in the vast world itself. In the cryptic ways of FromSoftware, you are given almost no clues about where to find certain NPCs. One of the hidden NPCs in Elden Ring is ...

Preceptor Seluvis is an NPC Introduced in Elden Ring. I see... You must be Ranni's new hireling. Yes, yes, I've heard all about you. I am Seluvis, preceptor in the sorcerous arts. I don't know what it ...

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Seluvis’s Potion is a Key Item in Elden Ring that can be used to progress Preceptor Seluvis’s questline. Players receive the item the first time they talk to the NPC at Seluvis’s Rise at the Three ...

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Update: We've streamlined the information on this page and added some additional tips so that you have no trouble completing Seluvis' quest. The Elden Ring Seluvis quest is a lengthy one that runs ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. If you're working on collecting every spell in Elden Ring, you'll need to add the defensive spell Carian Retaliation to your repertoire. To do so, you ...

Seluvis is a character who you will come across while working for Ranni, the Witch and has a unique, sinister questline of his own. Seluvis cannot be trusted but you’ll be forced to do so in order to ...

Elden Ring is finally here, and it’s absolutely full of side quests that can be tough to track or get the full context for, especially if you happen to miss some dialogue or fail to make note of key ...