Have you ever wondered how a witch hat gets its magical powers? It all begins with a fascinating casting spell ritual. The enchantment of a witch hat is a crucial part of the witch's attire, as it amplifies their magical abilities and adds an aura of mystery and power to their presence. To cast a spell on a witch hat, one must follow a series of steps that have been passed down through generations of witches. First and foremost, it is essential to find the perfect hat to bestow the spell upon. The hat must possess certain qualities and characteristics that make it suitable for enchantment. Some witches prefer hats made from natural materials such as wool or felt for their ability to hold and channel magical energies.
You'll first meet Ranni—masquerading as Renna—when she gives you the Spirit Calling Bell, but it'll be a long while before you encounter her again near Caria Manor in Liurnia. This is where you can start the quest proper and aid the witch in making her bid for supreme power. In this Elden Ring Ranni quest guide, I'll walk you through every step you need to take to complete it, and more importantly, grab that Dark Moon Greatsword.
The Elden Ring Ranni quest is one of the most important in the game, since it unlocks an alternate ending that s with more substantial differences than the little variations that the Goldmask, Dung-Eater, and Fia quests add. At the end of this area, in a large chest inside a small building, you ll find the Fingerslayer Blade, which is the treasure of Nokron that Ranni desires.
Some witches prefer hats made from natural materials such as wool or felt for their ability to hold and channel magical energies. Once the ideal hat has been chosen, the next step involves creating a sacred space for the casting spell ritual. Witches traditionally gather in a quiet and secluded area, where they can be one with nature and draw upon its energies.
How to complete the Ranni quest in Elden Ring
We walk you through the Ranni's story quest from start to finish.
(Image credit: FromSoftware)- How to start Ranni's quest
- How to find Nokron
- Starscourge Radahn tips
- Find the Fingerslaying Blade for Ranni in Nokron
- Exploring Nokstella and getting the Discarded Palace Key
- Lake of Rot and Astel, Naturalborn of the Void
- The Moonlight Altar and Dark Moon Greatsword
- Ranni quest epilogue
The Elden Ring Ranni quest is one of the most important in the game, since it unlocks an alternate ending that's with more substantial differences than the little variations that the Goldmask, Dung-Eater, and Fia quests add. It also helps you explore the Lands Between and some its most secret and extremely hard to get to locales.
That said, it's quite easy to miss Ranni entirely on your merry way to Leyndell, never realising there was a quest and an alternate ending you could've pursued. Even once you start the quest, there are some particularly tricky steps with solutions that—in FromSoftware fashion—aren't really telegraphed to players at all and require some searching out.
You'll first meet Ranni—masquerading as Renna—when she gives you the Spirit Calling Bell, but it'll be a long while before you encounter her again near Caria Manor in Liurnia. This is where you can start the quest proper and aid the witch in making her bid for supreme power. In this Elden Ring Ranni quest guide, I'll walk you through every step you need to take to complete it, and more importantly, grab that Dark Moon Greatsword.
This guide will contain lots of story spoilers surrounding secret locations and Ranni, so avoid if you want to find that stuff out yourself.
They create an altar adorned with various magical tools such as crystals, herbs, and candles. This sacred space serves as a focal point for the spellcasting process. The next phase of the spell involves invoking the energies of the elements and deities. Witches call upon the spirits of the Earth, Air, Fire, and Water, and seek their guidance and blessings. They may chant ancient incantations or recite prayers to connect with these ethereal forces. Once the connection with the elements has been established, the witch begins to infuse the hat with their intentions and desires. They visualize the qualities they wish to imbue in the hat, such as protection, wisdom, or the ability to enhance their magical abilities. With focused intention and concentration, they channel their energy into the hat, visualizing it glowing with a powerful aura. As the energy builds, the witch recites a specific spell or incantation, unique to their practice and traditions. The words they speak carry the power to manifest their intentions into reality. These spells often involve rhymes or rhythmic patterns, as they enhance the spell's effectiveness and make it easier to remember over time. After the spell has been cast, the witch allows the hat to sit in the sacred space, absorbing the energies of the ritual. Over time, the hat becomes a potent symbol of the witch's abilities and the spell's manifestation. When worn, it acts as a conduit for the witch's magic, amplifying their spells and enhancing their connection to the mystical realm. In conclusion, casting a spell on a witch hat is a sacred and intricate process that infuses the hat with magical energies. It involves finding the perfect hat, creating a sacred space, invoking the energies of the elements and deities, infusing the hat with intentions, reciting spells or incantations, and allowing the hat to absorb the energies of the ritual. This enchantment grants the hat its magical powers and adds a touch of mystique to any witch's persona..
Reviews for "The Witch Hat: A Treasure Trove of Occult Knowledge"
1. John - 2 stars - The concept of "Cast a Spell on the Witch Hat" seemed intriguing, but I found the execution to be extremely lacking. The story was nonsensical and the characters felt underdeveloped. The writing style was also quite repetitive and lacked depth. Overall, I was disappointed by the book and wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Sarah - 1 star - I couldn't even finish reading "Cast a Spell on the Witch Hat." The writing was incredibly dull and the plot was confusing. The author seemed to focus more on describing irrelevant details rather than creating a cohesive story. I found myself constantly checking to see how many pages were left, simply hoping it would end soon. Save yourself the disappointment and skip this novel.
3. Mark - 2 stars - The title and cover of "Cast a Spell on the Witch Hat" caught my attention, but unfortunately, the book itself couldn't hold it. The plot was slow-paced and tedious, with little to no character development. The magic elements felt forced and often didn't make sense within the context of the story. It's a shame because there was potential for a captivating magical adventure, but it fell flat. I would advise looking elsewhere for a more engaging read.