The Larval Tear is a rare item in Elden Ring which grants you a special ability.  Depending on how far you are into the game when you find this item you may or may not understand what the item description means or where you can get one.  In this guide we’re going to discuss the Larval Tear, what it is and where to get it. What Does the Larval Tear Do The Larval Tear is a consumable item that is used by the Witch Rennala to “grant rebirth” according to the item’s description.

Hogwarts Legacy is more than just a Harry Potter sim game. You’re going to be facing off against dark wizards, poachers, evil goblins, and even some hostile fauna in your journey as a fifth-year student. Combat is actually quite important in the game. Some may say that the best defense is a great offense, but with so many things coming at you at once, you will need some protection. This is how you can use Protego in Hogwarts Legacy.

Hudson’s Signs aren’t the most fun activity in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, so you may wonder if there is a reward for completing them all. There are 81 Hudson Signs scattered across Hyrule, and finishing them all won’t be a walk in the park. They are challenging, too, as they require some pretty complex structures to make them stand upright. So if you plan on rebuilding all Hudson Signs in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, read on to find out the reward for your troubles.

Update 1.27 has arrived for Dragon Ball FighterZ and here’s the full list of changes and fixes added to this patch. The patch is available today to set up for the release of new DLC. As we reported earlier, the new DLC coming to Dragon Ball FighterZ is Super Saiyan 4 Gogeta from the Dragon Ball GT anime. This is the fusion of Goku and Vegeta in their Super Saiyan 4 form.

In Goddess of Victory: NIKKE, players can explore a map in each chapter where they may stumble upon locations that contain Lost Relics. Recommended Videos These relics are secret items, and their exact locations can be easily missed. Discovering them is like a mini-game within NIKKE, where players need to scour each chapter’s map in search of relics. Have you found all Lost Relics in Chapter 1? We have. Here’s where they are.

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Sons of the Forest has plenty of moments where playing with others can be of great benefit to you — although observing player name tags may get on some people’s nerves. Thankfully there is a way to deal with the name tags if you find them to be annoying or want some more immersion. This guide will take you through the process of how to hide player names in Sons of the Forest.

Starfield has a robust smuggling system that lets players live out their space pirate fantasies and rake in millions of Credits by selling ill-gotten gains. Recommended Videos However, finding someone to take the stolen goods off your hands isn’t an easy task if you’re still new to Starfield’s criminal underworld, and that’s if you can even manage to evade the United Colonies and Freestar Collective’s contraband scans in the first place.

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The main goal of the Pokemon franchise is to collect every monster available, and that translates extremely well to its mobile counterpart, Pokemon GO. While certain monsters, such as Eevee and its evolutions may have a special trick available to secure the particular evolution you would like, you may be hoping other monsters, like Clamperl, will do the same. Is there a way to secure either Gorebyss or Huntail by a specific naming convention, or a certain gender?