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Get quick access to Sellen and her sorceries.
Looking for the Elden Ring Waypoint Ruins Site of Grace? These resting places are handy for topping up your health or spending your hard-earned runes. But you can also use them to fast travel around the map. The best bit is, you don’t have to be anywhere near one to move your character to a Site of Grace you’ve already activated.
Sites of Grace are certainly useful for covering distances quickly, or backtracking to certain NPCs if you need to. As it happens, you can find a vendor that sells Elden Ring spells in the Waypoint Ruins cellar, and activating the Site of Grace here is a useful way to get back to them once you’ve stocked up on runes to spend. Here’s where to find the Elden Ring Waypoint Ruins Site of Grace. 
Even if you know the spot, it’s not particularly easy to find. Don’t let the pink flowers fool you either—the enemies in this area will poison you, and you’re looking for a relatively small doorway to find the area below. Look out for the torch that lights up the entryway, fairly close to the large flower enemy.
Once inside the cellar, brace yourself for a boss fight. The Mad Pumpkin Head isn’t particularly tough, though, as long as you don’t get caught by his flail or head smash. Once you’ve taken him out, you’ll find the Site of Grace in the same room. Open the door at the back of the cellar to gain access to Sellen the Sorcerer and all her spells.
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Sarah’s earliest gaming memories involve playing Jet Set Willy on the ZX Spectrum at a friend’s house. These days, and when not writing guides, most of her spare time goes into MMOs—though she’s quite partial to JRPGs too. She has spent much of the last decade playing the likes of Star Wars: The Old Republic, TERA, Final Fantasy 14, and World of Warcraft. Sarah has been writing about games for several years and, before joining PC Gamer, freelanced for the likes of TechRadar, GamingBible, and Rock Paper Shotgun. One of her fondest hopes is to one day play through the ending of Final Fantasy X without breaking down into a sobbing heap. She probably has more wolves in Valheim than you.
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