Interactive map
Browse the Lands Between and Shadow of the Erdtree with markers for bosses, Sites of Grace, weapons, and other landmarks.
The forge
Tarnished Forge is an unofficial Elden Ring hub: database pages, free calculators, an interactive map, walkthrough routes and a browser-local progress tracker for the Lands Between and Shadow of the Erdtree.
Last updated September 18, 2026
Tarnished Forge exists for players who bounce between a map tab, a weapon list, a build planner and a half-finished checklist. Instead of scattering those jobs across five bookmarks, the site keeps them under one roof with shared language, shared navigation and — where it matters — shared local progress.
We cover both the base game and Shadow of the Erdtree. Some tools are finished end to end; others still grow route by route. Incomplete pages stay labeled by what they can already do, rather than pretending every corner of the Lands Between is done.
Tarnished Forge is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to FromSoftware, Bandai Namco, or any related rights holders. Elden Ring and Shadow of the Erdtree are trademarks of their respective owners. All game content referenced here belongs to those owners.
The product is organized around five jobs players actually open a browser tab for. Each area can stand alone; together they cover a full playthrough and cleanup cycle.
Browse the Lands Between and Shadow of the Erdtree with markers for bosses, Sites of Grace, weapons, and other landmarks.
Look up weapons, armor, talismans, sorceries, incantations, bosses and quests with filters that match how players actually search.
Plan builds, weapon attack rating, level rune costs, damage estimates, equip load and armor combinations without spreadsheet work.
Follow progression order, beginner advice, boss routes and completion checklists when you want a path instead of a raw list.
Mark bosses, gear, spells, quests and achievements done. Progress stays in this browser so you can pick up later without an account.
Game facts on Tarnished Forge come from static JSON snapshots kept in the project. Pages read those snapshots at build or request time — there is no live scrape of third-party wikis when you open a weapon or boss page. That keeps loads predictable and makes it obvious when a field is still empty.
Progress is separate from game data. Checklist ticks, some calculator drafts and related tracker state use browser storage on your device. Clearing site data, switching browsers or using private mode starts a fresh tracker unless you export a backup from the checklist tools.
Pages exist to answer a real player question: where is it, what does it scale with, what should I do next, or what am I still missing.
If a location, effect or number is not verified in our data, the field stays empty or partial. We do not invent game stats to look complete.
Checklist and calculator progress save in your browser. There is no account wall and no cloud save required to use the core tools.
The home page is a hub. Deep keywords stay on the pages that own them — map, weapons, calculators, walkthrough — instead of competing with every route.
New Tarnished can start with the beginner guide, early weapon filters and a light checklist. Returning players usually want boss cleanup, missing legendary collections, DLC map markers or a build that fits a hard level cap. Theory-crafters bounce between weapon AR, equip load and armor optimizer until the weight and damage numbers line up.
The site is free to use. You do not need an account to open the map, run a calculator or mark progress. If something is wrong, incomplete or confusing, the contact page is the shortest path back to us.
Elden Ring data drifts: patches change numbers, DLC adds rows, and location notes get sharper over time. If you spot a bad stat, a missing marker, a calculator edge case or a guide step that no longer matches the live game, tell us.