Elden Ring Longtail Cat Talisman Not Working Explained 

Longtail Cat Talisman is a passive effect item in Elden Ring that is supposed to “render the wearer immune to fall damage.” Still, the entire community is shocked as many players have fallen to their death even after equipping the said enchanted Talisman.  

The constant failure of the Talisman to save players’ lives from lethal falls has got the players questioning why the Longtail Cat Talisman is not working correctly? Is it bugged? Turns out that the Talisman is working just the way From Software game developers intended it to! 

How does the Longtail Cat Talisman work in Elden Ring? 

The Longtail Cat Talisman only protects the player from taking any damage when falling from a non-fatal height of 16 m to ~19.9 m or less in Elden Ring. It cannot save a player from dying of a higher drop, generally 20 m or more. 

Elden Ring Longtail Cat Talisman Not Working Explained
Longtail Cat Talisman

In Elden Ring, if you jump off a height of more than 20 m, you will immediately die, which ultimately means that falling from such a height will kill you whether you equip the Talisman or not. Using this Talisman simply means that the non-fatal fall damage commonly incurred from 16 m to ~19.9 m drop isn’t taken at all. 

The description of the Longtail Cat Talisman is confusing and contradicting. It reads as: 

A brooch depicting Lacrima, the long-tailed cat. 

Renders the wearer immune to fall damage. 

However, it cannot prevent falling to one’s death. 

Lacrima features in the fables of Raya Lucaria, in which she is 

described as a faerie cat who was fond of playing in the great bell tower.

Longtail Cat Talisman Description

The fact that it is supposed to make the player “immune” from the fall damage, but at the same time, it is unable to prevent the death from falling has tricked many players into using it and believing that it can entirely negate the fall damage. Unfortunately, that’s not the case here. This Talisman is just too ineffective and impractical in the game.  

As useless as the Longtail Cat Talisman is, if you still want to give it a try, here is how you can get it. 

How to acquire the Longtail Cat Talisman in Elden Ring? 

The Longtail Cat Talisman can be found on a corpse located near Schoolhouse Classroom Site of Grace of Raya Lucaria Academy in Liurnia

Elden Ring Longtail Cat Talisman Not Working Explained
Longtail Cat Talisman Location

Fast travel to the Schoolhouse Classroom site and take the exit out west. Follow the path to the left until you reach a mechanical lift. Jump onto the lift and ride it down until you reach a ledge with long crystals on it. 

Elden Ring Longtail Cat Talisman Not Working Explained
Ride the Lift Down

Now, jump onto this ledge and follow it due east until you come across a mecha boss. 

Elden Ring Longtail Cat Talisman Not Working Explained
Mecha Boss

Sneak past the enemy, and pick up the Longtail Cat Talisman from the corpse lying right behind it. Now, you can equip it to prevent all non-lethal fall damage. 

Elden Ring Longtail Cat Talisman Not Working Explained
Longtail Cat Talisman
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About Elden Ring

Elden Ring is a major title released by FromSoftware in 2022, the developers of Demon’s Souls, Bloodborne, and the Dark Souls franchise. Set in the ‘Lands Between’,  players are on a quest to repair the Elden Ring and become the new Elden Lord.

Shadow of the Erdtree is a full-fledged expansion for Elden Ring added in June 2024. It is a whole new map with new Weapons, Sorceries, Ashes, and Craftables. It is a challenging DLC and as players continue to explore the map, they find surprises and easter eggs left by the developers every day.

 

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