The Purifying Crystal Tear makes the fight against Mohg far easier, especially if you're trying to get into Shadow of the Erdtree.
The Purifying Crystal Tear is one of the most important Tears you can get for the Flask of Wondrous Physick. This lets you completely avoid taking damage from Mohg’s three-hit, sky-piercing attack that does tremendous Blood Loss. The tricky part will be actually finding it, as you’ll need to make some progress through Yura’s questline.
Where to find Purifying Crystal Tear
The Purifying Crystal Tear is dropped by Eleonora, Violet Bloody Finger, who invades you at the Second Church of Marika in the Altus Plateau. She will invade you at the chapel if you have progressed Yura’s questline or if you’ve killed Yura. Interact with Yura’s body in the church to begin the fight.
To get Yura to this point, you must first speak with him while he is in Limgrave, south of the Agheel Lake (he’s under the ruins). From there, travel to the north of the lake and follow the river up the ravine until you’re invaded by Bloody Finger Nerijus (near Murkwater Cave). Defeat the invader to progress the quest.
Next, go to the Main Academy Gate at the Raya Lucaria Royal Academy. Look for the red summon sign along the bridge to the northeast, just past the floating sigil. Interact with the sign and agree to aid Yura. Once in his world, help him defeat Bloody Finger Ravenmount Assassin. You can then speak to him near where you touched his summon sign.
Finally, head to the Altus Plateau and to the Second Church of Marika. Yura should be on the ground, speak with him to get his Nagakiba. After a few second, Eleonora will invade. Defeating her rewards you with Eleonora’s Poleblade and the Purifying Crystal Tear.
Now that you’ve got the Purifying Crystal Tear, remember to mix it into your Flask of Wondrous Physick. Also, make sure you drink it in time to avoid taking damage from Mohg’s second phase attack where he jabs the sky three times. Swing by our Elden Ring Strategy Guide for more help with the base game and the DLC.
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