Small Gold Effigy: Sends a cooperative summon sign to several nearby summoning pools (activated pools only). In other players' worlds, they may see your gold summon sign, and should they interact with it, they will summon you into their game You can only place one summoning sign, so when you place a new one, your previous gold summon sign will be removed. Tarnished Furled Finger: Leaves a gold summoning sign to play cooperative multiplayer. These gold summoning signs are essentially invitations to join co-op with other players. Each of these has specific purposes relating to multiplayer.
In the game's menu-I hesitate to call it a pause menu since you can't actually pause Elden Ring-you'll see three strange items when you click on multiplayer: Finger Severer, Tarnished Furled Finger, and Small Gold Effigy. But since you're here, you're more likely looking to play in co-op, so here's what you need to know. Set these to your preferences, including possibly turning co-op off entirely by selecting your launch setting to offline. You'll see options for cross-region play, voice, chat, and more. The first thing you'll want to do is check your network settings under the game's system options menu.
When you arrive in The Lands Between, you'll default to playing games in solo mode, but you can easily change this using an item you'll start the game with once you get past the tutorial. Once you figure out the rather confusing system in place, you can invite friends for boss battles, exploration, and all else Elden Ring has to offer. if you need a hand learning how to play Elden Ring in co-op multiplayer, we've got a complete guide here. In the Lands Between, it's dangerous to go alone, take a friend! Playing Elden Ring co-op is the best way to play for many players, but as usual, the system in place is a bit more complicated than you might be used to if you're not someone who tends to jump into From Software's games.
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