Elden Ring: How to Get St. Trina's Torch

Elden Ring

By Manish Kumar Choudhary

Published Jun 10, 2024

St. Trina is one of the most mysterious characters in Elden Ring. During their journey through The Lands Between, players might stumble upon items and weapons describing an enigmatic young girl who brought sweet slumber to the restless and deprived. Lore enthusiasts can find mentions of her in the descriptions of items like Trina’s Lily, Sleep Pots, Fevor’s Cookbook, the Sword of St. Trina, and St. Trina’s Torch.

While most St. Trina-related items can be found in the early areas of Limgrave and Caelid, St. Trina’s Torch stands out as the hardest item to obtain. Additionally, it provides a clear depiction of how St. Trina might look. This torch comes with an innate Sleep buildup, making it a perfect weapon choice for any sleep build enthusiasts. Follow this guide to find out how you can get St. Trina’s Torch in Elden Ring.

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Elden Ring: St. Trina’s Torch Location Guide

To get St. Trina’s Torch, you will have to head all the way to the Consecrated Snowfield located next to the Mountaintops of the Giants. After leaving the Hidden Path to the Haligtree dungeon, you will enter the Consecrated Snowfields shrouded in mist. Head north to find the Consecrated Snowfield site of grace. From there, head northeast to find a carriage with a chest on its back. This chest contains St. Trina’s Torch.

In this area, players can discover three different carriages, which could be confusing for some. During the daytime, there is a wagon surrounded by various guards in the northwest of the Consecrated Snowfield. Players can find another wagon at the same location, but with two Night Cavalry bosses during nighttime. You will have to avoid both of these carriages and head northeast to find the carriage containing St. Trina’s Torch.

The Consecrated Snowfield can only be accessed after collecting both halves of the Haligtree Medallion. After obtaining both halves, go to the Grand Lift of Rold and use the Secret Medallion option to reach the Hidden Path to the Haligtree.

How Does St. Trina’s Torch Work?

Torches in Elden Ring are not typically meant to be treated as weapons, but just like shields, players can push their damage capabilities to incredible limits. Even so, St. Trina’s Torch is not known for its power. Instead, it has gained fame for its unique Ash of War called Fires of Slumber.

When using the weapon skill, the player uses the torch to breathe a beautiful purple flame onto the ground. While it looks like fire, these flames of slumber unfortunately deal no damage. Instead, they inflict sleep buildup on any enemy coming into contact with the flame. Casting the skill requires 15 FP, and the flame lasts for around five seconds.

Is St. Trina’s Torch Good?

Elden Ring - St. Trina's Torch description

Elden Ring features incredibly strong builds centered around status effects like Bleed and Rot, but Sleep isn’t very popular among the player base. Many enemies, especially bosses, are immune to Sleep. Players interested in trying a funny or troll build, though, can definitely try St. Trina’s Torch. St. Trina’s Torch has max scaling of only D in Dexterity and Strength and C in Faith, requiring a minimum of 10 Dexterity, 10 Strength, and 14 Faith. For this reason, it might not be worth investing Somber Smithing Stones in upgrading St. Trina’s Torch. Upgrade levels do not affect the weapon’s sleep buildup, making it quite useful even at level 0.

The sleep buildup for St. Trina’s Torch is that its sleep buildup has no relation to the Arcane stat, unlike Soporific Grease. Any build can use St. Trina’s Torch to its full potential, as long as they meet the minimum stat requirements to wield it.