Elden Ring DLC Guide: How to Obtain St. Trina's Blossom Flower Helm

In the latest Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, players are introduced to a host of new content, including weapons, talismans, and armor like the St. Trina's Blossom flower helm. While many of these items are accessible through exploration in the Land of Shadow, some require delving into hidden corners and completing specific questlines. Among these is the elusive St. Trina's Blossom, a unique piece of armor tied to the mysterious Saint Trina. Here's how to unlock and obtain this intriguing helm.

Completing Thiollier's Questline

Thiollier, a new NPC in the Land of Shadow, is on a quest to uncover the secrets of St. Trina. Although he initially sets out to find Miquella, he eventually shifts focus to locating and safeguarding his patron, St. Trina. Thiollier, despite his frail appearance, is adept with potions and poisons, which he also sells. For a comprehensive guide to Thiollier’s questline and the associated lore, check out Gamerpillar's video on YouTube.

As part of Thiollier's quest, players must venture into the Fissure Depths and defeat the Putrescent Knight remembrance boss. After conquering this challenge, you can activate the Site of Grace and access the Garden of Deep Purple, where St. Trina’s remains are located. This section of the quest involves multiple dialogue interactions, some intentional deaths, and battles with Thiollier. Upon defeating the final DLC boss, players can complete Thiollier’s quest and claim the associated rewards. However, there is one additional item to uncover.

While finishing Thiollier's questline isn't mandatory to unlock St. Trina's Blossom, it is highly recommended to complete it. Doing so not only enhances your understanding of St. Trina's story but also enriches the overall experience of the DLC.

Finding St. Trina's Blossom

After defeating the final boss, many players may assume their adventure is complete and either move on to New Game+ or conclude their exploration. However, St. Trina has one last secret to offer. Return to the Garden of Deep Purple Site of Grace to discover that St. Trina has unfortunately passed away following Miquella’s defeat. Investigate her remains to find St. Trina’s Blossom, a final gift left behind.

This flower helm features a delicate purple flower positioned behind the Tarnished’s ear. While it offers minimal physical damage negation, it provides some protection against Magic, Fire, Lightning, and Holy damage. Additionally, it enhances Focus and Vitality, with a notable 6% boost to FP—beneficial for spellcasters and those utilizing Ashes of War.

Though it’s a subtle addition, St. Trina's Blossom is a hidden gem that many may miss at the end of Shadow of the Erdtree. This DLC serves as a reminder that, even after the main story concludes, Elden Ring continues to offer surprises and treasures for those who seek them.