Wandering Mausoleums

[Mackenzie]

Can anyone explain how these things work for remembrances?

Do you just go in one and you can clone any remembrance you want one time?

How many total are there?

What's this I hear about some of the mausoleums not being useful if they don't have a bell or something?

[Dankmemelord]

Mausoleums that have a bell can create remembrances from shard bearers I believe like Radahn, Mausoleums with no bell can only make remembrances from regular bosses that drop them like Placidusax. I think theres around 8 total, but you can probably find the exact number on a wiki.

[HighLanderPony]

Originally posted by Dankmemelord:

Mausoleums that have a bell can create remembrances from shard bearers I believe like Radahn, Mausoleums with no bell can only make remembrances from regular bosses that drop them like Placidusax. I think theres around 8 total, but you can probably find the exact number on a wiki.

That'd be fine except when you enable one that hides its bell, so... 4Head design?

[Grottowalker]

Also, you can spend the ones you have collected before. So if you want both rewards from the two fingers thing.. then you can grab the first reward then go to the walking mausoleum later to get the second copy of that remembrance

[Watermelons]

Originally posted by Dankmemelord:

Mausoleums that have a bell can create remembrances from shard bearers I believe like Radahn, Mausoleums with no bell can only make remembrances from regular bosses that drop them like Placidusax. I think theres around 8 total, but you can probably find the exact number on a wiki.

This is mostly accurate, except there are 7 total Mausoleums.
The Mausoleums without bells I think are all just hanging out in the Mausoleum Compound area in north east Liurnia of the Lakes, there are two of these. They exclude the Shardbearer Demigods, so no Radahn, Godrick, Rennala, Rykard, Morgott, Malenia, or Mohg. Every other rememberance will be available.

They let you duplicate any rememberances you've obtained in that playthrough only (so like, going into NG+ you won't be able to select an endgame boss' rememberance to duplicate until you've beaten them again), and you can duplicate them as much as you'd like. However, you can only get each reward from a rememberance once per playthrough. They all only offer two rewards, so in a single playthrough, it's only worth duplicating one once, for its second reward.

However, NG+ resets this limit, so if you take unused rememberances into NG+, you can get those rewards again once each.
So if you wanted a dupe of a weapon from an endgame boss, it's smart to duplicate that rememberance and then hold onto it for NG+, to use after you've beaten your first Shardbearer.

[Mackenzie]

Thanks for the responses, guys.

So there's 7 total, 5 of which have bells, is that correct?

And ones with bells mean that they can do all remembrances or just shardbearer remembrances?

(and ones without bells can only do non-shardbearer remembrances?)

[Mackenzie]

Sorry, I'm still a little confused, it's a weird concept for me :s

[Dankmemelord]

Originally posted by Mackenzie:

Thanks for the responses, guys.

So there's 7 total, 5 of which have bells, is that correct?

And ones with bells mean that they can do all remembrances or just shardbearer remembrances?

(and ones without bells can only do non-shardbearer remembrances?)

Bell mausoleums can duplicate ALL remembrances, but are unique as they can duplicate shard bearer remembrances, which regular mausoleums cannot. So yes, you are correct.

[Mackenzie]

Originally posted by Dankmemelord:

Originally posted by Mackenzie:

Thanks for the responses, guys.

So there's 7 total, 5 of which have bells, is that correct?

And ones with bells mean that they can do all remembrances or just shardbearer remembrances?

(and ones without bells can only do non-shardbearer remembrances?)

Bell mausoleums can duplicate ALL remembrances, but are unique as they can duplicate shard bearer remembrances, which regular mausoleums cannot. So yes, you are correct.

Thanks for the clarification. Was hoping I understood that right.