Cathedral of Manus Metyr site of grace is found in the front hall of the cathedral, right before Count Ymir's chamber.Cathedral of Manus Metyr
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The Cathedral of Manus Metyr site of grace is found in the front hall of the cathedral, right before Count Ymir's chamber.
The Cathedral of Manus Metyr is a location in Shadow of the Erdtree. It is located on the Scadu Altus in the Realm of Shadow.
Overview
A massive cathedral on the eastern Scadu Altus, located off an exit from the Church District Highroad.
The Cathedral of Manus Metyr is the current location of the finger-weaver and high priest Count Ymir and his companion Jolán, Swordhand of Night. Gaining their trust will unlock many secrets.
The cathedral is built above the Finger Ruins of Miyr, accessible by interacting with Count Ymir's chair while he is away. However, this can only be done after progressing in his questline and ringing the bells at the Finger Ruins of Rhia and the Finger Ruins of Dheo.
The location is also surrounded by a shallow lake populated by great dragonflies, marionette soldiers, and turtles.
In the courtyard to the west of the Cathedral, there is a cemetery with the grave of Ymir's son Yuri.[1] The cathedral also has a Remembrance Duplication Coffin.
Sites of Grace
Cathedral of Manus Metyr site of grace is found in the front hall of the cathedral, right before Count Ymir's chamber.
Characters
NPCs
Bosses
- Count Ymir, Mother of Fingers
- Metyr, Mother of Fingers (Finger Ruins of Miyr)
- Swordhand of Night Anna (Finger Ruins of Miyr)
- Swordhand of Night Jolán
Creatures and Enemies
Gallery
The map icon for the cathedral.
A tombstone in the attached graveyard reads, "Yuri, beloved child. Taken before his time."
See also
- Cathedral of Manus Celes
- Divine Towers
- Finger Ruins of Dheo
- Finger Ruins of Rhia
- Finger-Weaver's Hovel
- Rabbath's Rise
Trivia
- The cathedral's window panes feature a horseshoe-shaped pattern that also resembles the Greek letter Ω (Omega, ωμέγα).
- The Cathedral of Manus Metyr resembles the Cathedral of Manus Celes in both name and structure. Manus is another word for hand.
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