Elden Ring: Where did the falling star land in Limgrave?

With your business in Caelid completed, for the time being, your Tarnished's focus shifts to Nokron, Eternal City, lying deep within the Elden Ring's Lands Between. A falling star has supposedly opened up a passage to Nokron now that the stars can travel freely again and fate can flow, but you're not given much information about where it fell.

Where did the Nokron falling star land in Elden Ring?

First and foremost, you must locate the falling star crater in Limgrave before proceeding to Nokron. The star fell to the southeast of Limgrave, just south of the Mistwood Ruins. From the Third Church of Marika, head south, or from Fort Haight West, head northwest. Make sure you're on Torrent when you arrive at the crater because there will be some jumping.

Descend along the crater's rim; leaping down will only kill you. You must then double leap across the gap into the opening below you when you reach the flat area at the bottom.

Where is Nokron, Eternal City in Elden Ring?

Look down over the ledge below you inside this new room, then drop down, bearing left. The scene transition will appear as you pass through the window in front of you - you're in Nokron, baby. This rooftop region, however, is quite dangerous, mostly because you can easily fall to your death.

Carefully descend and then cross the rooftop walkway, fighting or ignoring the silver slimes, until you reach a ledge. As you continue down the ledge to your left, you'll notice a window that you can enter. Dropdown again on the other side, but watch out for archer foes. Remove them, then proceed to the next room to discover the Nokron, Eternal City Site of Grace.