Finger Snap is one of the many gestures or emotes that you can unlock for your character in Elden Ring. As already obvious from its name, you can use the gesture to snap your fingers at any point in the game. This can be either to taunt enemies after a long PvP duel or a boss that you just put down. However, this gesture plays a vital role in progressing a major questline in the game.
Gestures are a feature in Elden Ring that allows players to express themselves without dialogue. You will have access to a total of forty-six gestures. Most of these are used to communicate non-verbally with summoned players and the like, while some gestures can be used to unlock areas and equipment.
If you are looking to get the Finger Snap gesture and learn how to use it in Elden Ring, keep reading.
Finger Snap Gesture Location in Elden Ring
To get the Finger Snap gesture, first head to the Mistwood Ruins inside the Mistwood Jungle until you hear the howling of a wolf. The nearest site of grace is the Mistwood Outskirts, in the eastern region of Limgrave. Make sure to wait until the nightfall for Blaidd to appear.
Now go to the Church of Elleh and talk to Merchant Kale and ask him about the howling in Mistwood. Kale will tell you about Blaidd and he will teach the Finger Snap gesture.
Where to use the Finger Snap Gesture
Players can use the Finger Snap gesture to call Blaidd, a half-wolf, out of his resting place atop the ruins to speak with the Tarnished. This is the only way to progress Blaidd Quest, making this gesture a must-have.
The Finger Snap emote is also a great way to congratulate your opponents for their win over a boss or to humiliate their dead opponent after a fight.
