Looking for Elden Ring Ancient Dragon Smithing Stone locations? With the expansion comes a whole set of treasures to uncover and monsters to slay. This inevitably means more dragons, which are a handy resource for these precious items, but the upgrade materials are also reliably found in ruined forges scattered throughout the region. Getting the Elden Ring Ancient Dragon Smithing Stones, or their Somber variants, is vital for upgrading the best Elden Ring weapons to their maximum potential. To get the best Elden Ring builds, you'll need top gear, and given there are some new armaments available in the RPG game's DLC, you won't want to miss out on them. Continue reading Elden Ring Ancient Dragon Smithing Stone locations MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Elden Ring builds, Elden Ring bosses, Elden Ring weapons

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Illustration by Cath Virginia / The Verge | Photo from Getty Images TikTok says that the government didn’t adequately consider viable alternative options before charging ahead with a law that could ban the platform in the US. TikTok, whose parent company ByteDance is based in China, claims that it provided the US government with an extensive and detailed plan to mitigate national security risks and that this plan was largely ignored when Congress passed a law with a huge impact on speech. In briefs filed at the DC Circuit Court on Thursday, both TikTok and a group of creators on the platform who’ve filed their own suit spelled out their case for why they believe the new law violates the First Amendment. The court is set to hear oral arguments in the case on September 16th, just a few months before the... Continue reading…