Elden Ring: Every Ending Explained

Elden Ring is a massive yet complex game to understand. Like other Fromsoftware games, there is a profound story behind the scenes; you have to dive deeper into the lore to understand it. This story can be understood by reading many items' descriptions and interacting with every NPC you can. By reading between the lines of the game, players can discover just how interesting the Land Between can be and just how impactful your decisions in the game


Reduced the delay between the end of various actions (such as using items or attack animations) and being able to perform the skill.

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This boss will sometimes perform this attack over and over again, but the Scarlet Rot hazard doesn’t linger on the ground for very long , so you’re good to repeat the same dodging maneuver. The boss has an extensive recovery from this attack each time, affording you ample opportunity to punish it between mo


Considering just how fleshed out Ranni's quest line is compared to others, one could question whether or not it truly would count as a side quest. However, with all the content available, this turns out to be an easy contender for the best side quest in the g


This affliction makes the Putrid Avatars the more dangerous of the two because their Leaping Slam attack sprays a wide area of the battlefield with Scarlet Rot, making it difficult to avoid infection—unless you know exactly where to st


The Avatar variants don’t have a terribly deep move set at their disposal, and each move is well-telegraphed, which helps quite a bit. Taking a direct hit can do quite a bit of damage, so you’ll want to pay extra attention to this boss’ tells and when an attack is coming down. This guide will not cover every attack in this boss’ move set, but it will instead cover the ones that tend to cause the most grief to play


Fixed a bug that prevented users from obtaining Crystal Tear. If you fail to obtain a Crystal Tear, the item will be added to your inventory when moving within the vicinity of the place where you should have obtained


Another ending with the tarnished becoming Elden Lord, except this time with a curse. After completing the Dung Eater's side quests , you obtain the Mending Rune of The Fell Omen. If you mend this rune with the Elden Ring Beginner guide Ring, you dispel a curse upon all people and future generations across the Lands Betw


As we all know, lore and characters are some of the most defining parts of any From Software game. Every soul you meet has more than a few skeletons in their closet, and you are sure to find a couple more of them laying about elsewhere. Elden Ring's setting, the Lands Between, has a great number of characters with stories to tell or stories that tell of the tales of a character. They'll often take you from one end of the earth to the other just to find the missing piece of someone's puzzling p


This curse keeps a soul from returning to the Erdtree upon death, and those who bear the curse are looked down upon by society. By cursing all people and future generations, you effectively cut out the Erdtree from the cycle of the world. By having all people bear the curse, you also end the stigmatism towards those who are already cursed. This ending is the most different Elden Lord ending as you change the world permanently by cursing all and cutting off all future souls from the Erdt


The world of Elden Ring is at a standstill when your journey begins. The Elden Ring has been broken into fragments, and without the Rune of Death, people in the Lands between are immortal. The demigods have gathered pieces of the Elden Ring and, after years of war, have given up on fighting. Instead, they huddle in their corner of the Lands Between and protect the piece they have already obtained. The land has been destroyed because of the war, and with no one making any moves, the Erdtree has called the tarnished back to the land to cause a cha


The Helphen's Steeple Greatsword, dropped by a Tibia Mariner enemy in Elden Ring 's Mountaintops of the Giants area , is a dark, barbed long-sword designed to be wielded by spell-sword character builds in Elden Ring . The Ruinous Ghostflame skill of this weapon envelopes the blade in a shroud of ghostly flame that deals extra damage and inflicts the Frostbite status effect. The 1.07 patch increased the damage, duration, and poise attrition granted by this skill while also shortening its recovery time, making the sinister-looking Helphen's Steeple a much more viable weapon for Elden Ring players who want to cosplay cursed sword-wielding fictional characters like Elric of Melniboné, wielder of Stormbringer, or Arthas Menethil from Warcraft, wielder of Frostmou


In an action RPGs like Elden Ring , featuring combat mechanics centered around attacking enemies during moments of vulnerability, avoiding damage through blocking/dodging/parrying, and managing resources such as stamina, the weapons (and spells) players can find and buy throughout the Elden Ring 's open world sandbox can possess a variety of qualities. From how much damage a single attack does and how much stamina it takes, to how many focus points a weapon's special skill consumes and how much it weighs, there are several factors that contribute to an evaluation of a weapon's viability. Balancing all of Elden Ring 's mechanics so that every weapon is unique and fun to use is almost impossible, even before factoring in variables such as PvP duels and Ashes of War, yet the 1.07 patch has been well-received, particularly for buffing a number of weapons and introducing separate PvP scal