Elden Ring: How To Get Night Set (Sauron Armor) In Shadow Of The Erdtree
Getting the Night Set armor in can allow you to look somewhat like Sauron from the franchise, but it may be painstaking to acquire if you do not know where to look – and, even if you do, it is locked behind a secret that requires some exploration and patience. The Night Set is one of the many new sets of gear that players can obtain while traversing the Realm of Shadow from the highly DLC. It joins the ranks of the Shadow Militiaman set in , for instance.
However, it looks much better and offers better defensive properties. The Night Set gained notoriety by being a well-designed set of black armor adorned by a helm with spikes that resemble the one used by Sauron in – so much so that it has been commonly referred to as the Sauron armor in . Despite its menacing look and stats bonuses, this is not set that is very difficult to acquire, but you will first need to unlock a location called the Bonny Gaol in the DLC.
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Getting to the Bonny Gaol is the first part of the challenge, as it does require some progress through the campaign, as well as some exploration. The first thing you need to do is to unlock the Highroad Cross Site of Grace. This means beating the RellanaTwin Moon Knight boss after fully exploring Castle Ensis in . From Highroad Cross, you will want to move north until there is a path leading east and take that path. Follow it down and, eventually, you should see Moorth Ruins to your left.
Don’t forget to touch the Site of Grace at Moorth Ruins.
From the Moorth Ruins Site of Grace, proceed further east, into the ruins, and you should find one of two doors that you can access. One of them contains Shattered Stone Talisman and a large drop to the lower level, while another nearby one, a bit further east, has a smaller drop down. You can make it to the lower level from the high drop, but it is much riskier to do
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