Elden Ring Radahn boss guide: Location and how to beat him
If you are flexing your sword swinging arm in preparation for Elden Ring’s upcoming DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree then there is a good chance you are working out how to defeat Radahn.
The brutally challenging game will require players to have defeated the aforementioned Starscourge Radahn as well as Mohg before they can even access the expansion, which is due to release on 21st June 2024.
Radahn is a demigod and Shardbearer who is just optional to fight in the game, but players will have no chance but to overcome him if they want to dive into Elden Ring’s first and only expansion pack.
We have put together all the information you need to locate and beat Radahn in Elden Ring, so roll your sleeves up and read on.
Radahn can be located at Castle Redmane in Caelid. The boss can be encountered midway through the Ranni quest, which many players may have already finished.
To be more specific, to get to Radahn you must first visit a Site of Grace called Impassable Greatbridge once you are in Caelid. Nearby, there is a portal that will let you venture into Castle Redmane where you can speak with Blaidd, who is standing in a courtyard next to a large fire. He will wish you luck, which you will inevitably need.
From there, you can enter a tournament by speaking with a man standing at the top of a flight of stairs which is attached to a stone archway. He will give you a brief history lesson after which you must leave the castle and find a portal located next to a river on the edge of the grounds.This will teleport you directly to Radahn where you will arrive at the Wailing Dunes.
If learning visually is more your thing, check out this really simple video on YouTube from Gamepillar below.
When you first appear at the Wailing Dunes, Radahn will start some a long way away from you and he will propel purple blasts of magic from distance in your direction. Our first tip here is to obviously roll out of the way and summon allies. Allow them a few moments to meet him in close quarters
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