Elden Ring Rellana: Boss location and how to beat
Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree introduces many new enemies and bosses to spend hours upon hours learning how to defeat with countless deaths in between. One of the earliest is Rellana, Twin Moon Knight.
Once a Princess of the Carian family and Twin sister of Rennala, Queen of the Moon, Rellana has lots of quick slash attacks with quick fluid movements that see her dance around the battlefield.
Like many of the new encounters in Shadow of the Erdtree, patience and persistence are key to overcoming this fight.
With that in mind, here's what you need to know about how to beat Rellana in Elden Ring alongside where to find the boss in the Land of Shadow.
Rellana, Twin Moon Knight, is found in the Gravesite Plain region at the end of Castle Ensis, serving as the main antagonist of the legacy dungeon. Specifically, the Elden Ring boss can be found in the East Wing of the Ensis Moongazing Grounds.
Castle Ensis is relatively small in comparison to other legacy dungeons, with lots of magic scholars, noblemen, Messmer soldiers and more threatening your safety.
Progress through the building until reaching the Site of Grace by the Castle-Lord's Chamber. The entrance to Rellana can then be found close by.
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Rellana is a dual sword-wielding knight who doesn't let up. We've found either using a two-handed weapon that can inflict serious damage while she is busy with an NPC summon was effective, or alternatively taking a sword into the fight. Rellana signals her attacks clearly, so parrying is a good method for success.
The NPC summons – Dryleaf Dane and Needle Knight Leda – are found just outside the boss area and near the Site of Grace. While both provide useful distractions, they significantly increase the health of Rellana, so bear that in mind before
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