Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree - How To Beat [SPOILER] (Final Boss)

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The final boss of the DLC in can be a very difficult fight. Even with all the new gear, weapons, and upgrades the DLC offers, it is no easy task. However, knowing how to recognize the boss’ moves and counter them is a good start to beating them. After that, you just need the patience born out of the grind that has gotten you this far, and you can beat the final boss, too.

[Warning: The following article contains spoilers for Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree.]

After you have reached the point of no return in the , you will go through a short series of missions before getting to the final boss. These missions will get you a few more new weapons, and it is worth testing them out a bit before committing to the final fight to see if they fit your build better. Once you reach the final boss, you will want to prepare for the fight and take a deep breath.

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This boss fight in can be quite difficult, especially in the second phase. However, a few things can make it a little easier in the preparation phase, and choosing what weapon and gear you use will make it easier. Elbethium states in his video that Radahn, Consort of Miquella, is weak to blood and rot, so you will want to find a weapon that does that damage.

Some suggestions include the Bloody Helice, a thrusting sword, or the Blood Godskin Stitcher. Essential to Elbethium’s build is the Fingerprint Stone Shield, which allows you to attack and guard at the same time. This means you do not have to take as much damage while dishing it out yourself.

Some suggested Talismans from include the Two-Headed Turtle Talisman, the Golden Braid Talisman, the Lord of Blood’s Exultation, the Erdtree’s Favor +2, or the Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman. Getting the extra bleed damage and extra defensive Talismans are important for dealing a lot of damage and protecting yourself simultaneously