Where Elden Ring: Shadow Of The Erdtree DLC Starts
's long-awaited DLC is almost here, and those looking to find out where the DLC takes place within the game now have their answer. The expansion has been a long time coming, and recent previews — including a hands-on preview from — reveal that it's more of exactly what was loved in the core game. The return to The Lands Between is looking to be greater than expected.
There are still mysteries to be solved before its launch, though, as fans wonder exactly how they'll come to access the new content in-game. It's a fair question to ask — after all, the bold and extensive world of allows players to go in any direction that fascinates them most, and by FromSoftware's standards, to pick up directly at the end of the game's main story would simply be.
After months of fan speculation, FromSoftware finally confirms the number of bosses included in Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree expansion.
Players who haven't yet taken Malenia down should be happy because it has been revealed in an interview with Famitsu that won't require beating all the Elden Lords. Speaking to Famitsu (and as translated by ), director Hidetaka Miyazaki has revealed that players will gain access to the content buried in when they've defeated Starscourge Radahn, and once they've done that, beaten the optional boss Mohg Lord of Blood.
As Miyazaki explains in the interview, the "." Being optional, Mohg is a boss that some players have missed, but seeing as is now over two years old, it's likely the majority of fans have already passed this waypoint. is host to a lot of tough side bosses, and now, Mohg has practically stepped up to the plate as a mandatory boss for anyone trying to play
Keeping the DLC being an optional boss is perhaps the fairest way that can make the entry requirements for DLC. After all, people have paid for the right to experience, and if they can't beat Malenia, that doesn't make them less worthy of playing the expansion. is exciting, but at the least, players are going to have to
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