Who is Shadow of the Erdtree's final boss? How to beat familiar Elden Ring foe
The wait is over, and Elden Ring's much-coveted DLC drops today.
Shadow of the Erdtree continues FromSoftware's Soulsborne DLC tradition, and provides a rich and satisfying expansion that, as some critics say, feels almost like a sequel.
With a whole new world to explore with the Land of Shadow, loads of new weapons, and plenty of new enemies, fans won't be disappointed.
Speaking of enemies, who is Shadow of the Erdtree's final boss? If you've already stormed through the DLC, you might find yourself up against a familiar foe...
Let's take a look at the best tactics for beating them… again. Spoilers ahead!
As you'll need to have beaten him in the base game to play Shadow of the Erdtree, he won't be a stranger to you. The final boss of the DLC is none other than Radahn. Again.
Check out our guide to fighting him in the base game now. However, we can't promise the same rules will apply now...
As Radahn is the final boss, you'll need to get through a large chunk of the DLC before you can face him.
You'll need to defeat Romina, Saint of the Bud, and then burn the sealing tree by using Messmer's Kindling. This should reveal the final dungeon, Enir-Ilim.
Radahn is within!
For a visual guide, check out the video from YouTube Channel PowerPyx below:
So, how do we beat Radahn for the second time? As we've hinted, it's not quite the same as the first time around...
Firstly, as you can see in the PowerPyx video, make sure you summon Ansbach and Thiollier if you can. They'll make the battle a lot easier.
Radahn was the hardest boss in the base game, and he's not exactly a walk in the park in Shadow of the Erdtree. It's worth mentioning that there are two phases, too, so keep on your toes after the midway cutscene.
One he's done,touch the memory to trigger a cutscene.
Good luck!
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