Elden Ring: 10 Memes That Sum Up The Game’s Bosses

The fact that he is a formidable opponent further presents Ludwig as something to be feared. Players will spend a lot of time trying to get through his quick heavy attacks and harder combos during his second ph


The dark fantasy setting of Elden Ring _ , FromSoftware's latest RPG, is full of fearsome warriors - champions of gold who wield holy powers, enchanted knights that cast astral magic, and barbarian brawlers who can stir up storms of wind and shatter the earth beneath their feet. The most fearsome martial artist of the Lands Between, however, may be a figure never encountered directly in the game - a blind swordsman dressed in garments of blue who defeated the anthropomorphic personification of Rot, then acted as a mentor to Malenia, Blade of Miquella, one of the most challenging bosses in _Elden Ring 's main game. What follows is an exploration of the lore of Elden Ring 's easily missed item descriptions and area maps in order to piece together a picture of whom the Blind Swordsman was and the role they played in shaping the game's backst


The lore surrounding Miquella and Mogh, Lord of Blood is particularly strange. Mogh was obsessed with Miquella and stole him from the Haligtree in the hopes of raising him to godhood and becoming his consort. That said, Miquella was cursed with eternal childhood, making that paradigm doubly dubi


The way that she moves and is designed with attention to the snakes that are wrapping around her body forms a captivating character design. Each move looks like it was created with great detail in mind. The entirety of her being is menac


There's no worse feeling than engaging in a tough fight with a huge stockpile of runes only to lose them and then have that treasure trove essentially held hostage by the boss. Some choose to admit defeat and abscond to another part of the map, while others bullheadedly throw themselves at the boss until they, by some miracle, prev


Wandering far beyond his homeland, the Blind Swordsman came to the Lands Between, which was being threatened by a terrifying incarnation of the Scarlet Rot. A mysterious fairy - possibly a spirit of Elden Ring 's underground Ainsel or Siofra River - blessed the Blind Swordsman and gave him sword patterned after flowing water (there are parallels here between this mysterious fairy and the Lady of the Lake from Arthurian myth). With this sword in hand, the Blind Swordsman defeated the god, then cast its avatar into the flowing waters of the Ainsel River. Trapped in the antithesis of stagnation, the avatar was swept downstream to the river's deepest terminus, left to fester in what would be known as the Lake of


Fia’s ending in _Elden Ring _ raises more questions than answers. Also known as the "Age of the Duskborn," Fia’s ending causes a mist to descend onto the Lands Between. Given Fia’s association with Godwyn the Prince of Death, players have suspected that this mist represents - and even causes - the end of immortality in the Lands Between. However, diving deeper into the lore behind the Duskborn ending makes it clear this is not the whole story behind this mysterious m


Plenty of ferocious monsters and enemies are scattered throughout the Lands Between, and nearly all are formidable opponents. And as you may imagine, the bigger they are, the more challenging the opponent. This isn't the rule all the time, as Malenia , one of if not the most challenging bosses, is about the same size as your average Tarnished. But that statement holds true with the Elden Ring Armor Guide Beast , Radahn , and some other brutal fig


This meme isn't technically accurate, as Margit advises the player to "put these ambitions to rest," not to "lay" them to rest. Still, it's a quote with which most Elden Ring players are acutely familiar, as Margit says it every time he defeats a challenger, so it's a line most fans are probably very eager to poke fun


Dung Eater is disgusting from his name to the entirety of his being as he serves as one of the most malevolent evils in the Elden Ring lore. He has no real purpose other than to cause havoc around the world. How he does this is by murdering innocent people and then defiling t


The fifth and final Erdtree Avatar can be found in the Mountaintops of the Giants. This one is probably the hardest of the five, as he is in the late-game territory. The fastest way to reach him is to travel to the Freezing Lake Site of Grace and travel Northwest onto the hill. This may seem like the opposite direction but at the top of the hill there's a large bridge connecting you to the Erdt

There is also a sixth location for the bonus Erdtree Avatar ; he will be in the Deeproot Depths . The reason he's not considered one of the five main avatars is that he doesn't have the health bar at the bottom of your screen, so he technically isn't an official boss. Though, taking him out will reward you with the Staff of the Avatar , a mighty wea


This boss will sometimes perform this attack over and over again, but the Scarlet Rot hazard doesn’t linger on the ground for very long , so you’re good to repeat the same dodging maneuver. The boss has an extensive recovery from this attack each time, affording you ample opportunity to punish it between mo