Elden Ring: How to defeat the Elden Beast

You must defeat the game's final bosses before retrieving the Elden Ring and remaking the world as you see fit. How to defeat Radagon and the Elden Beast is outlined below. A cutscene will play when you get to the Elden Ring, in which you will learn the awful truth about Queen Marika and her consort Radagon – all without saying anything. It's evident early on that you'll be facing the game's remaining deities in one final, epic fight. However, their period has come to an end, and it is time for a new Elden Lord to take his place. The last boss of Elden Ring is divided into two parts: You must first beat Radagon in a fight. After that, you'll have to kill the Elden Beast, which is a manifestation of the Elden Ring itself. After you've defeated both of them, you can choose from one of the game's several endings.

How to defeat the Elden Beast in Elden Ring

When Radagon's health is reduced to zero, a cinematic will play in which he is swallowed by the Elden Ring and transforms into the Elden Beast. This Lovecraftian monstrosity will most likely make Bloodborne fans guffaw, at least until he starts pelting you with Holy strikes. The Elden Beast's strikes provide massive AoE damage and have a larger surface area than Radagon's. If you get caught up in his Cosmic Breath onslaught, it can be quite hazardous. The good news is that he clearly telegraphs each attack, giving players plenty of time to evade and flee to safety.

Run as fast as you can if he summons the Elden Ring to appear above your head. It's tempting to roll, but don't just keep running; this is the quickest way to escape the attacker. If you haven't fully leveled your health, his homing attack can terminate the match. This is by far his most lethal onslaught, and it appears to continue indefinitely. Just keep moving and it will eventually come to a halt.

Taking the fight to him

The Elden Beast has a luminous area on his stomach that will deal extra damage if assaulted. Ranged players can exploit this weakness, while melee users should avoid this technique. Being close to the Elden Beast, on the other hand, can sometimes be safer than being far away. It's a fantastic strategy to stay away from his ranged strikes, but it's also simple to get caught in AOE damage. This boss will most likely be easier for ranged fighters than melee fighters. Close-quarter weaponry users should strive to stay as close to the monster as possible while hitting. This battle will become quite one-sided if you fight too defensively.

Keep in mind that status effects like bleed, poison, scarlet rot, and sleep have no impact on the Elden Beast when choosing talismans, weapons, and armor. Both bosses, however, are vulnerable to Black Flame, a chemical meant to slay gods. It'll primarily be you fleeing from him, so it'll probably drag on for a while. Before and after the Elden Beast's strikes, there are lots of opportunities to attack him, so learn to detect them and take advantage of them.

Suggestions for Spirit Summon

We recommend summoning your Spirit Ash right now, as your summonable allies will draw his attention and fire, allowing you to concentrate on dealing damage. A fully enhanced Black Knife Tiche spirit summon is also recommended. Those who have been following the story will know that Tiche has some expertise in defeating gods, but it is her usage of Black Flame magic - the Elden Beast's single weakness – that makes her handy for this boss. Her knife is enchanted with Black Flame, making her assaults against it even more powerful.

By defeating the Black Knife Ringleader, Alecto, at the Ringleader's Evergaol in Liurnia, you can unlock Tiche as a Spirit Ash. You can summon Dung Eater against Elden Beast if you give Seluvis' potion to him instead of Nepheli Loux and turned him into your puppet. Dung Eater is a formidable ally who also employs Black Flame strikes. He's also a tank who can keep up with the ultimate boss for the duration of the fight.