Elden Ring: How to Beat Alabaster Lord

There are a lot of optional bosses in Elden Ring, so expect to run across them frequently. The Alabaster Lord is one of the bosses; he has no connection to the main plot, but you must defeat him to get any worthwhile loot. In this article, I'll explain how to defeat the Alabaster Lord. The powerful boss, Alabaster Lord, casts lightning orbs through the abyss. East of Caria Manor is where The Evergoal is located. You can only go here once you defeat Royal Knight Loretta. Go to the Caria Manor's back and turn east to find the boss. The Alabaster Lord can be called by interacting with the dazzling circle that sits in the middle of the Royal Grave Evergoal. This boss is very strong and difficult to beat, so be prepared for a challenging battle. However, if you succeed, you will receive fantastic prize rewards.

How to Beat the Alabaster Lord in Elden Ring

The boss is quite tall and lanky when you initially reach the battle arena. Additionally, he moves quite slowly, taking a long time to complete each assault. You can use this to your advantage by spamming attacks at him while he is still in the midst of his attack animation, though. The boss can use Slice and Dice, Lightning Orb, and Meteorite as attacks.

The assault that is the easiest to avoid is Slice and Dice. The boss will make four diagonal swings with his sword. While he is doing this, you can simply roll away from him or follow him and land a few blows on him. The Lightning Orb is his subsequent assault, which he summons utilizing his Void abilities. You'll have to time your dodge exactly to avoid being hit by the orb because it closes in on you swiftly. The boss will then finish off with his Void Blast strike. This assault covers a large area, making it a little bit trickier to avoid. You can still avoid it, though, by rolling out of the way or moving to the side. You should be able to defeat the boss with ease if you time your moves and position yourself correctly.

The boss's meteorite strike is unquestionably the most damaging one, but it also opens a window for you to deal some significant damage. To succeed, you must be aware of the boss's slow cast animation and make use of it by closing the distance between you and him while he casts. This boss is actually pretty simple, despite his appearance. Given his low HP and little use of meteorites, his moniker may be misleading. Due to his reduced HP, if you keep up the attack, you'll finally bring him down.