Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep in the woods, there lived a poor and lonely old man named Mr. Higgins. He spent his days tending to his small garden and talking to the animals that visited him. One day, as he was working, he noticed a magical glowing rabbit hopping towards him. The rabbit had a shimmering coat of gold and gleaming red eyes. Mr.
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Recommended Talismans would be any that boost Physical and Holy damage negation, such as the Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman and or Heligdrake 2 talisman. As she sailed past, the Wasp Queen punched again while her foe was vulnerable from his upwards attack, striking him in the back and throwing him from Storm.
Mr. Higgins was astonished and could hardly believe his eyes. He had heard stories of magical creatures, but he never thought he would encounter one himself.
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Elden Beast is a Boss in Elden Ring. This Elden Ring Elden Beast Guide features boss locations, tips, strategies and videos on how to defeat the Elden Beast easily, as well as boss stats and lore for the Elden Beast.
Elden Beast is the true form of the Elden Ring, acting as the vassal of the Greater Will, and is found in the Elden Throne. It was sent to the Lands Between through a golden star long before the events of the game.
This boss is NOT optional, as it is the final fight of the game, appearing immediately upon defeating Radagon of the Golden Order. As with many endgame bosses, Weapons, Incantations, and Spirit Ashes capable of inflicting Black Flame are highly recommended as they deal damage over time based on the boss' maximum HP. In addition, Stamina-boosting Equipment is recommended as the boss is highly mobile and you may find yourself using a lot of Stamina chasing it down. If you die to the Elden Beast, you are required to fight Radagon again before rechallenging it. It drops the Elden Remembrance when defeated.
Bosses are unique and challenging Enemies that can be encountered all over the Lands Between. Shardbearers drop their own unique Great Rune and Remembrance capable of being transformed into powerful Weapons, Spells, Ashes of War, and Talismans for the player.
It is said that long ago, the Greater Will sent a golden star bearing a beast into the Lands Between, which would later become the Elden Ring.
It was the vassal beast of the Greater Will and the living incarnation of the concept of Order.
Elden Ring Elden Beast Boss
Elden Beast is a God Boss found in the Stone Platform.
- This boss is NOT optional.
- This is a God boss.
- Closest Site of Grace: Elden Throne
- Is multiplayer allowed for this boss? Yes
- Spirit Ashes can be summoned for this boss.
Elden Ring Elden Beast Location
Elden Beast appears immediately upon defeating Radagon of the Golden Order.
Elden Beast Combat Information
- Health: NG (22,127), NG+ (22,149), NG+2 (24,363), NG+3 (25,471), NG+4 (26,578), NG+5 (28,793), NG+6 (29,901), NG+7 (31,008)
- Defenses do not change between phases - phase transition grants new attacks.
- Deals massive Holy Damage (main source of damage) and Standard Damage.
- Parriable: No
- Can be poise broken, which allows for a critical attack. Poise: 150 .
- The water in the arena increases Lightning Damage by 10% and decreases Fire Damage by 10%.
Absorptions
The absorption numbers are the % of your damage that gets blocked. For example, if an absorption is 60, 40% of that damage by that type will go through and 60% is absorbed. Bigger number = less damage. An absorption of 100 means no damage goes through, and a resistance of -100 mean the enemy takes 2x damage from that source. 0 means damage goes pretty much as is.
Resistances
The resistance numbers are the buildup amount to trigger it. For example, if a resistance is 100 you must deal 100 points of whatever aux buildup to trigger it. Note that these go down over time, and increase each time the effect procs.
Elden Ring Elden Beast Boss Guide
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Elden Beast Fight Strategy
The Best Tips for Elden Beast:
- Use the Mimic Tear Ash summons.
- If your build is Arcane-focused, the Occult enhancement gives you excellent physical damage in lieu of ailments which cannot affect this boss.
- Use Lord's Divine Fortification to greatly reduce the damage of Elden Beast's many holy attacks. Alternatively, Divine Fortification, Haligdrake Talisman (+2, does stack with spells) or Holyproof Dried Liver (as 1.04, it does not stack with spells) help to a lesser degree.
- Lord's Divine Fortification paired with Haligdrake Talisman and light armor with high Holy resistance can give even 70% holy damage negation, which makes most attacks survivable with 40 VIG.
Melee Users
Right when entering the arena, there will be a few seconds of time to run towards Elden Beast before it initiates any form of attacks. The first attack (Most if not all the time) is a yellow fire breath attack, to avoid this, as stated to the right (Yellow Fire Breath), run behind it and strike from behind, you should be able to get a few hits in before it decides to move or change attacks. From there, attack patterns are random and will vary, refer to the right table for how to counter certain attacks.
At around 70%-80% HP (May vary), Elden beast will swim away and fly into the air, a ring will then appear around you that closes in, run and then jump over this ring, continue to run as there will be a blast after the ring closes. This ring attack (named Elden Ring Blast on the right side panel) will happen again when Elden Beast is around 30%-40% HP (May vary), instead of 1 ring it will be 3, followed by a blast. These 2 attacks will always happen, unless glitches are used or you somehow manage to kill Elden Beast extremely quickly, for the average player, these 2 attacks will always happen.
If dodged successfully, after most attacks/combos, there will be a window of opportunity to attack Elden Beast as it “stands” still for a few seconds, make sure to get every second out of this window of time before it begins another attack/combo.
Most Elden Beast attacks can be rolled with relative ease after a few runs before hand, meaning you may be able to conserve healing flasks if you are adamant in your ability to roll it’s attacks, if you aren’t it's recommended to be at or near (80%+) full HP. (This can really only be applied to players who’s HP surpasses 1200-1400 HP)
As shown above, Elden Beast is immune to all Status Effects, meaning if you use a weapon that outputs most of its damage through a weapon skill that inflicts a Status Effect, those weapons are ill-advised to use in this fight. Recommended weapons would be high Physical Damaging weapons, such as Greatswords and Colossal Swords, but are not limited to such weapons.
Recommended Talismans would be any that boost Physical and Holy damage negation, such as the Dragoncrest Greatshield Talisman and or Heligdrake +2 talisman. Other useful talismans that are advised to use are Crimson Seed Talisman, Green Turtle Talisman, Winged Sword Insignia, Erdtree's Favor +2, and more. Great Runes can and should be used; Godrick’s and Radahn’s are useful if not recommended. Morgott's Great Rune can be generally beneficial but may lead to the player needing up to three +12 Crimson Flask charges to fully heal.
Recommended Crystal Tears for your physick are Tears that raise Physical damage negation, restore HP, boost stamina recovery, or increase attack damage. Of course, these can and will depend on your build, stats, skills, and preference.
Magic and Ranged Users
For incantation users, Pest Threads (at close range) deals heavy damage to large targets such as the beast. Also, Elden Beast has relatively low resistance to physical damage.
For sorcery users, a viable option is to use Rock Sling (Meteorite of Astel/Meteorite can be useful only at the beginning of the fight) - not only in deals Physical-type damage, but it can poise break him. Beast remains stunned for a while, what can create an opportunity to drink Flask of Wondrous Physick with Magic-Shrouding Cracked Tear and Cerulean Hidden Tear - a mix perfect for Comet Azur (as long as there is no Elden Star nearby, dealing high damage to a standing target)
Elden Beast Attacks & Counters
Sprint away from Stars, once it gets close, roll back through the stars and sprint the other way. During this time you will also need to worry about other mechanics.
Thops' Barrier is an excellent counter to Elden Stars
Running away from the attack for 5 seconds and then using the Crimsonwhorl Bubbletear physick can nullify the attack.
Elden Beast Lore, Notes & Other Trivia
- Elden Beast's lyrics are mostly untranslatable, this was confirmed by Youtuber and Latin student Antonius Tertius, he contacted the music producers and singers of the game and published the official lyrics and backstage information on Youtube.
- The Hungarian singer Anna Dinyés is the voice of the soprano the player hears in the Elden Beast theme, this was revealed by Youtuber Antonius Tertius who contacted the singers of Elden Ring.
- Elden Beast is the vassal beast of the Greater Will.
- Bug: If Tarnished is grabbed with Divine Punishment while performing an animation that lowers his postion (f.e. during casting Pest Threads), attack will deal no damage. Grabbed target will not move upwards, but will stay very close to the ground.
- This boss was nerfed in Patch 1.04 (NG cycle variation only).
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The rabbit seemed friendly and approached him without fear. Mr. Higgins reached out his hand to pet it, and to his surprise, he felt a tingling sensation. As soon as Mr. Higgins touched the rabbit, the world around him changed. He found himself standing in a lush, vibrant meadow surrounded by beautiful flowers and tall trees. The rabbit, now standing on its hind legs, transformed into a wise old wizard. The wizard introduced himself as Merlin and explained that he had been testing Mr. Higgins, searching for a pure-hearted soul to grant a wish. Mr. Higgins could hardly contain his excitement as he thought about the possibilities. He knew exactly what he wanted. With a deep breath, Mr. Higgins made his wish. He wished for the village to prosper and for everyone to be happy and safe. Merlin smiled and nodded, granting the wish. As Mr. Higgins returned to his garden, he felt a surge of energy and excitement. He noticed his plants growing more vibrant, and the animals seemed more joyful than ever before. Word quickly spread throughout the village about Mr. Higgins' encounter with the magical rabbit. From that day on, the village flourished. Crops grew abundantly, and the villagers enjoyed a bountiful harvest. The once-poor village transformed into a prosperous community, and happiness filled the hearts of everyone. Mr. Higgins became a respected figure in the village. He was known as the man who had a pure heart and the luck to encounter the magic rabbit. He continued to tend to his garden, but now, he had the company of the animals and the gratitude of the villagers. The moral of the story is that sometimes, in the most unexpected ways, magic can enter our lives and change everything. It reminds us to always keep our hearts pure, and that a small act of kindness can bring forth incredible blessings..
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