The first demigod in the Elden Ring storyline is Godrick the Grafted, lord of Stormveil Castle. This hard-hitting beast has multiple weapons and uses an axe to deal out damage. Many players struggle with Godrick the Grafted because they rush into the fight without spending the time exploring the area. Here’s what you should know about this tough boss. Whether you choose the hard mode or the easy one, Godrick is sure to test you.

Godfrey

The second phase of the Godfrey boss fight is a bit tricky, since you must stay patient. Godfrey’s attacks come in the form of a ground slam and a large shockwave cone. Godfrey’s stomps will send players flying and you need to dodge them to survive. The damage from these attacks is huge and you will need a lot of endurance to tank this fight.

When facing Godfrey, keep in mind that he isn’t as hard as the Shardbearer. He is easier to kill in the early phases of the game, but you must beat him to unlock the final boss, Shardbearer. You can also try to fight Godfrey using Latenna the Albinauric Spirit Ash Summon. You can spawn her after you enter the boss arena. Shields are useful when facing Godfrey, and you can also use them to block his axe attacks. It can also help if you block Godfrey’s final attack, as this will deal huge damage. Shields, however, don’t work in Phase 2, as Godfrey will also take damage from other attacks.

Malenia

The Elden Ring’s second hardest boss is Malenia, the impersonator of Boris from the GoldenEye movie. You don’t need to fight Malenia in order to progress in the game’s main storyline, so don’t worry about being intimidated by the name. Here’s a guide to beating the boss. It can be difficult to beat, but it’s well worth the effort once you get past it.

First, you must know that Malenia requires you to pass two areas before you can fight her. The first is the Haligtree Roots area, which is directly in front of the Malenia arena. After that, you must focus on dealing damage to fire, bleed, and frostbite. Once you’ve defeated her, you can move on to the next phase. Malenia has high absorption, so you should focus on dealing fire damage.

Godfrey is the hardest boss in elden ring

The first phase of this fight is easy. Godfrey uses a variety of melee attacks to hit his target. You can expect to see a wide variety of attacks from him, including an uppercut, swings from either side, and an attack that can cause you to fly through the air and crash into the ground. It is important to time your dodges and avoid these attacks. Once you have successfully blocked his attack, Godfrey will throw his axe at you again, causing a huge shockwave to spread throughout the arena.

If you’re looking to avoid this fight, be sure to summon Nepheli, a summonable NPC outside the arena. Using this summon will make Godfrey a much easier fight. In addition, fighting Godfrey one-on-one is much easier, as the AI will mostly use AOE attacks when fighting multiple enemies. Unlike Nepheli, Godfrey is much easier to beat if you choose to fight him alone.

Radagon

If you are playing as a priest, the best way to defeat Radagon is by using the right strategy to avoid his attacks. Radagon’s attacks are very damaging, dealing massive amounts of physical and Holy damage. The best strategy is to avoid getting hit by them, and the best way to do this is to dodging. Moreover, using two-handed weapons will increase the damage your attack can deal.

The final boss of Elden Ring is actually two fights stacked on top of each other. The first boss is the Elden Beast, while the second one is Radagon, the divine blacksmith. While both of these bosses have powerful AoE attacks and Holy damage, they have very high deceptive speed. Thankfully, you can mitigate the damage Radagon deals with Holyproof Dried Liver and Lord’s Divine Fortification incantation. You can also split aggro by using +10 Mimic Tear.