Everyone has been wondering where Marika is hiding her Elden Ring, and if she is even still alive, it’s because she’s been searching for it for so long. There’s no way she could have been away for the entire process, but she had all the pieces on the table. She needed to fight Tarnished and obliterate the Elden Ring, but she couldn’t stay by her side. Then she was punished for Shattering, and if she could survive the entire process, she would be free of the Elden Ring.

Defeating Marika’s Hammer

Defeating Marika’s Hammer requires you to have a High Strength build, as it scales well with both Strength and Faith. The Hammer has two different attack patterns: one slams the target, the other leaves a damaging field behind that explodes later. Marika’s Hammer’s description states that it was used to break the Elden Ring, which Radagon tried to fix, but it broke into two parts. If you’re low on Physical or Faith, you’ll need to be careful not to get hit by it, and Marika’s Hammer can damage enemies in a crowd.

As Marika was disenchanted with the Golden Order, she created the Tarnished. She did so to make them stronger by fighting outside her rule. Then, she imprisoned Hewg, a smith who served the Tarnished and was assigned the task of forging a “god-slaying weapon”. The smithing of the Marika’s Hammer requires a high level of magic and skill, and is difficult to perform.

Defeating Radagon

Defeating Radagon with Mariko Elden Ring is fairly straightforward, and you can use any of the available skills to help you defeat the demon. As long as you’re well-prepared and leveled up, this boss is not as difficult as some might think. Besides a decent amount of damage, Radagon is also a good target for holy talismans and armor. Aim to stay as close to him as possible and launch free hits. Defeat Radagon’s weakness to frost and fire with incantations, such as Black Flame.

As Radagon is mostly weak against Fire and Strike-based attacks, you can use Ash of War Black Flame Tornado or Eruption. However, these two abilities can be risky as Radagon may try to grab you. Fortunately, these attacks are easily avoided. If you do happen to land a Lightning Strike on Radagon, you should be able to roll out of the way.

Defeating Marika’s Rune

Defeating Marika’s Runen is the first step in the quest ‘Runes of Chaos’. The quest requires you to defeat Maliketh, a half-brother of Queen Marika and guardian of the Rune of Death. He is found in Crumbling Farum Azula and must be defeated to progress to Leyndell. Queen Marika swore to protect the Rune of Death from the Gloam-Eyed Queen, who wished to leave her world without Destined Death. To protect the Rune of Death, Queen Marika took it from the Elden Ring and charged Maliketh with its protection.

Once the quest is complete, you will be able to reach the Ending of Fia’s Curse. This will require you to obtain the Mending Rune of the Death Prince and the Finger Slaying Blade of Nokron. Once you have done so, you will be able to use the Rune of Perfect Order on the Fractured Marika to restore her to her former glory. The Erdtree is the same as before, and it only becomes fickle after her death.

Defeating Marika’s Hammer to obliterate the Elden Ring

Defeating Marika’s Hammer can help you defeat her in a fight. This weapon is part of the Marika’s plan to destroy the Elden Ring. You must kill her in order to destroy it. Queen Marika, the female form of Marika, is a powerful enemy. She fights to prevent the Elden Ring from being rebuilt. If you succeed, Marika will ask for your sacrifice in exchange for destroying the Elden Ring.

When the Elden Beast appears, he will attack you with sword beams and exploding rings. A good time to use this attack is after you’ve taken half health. A good time to use holy rain is when three exploding rings appear and it will pause. Defeating this enemy will help you obliterate the Elden Ring and free up the Elden Beast.

Queen Marika’s relationship with Rennala

The details surrounding the relationship between Radagon and Queen Marika are not entirely clear. Most people believe that Radagon admired Rennala, and then left her in order to marry Marika, but that is unlikely to be the case. Instead, the two were bound by kinship and, ultimately, a desire to rule together. In the end, though, the two became one, and Radagon was crowned king of Caria as her successor.

It is unknown what compelled Marika to become Queen Rennala’s consort, but the death of her son was the final straw. The Elden Ring works in cycles, replacing old vessels with new ones. Likewise, Marika may have feared the loss of her throne, and thus, acted out of sheer fear. In the end, she may have acted purely out of emotion.

Her relationship with Radagon

As the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms, Radagon is fascinated by Marika’s enigmatic ring. But what exactly is it about the ring that binds them together? And how did Radagon and Marika become involved? Both of these questions are very complicated, but their answers have been outlined below. The plot of the Seven Kingdoms is rather complicated. For starters, Radagon was created by a curse in which Marika’s Great Will was split into two, an obedient and disobedient embodiment.

The Greater Will wanted to unite them, but Marika rebelled and sought freedom. Radagon, meanwhile, wanted to remain loyal to the Golden Order. The two argued over how to resolve this conflict, but in the end, Marika’s actions ended up angering the Great Will and making him share her sentence. Radagon and Marika fused into one body, trapped in the Erdtree.