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Elden Ring Nightreign is getting even harder bosses

Elden Ring Nightreign is getting even harder bosses

  • Elden Ring Nightreign is introducing “Everdark Sovereigns,” more difficult versions of the game’s Nightlord foes, available for a limited time.
  • The first Everdark Sovereign is a new version of Adel, Baron of the Night (Gaping Jaw), which can be unlocked by beating the normal version of that boss.
  • Everdark Sovereigns will only be available to play online and will have new moves and increased power compared to their normal counterparts.
  • A new Everdark Sovereign will be added every week, with additional bosses (Sentient Pest and Darkdrift Knight) being introduced “at a later date” over the next few weeks.
  • The Everdark Sovereigns are part of an ongoing series of updates for Elden Ring, which also includes DLC plans for new playable characters and bosses, as well as an upcoming movie adaptation.

The bosses in Elden Ring Nightreign are already pretty tough. But if you’ve gotten good and need a harder challenge, you’ll be able to take on “Everdark Sovereigns,” which are more difficult versions of the game’s Nightlord foes you face to conclude a run.

“These limited-time versions of the Nightlords are extremely challenging and pose an even greater threat to the Nightfarers with new moves and increased power,” according to a blog post from Bandai Namco.

The first Everdark Sovereign you can fight is a new version of Adel, Baron of the Night, aka Gaping Jaw. If you’ve beaten the normal version of that boss, you’ll be able to take on the new form. When you beat an Everdark Sovereign, you’ll get “Sovereign Sigils,” which you can exchange for “special Relics and other items.”

There are a couple caveats to be aware of. You can only fight Everdark Sovereigns while playing online. And Everdark Sovereigns will only be available for a limited time — the upgraded Gaping Jaw, for example, will stick around until June 25th at 8:59 PM ET.

Bandai Namco says a new Everdark Sovereign will be added every week, and over the “next few weeks,” Everdark versions of Sentient Pest and Darkdrift Knight will be added to the game. Other Everdark bosses will be added “at a later date.” Based on the blog post, it seems like Everdark variations will eventually return after they’ve disappeared.

At some point, the game will also get DLC that adds new playable characters and bosses. An Elden Ring movie is in the works, too.

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Q. What is Elden Ring Nightreign?
A. Elden Ring Nightreign is a harder version of the game’s Nightlord foes that can be fought by players who need an even greater challenge.

Q. How do I access Everdark Sovereigns in Elden Ring?
A. You can only fight Everdark Sovereigns while playing online, and they will be available for a limited time.

Q. What is the reward for beating an Everdark Sovereign?
A. When you beat an Everdark Sovereign, you’ll get “Sovereign Sigils” that can be exchanged for special Relics and other items.

Q. How long will the upgraded Gaping Jaw Everdark Sovereign be available?
A. The upgraded Gaping Jaw Everdark Sovereign will stick around until June 25th at 8:59 PM ET.

Q. Will new Everdark bosses be added every week?
A. Yes, a new Everdark Sovereign will be added every week, with over the “next few weeks” adding Everdark versions of Sentient Pest and Darkdrift Knight.

Q. Are there any caveats to fighting Everdark Sovereigns?
A. Yes, you can only fight them while playing online, and they are only available for a limited time.

Q. Will Everdark variations eventually return after they’ve disappeared?
A. It seems like Everdark variations will eventually return after they’ve disappeared, according to the blog post from Bandai Namco.

Q. Is there DLC planned that adds new playable characters and bosses?
A. Yes, an Elden Ring movie is in the works, and it’s also mentioned that DLC will add new playable characters and bosses.

Q. How long will Everdark Sovereigns be available for?
A. The exact duration of availability for Everdark Sovereigns is not specified, but they are only available for a limited time.

Q. Can I fight Everdark Sovereigns if I’ve already beaten the normal version of a boss?
A. Yes, if you’ve beaten the normal version of a boss, you’ll be able to take on its new form as an Everdark Sovereign.