All 20 hardest bosses in Elden Ring (Part 3)

These are the bosses you will face in the Elden Ring.

All 20 hardest bosses in Elden Ring (Part 2)

Difficulty: 3 stars

The Elden Ring’s final boss is essentially two battles stacked on top of each other. First, Radagon, is a divine blacksmith with powerful AoE attacks that deal Holy damage.

Once Radagon dies, you will face the Elden Beast. This part of the fight is said to be much simpler than Radagon. In general, compared to other From Software games, the final boss in Elden Ring has a moderate difficulty.

Difficulty: 2 stars

Tree Sentinel will be much easier when you own the Torrent horse. Keep your distance as the Tree Sentinel swings, then run across the side to hit the boss’s flanks and uncovered rear.

Difficulty: 2 stars

The Torrent horse will be of great help to you when confronting this boss, simply because it moves at high speed and you can hit the boss’s back or head. Get ready for a long fight where you need to take advantage of the moments the monster misses.

Difficulty: 3 stars

This dragon is hard to fight if you don’t have Torrent. Try to dodge this dragon’s large AoE flamethrowers. The weakness of Flying Dragon Agheel is that when flying up and swooping down, you can easily approach and strike hard on its head.

Difficulty: 2 stars

This boss is quite aggressive, however you can take it down by keeping distance and dealing DoT damage. Night Cavalry’s weak point is the back of his horse. Try to get around to the back and attack this point. Once the Night Cavalry’s horse is dead, try to settle the match quickly. If not, he will summon the horse again.

Difficulty: 3 stars

This boss is very powerful with a wide range of AoE attacks. In the 2nd state, Draconic Tree Sentinel has the ability to create lightning to attack you. The easiest method to defeat this boss is to summon an NPC to help. Just distracting the boss, you will have more chances to defeat it.