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InElden Ring Nightreign, you will need to take down a number of different bosses and mini-bosses while out in the world. The bosses, or Night Lords, that you have to battle are based on the expedition that you choose before setting out on your run.
Each Night Lord inElden Ring Nightreignhas a different combination of weaknesses and status effects that are useful to defeating them, and you will want to know all of these before heading into battle. This will allow you to better navigate the map in search of weapons and items with those weaknesses attached.
All Boss Weaknesses Chart for Elden Ring Nightreign
Below is a chart containing each of theNightreignNight Lordsand their reactions to each of the elements and damage types. If the number is 0, that boss will take anormal amountof damage from that source. If the number isnegative, it will take less damagethan normal, and if the number ispositive and bold, this means that it is a weaknessfor that Night Lord. For example, Fulghor takes normal damage for everything except Lightning and Holy damage; it takes increased damage from Lightning sources and decreased from Holy.
-20%
-50%
-15%
+15%
-10%
+35%
+20%
-30%
+10%
+25%
+40%
According to Twitter user @darksouls_2ch, the chart below is for how much of a certain type of status effect must be added to the bossesthe first timebefore it takes on that status effect. For example,Adel in the Gaping Jaw boss fightrequires 154 poison before it becomes Poisoned. If there is no number, it means that specific Night Lord is immune to that status effect.
These numbers are just for the first time that the boss gets the status effect. Subsequent attempts to fill these meters will require more and more amounts of them to trigger the full effect onevery boss inElden Ring Nightreign.
154
541
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252
