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Elden Ring Nightreigndrops the player into the world ofLimveld,where they must avoid theNight’s Tideand survive until Day 3, when they face off against theNightlord. The game introduces a system of Relics that players can equip before starting an expedition. Each character has three Relic slots, andRelics can be equipped at the Relic Rites altar near the Table of Lost Grace.
Since each character can only use Relics of specific colors, players will often accumulate extra Relics they can’t use. This guide explains what you should do with those unused Relics to make the most of your loadout inElden Ring Nightreign.
How To Sell Relics In Elden Ring Nightreign
After you have completed the tutorial and gained a basic understanding of how the game functions, you will be placed in theRoundtable Hold, where you can interact with several NPCs—some of whom are playable characters. Look to theleft of the Table of Lost Grace, and you will spot the Relic Rites altar.
This altar allows you to selectRelics for every character,but if youmove to the far right, you will find a ninth tab where you can sell all of your Relics. You can pressL3 on your controller to filter the Relicsby a specific color or type. This feature enables you to sell all Small or Medium Relics that you might not currently need.
Should You Sell Relics In Elden Ring Nightreign?
To defeat theNightlords, you must complete Expeditions, and with every run—regardless of whether you succeed or fail—you will receive Relics as a reward. TheseRelics are randomized, meaning there is a higher chance you will obtain ones that you do not need and will likely never use. This raises the question of whether or not you should sell the Relics you have no intention of equipping on any of your characters. The reasons may vary, such as theeffects being underwhelming or the Relic being of Small rarity, offering only a single effect.
The answer is quite straightforward—if you need the Murk you obtain from selling Relics, then yes, you should sell them. Even the lower-tier Relics can generate a substantial amount of Murk, which you can then use in a variety of meaningful ways:
