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Elden Ring endings guide: how to achieve all six endings in Elden RingHow to set up every ending before the final fight
How to set up every ending before the final fight
Want to know more about all Elden Ring endings?Elden Ringhas six different endings, but many of them are extremely hidden and difficult to get in a standard playthrough. If you want to see all Elden Ring endings, you’ll need to complete variousNPC questsbefore reaching the final boss. It’s also worth noting that you’ll need to complete multiple playthroughs if you want to see every Elden Ring ending, so prepare to spend a lot of time in the Lands Between.
In this guide, we’ll explain all Elden Ring endings and break down how to get every ending in your own playthrough. There will be lots of spoilers regarding the final boss and all Elden Ring endings from this point forward, so proceed with caution!
Here’s a list of all Elden Ring endings:
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Elden Ring Age of Fracture ending
Elden Ring Goldmask ending: The Age of Order
The Age of Order is the first of three variations on the Age of Fracture. You will still become Elden Lord and earn the Elden Lord achievement but under different circumstances. This ending requires that you complete Brother Corhyn and Goldmask’s questlines. This ending tasks you with travelling across the Lands Between to complete various steps, so make sure you use ourElden Ring Sites of Grace guideto quickly find key locations. To summarize:
Once you defeat the Elden Beast and touch Marika, you’ll have the option to use the Mending Rune of Perfect Order to repair the Elden Ring. Select it to earn the Age of Order ending. Note that you must complete the Regression stepbeforedefeating Malekith, otherwise you will be unable to finish this quest.
Elden Ring Dung Eater ending: Age of the Fell Curse
You’ll first encounter the reviled Dung Eater around halfway through the main story. If it is not immediately apparent from his bad attitude and reputation, the Dung Eater is a bad dude. All of Elden Ring’s endings are fittingly ambiguous, but this one is the “worst.”
Elden Ring Fia ending: Age of the Duskborn
The first ending you could really argue to be “good” is the Age of the Duskborn, which requires completing Fia’s questline. We have afull guide to Fia’s questto walk you through each step in detail, but here’s the short version:
Do note that burning the Erdtree causes Fia to leaveRoundtable Hold, whether you’ve progressed her quest or not. Be sure to complete the early steps before entering the Forge of the Giants.
Elden Ring Ranni ending: Age of the Stars
Once you defeat the Elden Beast,do nottouch Marika’s head as you would for every other ending. Instead, look for a blue summon sign on the floor. Use this to summon Ranni, making her the new Queen of the Stars, and you her eternal consort.
Elden Ring Frenzied Flame ending: Lord of Frenzied Flame
The last and arguably “worst” ending is the Lord of Frenzied Flame, which engulfs the Lands Between in eternal Frenzied Fire. There is only one requirement for this ending; inherit the Flame of Frenzy from the Three Fingers deep beneathLeyndell.
FindMohgthe Omen in the Subterranean Shunning Grounds and defeat him. At the back of the arena is an illusory altar. Hit it to reveal a hidden path, down into the catacombs below. Descend down through this jumping puzzle to find a door. At first, you won’t be able to inreact with it. However, strip off all your armor and weapons and you will be able to open the door and find the Three Fingers, who will grant you the flame. After you beat the Elden Beast, you will have just one option; become the Lord of Frenzied Flame.
Frenzied Flame ending: how to get Melina’s additional cutscene
There is a bonus cutscene featuring Melina for this ending, but you’ll need to find the Flame of Frenzy before Melina sacrifices herself at the Forge of Giants. If you acquire the Flame before then, Melina will leave you. Reach the Forge, cast youself into the fire, then proceed through the rest of the game as normal. Upon completion, you will see an extended cutscene in which Melina appears with a repaired eye and vows to seek vengeance against you.
How to remove the Frenzied Flame
To remove the Flame, you will need to complete Millicent’s entire questline. This is another long one, which we’ve detailed under the Rotten Winged Sword Insignia section of ourtalismans guide.You also need to defeatMalenia,the game’s toughest boss. Once Millicent has died and you’ve taken back Millicent’s Needle, head down to Malenia’s arena at the bottom of theHaligtree. If you’ve killed her, there will be a huge, orange and red flower in the center.
Interact with it to turn the needle into Miquela’s Needle, and receive aSomber Ancient Dragon Smithing Stone. Then head toCrumbling Farum Azula. If you haven’t already,defeat Dragonlord Placidusax, hidden under the floating city. You can then use Miquela’s Needle in the center of the arena to remove the Frenzied Flame.
That wraps up how to complete every Elden Ring ending. There are a lot of tough boss fights to come, regardless of the ending you want to pursue, so make sure you’re equipped with thebest weapons,best armor,best spells, andbest build in Elden Ring. If you want to clear every challenge in the Lands Between before choosing an ending, check out ourElden Ring boss locations guide. If you’re struggling with thehardest bosses in Elden Ring, take a look at our list of thebest spirit ashesto get some extra help.
