After making your way through Leyndell, you will at last come to a stop at the bottom of a substantial flight of stairs that leads to the Erdtree. It is expected that by this point in Elden Ring items for sale, Morgott's face will be well known. If you fought him at Stormveil (as his alter ego, Margit), and then again in the Capital Outskirts, this will be the third time you've faced off against him. On the other hand, this interaction with him is without a doubt the most challenging one so far. In addition to a plethora of new assaults and spells, he is armed with a lethal new sword that inflicts Bleeding on its target.
Ahead of going inside
You are going to need at least two Great Runes and to have defeated Godfrey, First Elden Lord (Golden Shade) in order to make it to Morgott, so you should naturally be at a fairly high level by the time you enter the arena. You should strive to reach around level 100 and invest at least 40 points into your Vigor stat in order to be able to withstand his most punishing attacks.(As you might have guessed, Morgott is resistant to Holy Damage himself, which means that Faith builds might need to adjust their strategy in order to account for this fact.)
Melina and Dung Eater are the two non-player characters that can be summoned to assist you in this fight.
Strategy for overcoming Morgott, the Omen King
Morgott is hostile, nimble, and unpredictably unpredictable, much like your previous run-ins with the Demi-God
Because he can either launch a barrage of projectiles at you from a distance or simply close the gap with a swift lunge attack, ranged builds will absolutely need to bring along a summon or two in order to survive this encounter
You shouldn't be surprised to find that many of his attacks have a significantly longer windup than you might anticipate; as a general rule, you should delay your dodge rolls for longer than you think you should
The panic roll is a move that will almost certainly result in your defeat in this fight
Phase one It takes quite some time for Morgott to become hostile after passing through the fog door.
Make the most of this opportunity for increased safety. This is an excellent opportunity for mages to cast Terra Magica, and then immediately follow it up with a potent sorcery of their choosing (Ranni's Dark Moon is a good choice in this situation).
Throughout the course of the battle, he will use Morgott's Cursed Sword to strike you with a wide variety of attacks, including swipes, jabs, and overhead slams, and he will frequently combine these attacks with his summoned Holy weapons. Think about simply blocking his sword attacks with any shield that has a 100% chance of negating physical damage. You will still take some Bleed buildup, but it is highly unlikely that it will be sufficient for the effect to trigger. He will call forth three holy daggers and hurl them at you, most of the time from a distance. This is a particularly rude attack that he likes to use when you are trying to heal. After he does this, he will frequently charge at you for a sword attack, so you should get ready for Elden Ring Runes XBOX for sale.
Holy spear thrust in the air. He will lift one leg and raise a holy spear above his head, pause with it there for a second, and then throw it at you. This attack has the potential to strike you from anywhere in the arena, regardless of how far away it is. Alternately, you can completely avoid being speared if you are close enough to him and are able to get under him before he throws the spear. Take advantage of the time for you to deal some damage while he is recovering.
Charge with the holy spear. He will charge you while holding the Holy spear in a horizontal position in order to attack you. You will need to perform the dodging maneuver earlier than you might anticipate here.
Holy spear thrust forward. You should position yourself so that you are behind him and exploit the vulnerable position he is in to deal some damage.
Holy hammer slam. Once more, move to the side immediately after his foot comes back down on the ground. This time, rather than swinging the hammer at you vertically, he will attempt to strike you with it horizontally, typically in conjunction with his sword. To avoid the attack and end up behind him, dodge through it. This move is identical to the one that marked the transition to phase two in your battle against Margit. He will perform a powerful air jump before bringing his holy hammer crashing down on his foe. Get some distance away from him to avoid being hit by the ones above him, and decide which of the four quadrants you want to stand in so that the rest of the hits will be avoided.
The second stage
Morgott will fall to his knees and start coughing at approximately 50% of his total health, which will be followed by a large area-of-effect explosion of brown liquid all around him. This signifies the beginning of the second phase. While he is resting, you should capitalize on the opportunity to flask up or rebuff your weapon.
As Morgott's sword becomes engulfed in flames in the second phase of the battle, blocking becomes a less effective tactic because it causes you to take damage from fire. Whenever any of Morgott's weapons, including the Holy ones he summons, make contact with the ground, a geyser of brown liquid will erupt from the impact. They are a relatively insignificant source of annoyance, but it is not difficult to avoid them. Just make sure to keep a sharp lookout for them for the duration of the rest of the battle. Morgott will cover his sword in blood, raise it above his head, and slash at you once or twice, leaving a trail of blood that will explode a second later in its path. While he is recovering, make sure to get in some attacks. Turn to the side to avoid getting hit. Because this attack requires a significant amount of time to recover, you should be prepared to punish him as soon as you roll the dice. You will receive 90,000 Runes, Morgott's Great Rune, and the ability to choose between Morgott's Cursed Sword and the Regal Omen Bairn if you are successful in defeating him.
