Elden Rings Wildlife Can Go All The Way To Hell

Elden Ring is huge and brimming with all kinds of gruesome creepy crawlies that appear to Elden Ring Runes make your time in Elden Ring Lands Between as unsettling as possible. However, the creatures that keep making me most nervous are also the least interesting.

It struck me as I was battling Elden Ring boss Astel, Naturalborn of the Void, a "malformed star that is capable of catastrophic destruction" which resembles the Mr. DNA mascot from Jurassic Park was reimagined as an unholy abomination at the end of the games infamous Lake of Rot swamp. I had figured out the timing of the one really dangerous attack in its arsenal, and was merrily moving around before I realized that I was having an more success in defeating this terrifying creature than I did during my battles against Elden Rings authentic creatures.

Sure, "realistic" might not be the most appropriate word to describe massive bears shaped as Popeye The Sailor Man, alpha wolves who use magical soul arrows, or birds that have swords tied to their feet however its one of the most similar things Elden Ring has to regular animals, aside from the hilarious sheep that roll around and rolling sheep, so Ill give you some time.

Astel On paper, it could be a bigger problem. Its a tough one, in one sense, situated in the middle of one of Elden Rings most difficult environments. Second its bizarre design makes it difficult to understand. Similar to Dark Souls and Bloodborne before it, the success of Elden Ring often comes down to being able to recognize attack patterns; you would think that normal animals such as wolves, bears and birds would be more readable because of their analogies in reality, however this isnt always the case.

I dont remember ever defeating one of Elden Rings massive bears in Elden Ring Items for sale the 90-hours (and counting) playing the game.