Elden Ring Nightreign’s Easiest Boss is About to Get a Big Boost

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In Elden Ring Nightreign, the forthcoming Everdark Sovereign is named Augur, often referred to as the least challenging Nightlord among many players. These notoriously tough bosses were introduced in the 1.01.3 update, providing those seeking a greater challenge with an opportunity to battle enhanced versions of the game’s original bosses.

It was recently confirmed that the upcoming major update for Elden Ring Nightreign is scheduled for release on July 30. This update will introduce the long-awaited Duo Expeditions mode, user interface enhancements, and additional features. The 2-player mode has been eagerly anticipated by players since the game’s launch in May, and its inclusion could lead to a rise in returning players to the world of FromSoftware. For those more focused on upcoming challenges within Elden Ring Nightreign, a formidable enemy is set to make an appearance when the update drops, and this character has been highly anticipated by many for some time now.

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On the official Elden Ring Nightreign Twitter account, it’s been announced that Maris, Fathom of Night, previously known as Augur, the jellyfish Nightlord, will become the next Everdark Sovereign in the game. Although this enemy is generally seen as one of the easiest fights, its difficulty level will increase noticeably. The specific changes to the Augur fight haven’t been disclosed yet, but players usually win by attacking from a distance, so FromSoftware might make it harder to maintain that strategy. In addition, Tricephalos, Equilibrious Beast, Fissure in the Fog, and others will return as enhanced Everdark Sovereigns in Elden Ring Nightreign within the upcoming weeks.

Augur Coming to Elden Ring Nightreign as an Everdark Sovereign Boss on July 31

After debuting in late May, the player numbers for Elden Ring Nightreign have dropped by an astounding 82%, leading some to question its longevity. Despite the game’s association with 2022’s Game of the Year and its budget-friendly price point of $39.99 driving initial success, its emphasis on multiplayer and roguelike elements may not resonate with as many gamers. Nevertheless, many enthusiasts are optimistic that upcoming updates could help revive player numbers.

FromSoftware has several games in various stages of development, with “The Duskbloods” planned as an exclusive for Nintendo Switch 2 in 2026. Another title is being created for multiple platforms, causing much buzz among fans who are speculating that it could either be a remake or enhanced version of an existing Dark Souls game or a project related to the Armored Core series.

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2025-07-29 20:50