With Elden Ring Nightreign players having completed all the Nightlord quests and battled most of our released Everdark bosses, we’re looking for ways to keep them engaged. How about we challenge them with rematches against the first three Everdark bosses they faced?”
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In a recent social media update, FromSoftware hints that classic fears resurface as night falls. The Triad of Everdark Rulers – the Gaping Maw of the Sovereigns, the Cunning Pestilence, and the Knight Nightlords known as Darkdrift – will make their return over the ensuing three weeks, appearing in pairs.
Between July 10th and July 17th, Gaping Jaw and Darkdrift Knight will face elimination. From July 17th to July 24th, it’s Sentient Pest and Darkdrift Knight’s turn, and finally, from July 24th to July 31st, Gaping Jaw and Sentient Pest return for another round of competition.
I didn’t expect we’d delve so deeply into this concept so soon. I’m mainly thrilled about Everdark Gaping Jaw coming back, as it was the only Everdark that truly tested us, causing our Harvey Randall quite a crisis of existence. Its third phase was particularly inventive, with tornadoes and self-healing abilities, making it feel distinct from its earlier movesets.
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Instead of matching Gaping Jaw in terms of challenge, Sentient Pest and Darkdrift Knight Everdarks proved to be less formidable during their third phases, with patterns that were easily anticipated and slow-moving. Players may have breezed through these stages quicker than FromSoftware had anticipated, which could explain why we’re revisiting the original Everdarks rather than introducing new ones.
The development of new Everdark Sovereigns is underway, but FromSoft needs a bit more time to finish them off. In a recent social media update, they hinted that the Everdark cycle persists, and the darkness deepens further. The Everdark Sovereigns – Tricephalos, Augur, Equilibrious Beast, and Fissure in the Fog – are the forthcoming monstrosities destined to ravage Limveld. A release date for these new threats will be shared at a later time.
Throughout the 100 hours I’ve invested in this game, I’ve truly enjoyed every moment, but as the Nightlords lose their initial grandeur, the runs can start to feel repetitive. Last night, my team and I managed to defeat Libra rather swiftly—poor Libra, he hardly had a chance.
As a gamer, I can’t help but feel let down by Nightreign. After finishing the game and defeating the Everdark Bosses, there’s nothing else to do or explore. It’s really disappointing and leaves me craving more. I had hoped for a more robust post-launch content plan from FromSoft, especially with promises of Duo expeditions, additional Nightfarers, and new bosses. Alas, it seems that the game doesn’t live up to those expectations.
It appears that we overestimated our abilities and defeated our enemies too swiftly. Consequently, game developers FromSoft are left with no other choice but to challenge us further by repeating previous encounters. I predict it won’t be long before we face multiple Nightlords simultaneously.
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2025-07-09 14:32