Nightreign Skins In Elden Ring Disclosed So Far

With skins arriving in Elden Ring Nightreign, here’s everything we’ve spotted so far, plus instructions on how to get and use each one.

So, which Elden Ring Nightreign skins and Outfits have been confirmed so far? Well, the long-awaited arrival of character skins is finally happening in Elden Ring: Nightreign.

With customization options on the way, players can now change their appearance using a variety of outfits—some based on iconic Souls characters. Here’s the current list.

Elden Ring: Nightreign is nearly here, and an early look at the game confirms the addition of skins for character customization. In this preview, we’ll cover all the revealed outfits, the in-game currency needed to purchase them, and how to equip them in multiplayer mode.

Check out the Elden Ring skins that have been unveiled so far:

• Bloodborne/Henryk’s Hunter Set
• Armor of the Sun
• Faraam
• Darkness
• Dawn

Unlocking Skins In Elden Ring: Here’s How

The Roundtable Hold in Nightreign is a familiar resting area, much like in Elden Ring, where you can prepare for both exploration and battles. Along with equipping relics, you’ll find a merchant in the back room selling various items, and a Fitting Mirror in the corner for customizing your character.

In order to change your skins via the Fitting Mirror, you’ll first need to earn Murk by battling in Limveld to purchase them.

Darkness

Every Nightreign character seems to have a unique take on the Dawn and Darkness skins. The Dawn skins are gold, bronze, and white, while the Darkness skins are darker versions of the base outfit.

Faraam

Nightreign will also feature skins inspired by characters from previous Souls games, including Dark Souls and Bloodborne. The first set revealed is the Faraam armor, worn by The Bearer of the Curse from Dark Souls 2. This skin seems to be available for the Wylder class, though the cost in Murk remains unknown.

Armor of the Sun

Solaire, the fan-favorite NPC from Dark Souls, will be making an appearance in Elden Ring with his own skin. Featuring new wings, it’s highly likely that this skin is available for the Guardian class. The Armor of the Sun is ideal for players eager to embrace jolly cooperation, even though the Knights of Sunlight don’t exist in Elden Ring.

Henryk’s Hunter Set

Nightreign behaves as if it will soon bring a touch of Bloodborne to PC with a new skin, but the exact armor set is still uncertain.

While it seems to be designed to resemble the protagonist of Bloodborne, the armor more closely matches the set worn by Henryk, a hunter antagonist in Yharnam. This skin seems to be readily available for the Ironeye class, regardless.

With the above steps to get and equip new skins in Elden Ring now clear, here’s what you should know about Nightreign remembrances and all the new classes coming to the RPG in the time to come.

Elden Ring Nightreign

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