The Elden Lord Armor Set is your prized possession for defeating the game. This armor set is worn by the first Elden Lord – Godfrey and it will be yours when you take him down in your final battle.
The shiny new armor is on the lighter side of things so it won’t weigh you down by much as it is suitable for different kinds of builds. Much like most armor sets, the Elden Lord Armor Set is made up of four pieces; Crown, Armor, Bracers, and Greaves.
It provides you with a decent amount of protection, both from physical and magic attacks. It might be an understatement to say that the armor is easy to get because it requires you to beat the game at least once and it is no easy feat.
Where to find the Elden Lord armor set in Elden Ring
In Elden Ring, you aspire to become the Elden Lord and lead the Lands Between to the era after Marika’s betrayal. Of course, the Elden Lord needs his own special armor set to flex his power.
This armor set, the Elden Lord, is worn by Godfrey, the First Elden Lord in the game and you can get it after you defeat Godfrey, First Elden Lord.
To get the Elden Lord armor set, you must finish the main storyline by defeating Godfrey and Hoarah Loux, Warrior after you burn down the Erdtree. After you defeat the boss, you will be prompted to a screen where you will be asked to either start a new game plus or return the Lands Between.
Don’t start a new game, you can do it later. Head to Enia, the Finger Reader at the Roundtable Hold and she will sell you the entire armor set.
Elden Lord Set stats
The Elden Lord Armor Set is lightweight armor that offers decent enough protection against physical and magic attacks. While the armor gives you reasonable protection from all types of attacks, don’t expect it to soak up everything since it is a lightweight armor weighing only (21.4).
We have got a damage negation of (23) against physical attacks, (21.1) against strikes, (22.1) against slashes, and (24) against Pierce.
When it comes to magic, the Elden Lord Armor set will negate (16.8) of Magic. The rest of the damage negation stats are; Fire (22.1), Light (13.9), and Holy (15.35).
If you look at the Resistance side of things, though the rest of the stats might seem like underwhelming Robustness (134) is where this armor set really shines.
You also have the option of altering the Elden Lord Armor set by removing the cape but that alteration is purely cosmetic and doesn’t affect any of the stats.
