Miranda The Blighted Bloom |
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| Location | Tombsward Cave |
| Drops | Runes  2,100 (NG)Runes 525 (NG, Co-op)Viridian Amber Medallion |
| HP | 2,483 |
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Lightning
Slash
FireMiranda the Blighted Bloom is a Field Boss in Elden Ring. This giant flower releases clouds of poisonous pollen into the air. This is an optional boss, as players don't need to defeat it in order to advance.
The Giant Miranda Sprout is the normal enemy form of this boss. Another Miranda boss appears in the Omenkiller and Miranda Flower duo fight.
Miranda, maiden of the Flower Crucible is said to have been the very first of this breed.
Elden Ring Miranda the Blighted Bloom Boss
- Found in Tombsward Cave [Map Link]
- This is an optional boss
- Closest Site of Grace: Tombsward Catacombs
- Multiplayer is allowed for this boss
- You can summon Spirit Ashes for this boss
- This fight features several Miranda Sprouts as well, but only the Blighted Bloom needs to be defeated to win
Miranda the Blighted Bloom Combat information
- Health: 2,483 HP
- Defense: 102.6
- Stance: 100
- Parryable: No
- Is vulnerable to a critical hit after being stance broken
- Damage:
Standard, 
Strike, 
Holy - Inflicts:
Poison - Drops 2,100
Negations (or Absorptions)
Pierce
MagicThe negation numbers are the % of your damage that gets blocked. For example, if a negation is 60, 40% of that damage by that type will go through and 60% will be negated. Bigger number = less damage. A negation of 100 means no damage goes through, and a negation of -100 mean the enemy takes 2x damage from that source. 0 means damage goes pretty much as is.
Resistances
- Poison: 1102 / 1559
Scarlet Rot: 512 / 802 / 1259
Hemorrhage: 512 / 802 / 1259
Frostbite: 128 / 149 / 177 / 219
Sleep
MadnessThe resistance numbers are the buildup amount to trigger it. For example, if a resistance is 100 you must deal 100 points of the given buildup to trigger it. Note that these go down over time, and increase each time the effect procs. The values after the "/"s indicate the increased resistances after each successive proc.
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Elden Ring Miranda the Blighted Bloom Boss Guide
Miranda the Blighted Bloom Fight Strategy
The Best Tips for Miranda the Blighted Bloom:
- Bring Neutralizing Boluses to cure Poison
- Use a Torch to light the Miranda on fire and interrupt most of its attacks
Melee Users
Be aggressive: you won't be able to avoid its poison cloud in such close quarters, so you'll need to kill it before the poison kills you. Alternate hits with a Torch to interrupt its attacks and a normal melee weapon to deal damage while it's recovering. If you deal damage quickly enough, you can largely ignore the Miranda Sprouts.
Magic and Ranged Users
Use spells that prioritize damage over casting speed: it's hard to avoid being poisoned, but the flower's attacks are mostly slow and unable to interrupt you. Inflict Fire Damage if possible—not only is the Miranda quite weak to it, it can interrupt its attacks. Just be sure to get out of the way when its Rain of Light attack starts charging up.
Miranda the Blighted Bloom Attacks & Counters
| Attack | Description | Counter |
| Poison Cloud | The flower will slowly close its petals, before releasing a lingering cloud of pollen around it, causing rapid Poison build-up. | Hit the Miranda with Fire Damage to interrupt this attack or burn up the pollen. Otherwise, there's no way to escape the cloud in the enclosed arena. |
| Poison Cloud Burst |
A variation of the Poison Cloud attack, it will close its petals which shake slightly before unleashing a cloud of poisonous pollen in front of it, knocking its targets back and building up Poison. | Roll away once you see it close its petals, or interrupt it with Fire Damage. This attack still does low amounts of damage if it connects, however. |
| Rain of Light | The flower rises high on its stalk before making an odd sound. The area around its intended target will begin glowing white, before being peppered with beams of light from above. | Move away from the Miranda when you see it start to rise, then move back in when you see the motes. The attack's radius will be far enough away to give you space to keep attacking. |
| Head Slam | If its target is close to it, the flower will lean back and slam down on its foe, dealing mediocre damage. | Interrupt the attack with Fire Damage or roll to either side. |
Miranda the Blighted Bloom Lore, Notes & Other Trivia
- Name changed to “Miranda Blossom” in an unknown patch.
Miranda the Blighted Bloom Image Gallery
Anonymous1st tried it. Difficult but fair. It was sortve like Isshin, but he was a plant instead.
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If Miranda has a million fans I'm one of them
If Miranda has five fans I'm one of them
If Miranda has one fan that is me
If the entire world is against Miranda I'm against the entire world
Till my last breath, I'll support Miranda
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Don't know why they try to convince you to just take poison?? But if you walk back to the doorway the main cloud won't reach, only safe space, but it exists
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Don’t know which patch it was changed but it’s simply called “Miranda Blossom” in tombsward cave now.
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Funnily enough, the only boss where the Wandering Noble Spirit Ashes aren't fully worthless thanks to the torchbearers.
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Miranda, Latin for "to be wondered at". Female name since the 17th century. I'm calling her female.
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So you can poison the plant that does nothing but spam poison, rot the rot dragon and rot tree spirit, but you can't poison/rot Jerren in his invasion or Mohg the Omen. Ok Elden Ring, whatever you say.
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Alright now get out its time for me to be alone with miranda heh heh heh…
I HATE YOU I F*CKING HATE YOU
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When it does its poison cloud you can hit it with a fire arrow and it'll stop the attack and the poison cloud will go away
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When it does its poison cloud you can hit it with a fire arrow and it'll stop the attack and the poison cloud will go away
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''Is this an optional boss''
Why are you asking me this you're the wiki
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Flame of Frenzy can really put the hurt on these things and their lesser giant plant cousins (purely through fire damage, plants can’t go insane unfortunately)
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Been stuck at this mf for 12 days straight. Yesterday I could finally - FINALLY - get past the ads. I call that progress.
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Truly the most magnificent boss fight in the entire game. I teared up when I first fought Miranda the Blighted Bloom in Limgrave, and I nearly fainted when she made an unexpected reappearance in the Atlus Plateau. The sheer spectacle of fighting Miranda each time always brings leaves my legs shaking as if I just ran a marathon. Her poison clouds and body swings are dangerous, but ultimately fair, and it makes me wonder if I'll ever find a boss better than this one. Truly a contender for best soulsborne boss of all time, surpassing even Ludwig and Nameless King. A wondrous godsend from the devs and game designers at Fromsoft.
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People arguing over Melina and Ranni, when Miranda is actually best girl
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Meteorite staff and rockling through the mist before you enter, like a bunch of bosses burns her down before you even engage, easy win lol.
The boss room is so small you cannot avoid being poisoned so make sure you either bring Neutralizing Boluses or can cast the spell Cure Poison. Alternatively, if you mix a Flask of Wondrous Physick with a Crimsonburst Crystal Tear then the HP regen will more than offset the poison damage.
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