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Morgott, The Omen King, also known as Morgott the Grace Given, is a Demigod Boss in Elden Ring. Morgott is the true identity of Margit, the Fell Omen, and the self-proclaimed "Last of All Kings". Although he and his twin brother Mohg were imprisoned deep in the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds for being born as Omen royalty, Morgott still loved the Golden Order and defended the capital when his fellow demigods invaded during the Shattering. This is not an optional boss as players must defeat him to advance in Elden Ring.
See Morgott, the Omen King Lore
Have it writ upon thy meagre grave:
"Felled by King Morgott! Last of all kings."
Elden Ring Morgott, the Omen King Boss
- This is not an optional boss and must be defeated to unlock Mountaintops of the Giants and advance the story.
- Closest Site of Grace: Queen's Bedchamber
- Multiplayer is allowed for this boss
- You can summon Spirit Ashes for this boss
- NPC Summons
- Melina: At the top of the stairs on the right, in front of the fog gate. She wields the Blade of Calling and uses Erdtree Incantations.
- Dung Eater. If he's released from his cell during his questline.
Elden Ring Morgott, The Omen King Location
Head east from Godfrey, First Elden Lord's arena towards the balcony, where the player will find a branch that takes them up to the second level of the room. From there, the player can continue across the bridge towards the Queen's Bedchamber Site of Grace. Continue south up the stairs to the fog gate where Morgott, The Omen King can be found. [Map Link]
Morgott, the Omen King Combat information
- Health: 10,399 HP
- Defense: 114
- Stance: 80
- Parryable: Yes, but 3 parries are required per stance break
- Is vulnerable to a critical hit after being stance broken or parried
- Damage:
Slash, 
Pierce, 
Holy (Phase 1), Slash, Pierce, 
Fire, Holy (Phase 2) - Inflicts:
Hemorrhage - Drops
120,000, Remembrance of the Omen King, Morgott's Great Rune
, Talisman Pouch (NG only and only if Margit, the Fell Omen has not yet been defeated) - Margit's Shackle can be used to stun Morgott twice during the first phase and using it while he's under the phase 2 threshold will begin the transition animation if he's still in Phase 1
- Morgott has a scripted Holy Swords Rain attack at the 80% HP threshold, after that attack he unlocks new abilities such as Spear Charge, Sword Hammer Spin, and the Holy Swords Rain
- Morgott normally goes into Phase 2 after getting damaged under 60% HP with the hard cap being 55% HP while staggered
- In second phase, Morgott unlocks a few abilities such as Geysers after any attack that hits the floor, Bloodflame Grab, Bloodflame Slam, Bloodflame Chase and a Rapid Weapon Change attack that's only available when he's below 30% HP
Negations (or Absorptions)
Standard
Strike
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: 337 / 435 / 725 / 1182
Scarlet Rot: 337 / 435 / 725 / 1182- Hemorrhage: 337 / 435 / 725 / 1182
Frostbite: 337 / 435 / 725 / 1182
The 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.
NG+ and Beyond (click to reveal)
| NG | NG+ | NG+2 | NG+3 | NG+4 | NG+5 | NG+6 | NG+7 | |
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| HP | 10,399 | 13,029 | 14,331 | 14,983 | 15,634 | 16,937 | 17,589 | 18,240 |
| Defense | 114 | 118 | 121 | 124 | 130 | 136 | 141 | 153 |
| Runes |
120,000 | 360,000 | 396,000 | 405,000 | 432,000 | 441,000 | 450,000 | 459,000 |
Resistances |
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| Poison |
337 / 435 / 725 / 1182 | 362 / 460 / 750 / 1207 | 367 / 465 / 755 / 1212 | 372 / 470 / 760 / 1217 | 378 / 476 / 766 / 1223 | 383 / 481 / 771 / 1228 | 389 / 487 / 777 / 1234 | 394 / 492 / 782 / 1239 |
| Scarlet Rot |
337 / 435 / 725 / 1182 | 362 / 460 / 750 / 1207 | 367 / 465 / 755 / 1212 | 372 / 470 / 760 / 1217 | 378 / 476 / 766 / 1223 | 383 / 481 / 771 / 1228 | 389 / 487 / 777 / 1234 | 394 / 492 / 782 / 1239 |
| Hemorrhage |
337 / 435 / 725 / 1182 | 362 / 460 / 750 / 1207 | 367 / 465 / 755 / 1212 | 372 / 470 / 760 / 1217 | 378 / 476 / 766 / 1223 | 383 / 481 / 771 / 1228 | 389 / 487 / 777 / 1234 | 394 / 492 / 782 / 1239 |
| Frostbite |
337 / 435 / 725 / 1182 | 362 / 460 / 750 / 1207 | 367 / 465 / 755 / 1212 | 372 / 470 / 760 / 1217 | 378 / 476 / 766 / 1223 | 383 / 481 / 771 / 1228 | 389 / 487 / 777 / 1234 | 394 / 492 / 782 / 1239 |
 Sleep |
552 / 842 / 1299 | 593 / 883 / 1340 | 601 / 891 / 1348 | 610 / 900 / 1357 | 619 / 909 / 1366 | 628 / 918 / 1375 | 637 / 927 / 1384 | 646 / 936 / 1393 |
 Madness |
Immune | |||||||
Elden Ring Morgott, The Omen King Boss Guide
Morgott, The Omen King Boss Video Guide
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Morgott, The Omen King Fight Strategy
The Best Tips for Morgott, The Omen King:
- For Melee users, stand a bit in front of his left leg from the outside, dodging behind it offers the best versatility in terms of safety, damage and punishes
- When Morgott spawns his Holy Hammer and goes for an Overhead Slam, put some distance between you both and roll into him, that usually forces Morgott to finish the combo with his Sword Slash, Triple Sword Holy Sword Spin into Swords Slam (Helicopter) and gives a huge punish window for tons of damage
- Dodging behind Morgott when he does a Sword attack usually ends up with him doing a slash behind him and jumping away from the player
- In Second Phase, weather changes to rain and arena gets covered with water making Lightning damage much better than Fire overall
- Suggested weapons:
- Considering the fact Morgott is weakest to Slash Damage, Curved Swords (Such as Shamshir and Mantis Blade) and Curved Greatswords (Bloodhound's Fang) would be great choices for Dexterity builds
- For Strength Builds Fist Weapons, Greatswords, Hammers and Great Hammers Excel in this fight with Morgott's low poise
- Suggested spells:
- Catch Flame, Frenzied Burst, Lightning Spear (Incantations)
- Carian Slicer, Night Comet, Glinstone Icecrag (Sorceries)
Melee Users
At first, Morgott seems overwhelming and with no openings but knowing which attacks to punish depending on the size of the weapon and which to bait or dodge allows for optimal aggression against the boss.
Don't be scared to maintain aggression during the fight as his attacks have a delay in between that allow for punishes; the most notably punishable attacks being: After a riposte. After Morgott hops away from the player. On big recovery attacks such as the Hammer Swings, Hammer Slams if you roll behind him, The Bloodflame infused attacks in Phase 2 (All can be punished with a light attack or a charged safely depending on the weapon's speed). On Combo Finishers such as the Helicopter. Additionally Morgott also has very low poise so you can abuse the fact by casting Ash Of War: Glintblade Phalanx twice to keep staggering him and getting free damage with critical hits.
An Alternative playstyle would be maintaining distance and baiting out big attacks such as the Spear Throw which can be followed up by a huge leap with Morgott stabbing the ground with his sword and a holy spear, this attack allows for 2 charged attacks safely. Parrying is also a good option against Morgott that can synergize very nicely with dagger talisman for critical attacks.
Elemental Damage: Morgott has no Fire or Lightning damage negation. With a Strength build, you can substantially increase your damage against him by imbuing your weapon with a Fire-type Ash of War and using the Flame-Shrouding Cracked Tear. You can do the same with a Dexterity build by pairing a Lightning-type Ash of War with Lightning-Shrouding Cracked Tear.
Status Ailments: Morgott's resistances are relatively low, and if you can sneak in multiple hits between his attacks with power-stanced small weapons like Daggers or Curved Swords, you can inflict multiple status ailments very quickly. Look for Morgott's Holy Spear throw attack, and run towards his left side (your right) when he's winding it up. You won't even need to dodge, and this will give you a solid chunk chunk of unimpeded attack time. When he starts casting Holy Swords Rain, you can get up to 3 light attacks with a fast weapon before having to roll away to safety. Similarly, keep attacking him through his phase change: although he has much higher damage negation, he still builds up status effects. Roll towards him just as he starts to stand up straight to avoid being caught by his Holy blast and to buy yourself a few more seconds of attacking. Because Morgott is vulnerable to all status ailments but his resistances increase after each proc, triggering as many as possible is a good plan. For example, power-stancing a Frost Great Knife and a Scorpion's Stinger will build Frostbite, Hemorrhage, and Scarlet Rot simultaneously.
Magic and Ranged Users
Maintaining good distance between you and Morgott is the key, he doesn't have many options when it comes to ranged attacks (Holy Daggers, Holy Spear and Holy Spear Charge or will try to walk towards you after he gets hit by a sorcery or an incantation) You can use super long ranged incantations such as Frenzied Burst and maintain a huge distance almost completely nullifying his moveset or spells that he can't react to like Night Comet (sorceries) or a non charged Lighting Spear (incantations). Drink Flasks during long wind up animations or when you're really far from the boss.
Morgott, The Omen King Attacks & Counters
| Attack | Description | Counter |
| Holy Swords Rain | Morgott spawns a holy sword in his left hand as well as holy swords in the air drawing a circle around himself and 5 lines each one being in fixed directions (1 in front of himself, two equally spaced out to his sides and two close ones behind him). This is a scripted attack at the 80% HP threshold | This move has a big wind up so you can get a few attacks in before having to run away to safety, unlocking camera and looking a bit upwards helps with dodging the swords |
| Tail Sweep | When the target is behind him, Morgott will twist his tail in an attempt to hit them. | Roll against the sweep direction or Jump the attack. |
| Cursed Explosion | At the 60% HP Threshold, Attacking, Shackling, Parrying Morgott would instantly force the transition animation to second phase where Morgott stands in place with his sword stabbed to the ground, he then starts coughing for a bit before unleashing the omen curse, spawning geysers on the floor that are random and covering the arena with water | You can safely attack Morgott until he begins coughing, at which point the safest strategy is to run away to avoid being hit by the blast. You can also roll towards him as soon as he begins standing up straight to push more damage. This is a good opportunity to heal or use ranged attacks to apply status ailments. |
| Holy Spear Throw | Morgott spawns a holy spear and throws it towards you after a short delay. | When he starts pulling his arm back to throw, dodge to a side. If you're close enough you can completely dodge the attack by standing in front of his left leg. |
| Flying Sword Spear Stab | Morgott leaps into the air stabbing the ground with his spear and sword. | You can easily dodge this attack by running towards Morgott after a spear throw. You can also roll behind Morgott when he's at the apex of the jump (when he's closest to you) |
| Flying Hammer Slam | Morgott leaps into the air spawning a holy hammer and slamming it into the ground | You can outrun this attack or roll into Morgott as he's slamming to continue aggression. |
| Holy Spear Charge | Creates a holy spear and after a second, he starts charging directly at his target |
Although this attack looks like a mid/long range only attack, Morgott can actually queue it in close range too, delay the roll until he starts moving towards you if that happens to avoid getting clipped by it. You can Roll through this attack (Forward Right), or run away from the attack Rolling through the spear has 2 outcomes |
| Spear Poke | Morgott pulls out a holy spear for a short period of time poking you before following up with a Diagonal Sword Attack if you’re within range for one or idling if you're not | He pulls the spear backwards a bit before doing the attack, roll the moment he pulls it back |
| Holy Daggers | There are multiple instances where Morgott spawns Holy daggers: |
1: Roll behind his left leg 2: Roll through the daggers or to a side 3: Roll through the first dagger and wait for him to throw the daggers after jumping away and roll through them 4: Roll twice behind his left leg instantly |
| Holy Sword Slash Vertical Sword Slam | Morgott hops to your left side or does a backhand Diagonal sword slam before spawning a holy sword in his left hand and doing a quick slash followed by a Vertical sword slam that ends the combo. | Dodge the sword and move towards his left side and only attack after he slams him to avoid the oncoming sword attack. This is a good attack to punish. Attacking before he slams the regular sword can get you hit by the sword hitbox. Dodging the final part of the attack into Morgott will in turn make him spawn a Holy Dagger and slash twice as a punishment for the player. |
| Spinning Slashes | Morgott Swings his sword diagonally from left to right quickly before spawning a holy sword in his left hand and doing a triple diagonal spin mid air and slamming both swords on the ground (there is a tiny delay here, Holy Sword goes down first then Regular Sword). | There are multiple ways of dodging this attack; Either by rolling into the first sword slash, and rolling twice around Morgott (one forward left, one forward right) Rolling away and getting back in after the slams. Rolling the first sword slash and running around him in a counter clockwise direction for roughly one second before letting go of the sprint button *Strafing the sword slash by going right then running left for a second and stopping the sprint (Advanced Dodge) This attack is a combo finisher and is great for punishes |
| Gliding Slide | Morgott dashes towards your left then performs a sword slash as he’s dashing from left to right. | Time your roll when Morgott raises the sword slightly. Dodging with the attack allows for a rolling light attack on most weapons |
| Cartwheel | Morgott does a flip and positions himself behind you, lunging for a second before jumping back through your body slashing it as he goes. | To time this roll, dodge when you can’t see his right hand and when you see the sword above his shoulder. Rolling with him will make him opt to one of 3 options, Helicopter, Sword Poke, or Bloodflame Stab (Only in Phase 2) Rolling away from him will make him opt for a spear throw, daggers throw, or a spear poke |
| Sword Hammer Horizontal Swing | Morgott spawns a holy hammer and rests it on his shoulder for a second before doing a sword Slash from right to left followed simultaneously by a hammer swing. | Notice when Morgott Raises his sword slightly, that’s the tell on when you should queue the roll. Dodging into Morgott gives one of 2 different follow ups, Overhead Hammer Slam or Any of the Sword Attacks. You can tell this attack is going to happen if Morgott points his sword INWARDS. Not to be mistaken with the HORIZONTAL SWORD SLASH, OVERHEAD HAMMER SLAM Variation Where he points his sword OUTWARDS as they have a similar starting animation. |
| Horizontal Sword Slash, Overhead Hammer Slam | Morgott spawns a holy hammer and rests it on his shoulder for a second before doing a sword slash from right to left followed by a delayed overhead hammer slam. | Dodge in as he raises the sword then either run behind him and dodge the hammer, or perform a jumping attack on his back to dodge the shockwave and not get clipped by the hammer hitbox |
| Overhead Hammer Slam | Morgott pulls his left arm all the way to the back before summoning a holy hammer raising it over his head and slamming the ground creating shockwave | To get the maximum value of this attack, maintain a bit of distance so you can roll into him and bait out the Helicopter attack |
| Sword + Hammer Spin | Morgott spawns a hammer in his right hand, tries to close in on you and then starts spinning twice ending it with a big hammer diagonal slam. | To dodge this attack, sprint backwards and the moment you see his sword starting to move, roll away. This attack is pretty tough to dodge depending on your position as he can do a quick hop to catch up to you before starting the animation. Thankfully it has multiple attacks that signal that it's going to happen. Most important one being the Swords Rain. As soon as you see him spawning the hammer when you’re away from him start sprinting backwards to avoid getting into these situations. This attack can happen as a follow up to Spear Throw, out of idle (only in phase 2), or rarely after Double Daggers Throw. If he pulls out a hammer out of idle (Melee Range) in phase 2 DO NOT GO IN, roll away twice instantly |
| Cursed-Blood Slice (Slam) | Morgott raises his sword in the air infusing it with bloodflame before doing a heavy slam on the ground creating an exploding trail where the sword hit the ground. | To get the full value of this attack; stand near his left leg and attack (preferably without lock on so you can keep your positioning), the Slam should completely miss you. |
| Cursed-Blood Slice (Chase) | Morgott raises his sword in the air infusing it with bloodflame, but this time dashing towards the player doing a big diagonal slash in front of him followed by a small twirl and a second slash in the opposite direction of the first slash leaving bloodflame trails that explode and linger for a second or so after each slash. | To Dodge this attack, wait until he starts sprinting towards you then roll twice into Morgott, with a slight delay between each roll |
| Cursed-Blood Thrust | Morgott pulls back and infuses his sword with bloodflame before dashing towards the player doing a thrust on the way that grabs the player if caught by it, he then will raise the target in the air with his sword before throwing them to the ground. | To dodge this attack, simply roll into Morgott the moment he raises his arm a bit to stab you, or if you’re close enough stick to his left side (that way you can get extra punishes without having to worry about dodging) |
| Rapid Armament Change | Rapidly begins attacking with his sword and dagger, before switching to his holy sword, performing more attacks, and finally summoning his hammer, performing a spinning attack and slamming it on the ground. (This attack unlocks at the 30% HP threshold and can be a punish to getting guardbroken by certain attacks) | You can dodge the attack by rolling behind Morgott either from the left or the right You can dodge it by running behind Morgott then backing off |
Morgott, The Omen King Notes & Other Trivia
- Voice Actor: Anthony Howell
- Morgott is the one of the few bosses that survive the boss battle upon defeat. After winning the battle, the player can approach Morgott (he will be either at the place of defeat or behind the Elden Throne). After a short monologue about the inevitable failure of the Tarnished, he dies, with his body fading into gold dust during Godfrey’s introduction, likely symbolizing that he has returned to the Erdtree.
- Morgott is the twin brother of Mohg, Lord of Blood. Morgott does not mention Mohg as a traitor, likely due to the fact that they were both imprisoned underground, and thus Mohg lacks a seat at the Elden Throne.
Unlike Mohg, he looks comparably more human than his brother, which may indicate that he despised his true nature and wish to leave it behind. - Morgott is one of the three sons of Godfrey and Marika, but was shunned, shackled and imprisoned deep below the capital for his Omen nature. Some time during the Shattering, he broke free, became the Lord of Leyndell and created the his second identity of Margit, so he could aid the Leyndell forces in the field without revealing his Omen nature to his subjects.
He founded the Night's Cavalry to hunt down champions that grew too ambitious and threatened the Erdtree. - The Holy Weapons he summons are the Erdsteel Dagger, Treespear, Giant-Crusher, and the Carian Knight's Sword.
- If parried successfully, the Cursed-Blood Slice will not deal any damage to the player, however, Morgott’s attack animation will not be interrupted and it will not count towards the three parries that are needed to riposte him.
- In Phase 2, the arena becomes covered in shallow water, giving both the player and Morgott +20 Fire absorption and -20
Lightning absorption. - If the player manage to trigger change while Morgott is in air, there is some chance that phase transition will be skipped
- Morgott will still get all 2nd phase attacks.
- Ground retains its old look, along with no extra dialogue or added defense.
- To summon someone for this boss who has already defeated Maliketh, the Black Blade and therefore triggered Leyndell, Ashen Capital, the summoned player must use their Small Golden Effigy and they must have interacted with the Summoning Pool near the fog before the capital was made ashen.
- Known as Morgott, Prince of the Omen in the 1.00 version of the game
- Bug: Sometimes, phase transition does not change how the battle arena looks.
Dialogue
Introduction:
Graceless Tarnished.
What is thy business with these thrones?
Ahh... Godrick the Golden. The twin prodigies, Miquella and Malenia. General Radahn. Praetor Rykard. Lunar Princess Ranni.
Wilful traitors, all.
Thy kind are all of a piece. Pillagers. Emboldened by the flame of ambition.
Have it writ upon thy meagre grave:
Felled by King Morgott! Last of all kings.
During Fight:
§Phase 2 transition:
Hrghraah!
The thrones... stained by my curse... Such shame I cannot bear.
Thy part in this shall not be forgiven.
Defeating player:
Put these foolish ambitions to rest.
During Phase 2:
May the curse seep to thy very soul.
An apt reward for thy brash ambition (1.00 version)
§After Fight:
Upon talking to Morgott once:
Tarnished, thou'rt but a fool.
The Erdtree wards off all who deign approach.
We are... we are all forsaken.
None may claim the title of Elden Lord.
Upon talking to Morgott twice:
Thy deeds shall be met with failure, just as I.
Morgott, the Omen King Lore
Lore Items Related to Morgott, the Omen King
Morgott's Great Rune
A Great Rune of the shardbearer Morgott.
Its blessing greatly raises maximum HP.
This Great Rune is the anchor ring that houses the base, and proves two things:
That the Omen King was born of the golden lineage, and that he was indeed the Lord of Leyndell.
Mohg's Great Rune
A Great Rune of the shardbearer Mohg.
Its blessing grants a blessing of blood to summoned phantoms, and imparts a Phantom Great Rune upon successful invasion.
Mohg and Morgott are twin brothers, and their Great Runes are naturally similar.
But Mohg's rune is soaked in accursed blood, from his devout love for the wretched mire that he was born into far below the earth.
Remembrance of the Omen King
Remembrance of Morgott, the Omen King, hewn into the Erdtree.
The power of its namesake can be unlocked by the Finger Reader.
Alternatively, it can be used to gain a great bounty of runes.
Though born one of the graceless Omen, Morgott took it upon himself to become the Erdtree's protector. He loved not in return, for he was never loved, but nevertheless, love it he did.
Margit's Shackle
A fetish bathed in golden magic. Shackles were used to bind the accursed people called the Omen, and these ones were made to keep a particular Omen under strictest confinement.
Though faint, the shackles still retain vestiges of power — enough to trap the once-bound Margit on earth, if only for a short time.
Regal Omen Bairn
Doll of a curseborn bairn from the Erdtree's royal line.
Uses FP to unleash many wraiths that chase down foes.
Omen babies born of royalty do not have their horns excised, but instead are kept underground, unbeknownst to anyone, imprisoned for eternity.
These memorial fetishes are fashioned in secret.
Morgott's Cursed Sword
Warped blade of shifting hue used by Morgott, the Omen King.
The accused blood that Morgott recanted and sealed away reformed into this blade.
Fell Omen Cloak
"A cloak of ragged fur worn about the exposed body of Margit, the Fell Omen.
Having slaughtered countless champions during the Shattering, the Fell Omen has become a horror to those who harbor ambitions for the Erdtree, or for Lordship."
Night's Cavalry Helm
Pitch-black helm with flowing black hair.
Worn by the Night's Cavalry who ride funeral steeds.
The Night's Cavalry, who now wander the dim roads at night, were once led by the Fell Omen and were deliverers of death for great warriors, knights, and champions.
Dialogues Related to Morgott, the Omen King
Morgott, The Omen King Image Gallery
R1 Spam, Occasional Charged R2 and then the Occasional L2 usage. This boss in a nutshell lmao
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There is a world where the Hornsent and Shamans are friends, and in this world, our King Morgott wasn't "never loved".
In that world, he is the most beloved king of all.
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Morgott's basically a glass Cannon. Fast af, deadly af, js missing out a bit on hp
dude would be the hardest non dlc boss if he didnt have the resistances and hp of a week old apple
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the fact that after the dlc, ur like 30% done with the game after killing morgott...
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Dope ****ing boss. I completely understand why he's extremely aggressive and has the craziest combos and movesets. The game gives you everything to deal with him, the margits shackle, the fact you can summon Melina and an additional spirit ash, or how easy you can overlevel by the time you reach him. And the fact he's ONLY strong against Holy is mad crazy. I did this fight RL1, and it's still very doable. I do wish he had a longer health bar, same issue shared with Maliketh. Funny how some of the craziest and fun boss fights have a short ass health bar but the slogfest of a fight such as Godskin Apostle, gargoyle duo or piss ass fire giant have high resistances and health pool is mad irritating
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this is the hardest boss in the game for no-hitting at rl1. idc what anyone says he has the most complicated and difficult to learn moveset out of any fight in base game + dlc
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the bug explication: This happens when you break his stance while he is halfway through his health, and then you can end up pulling the health needed for the phase switch animation
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Did they remove the flames from his intro? Because they didn't appear when I saw the sequence in my own Game
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Loved his boss. Speaks wonders for him if my biggest criticism is that I want his fight longer.
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wow omg fromsoft really blew their budget just trying to develop an open world. I can't believe they had to re-use the Margit asset for Morgott. I bet Morgott's origincal concept art would've been sick given his lore. Disappointing FromSoft. Disappointing indeed.
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one of the best fights in the base game, here's hoping you get reincarnated into an omen free life next time around king :prayer_hands:
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one of the best fights in the base game, here's hoping you get reincarnated into an omen free life next time around king :prayer_hands:
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I just finished Morgott, and it was the best boss fight until now, the former best boss fight was Margit's. He is fair to deal with, he is not overpowered, he has a acceptable HP, his AoE attacks are easily dodgeable, he doesn't move in light speed, his delays are good openings to hit him, he doesn't dodge automatically 99% of your ranged attacks. He is hard because of his feints, delays and quirks (skills). The only attack that is f****ed up is his grab-attack with his blood imbued sword in 2nd phase but he doesn't spam it unlesss you keep mid distant from him. Lovelly Morgott/Margit, he teached me how to play Elden Ring, he make you use your skills to beat him not a massive AR nor 40+ pts in vigor.
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It’s a crime that you can’t get incantations that mimic his holy weapon attacks.
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Kinda a shame we can't copy his fighting style. I've realized how many cool spells he appears to be using: a summonable sword, a hammer, a greatspear, and then that "Rain of blades" one, not to mention the goddamn golden daggers. Why can't we use any of these?! Mages have a goddamn mallet for a spell and a dozen option for throwing magical swords at their opponents, but clerics get none of this action?!
I don't know why FromSoft keep limiting themselves by only giving bosses 2 rewards from their souls and calling it a day. Its fine if his soul had like 5 rewards associated with it. Hell - you already made the damn Walking Mauselums just for this, so why hesitate? Couldn't put all of these into a secret book found at Morgott's private room somewhere to be given to merchants?
Missed opportunities. They hurt me so much.
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I'd like there was a leg piece of equipment named "Morgott's DiIdo". When equiped it would let the legs uncovered and change the roll animation for a over powered version of quickstep at cost of 20% of max HP and 20% of stamina regeneration speed.
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i just beat him but i havent encountered "Melina" yet, how do i progress??
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Should've had way more buildup as this glorious and illustrious king of the golden order so the reveal he's actually the Omen hobo who attacked you at stormveil had impact. Willing to bet most players didn't even realize what was going on
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I love how we deflates when he dies cus he ran out of his omen juice during phase 2 transition
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ER fanboys will see a boss like this one doing the most annoying thing possible, which is running away from the player just to stall the fight, and scream "omg such a perfect boss"
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**be aware that it takes 7 business days for our attacks to be delivered
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He should have 35/10/35/35 physical resists and 30/30/30/60 elemental resists, and 100 poise instead of 80.
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Would’ve been cool if they played more off that “Veiled King” idea. Could you imagine if they hyped up Morgott is an actual king completely separate from Margit, building Margit as his servant instead. You enter his arena, and you see a king, with long golden hair and royal armour. You fight this golden king until about 50% health, where he lifts his crown, which is actually the mimic veil, the illusion breaks, and it reveals that it was Margit the whole time, forced to mask himself as this glorious king out of shame and to keep Leyndell alive, because he knows if his knights really knew that he was an omen, they would abandon the city entirely, leaving the Golden Order in ruins. I still love the fight as it is, but you kinda figure out Morgott is Margit by the time you reach Capital Outskirts.
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Still the best boss in the entire game even after SotE. His moveset is unreal.
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This Endgame gatekeeper boss has the most diverse flowchart and combos,
Yet he only has like 80 poise and less health than MALIKETH.
Let that sink in.
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If Morgott is Margit, then why does he try to prevent you from entering the castle where Godrick is when later Morgott tells us how he hates Godrick because he's a traitor?
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God dammit i overleveled and the first time i ever fought him was way too easy
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why can't we marry him instead of ranni? literally unplayable
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This guy has no hp bruh. It’s such a shame because he’s probably the best boss in the entire game moveset-wise
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out of the 2 times I've fought this man, he has been a total pushover and hasn't killed me once
this is karma for the fact that margit took 16 hours to beat on my first playthrough
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You can sorta mimic Morgott fighting style via using his sword alongside some carian spells (hammer of hamma and carian slicer being the most obvius)
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Why doesn't he just call for his balrogs to do his bidding and defeat the tarnished, is he stupid?
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People perception of holy damage would change if we had some of his moves has incants (the hammer for example)
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His mix up of delayed and extremely fast attacks is really fun to learn and not extremely frustrating or anything. My favourite part of the fight is how 50% of the time is spent waiting for him to do something so you can have a chance to get a hit in without getting punished.
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the only flawless boss in the game imo. even tho it's not the best boss for me it's the only one without even the slightest bit of a flaw to it
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Am i going nuts or does he purge procced poison during his phase transition?
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Are there any lore implications on why he has the death flare? I get the cursed fire blood of the Formless Mother but I don’t remember anything about Godwyn’s gold fire
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Why didn't he just call upon his balrogs to defeat the tarnished, is he stupid?
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Shackle doesn't work on him, I used it and he coughed and one shot me lmao
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At an appropriate level with avg to below avg damage, Morgot is the best boss fight in the entire game plus DLC. Phase 2 being my favorite among all Soulsborne games. This all goes along with being the best NPC in the game as well.
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Great character, one of the worst ****ing fights in the base game.
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I like to imagine that Morgott was one step away from coming to Goldmask's realization that the gods are no better than man and not fit for rule but was held back to the circumstances of his birth and his undying loyalty to the GO. I mean he already calls out his demigod siblings as warmongers no better than the tarnished he hunts and his bairn scales with int and faith much like the Law of Regression. If he had discovered Radagon and Marika's secret from the statue it may have already happened.
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I could have beat him in a couple tries with power stanced great hammer jumping attacks but decided to try a parry strategy to win. Died about 10 times but had fun learning his moves. His delayed attacks were very annoying but they ended up being the free parries by the last attempt. It helped that I was using a medium shield with carian retaliation, so I could block his fast attacks. The only bad part was that some of the attacks with his main sword seemed impossible to parry, even with proper parry timing.
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morgott being so easy yet gives one of the best bleed swords (in my opinion) is so crazy to me
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Tied between Morgott and Messmer for my fav boss in Elden Ring, which is ironic because of how similar they are. Both the abandoned children of Marika, but still the most loyal of the demigods, forced to take over and rule what remains of the city Marika left for them in shambles. They were both born with curses, both are ashamed of them and refuse to use them, mainly because of the way Marika raised them to hide their curses. They don’t use them until on the brink of death, in which case they have to injure themselves to break free the curse and become stronger.
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He's an incredibly cool fight, but I wish they buffed his HP. Unless you're deliberately handicapping yourself, it feels like the fight ends before you really get to appreciate it.
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stop saying it's easy oh my god. it's a top 3 hardest base game boss
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Was too overleveled on my 1st run and beat him first try, feels bad
Just redid his fight in my 2nd run, Im comitting to full naked, but with a DLC weapon from my friend (dane's footwork) cus I love that weapon so much I wanna do a full run with it,
Beat him at lvl 50, it was an amazing fight, Im glad I got to re-do it
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The only son of a gun I hate because he's the only one that actually put seals up everywhere I wanted/ needed to go and couldn't go until I beat him... 10/10 the only enemy actually doing a good job consistantly
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I fought Morgott last night & he was surprisingly easy. I'm not sure if I was overleveled(lvl 140), had the perfect build against him(Bloodflame blade & a +9 bloodhound fang), or what he was just quite easy.
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He really needed higher stats overall. At the point in the game where you fight him trading hits is viable for almost every build and that’s lame.
Mimic Tear and Rotten Breath along with summoning Melina made this an easy fight
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I spammed the Reduvia WA during the transition into phase 2. Now I feel really bad. Didn't get to experience Morgott's sick moveset. He needs more HP. :(
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I remember having struggling with him during my first and second playthrough closer to game release. Now I'm doing my third playthrough and getting ready to go to DLC. He didn't even finish his rain of swords animation.
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Everyone saying he needs more HP os missing the lore reason: Morgott is one of the weaker Demigods and consistently gets beat. It's fitting that by exploring and beating many other demigods (including Radanh) that Morgott is a push over.
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Guys, quick lore question, is the curse morgott refers to diarrhea? Because he kind of floods the arena with scat and then accuses us of "making him soil the thrones with his curse". Idc about you, but I didn't cast no bowel-moving sorcery, my guy should just reconsider his diet and maybe invest in decent plumbing in the capital
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Is it just me, or is it always raining right after you defeat Morg and check the thorns? 5th playthrough and I just noticed. Any *deeper lore* behind it, or just "ooh, big sad :c"?
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this boss is hype if you aren't overleveled. unfortunately, you will be overleveled
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Goated fight and lore all around. Even though he was denied the erdtrees grace he still defended his home and remained loyal to his lineage.
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Fun fight but I'm an absolute sh1tter and it still only took 4 tries.
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This MF so damn old . Attacks taking ten years to go thru smh . Good fight tho
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This guy screaming when entering into his second phase is peak gaming voice acting.
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Imagining this guy's daily routine before the Tarnished shows up. Eating dinner, etc. Where are all the toilets, btw?
character wise maybe the best boss? For sure my favorite as a character, the only shardbearer I feel bad for
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“Put these foolish ambitions to rest” Oh, and if I do?Will I be rewarded with a kiss and being allowed to stay and be your little Tarnished?
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The Stars of Ruin sorcery saw me through with ease. Was really surprised as there’s some bosses I may never beat.
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Excellent rematch boss fight, and even better once you completely learn him and uses his own attacks as windows. If you want a cooler fight, recomend to use a low level weapon to make the fight a bit longer, as sadly with its HP he can fall rather too quickly.
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Great fight, even better weapon from remembrance! 10/10 would NOT put foolish ambitions to rest!
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my goat, the frickin lord of leyndell needs a HP buff. He only has like 800 HP more than radahn. He should have at least 13000 hp.
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favorite boss next to placidusax, melania, mohg, radagon and maliketh. (specifically second phase)
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After rushing straight to the capital, I can confidently say he's balanced around being RL 60 with +12 weapons.
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He is pretty easy at first and should use shackle at him and have blood flame blade. I used a blood hound fang and he is fun and not hard. Hard to believe he is king of omens.
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"Hello, yes, my name is Mr. Tigram and I come from...somewhere far away. Yes that'll do."
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