The cream of the crop, the best of the lot, the picks of the bunch, etc, these Nightreign classes are our standout favorites. They’re viable for both co-op and solo play, even though the latter can be notoriously difficult.

To two-hand a weapon in Elden Ring Nightreign, you need to hold Triangle/Y and then press R1/RB. This is assuming you're holding the weapon you want to two-hand in your right hand, but if you want to grab your left-hand weapon, just press L1/LB instead. Press the same inputs again to switch back to a one-handed grip.

Elden Ring Nightreign's new Nightfarer class system is an easy way for players to pick out a familiar character archetype and jump into battle. Each comes with passive and active skills to suit many playstyles and help round out the game's three-player squads.

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Blasphemous Blade (Legendary Greatsword): Wylder has many powers that spec to Greatswords in particular, and while there are five different legendary greatswords, the best is the Blasphemous Blade, which specs well to Wylder's stats and restores health on every kill.

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Elden Ring Nightreign isn't really like anything I've ever played before. Its unique twist on the soulslike formula is addictive, fun and brutal in equal measure, despite its frustrating matchmaking and wildly inflexible party requirements needlessly tarnishing the experience.

Nightreign is big, detailed, durable, and captures the mysterious warrior aesthetic fans love. Limited to 9,999 pieces worldwide, the helmet costs $190, aims to satisfy fans of collectibles, and releases May 30,