All Elden Ring Nightreign skins and how to unlock them

What are the Elden Ring Nightreign skins? When you start slaying some Night Lords, you'll soon gain access to character customization options. The best part for returning Souls fans is that you can unlock some familiar Souls characters for some of the classes.

With the multiplayer game, how to get them, and how to unlock the means to equip them.

How to change skins in Elden Ring Nightreign

To change skins in Elden Ring Nightreign, you need to complete two expeditions, giving you access to the Fitting Mirror.

Just like in Elden Ring, the Roundtable Hold is a place for you to rest and prepare for any battles and exploration in Nightreign. As well as equipping Nightreign Relics here, you can also find a merchant in the back room that you can buy various goods from, and a Fitting Mirror in the corner where you can equip new skins.

How to unlock skins in Elden Ring Nightreign

When you go to the Fitting Mirror, you have the ability to change your outfit, though you'll need to cough up some money to alter your clothing. The price of each outfit depends on what you're trying to buy. For example, The Dawn skin is only 14,000 Murk, whereas the Darkness skin will set you back 35,000.

There are also hidden skins that you will need to unlock as you defeat each of the Elden Ring Nightreign bosses and Night Lords. When you defeat every Night Lord, you gain access to two additional outfits, with some of them being based on classic Dark Souls characters. These extra outfits are available for just 7,500 Murk.

All Elden Ring Nightreign skins

Here are all the Elden Ring Nightreign skins for each Nightfarer, and how to unlock them:

Wylder

The notorious Artorias has made it to Nightreign, though not in the way you think. While the DS don hasn't been spotted out in Limveld, you can live vicariously through him with Wylder's Abysswalker skin. The Lion Knight armor, meanwhile, references the Faraam armor set worn by Dark Souls 2's protagonist, The Bearer of the Curse.

Guardian

Praise the sun! Beloved Dark Souls NPC, Solaire, also has his very own skin in Elden Ring, and the Guardian is the lucky class that gets to use it. Solaire's armor set is officially called Armor of the Sun, and while the Knights of Sunlight aren't a fixture in Elden Ring, this is the ideal skin to indicate you're up for some jolly cooperation.

Ironeye

We finally got a little slice of Bloodborne on PC, but it's in the form of Ironeye's Ringfinger skin. While it's likely intended to represent Bloodborne's protagonist, the armor more closely resembles the set worn by Henryk, one of the antagonistic hunters in Yharnam.

Duchess

Patches is one of FromSoft's most beloved NPCs, so it's only natural that Nightreign would include a nod to the follicly-liberated trickster. After defeating the final Nightlord, Duchess can cosplay Patches with her Black Leather skin.

Raider

Raider's raided the wardrobes of Havel and the Siegmeyer of Catarina, yoinking their trademark garbs and adding them to his collection. If you're after some funion in an onion, cough up your Murk for the Catarina skin as soon as you unlock it.

Revenant

Most of us the Sister Friede fight in DS3, typically for painful (so, so painful) reasons. One of the Revenant.

Recluse

'Heretic Sorcerer' is a more than apt name for one of Recluse's post-finale skins, considering the NPC it's based on. For the uninitiated, Karla is a DS3 merchant who flogs some particularly potent dark magic spells. Though Recluse has some gorgeous garms, this shabby ensemble is our favorite.

Executor

Kirk's spiky suit of armor is one of From's coolest designs, so it only makes sense that it'd appear in Nightreign. Executor's already a staple class for those who live by the blade, and Thorns adds an extra edge.

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