Mohg, Lord of Blood is a powerful Omen that resides in the deeper parts of the Siofra River in Elden Ring. It is said that he gained his powers through communion with an Outer God called the Formless Mother. Another version of the boss called, Mohg, the Omen can be fought down the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds in Leyndell, Royal Capital.
The Lord of Blood is also the twin brother of Morgott, the Omen King, which can be found guarding the path to the Erdtree in the Royal Capital in Elden Ring. Although they’re siblings, each has a distinctive fighting style that differentiates him from the other.
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Where To Find Mohg Lord Of Blood in Elden Ring
Mohg, Lord of Blood, can be found southwest of the Dynasty Mausoleum Entrance Site of Lost Grace in Mohgwyn Palace. This underground region can be reached by using a waygate near Yelough Anix Ruins in the Consecrated Snowfield.
Players need to collect the Haligtree Secret Medallion and use it at the Grand Lift of Rold to get to the secret area in the Mountaintops of the Giants in Elden Ring.
Another method is by completing the first few steps of White Mask Varre’s questline, which helps Tarnished reach Mohgwyn Palace in the early game.
After soaking the Lord of Blood's Favor in a maiden’s blood, speak with Elden Ring's Varee to receive the Pureblood Knight's Medal. This item grants players an audience with Mohg, Lord of Blood, thus teleporting Tarnished to Mohgwyn Palace upon use.
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How To Defeat Mohg Lord Of Blood In Elden Ring
Mohg, Lord of Blood has various set of battle moves that causes Hemorrhage (Bleed) and Fire damage. Ironically, he is weak to Hemorrhage, which means that the Swarm of Flies Elden Ring Incantation will immensely help players in this fight.
In addition to Bleed, Mohg is also weak to Physical attacks and Gravity Spells. On the other hand, he’s immune against Fire, Frostbite, Scarlet Rot, and Poison.
Armors have resistances that’ll protect players from certain damages. Therefore, for Mohg, it’s best to equip an armor that has good robustness and Fire resistance. The Elden Ring armor won’t protect Tarnished from everything, but it will minimize the damage.
Like some Elden Ring boss fights, Mohg has two phases. In the first one, he’s fairly easy to hit and doesn’t move around much. The second phase is much harder, as the Lord of Blood is flying most of the time. To make it easier, here’s a complete list of his attacks.
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Bloodflame Talons
Mohg will swipe his left arm and create three big slashes that explode and cause decent damage. The key is to roll away from the attack before the explosion.
Bloodboon
An opening appears above Mohg, which he sticks his hand into then splashes players with bloodflame that’ll stay on the floor and cause Hemorrhage build-up. Bloodboon can be done in several ways, but the most used are the horizontal arc and the bloodflame rain.
The former is used when Tarnished are at medium range, and it can be dodged by rolling into it while avoiding the flame on the ground. As for the bloodflame rain, it can only occur once players get too close to Mohg. Before dodging it, circle him and land a few hits on his back, then run away.
Spear Swings
The Lord of Blood swings his spear in 3-4 hits combos that can be dodged by rolling through every swing. There’s an opening to attack him if he slams his weapon to the ground.
Mohg’s Shackle is an item that can stagger the Lord of Blood during his first phase only. The item can be obtained from the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds near Leyndell Catacombs.
Thrust
Mohg will hold his spear horizontally and then charge forward in Tarnished’s direction. If the attack is evaded, there’s a big opening for players to deal damage. Elden Ring Rock Sling is a great option, as he’s weak to Gravitational attacks.
Ritual Countdown
The Lord of Blood thrusts his spear in the air and shouts “Trēs”, “Duo”, and “Ūnus” and with every counting, he’ll put a red ring around players until there are three. Mohg’s back is completely vulnerable during this move.
Blood Ritual
The Blood Ritual is without a doubt the most dangerous attack. After Mohg’s HP significantly drops, he will hold his weapon with both hands and shouts “Nihil” three times, consuming one ring each time. Each shout will cause massive damage to players and restore Mohg’s health.
Unfortunately, This attack is unavoidable, but there are methods to lessen the damage. By acquiring the Purifying Crystal Tear from Bloody Finger Eleonara, Mohg’s attack won’t affect Tarnished anymore.
Airborne Assault
During his second phase, Mohg sprouts giant wings on his back. He’ll then use them to fly away from the players and then charge down back with a powerful swing attack. It’s best to roll through the attack, not away from it.
Defeating Mohg, Lord of Blood rewards players with 420,000 Runes, Mohg’s Great Rune, and Remembrance of the Blood Lord.
Elden Ring is available now for PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, and Xbox One and Series X|S.
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Elden Ring, what a vast world to delve into! I'm definitely familiar with the intricate details and mechanics of the game. Let's break down the concepts within that article:
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Characters and Bosses:
- Mohg, Lord of Blood: A powerful Omen residing in the Siofra River and later in Mohgwyn Palace, characterized by unique abilities and weaknesses. Associated with an Outer God, the Formless Mother.
- Morgott, the Omen King: Mohg's twin brother, guarding the path to the Erdtree in the Royal Capital. They possess distinct fighting styles.
- White Mask Varre: Associated with a questline helping players access Mohgwyn Palace early in the game.
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Locations:
- Siofra River: Where Blaidd is found, and Mohg, Lord of Blood, initially resides.
- Leyndell, Royal Capital: Houses the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds where Mohg, the Omen, is encountered.
- Dynasty Mausoleum Entrance Site, Mohgwyn Palace: Specific areas where Mohg can be found.
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Methods to Reach Mohg:
- Haligtree Secret Medallion: Required item used at the Grand Lift of Rold to access the Mountaintops of the Giants, reaching Mohgwyn Palace.
- White Mask Varre's Questline: An alternate way to access Mohgwyn Palace early in the game.
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Combat Strategies and Weaknesses:
- Mohg's Weaknesses: Vulnerable to Hemorrhage, Physical attacks, and Gravity Spells. Immune to Fire, Frostbite, Scarlet Rot, and Poison.
- Armor and Resistances: Wearing appropriate armor with good robustness and Fire resistance is advised.
- Combat Phases: Mohg has two phases with differing attack patterns and challenges.
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Mohg's Attacks and Strategies:
- Bloodflame Talons, Bloodboon, Spear Swings, Thrust, Ritual Countdown, Blood Ritual, Airborne Assault: Detailed descriptions of Mohg's attack moves and strategies to counter each one.
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Rewards:
- 420,000 Runes, Mohg's Great Rune, Remembrance of the Blood Lord: Rewards upon defeating Mohg, Lord of Blood.
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Game Availability:
- Available on PC, PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox One, and Series X|S.
Understanding the intricacies of boss mechanics, weaknesses, and strategies is crucial in Elden Ring, and facing Mohg, Lord of Blood, is no exception. The article offers comprehensive insights into how players can navigate this challenging encounter and reap the rewards upon successful completion.
