10 Elden Ring Mods That Work With Shadow Of The Erdtree (2024)

Elden Ring is a truly massive game, and with the addition of the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, there are hundreds of hours of content available for fans to explore. Yet in spite of the massive scope of this game, some players still want to try something new. That's where mods come in.

There are countless mods available for Elden Ring, and even though the DLC is still a very recent addition, many modders have already made their custom content compatible with the Realm of Shadow. Here are some of the best mods that Elden Ring fans can enjoy alongside the DLC.

10 Multiplayer Safe Level 125 And 150 Characters

Playing Catch Up

• Created by CombatEng1neer
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

Shadow of the Erdtree is an infamously difficult DLC, and players need to either be close to or beyond the end of the base game in order to stand a chance of survivng it. If players haven't quite reached that level yet, they can use mods like this one to catch up.

As the title suggests, this mod offers players a roster of pre-built high-level characters, letting them choose which build and base game ending they want before jumping immediately into the DLC. These characters use entirely legal in-game items and resources, so the risk of getting banned from online play is significantly mitigated as well.

9 Glorious Merchant

A One-Stop Shop

• Created by Tom Clark
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

One of the most appealing things about Elden Ring is the vast library of armor, weapons, spells, and tools that are available for fans to play and experiment with. These items can often be hard to find, however, and since upgrade materials are difficult to come by as well, there's a lot of risk involved in trying something new.

The Glorious Merchant mod removes a lot of these risks. This mod stocks Kalé, found in the Church of Elleh in Limgrave and the first merchant players are likely to meet, with every single item in the entire game, DLC included. Players can buy whatever weapons, armor, and tools they want and face The Lands Between and the Realm of Shadow perfectly well-equipped.

8 Easy Mode

Getting A Much-Needed Boost

• Created by Odashikonbu
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

Whether or not Soulslikes such as Elden Ring should feature an easy mode has been a matter of much conflict in the video game community. One brave modder has now made such a feature a reality, so fans can experience the game for themselves and form a more informed opinion on the controversy.

This mod presents a dynamic approach to lowering the infamous difficulty of the game. Players can choose to keep their modifications limited to damage and healing received, or they can tweak things further, boosting rune and item discovery rates and even removing weight limits from equipment. Since Shadow of the Erdtree is notorious for its difficulty, even when compared to other Soulslikes, this mod could be just the thing for struggling players.

7 Map For Goblins

Not All Who Wander Are Lost

• Created By Harmonixer
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

It's no secret that Elden Ring is a massive game. The Lands Between and their DLC counterpart contain countless dungeons, bosses, and items, and it can get overwhelming trying to track them all down. Luckily, the Map for Goblins mod takes care of this daunting task for anyone who wants to truly experience the entire game.

This mod marks the location of every single boss, item, grace site, location, teardrop scarab, and imp statue on the player's map. This lets players go in with as much information as possible about the world and what they can find there.

6 Disable Rune Loss On Death

A More Forgiving World

• Created by TechieW
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

One of the most infamous features of FromSoft's Soulsborne games is the punishment for dying. When a player dies, they lose all of their main currency, be it souls, runes, or blood echoes, and must return to the place where they perished in order to collect them again. This incentivizes careful gameplay and learning from mistakes.

Of course, some players may find this mechanic a bit too unforgiving, and for those people, there's the Disable Rune Loss On Death mod. As the name suggests, this mod lets players keep all the runes in their inventory when they bite the dust, allowing them to progress more steadily through the game without the threat of losing all that progress to a particularly challenging boss.

5 Pause The Game

Take A Breather

• Created By TechieW and iArtorias
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

A particularly notorious aspect of the Soulsborne gameplay experience is the fact that players cannot pause the game at any point. While there are safe zones where they can freely idle to take a quick break, there's no recourse if something urgent happens in real life while a player is stuck in a fierce boss battle.

Elden Ring players can technically pause by opening up a tutorial screen, but this is a cumbersome and unintuitive method. The Pause the Game mod offers a much more elegant solution, adding a pause button that many players believe should have been in the game from day one.

4 Companion Spirits

Traveling Together

• Created By Snowfall
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

One of the main things setting Elden Ring apart from its predecessors is the ability to summon helpful spirits at key points. Players can conjure allies in the form of various creatures and enemies from throughout the game, but these creatures are temporary, and will often fade as soon as they've helped to defeat a boss or clear an area.

With the Companion Spirits mod, fans can conjure spirits wherever they'd like. Even better, these spirits will stick around permanently, freely traveling throughout The Lands Between with their summoner. This mod is fully compatible with the DLC, and even includes an option to turn off the ethereal ghostly appearance characteristic of spirit summons, so players can travel with a real flesh-and-blood companion instead.

3 Elden Ring Ultimate Cheat Engine Table

All In One

• Created By Hexington
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

This hefty mod effectively puts every aspect of the game at the player's fingertips. Using this table, players can spawn in items, respawn bosses, and even modify enemies and stats. Players can manage NPCs, reset quest progress, and access character data for every creature in the world.

This mod even allows players to create their own spells. By diving deep into the data of Elden Ring, fans can tweak damage, scaling rates, attribute limits, and FP cost to produce whatever sort of incantation or sorcery they'd like. Players who want a more advanced modding experience should look no further than this robust package.

2 Transmogrify Armor

There's Nothing More Important Than Fashion

• Created By Tom Clark
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

There are countless pieces of armor to choose from in Elden Ring, each with their own unique stats to consider. Unfortunately, choosing armor based on effectiveness in combat often means neglecting one of the most appealing aspects of armor, which is how it looks.

With the Transmogrify Armor mod, Elden Ring players can equip whatever piece of armor suits their playstyle best, then alter its appearance to match that of any other piece in the game. They can even turn their gear invisible, so players can get a good look at their character instead. With this mod, players can take their Tarnished's fashion sense to a whole new level.

1 Seamless Co-Op

Taking On The World Together

• Created By LukeYui
• Download Here (Nexus Mods)

The Seamless Co-Op mod is one of the most prominent add-ons in the Elden Ring community, and it's easy to see why. The massive world of The Lands Between is just begging to be explored with friends, but the co-op mechanics available in the vanilla game restrict online play to specific levels and bosses.

This mod removes that restriction, letting multiple players exist freely and indefinitely in a shared version of the map together. While the mod is still fundamentally a work in progress, with several kinks left to iron out, the features already included make it a deeply impressive and wildly different way to experience Elden Ring and its DLC.

Elden Ring

Platform(s)

PS5 , Xbox One , PS4 , Xbox Series X , Xbox Series S , PC

Released

February 25, 2022

Developer(s)

From Software

Genre(s)

RPG , Action

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