All Elden Ring Nightreign skins and how to get them

Elden Ring Nightreign skins aren't easy to unlock as you need to earn lots of Murk and must effectively complete the game to get see all the outfits. Importantly, changing skins isn't even an option when you begin Elden Ring Nightreign as you need to unlock the dresser in the Roundtable Hold by killing two Nightlords.

But, with this dresser installed, you can buy a radiant Dawn and shadowy Darkness skins for every character with Murk. Progress through the game even more and the best skins, based on characters and armor from the Dark Souls trilogy, will reveal themselves - from Solaire and Artorias to Patches and Yuria. If you want to get your hands on these fancy outfits, here's everything you need to know about getting skins in Elden Ring Nightreign.

How to unlock Elden Ring Nightreign skins

To get skins in Elden Ring Nightreign, you first need to unlock the dresser, which happens automatically after defeating two Nightlords. Complete Elden Ring Nightreign Tricephalos and one other Expedition and the Iron Menial will inform you of the dresser upon your return to the Roundtable Hold, letting you access the Change Garb menu to unlock and change skins.

Every character has five unlockable Elden Ring Nightreign skins on top of their default appearance, though only the Dawn and Darkness skins will be available after unlocking the dresser. To unlock more skins, you need to defeat Nightlords, complete Remembrance quests, and earn enough Murk – the currency you earn at the end of Expeditions and for selling Relics – to buy them:

• Dawn – 14,000 Murk: Purchasable as soon as you unlock the dresser.
• Darkness – 35,000 Murk: Purchasable as soon as you unlock the dresser.
• Remembrance – Free: Automatically unlocked after completing all Remembrance chapters for the chosen character.
• Dark Souls skin 1 – 7,500 Murk: Purchasable after completing the Night Aspect Expedition.
• Dark Souls skin 2 – 7,500 Murk: Purchasable after completing the Night Aspect Expedition.

It's therefore a lot of work unlocking every Elden Ring Nightreign skin as you need to beat the final boss and must spend 512,000 Murk (64,000 Murk for all skins for one character) to afford them all. Since you also have to complete each Remembrance, unlocking every skin essentially means going for a 100% completion, and that's going to massively increase how long it takes to beat Elden Ring Nightreign!

All Elden Ring Nightreign skins

Here's what the skins for all Elden Ring Nightreign characters look like:

Wylder skins

• Dawn: A gleaming, golden re-color of the Wylder's armor, featuring a helmet with more pronounced features and a larger cape.

• Darkness: A duller take on the Wylder's armor with purple tints, a long dark cape, and more sinister helmet.

• Remembrance: A slight change to the Wylder's default look, this skin features a pin on his cape.

• Abysswalker: An armor set inspired by Knight Artorias, the Abysswalker, from Dark Souls 1.

• Lion Knight: A Faraam armor set from Dark Souls 3, famously worn by the spirit summon of Lion Knight Albert.

Guardian skins

• Dawn: A radiant outfit for the Guardian that turns his feathers and beak pale and adds extra cloth over his shoulders.

• Darkness: A shadowy rendition of the Guardian, turning his feathers black, making his beak longer and sharp, and adding a black poncho to his armor.

• Remembrance: An upgrade for his default look that adds a feathered helmet to complete his Pinionfolk armor, mended with the Raider's help.

• Sunlight Knight: The armor of everyone's favorite sun-worshipper, Solaire of Astora from Dark Souls 1. If only the Guardian could be so grossly incandescent.

• Wayfarer: The Alva armor set from Dark Souls 2, worn by Alva the Wayfarer.

Ironeye skins

• Dawn: A golden-brown re-color of Ironeye's default outfit but with a small poncho and pointed hat.

• Darkness: Ironeye wears a long, dark robe and his shouldes, right arm, and helmet are wrapped in black strips of fabric.

• Remembrance: A bloodied look for Ironeye's default outfit.

• Ringfinger: An outfit inspired by the roguish garb of Ringfinger Leonhard from Dark Souls 3.

• Sellsword: This Ironeye skin references two identical armor sets – the Llewellyn armor from Dark Souls 2 and the Drang armor from Dark Souls 3.

Duchess skins

• Dawn: A dark-brown and gold outfit for the Duchess that gives her a more regal coat and a tricorne like hat.

• Darkness: Almost entirely dark-blue attire for the Duchess with a different mask that covers almost half her face.

• Remembrance: The Duchess' default look but with a different hair style.

• Black Leather: An outfit inspired by the Black Leather set from Dark Souls 1, which was the starting armor for the Thief class – fitting for Duchess who was a thief prior to coming to the Roundtable Hold! (It also looks quite similar to Patches' outfit)

• Wraith: An armor set that mimics the Darkwraiths found in Dark Souls 1 and 3.

Raider skins

• Dawn: A golden take on the Raider's armor with a different skull with massive coiling horns and a mane covering his shoulders.

• Darkness: A darker look for the Raider with a massive, hippopotamus-like skull on his head with its spine running down his back and a skeletal hand on his left shoulder.

• Remembrance: The Raider's default skin but lacking his helmet and torso armor, giving him a burly Hoarah Loux warrior look.

• Rock-like: The armor of the hulking knight Havel the Rock from Dark Souls 1.

• Catarina: Another classic, bulky armor set from Dark Souls 1, this one is modelled off Siegmeyer of Catarina's onion-like suit.

Revenant skins

• Dawn: An almost pure white outfit for the Revenant that features an extravagent chainmail headdress with a long cape.

• Darkness: A black dress with a long veil cape that shrouds the Revenant.

• Remembrance: This skin provides a look at Revenant's doll form with minimal damage and her wrist joints are visible with no cuffs.

• The Sister in the Painting: The Ordained clothing set from Dark Souls 3's Ashes of Ariandel DLC, famously worn by Sister Friede in the Painted World.

• Dragon School: The Old Sorcerer clothing set from Dark Souls 3 for student sorcerers at the Vinheim Dragon School.

Recluse skins

• Dawn: A lighter and less ragged golden-brown robe for the Recluse, trading a big hat for a hood.

• Darkness: A flowing black and blue robe with a pristine and ornate pointed hat.

• Remembrance: A burgundy re-color of her robes though this outfit lacks a hat.

• Heretic Sorcerer: This skin is based on the dark, tattered witch's robes worn by Karla in Dark Souls 3.

• Emerald Fate: This Recluse outfit mimics the attire of the Emerald Herald from Dark Souls 2 – an NPC who allows you to level up and provides you with Estus Flasks.

Executor skins

• Dawn: A shining re-color of Executor's crucible-styled armor with a decorated shoulder wrap and new helmet design.

• Darkness: A dark redesign of Executor's armor featuring a dark, shredded loincloth and a ghostly mask with dark, unkempt hair.

• Remembrance: A minor alteration to the default appearance but this skin has a deep gouge in Executor's abdomen.

• Thorns: The Thorns armor set from Dark Souls 1, notably worn by Kirk, Knight of Thorns.

• Sable Church: Executor wears the Black clothing set from Dark Souls 3, mimicking the appearance of Yuria of the Sable Church of Londor.

While you're teamed up with friends in Elden Ring Nightreign multiplayer, you may also want to use Elden Ring Nightreign emotes to show off your fanciest garb. And it's always good to know how to two-hand in Elden Ring Nightreign.

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