Elden Ring Night Armor Set: How To Get & Stats

To get your hands on the new Night Armor set, you’ll need to have progressed roughly a quarter or more into the DLC and reached the Scadu Altus region, just northeast of the Gravesite Plain Site of Grace. The location you’re looking for is called Bonny Village. You can get there from the Moorth Ruins Site of Grace by heading south and descending a ladder hidden in the ruins to drop down to Bonny Village.

Once in the village, find a bridge to the south and cross it. Continue straight until you reach the Bonny Gaol dungeon entrance. Descend into the dungeon and progress naturally; it will lead you down to a charnel pit, where you’ll find a jar lift. Take the lift to reach the top of a hidden section you passed earlier in the dungeon.

Step off the lift, and just ahead, you'll see the Helm of Night, Armor of Night, Gauntlet of Night, and Greaves of Night glowing on a corpse that's set don't a table. If you're interested, go up the steps and through the tunnel to acquire the Shield of Night. The Shield of Night has the Revenge of the Night ash of war skill, which causes it to spew shadowy projectiles.

The armor itself sports decent stats for taking on physical damage and offers well-rounded resistance to magic, fire, light, and holy damage. It’s not too heavy, making it a solid option for dex/strength users who don’t want armor slowing them down.

Elden Ring Night Armor Stats

Here’s a breakdown of the stats of the entire set for your convenience:

Damage Negation:

• Physical: 15.3
• VS Strike: 15.3
• VS Slash: 17.2
• VS Pierce: 17.2
• Magic: 27
• Fire: 20.6
• Light: 20.6
• Holy: 27.4

Resistance:

• Immunity: 130
• Robustness: 77
• Focus: 110
• Vitality: 110
• Poise: 26

So there you have it, a comprehensive breakdown for anyone looking to get the Night Armor set in Elden Ring: Shadow of The Erdtree. Be sure to give this armor and all the other new sets added to the game a chance to see what works best for your build.