How to Change Outfits in Elden Ring Nightreign

Elden Ring Nightreign features all the souls drip any player could ask for. From iconic vestments to new gothic attire, the in-game fashion is as immaculate as ever. That said, the outfits you equip provide no bonuses or resistances whatsoever, meaning they’re entirely cosmetic. On top of this, you can’t change your outfit until you complete a few gruelling tasks as well. So if you’re looking to learn more, check out our guide on how to change outfits in Elden Ring Nightreign.

Elden Ring Nightreign: How to Change Outfits

To change outfits in Nightreign, you must complete two expeditions first. This means that you’ll need to vanquish Gladius (the final boss of the Tricephalos expedition), alongside another Nightlord of your choosing. Needless to say, these requirements are easier said than done, but there’s unfortunately no way around it.

After two of the Elden Ring Nightreign Nightlords are down, the Roundtable Hold’s caretaker, Iron Menial, will inform you of a new mirror that he’s set up in the east wing. To get here, take the door on the right after spawning in the hold, and head straight towards the adjoining corridor.

Inside, you’ll be able to spot the mirror, and interacting with it brings up the ‘Change Garb’ menu. If you’re struggling to find it, bring up the map, hover over the east wing, and eventually, you’ll highlight its icon.

How to Get New Outfits in Elden Ring Nightreign

As a roguelite, almost everything you acquire in Limveld is not permanent progression. So to unlock new outfits, you’ll need to open up the Change Garb menu and purchase new skins using Murk. This brand-new currency is given to players at the end of each expedition, so you’ll need to grind quite a bit to amass enough Murk for a new outfit.

Furthermore, each character’s unique outfits are locked behind the Remembrance chapters. Check out our dedicated Remembrance Mode guide to learn more.

All Outfits in Elden Ring Nightreign

The outfit selection in Nightreign is genuinely remarkable. You can cosplay as the Onion Knight or Praise the Sun as Solaire, among a host of other easter egg skins. We’ve compiled a list of all outfits in the game below:

• Wylder Skins
  • Default: N/A
  • Dawn: 14,000 Murk
  • Darkness: 35,000 Murk
  • Abysswalker: 7,500 Murk
  • Lion Knight: 7,500 Murk
• Duchess Skins:
  • Default: N/A
  • Dawn: 14,000 Murk
  • Darkness: 35,000 Murk
  • Black Leather: 7,500 Murk
  • Wraith: 7,500 Murk
• Revenant Skins:
  • Default: N/A
  • Dawn: 14,000 Murk
  • Darkness: 35,000 Murk
  • The Sister in the Painting: 7,500 Murk
  • Dragon School: 7,500 Murk
• Recluse Skins:
  • Default: N/A
  • Dawn: 14,000 Murk
  • Darkness: 35,000 Murk
  • Heretic Sorcerer: 7,500 Murk
  • Emerald Fate: 7,500 Murk
• Raider Skins:
  • Default: N/A
  • Dawn: 14,000 Murk
  • Darkness: 35,000 Murk
  • Rock-Like: 7,500 Murk
  • Catarina: 7,500 Murk
• Executor Skins:
  • Default: N/A
  • Dawn: 14,000 Murk
  • Darkness: 35,000 Murk
  • Thorns: 7,500 Murk
  • Sable Church: 7,500 Murk
• Guardian Skins:
  • Default: N/A
  • Dawn: 14,000 Murk
  • Darkness: 35,000 Murk
  • Sunlight Knight: 7,500 Murk
  • Wayfarer: 7,500 Murk
• Ironeye Skins:
  • Default: N/A
  • Dawn: 14,000 Murk
  • Darkness: 35,000 Murk
  • Ringfinger: 7,500 Murk
  • Sellsword: 7,500 Murk

That wraps up our guide on how to change outfits in Elden Ring Nightreign. Which is your favorite Garb in the game so far? Let us know in the comments below.