There are a variety of bosses that are waiting for players in the world of Elden Ring. One of them is Deathbird. However, Deathbird only spawns at night in Elden Ring. Players wonder that where to find it and how to beat it effectively in Elden Ring. You can learn from this article to know about the guidance. In addition, players can also collect Elden Ring Items during completing different quests in the world of Elden Ring. 

Where is Deathbird Boss in Elden Ring?

Deathbird will actually show up in multiple locations in the Lands Between, but this particular boss will appear south of Warmaster’s Shack at night only. Head to the Grace at the shack and change the time to night, then head south where the Trolls usually roam and you’ll soon be attacked by Deathbird. Unlike many other field battles, if you’re melee, it’s suggested to fight this battle on the ground. If you have magic, then you can utilize it from Torrent as Deathbird is weak to all forms of magic. 

However, if you visit this location in the morning or the afternoon, you can’t find the Deathbird. Instead, you’ll need to make sure you visit it when it’s nighttime. The Deathbird won’t appear otherwise. You can use the Warmaster’s Shack site of grace to pass the time and force nighttime to arrive. You’ll need to travel to the Stormhill region, in the northern area of Limgrave. The best location to try searching for it is by the Warmaster’s Shack, and you can use the site of grace there for any fast traveling. The Deathbird spawns to the southwest of this area, near the ruins.

How to Beat Deathbird Boss in Elden Ring

As stated above it is not wise to challenge the Deathbird on foot. His poison shout will punish you and his strikes are devastating and fairly difficult to dodge. One factor that could turn this into an easier fight is having a 100% physical resistance shield. If you have a shield like this and block all of its attacks without losing any health, you will be just fine. Block its blows, punish it, then make your way off on Torrent to avoid the poison blast.

The best way to handle the Deathbird is staying mobile and not getting too close. If you’re at a decent distance – far enough to avoid the jumping attack, for example – you can aim bows, bolts, or Glintstone spells at it and barely come in close contact during the battle. You can summon Spirits for this fight, so do that as well if you need an extra hand.

Dodge right as the staff slams the ground and quickly get back in close for a good few seconds of free hits as the Deathbird recovers. Like other flying enemies, the Deathbird is easy to stagger, especially in the brief second it can be hit while airborne – jumping Light attacks are more likely to hit as it flies upwards. Normal Heavy attacks to its feet also do lots of damage to Posture, too.

If you prefer a close-range approach, stay behind or beside it as often as possible to avoid its more damaging frontal assaults. As with most enemies, you want to attack and retreat with the Deathbird. This boss may be straightforward, but being immobilized can still spell speedy doom.

If players want to kill Deathbird Boss smoothly, you need to practise mastering your skills and equip good Elden Ring Weapons for your character. The high level of weapon will make great damage towards bosses in the battles. So, players can find more ways to upgrade their weapons in order to complete more quests.