Elden Ring Endings

Every ending in Elden Ring and what each one needs.

• Age of Fracture: You mend the Elden Ring as it is and take the Elden Throne, keeping the broken order of the Erdtree. Defeat the Elden Beast and choose the plain mending option at Fractured Marika, with no Mending Rune and no Flame of Frenzy.
• Age of Order: Following Goldmask's reasoning, you rebuild the Golden Order without the gods' whims. Help Goldmask and Brother Corhyn through Leyndell's puzzle, take the Mending Rune of Perfect Order from Goldmask's body in the Ashen Capital and use it at the end.
• Age of the Duskborn: Fia's dream comes true: death returns to the Lands Between as a part of life. Complete Fia's questline in the Deeproot Depths, defeat Lichdragon Fortissax and use the Mending Rune of the Death-Prince at the end.
• Age of the Stars: Ranni takes the ring away from the Lands Between and an age guided by the moon and stars begins. Finish Ranni's questline at the Cathedral of Manus Celes, then summon her after the Elden Beast instead of mending the ring.
• Lord of Frenzied Flame: The Flame of Frenzy burns the world and melts everything back into one. Accept the Three Fingers' flame below Mohg, the Omen's cathedral; it plays automatically after the Elden Beast unless Miquella's Needle removes it.
• Blessing of Despair: The Dung Eater's curse spreads to every child born in the new age. Beat the Dung Eater's invasion outside Leyndell, feed his body five Seedbed Curses for the Mending Rune of the Fell Curse and use it at the end.