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A promotional image for Elden Ring featuring two steeds clashing with each other in battle in front of a sunset.
Elden Ring's first DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree, is currently in development. Image via FromSoftware

Elden Ring mod adds new life by bringing alternate mounts to the game

Have you ever wanted to ride a boss?

A new addition to the Garden of Eyes mod for Elden Ring has overhauled one of the most static and longstanding features of the game: your mount.

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Since the game’s release in February 2022, Elden Ring players have only had access to one mount, the magical horned horse named Torrent. But this new mod uses assets from the game to enhance the visual appearance of your mount, giving you access to some of the steeds that certain NPCs in the game ride. 

The mod, which also changes other aspects of the game, including boss fights, weapons, and appearances, now reinvents the way your mount looks by taking pre-existing mount models and making them applicable for the player character. 

In a promotional video posted on Twitter by the team of developers behind the Garden of Eyes mod on July 3, several mount models were shown off, including the jet-black, hooded horse ridden by the Night’s Cavalry bosses, as well as the gold-plated steed that’s ridden by the Tree Sentinels. Other NPC-piloted mounts were shown off in the mod, such as a mount option for Merchant Kale’s pack donkey. 

Related: How to enter Nokron, the Eternal City in Elden Ring

An image of Torrent evading a monster in Elden Ring by galloping at high speeds.
Your mount is useful in both travel and combat in Elden Ring. Image via FromSoftware

Perhaps the most impressive alternate mount option showcased by the Garden of Eyes mod is the model for a Fallingstar Beast mount. If you’re somebody who’s been dying to actually have the power to ride one of Elden Ring’s bosses as a mount, this mod gives you the freedom to do so, as you’ll be saddled on the back of one of the violet-horned, spiked-tailed bosses that are present in Mt. Gelmir. 

The Garden of Eyes mod for Elden Ring is currently available in early access via the developer’s Patreon page.


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