Overview
The final sequence challenges players with two different sets of attack patterns.
How it works
Radagon focuses on holy-infused melee and delayed strikes; Elden Beast emphasizes distance and wide arenas.
How to approach it
Preserve resources across both fights and adapt positioning between phases.
Common mistakes
Do not treat the second health bar like a continuation of identical attack timing.
Radagon and Elden Beast: step by step
Plan two encounters
The final sequence consists of Radagon and then the Elden Beast. You need enough healing and FP for both; a loadout built entirely around the first half can struggle in the second.
Radagon
His hammer attacks feature delayed timing, golden effects and follow-up explosions. Study when it is safe to move through or away from an attack. Overcommitting after an apparent stagger leaves you vulnerable.
Elden Beast
The next opponent uses sweeping magic, large movement and broad arena spacing. Keep a sustainable damage option for a distant target and avoid wasting stamina sprinting endlessly without watching the next cast.