Reaching Mohg

To reach Mohg in Elden Ring, you need to complete the Varre questline, which starts after defeating Godrick the Grafted and activating the Grand Lift of Dectus. Finish Varre's requests, and you'll receive the Pureblood Knight’s Medal, which teleports you to Mohg's location when used.

Preparation

Items Needed: Obtain Mohg's Shackle, Stanching Bolus recipe, and Purifying Crystal Tear.

Mohg's Shackle pins Mohg to the ground twice in the first phase.

Stanching Boluses negates blood loss build-up.

Purifying Crystal Tear counters Mohg's blood curse.

Mohg's Shackle: Found in the Subterranean Shunning Grounds in Leyndell, the Royal Capital, at the Underground Roadside site of grace.

Stanching Bolus Recipe: In the Nomadic Warrior's CookBook north of the Stormhill Shack site of grace in Stormhill.

Purifying Crystal Tear: Obtained by defeating Eleonora, Violet Bloody Finger, at the Second Church of Marika in Altus Plateau.

Strategies for the Fight

Magic Build Strategy: Use Comet Azur to attack Mohg from a distance while he's focused on summons. This method is safe and effective.

Blood Damage Strategy: Mohg is weak against blood damage. Use weapons or abilities that cause blood loss build-up for effective damage.

Physical Attacks: Mohg is generally weak against physical attacks, gravity, frostbite, and poison. Avoid fire-based attacks.

Phase One:

Avoid Mohg's slow trident sweeps and bloodflame attacks.

Use Mohg's Shackle to pin him down for free hits.

Watch for blood curses and use Purifying Crystal Tear to cancel them.

Phase Two:

Mohg adds bloodflame splashes to most attacks.

Stay mobile and use Stanching Boluses to counter blood loss build-up.

Dodge through attacks instead of away to avoid getting hit.

Conclusion

By preparing with the right Elden Ring Runes and items and strategies, Mohg, Lord of Blood, can be defeated with relative ease. Utilize Mohg's weaknesses, stay mobile, and manage your resources wisely to emerge victorious in this challenging encounter.