Elden Ring: Nightreign – The Forsaken Hollows Trailer Reveals Sealord

Elden Ring: Nightreign - The Forsaken Hollows Unveils Sealord and Scholar, Great Abyss Awaits

With only two days remaining until the release of Elden Ring: Nightreign – The Forsaken Hollows on December 4, 2025, Bandai Namco and FromSoftware have released two new trailers showcasing the Sealord and Scholar characters. This expansion introduces these two new playable characters, along with two new bosses, the Balancers and Dreglord, and a new area called the Great Abyss, accessible through a hole opened in Limgrave. When the DLC was announced last month, the Sealord was described as a character build combining heavy weapons with sacred magic. Bandai Namco stated that players should "Abandon any merciful thought. Let faith be the hammer to purge the darkness corroding our world." Interestingly, the Sealord is also known as "The Undertaker." Players looking for guidance can find resources for The Forsaken Hollows DLC, including information on The Great Hollow and its rewards, as well as class tier lists and team suggestions. Sign-up or log in to receive updates regarding The Forsaken Hollows DLC.

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