Players may meet various bosses in the world of Elden Ring. They can try to select some bosses to test their build of characters, these bosses can help you to examine the allocation of stats of characters and instruct you to justify the strategy of upgrading characters. The Stormhill Golem is one of these bosses. So, players can try to beat them to make your character grow better in Elden Ring. Players are eager to look for the powerful Elden Ring Weapons for characters in order to improve the damage for bosses in Elden Ring. 

 

Where to Find The Stormhill Golem in Elden Ring

The Stormhill Golem can be found in the boulder-filled field to the left of the ravine leading into Stormhill (the ravine next to the Gatefront Grace with the Troll who drops down). It is inert at first but will come to life if you get too close - in the Elden Ring Network Test this boss started with half HP, but in the official release, players have to take it on at full strength.

 

To reach the boss room you’ll need to head down a number of passages where you’ll face wolves, bats, and octopus enemies. They shouldn’t pose too much of a threat, but you’ll need to be careful not to fall down some of the holes on the way down, and instead use the ledges to jump down gradually. A final piece of advice would be to ensure that you use a torch on your way down. You’ll be left in near total darkness otherwise.

 

How to Beat Stormhill Golem in Elden Ring

The Stormhill Golem is slightly resistant to most forms of attack, though just like the Greek mythical hero Achilles, you only need to attack the heel to completely trivialize this fight. When you deal enough damage to the heel area on either leg, conveniently highlighted with inner flames, the Golem will collapse and give you an opportunity for a Critical Hit in its chest.

 

The Golem is made of sturdy stuff, so don't use slashing or piercing weapons on this stone-laden colossus. Blunt weapons, like Hammers and Maces, shatter this tough hide and deal much more damage than Swords, Daggers, Lances, and other pokey armaments in Elden Ring.

 

The wide-open nature of the area did help me at times, but it also made several attempts frustrating. The plateau was elevated at its edges, so if the golem decided to lumber over there and stand on the edge, one of his legs would be on the side of the cliff, impossible to reach, while the other one was left dangling in the area, only able to be hit by jump attacks. 

 

Whether you are an Archer, Incantation-user, Sorcerer, or Melee-only player, riding Torrent is the best way to take on the Stormhill Golem. It makes getting away from its lumbering sweeps and slams much easier, and timing a charge attack to its heels while riding past is a sure way to break its Posture incredibly quickly (especially with high-STR weapons like Greatswords).

 

If the Divine Bridge Golem ever went into the corner, it was either a guaranteed death if I tried to attack him or a waiting game until he decided to leave his perch and try to smash me with his giant ax. I can handle a death when it’s my own skill and impulse control beating me down, but when a massive golem is titled at a 45-degree angle, that’s when I get mad.

 

After battling with The Stormhill Golem, players will find that it is not difficult to beat him in Elden Ring if you have got the weakness of this boss. So, you can obtain more Elden Ring Items as rewards from completing quests.