The various bosses inElden Ringare often intimidating in stature - especially when compared to your character. However, some of the bosses you’re able to fight absolutely trump others in size, though it’s not always obvious. If you were to see one in real life, you’d probably run for the hills because they would pulverize you and your city.
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Of course, it’s worth noting that size doesn’t equal power in The Lands Between. In fact, for some, like Radahn, their massive size is a curse. For others, the sheer monstrosity of their height, like Elder Dragon Greyoll, can’t be appreciated unless in comparison with others.
10Starscourge Radahn
Even from a distance, Starscourge Radahn’s size is imposing - and a bit confusing when you notice the tiny horse underneath him. Of course, once you dive a bit further into Radahn’s backstory, this little detail with the horse becomes a bit more heartbreaking.
Thanks to his massive size, Radahn despaired that he could never ride his horse. So he learned gravitational magic to give himself the ability. Of course, he used his magic for far more than this, but the horse really puts his size into perspective. And yet, he’s hardly the biggest boss in the game.
9Ulcerated Tree Spirit
Flesh and wood really shouldn’t mix together the way that they do on the Ulcerated Tree Spirit. And yet, this monstrosity exists in multiple forms, each one big and in your face. Although the Ulcerated Tree Spirit is not the largest boss, it is certainly one of the more grotesque-looking ones.
If you can’t get enough of these massive bad boys, then you can go ahead and fight their Scarlet Rot variant, the Putrid Tree Spirit. It’s hard to determine which one is larger than the other, but you would be safe to say that they’re all about the same size.
8Ancient Dragon Lansseax
There are a lot of dragons in Elden Rings. Or, at the very least, there are a handful of dragons that are all of similar size. Lansseax is one of the most notable dragons in the game, with a truly stunning design if you can stay alive long enough to admire her.
Unlike some other gargantuan enemies on the list, Lansseax’s size won’t necessarily make her fight any easier. With regular lightning summons and strikes and her ability to fly, you’ll have to be on top of your game.
7Astel, Naturalborn Of The Void
Astel, Naturalborn of the Void looks incredibly cooland terrifying, all at the same time. Although, that can really only be dedicated to its immense size. It crawls low to the ground and moves quickly - much faster than some of its larger or similarly sized counterparts like the dragons.
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Given that it is low to the ground and has a long, threatening tail, it’s debatable where Astel could fall on the list. Nonetheless, it is certainly one of the largest bosses in the game. Undoubtedly, at least, Astel is the largest alien. Despite there being larger creatures than Astel, few can rival the sheer nightmare fuel that it is.
6Dragonlord Placidusax
You cannot discuss the largest bosses in Elden Ring without bringing up Dragonlord Placidusax. He is one of the game’s oldest beasts and one of the largest dragons. As an Elden Lord long before Queen Marika, you should be wary before heading into his fight. Especially because he’sone of the hardest bossesin the game.
However, given that Placidusax is not the largest dragon on this list, you would be justified in wondering how old and powerful dragons can get. Unfortunately, we may never find this out, as Placidusax is the largest dragon that can fight in retaliation without breaking the game.
5Dragonkin Soldier
Who would have thought that when trying to imitate dragons, you’d actually end up with something larger than a good portion of them? It’s just one more factor to prove that no matter how much you love dragons, you can never achieve their near immortality.
For the most part, the size of Dragonkin Soldiers can’t be fully enjoyed due to crawling around rather than standing. However, courtesy of mods and being able to manipulate the game’s models, you can finally see the hulking size of these wannabe dragons.
4Rykard, Lord Of Blasphemy
Rykard, Lord of Blasphemy, isn’t afraid to throw around his weight during your fight. Thanks to his large size, that weight will end up dealing a hefty amount of damage. Rykard is the largest demigod boss in The Lands Between, but that doesn’t make him the hardest fight.
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Most would consider him to be easier than Starscourge Radahn and significantly easier than Malenia’s fight. Bigger doesn’t always mean better, especially when you’re confined to a pool of lava. Without that lava, Rykard could probably be taken down pretty quickly, given his close-range combat ability is nonexistent.
3Elden Beast
As one would expect, the final boss is one of the biggest. Given the environment you fight theElden Beastin, that may not be incredibly obvious though. Yet, when the Elden Beast stands on its hind legs, it towers over all but two of Elden Ring’s bosses.
When not standing, though, the Elden Beast is still an imposing figure. Both wide and long, you would be awfully bold to try and face it head-on. Arguably, you shouldn’t do that anyway because it will breathe fire at you, and you’ll have to fight Radagon again.
2Fire Giant
The sheer size of the Fire Giant is a compelling enough argument to set aside any belief that Radagon has any giant blood coursing through his veins. He may be grand in stature compared to you, but he’s notthatbig compared to the Fire Giant. In fact, little else in the game can be compared to the immense size of the Fire Giant.
Evenduring the second phase of the fight, the Fire Giant still easily towers over most of the creatures in the game. The size alone is enough to make you realize just how impressive Godfrey’s successful campaign against the Fire Giants was.
1Elder Dragon Greyoll
This dragon is so large that if she were to walk around and go through her full animations out of the ground, she would break your game. Greyoll is the largest living dragon in The Lands Between, though she’s hardly the most dangerous. In fact, you can kill her pretty early on, thanks to the Scarlet Rot incapacitating her.
The only thing you have to worry about is the five (significantly) smaller dragons around. Had she been able to stand, Elder Dragon Greyoll would tower over everything and everyone in The Lands Between with an estimated wingspan of 856 feet and a height of 282 feet standing on her back feet.
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