Elden Ring Nightreign: How To Get Grails

This article will discuss the different types of grails and how you can get them in Elden Ring Nightreign.

Small Jar Bazaar Shop in Elden Ring Nightreign (Image via Bandai Namco Entertainment | RageGamingVideos/YouTube)

Grails are one of the new additions to the Elden Ring franchise that are considered a more powerful version of relics. These hold the power to boost the vital stats of your character by building different and stronger builds to best suit your playstyle. In this article, we will be looking at why grails are useful and how you can get them in Elden Ring Nightreign.

Grails in Elden Ring Nightreign

Relics can be found scattered across the region of Limveld. There are a variety of these that can be found, each providing you with various power-ups to better your play style. Each serves its own purpose, with some increasing the damage dealt, while some give a significant stamina boost.

How To Collect Grails

Grails, unlike other relics or goblets, are universal in nature. This means that you can choose to equip any type of grail regardless of the Nightfarer class you are playing as. With the right assortment of relics, these grails will highly amplify your playstyle. There are three types of Grails in Elden Ring Nightreign.

Grail Name	Slot Characteristics	How To Collect	Cost	Best For
Giant Cradle Grail	3x Blue Relics	Purchase from the ‘Small Jar Bazaar’ Shop at Roundtable Hold	3000 Murk	Strength-based Relics
Sacred Endtree Grail	3x Yellow Relics	Purchase from the ‘Small Jar Bazaar’ Shop at Roundtable Hold Condition to unlock: Defeat all 8 Nightlords.	3000 Murk	Healing Relics
Spirit Shelter Grail	3x Green Relics	Purchase from the ‘Small Jar Bazaar’ Shop at Roundtable Hold – Condition to unlock: Defeat all 4 Nightlords.	3000 Murk	Cursebreaker Relics

You will only have to buy each of these relics once from the merchant. Each of these is unique in its own way. With how restrictive the grails are in terms of their individual relics, incompatible relics cannot be put inside the wrong relic. You will be able to identify whether a certain relic is compatible or not via the in-game description.

Also read: Elden Ring Nightreign: How To Get Murk