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Where to find the Torrent skins in Elden Ring's Tarnished Edition
Track down each Spectral Steed Regalia for Torrent.
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The new Torrent skins in Elden Ring's Tarnished Edition are tricky to find for bonuses that are meant to appeal to new players. It is FromSoftware we're talking about, though, so I can't say I'm exactly surprised they're a little tucked away. There are three Spectral Steed Regalias to find for Torrent in the Lands Between, plus new armor and weapons. I've tracked down one so far, but I'll include the others when I locate them.
You can grab this Torrent skin after you beat the demigod, Godrick the Grafted, in Stormveil Castle in Limgrave. After the boss is dead, open up the throne room, and head through the right-hand doorway behind the throne. Elden Ring players will likely remember that this room has always been empty, but now you'll find a chest containing the Spectral Steed Regalia: Tree Sentinel, which makes Torrent look like the aforementioned mounted boss.
After you have a Spectral Steed Regalia, you can change it at any site of grace. Simply select "change spectral steed appearance" and pick the one you want. There are two more Spectral Steed Regalias in Tarnished Edition, one for the Night's Cavalry, and one for the Carian royalty. Considering this first one is linked to a demigod's defeat, and the other two fit perfectly with Rennala in Raya Lucaria, and Morgott in Leyndell, I suspect that's where the two others are located.
If you already have an Elden Ring character, or aren't making a new one for Tarnished Edition, you should be able to backtrack and grab this chest even if you defeated Godrick many, many moons ago.
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