Elden Wolf

Play Elden Ring as Wolf from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

Wolf, from your own Sekiro. Before the first start, Elden Wolf converts Wolf's head and hair, his clothes, the Shinobi Prosthetic and Kusabimaru from your Sekiro install into Elden Ring parts. Whatever you equip, you look like Wolf with Kusabimaru. Each weapon keeps its own moveset; a katana feels the most like Sekiro.

Sekiro's combat rules on Elden Ring's world, mobs and bosses

• Posture bars for every enemy and boss: Elden Ring's hidden stance meter, now shown as a Sekiro bar.
• Deflect: press Guard just before a hit lands. You take no chip damage and no posture, and the attacker's posture takes the blow.
• Deathblows: when an enemy's posture breaks, your critical hit is the deathblow. On bosses a deathblow takes at most a fifth of their health, so a boss needs several.
• Wolf's own posture fills when he blocks or is hit. If it breaks, he's left open for a moment.
• No stamina: running, rolling and attacking never tire you.
• Prosthetic tools: Loaded Shuriken, Flame Vent and Firecracker. They cost FP, which stands in for Spirit Emblems.
  • Fire: hold Guard + R (pad: LB + X) or press the mouse's back side button.
  • Next tool: Guard + Down (pad: D-pad down) or the mouse's forward side button.

How it runs. Offline single-player. Melty starts Elden Ring through ModEngine2 with Easy Anti-Cheat off. Nothing goes into Elden Ring's own folder, so starting from Steam gives you the normal online game.

Needs Elden Ring 2.7.1 and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice installed. Nothing from either game is included: Wolf's model, textures and Kusabimaru are read from your own copies on your PC.

Credits: built with fromsoftware-rs, hudhook and Dear ImGui, and Smithbox (SoulsFormats, HKLib). ModEngine2 is installed by Melty. Code is under the MIT license, and remixes are welcome.