The 10 Most HILARIOUS Elden Ring Mods

The 10 Most Hilarious Elden Ring Mods

Welcome to MojoPlays, today we’re looking at the funniest mods you can install for “Elden Ring”.

Summon Randomizer

By KingBoreHaha

Some players consider summons to be cheating, and that beating a boss with them doesn’t really count as a victory. Well, many other players don’t care what they think, and want to battle with their favorite characters by their side. Some might want to go further, and lead an eclectic army of summons into battle. For these people, the “Summon Randomizer” mod is for you. It’s also fun for veterans who have defeated every boss more than once. The fights will never get boring, as it’s a total surprise who shows up to help.

“Metal Gear Rising” Armstrong

By ReLAnder

Godfrey is one of the easiest bosses in the late game. Like most enemies, they can be broken by simply locking off and walking behind their attacks. So, it’s only natural a veteran would like to turn up the difficulty. Well, one way you can do this is by replacing him with Senator Armstrong from “Metal Gear Rising”. Armstrong is infamous for being one of the challenging bosses in gaming history. You can also play as Raiden if you desire. Hopefully someone adds a cardboard box one day too, then we can simply slip by all the bosses.

Froggy Chair Maliketh

By Rainer Geis

Does anyone remember the froggy chair from “Animal Crossing: New Horizons”? For those of you who answered yes, this mod is for you! Now you can bring your favorite amphibian chair to life - in “Elden Ring”. Unlike in the original game, it’s more than just decoration. It completely replaces the model for Maliketh, the Black Blade. Some fans may find his original design to be too easy to fight, with his animations helping you predict his fight. If you’d like to forgo learning attack patterns, making him into a froggy chair removes all his attack animations. Now that’s a real challenge!

Super Jump

By Vawser

Torrent is especially useful for getting around The Lands Between. The tremendously huge map makes it almost impossible to get around without it. Some players find horse riding to be a bit of a tedious chore, and would like a new way to get around. If you happen to feel this way, then consider trying the super jump mod. Now, you can get almost anywhere in one hop. It’s reminiscent of the old Elder Scrolls, where you could slam back a thousand bottles of skooma and then enter orbit. Unfortunately, modders still haven’t added skooma to “Elden Ring”, so until then this is the next best thing.

Fire-Breathing Thomas the Tank Engine

By Rainer Geis

If a game can be modded, then trust the gaming community to jam Thomas the Tank Engine in somewhere. Whether that’s making him the dragons in Skyrim, the Deathclaws in Fallout, or the snake from “Sekiro”. “Elden Ring” isn’t immune to this craze, with modders turning the Limgrave dragon Agheel into everyone’s favorite blue train. We genuinely think it’s a substantially scarier fight than the original. The sight of his empty smile as he hurls fire at you from above is seriously haunting. If that’s not enough, you can also make the Tree Sentinel’s horse Thomas.

Reskin Overhaul

By Garden of Eyes

Now for an absolutely massive mod of memes, it’s the reskin overhaul, originally made by Garden of Eyes but popularised by YouTuber ToastedShoes. It changes so many models in the game, adding in characters from many different forms of media. If you’re wanting to throw immersion right out the window, this is the mod for you. Unfortunately, you need to subscribe to a Patreon page to get access to it. It’s a shame paid mods are becoming increasingly more common, but on the other hand, it’s nice that the authors can profit from their creativity.

Minecraft Sword

By Sabier

The Diamond Sword in “Minecraft” is without a doubt one of the most iconic swords in gaming history. Crafting your first one makes you feel super powerful, and that feeling can be enjoyed once again in “Elden Ring”. Well, it’s not quite that powerful, all it does is remodel the Lordsworn’s Straight Sword. Still, it’s probably intimidating enough to scare off the Elden Beast without a fight. Although, don’t quote us on that.

Army of Mimics

By Neoprimal

The Mimic Tear Ashes are one of the most fun summons in the game, letting you spawn a clone to wreak hell on The Lands Between. If you thought it wasn’t powerful enough, then try this mod, which lets you spawn an entire army of mimics. Now, you can truly feel like the Monkey King Sun Wukong, without having to buy “Black Myth”. Instead, you can just clone yourself twenty times, and watch as the toughest bosses crumble to your rushdown.

Let Me Solo Her Summon

By Garden of Eyes

“Let Me Solo Her” is the name of one of the most famous “Elden Ring” players of all time. They became famous for being summoned to fight Malenia, and then decimating her with a couple of katanas and a pot helmet. Apparently, they’ve beaten her over 1,000 times, prompting Bandai Namco to send them a congratulations letter. Meeting them in the wild is an extremely rare occurrence, but thankfully the power of modding has corrected this. With this, you can summon them whenever you want, making hanging back and watching a viable strategy.

Shrek Prelate

By SaintMitt_TikTok

The Fire Prelates are hulking knights, with a rather intimidating design. They’re quite large opponents, making them an obvious choice for a Shrek model mod. If you thought “Elden Ring” wasn’t Shreksy enough, this is the mod for you! Watching Shrek charge at you, flames roaring and a tremendous hammer in hand, is as terrifying as it is funny. Unfortunately, the lore is a bit off, since Fire Prelates don’t live in swamps, and Shrek doesn’t have fire powers. Maybe as time goes on, we’ll get a detailed and immersive Shrek boss mod.

What do you think is the most hilarious modification you can make to Elden Ring? Let us know in the comments section!