In the Elden Ring, Tibia Mariner is a Field Boss. These crooked skeletons are dressed in lace and are on an eerie boat. With the help of zombie Skeletons and a loud horn, it controls its boat and charges the player. They are optional bosses because defeating them won't advance players in the Elden Ring.
Location of the Tibia Mariner Elden Ring boss
Players can find the Tibia Mariner boss at:
- Summonwater Village
- Liurnia of the Lakes
- Wyndham Ruins
- Mountaintops of the Giants
Combat information
- Stance: 80
- Parryable: No
- This boss is immune to critical attacks. Breaking its stance will only stun it shortly
- Undead type
Negations of the Tibia Mariner Elden Ring boss
- Standard: 10
- Slash: 10
- Strike: -40
- Pierce: 35
- Magic: 20
- Fire: 20
- Lightning: 40
- Holy: -40
The negative numbers represent the percentage of your damage that is thwarted. For instance, 40% of the harm of that type will be dealt and 60% will be canceled if the negation is 60. Greater numbers equals less harm. A negation of 100 means no damage is transmitted, while a negation of -100 means the enemy sustains double the amount of damage. If the damage is zero, nothing really changes.
Boss guide of the Tibia Mariner boss
Fight strategy
- In order to follow the Tibia Mariner more readily as it teleports, players must stay on Torrent throughout the entire encounter.
- Players need to use a spirit ash, such as the Lone Wolf Ashes, that can assist you distract the Skeletons.
Melee users
- Yee Haw: Remain mounted on Torrent and run in for a couple hits before reversing course. The Tibia Mariner's attacks are slow enough that you probably won't get struck often, and the Skeletons are sluggish enough that you won't need to worry about them.
- Slow and Steady: When battling on foot, concentrate on hurting the Tibia Mariner itself while attempting to avoid getting hit by the Skeletons. When the boss begins to strike, hit it a few times before dodging out of the way. Continue doing this, if you can, staying to its side or behind it. Skeletons will also be killed by the Crashing Wave assault, which can help calm the mob.
Magic and ranged users
- Keep to your horse and retreat when assaulting. The Tibia Mariner moves slowly and lacks any means of countering ranged strikes outside its friends, who also move slowly. If they begin to encircle you, flee to the boss's opposite side and launch an attack from there.
Attacks and counters of the Tibia Mariner Elden Ring boss
Attack | Description | Counter |
Boat Slam | Slowly lifts the boat's bow before lowering it to the ground. If you attempt to strafe, this attack has excellent tracking and will hit you. | This attack doesn't have a large radius, so move away a few steps. |
Crashing Wave | The boat soars far into the air on a wave, raises its hand above its head with a green light, and crashes down, causing significant damage to anything nearby. | Take off running and wait for the attack to end. |
Horn Splash | Slants its horn to one side, whips it forward, and sends a rivulets of corrosive water crashing into its side. | Continue attacking as you make a circle at the stern of the boat. |
Horn Swing | Sways to one side when honking. | As you roll, move toward the boat's |
Vertical Horn | Holds its horn in front of it vertically for a long period before lowering it. This attack has a fairly small hitbox. | Keep attacking while staying at the back of the boat. |
Teleport | After fading away, will teleport to another place. Resummons On target are skeletons. They are vulnerable to attacks when teleporting. | They are vulnerable to attacks when teleporting. |
Summon Allies | Blows its horn loudly throughout the length of the boat, calling forth more Skeletons to come and fight you. | You can attack freely during this because it does no damage on its own. |