Unleashing the Golden Ghost Weapons: The Awesomeness of Elden Ring Mods

The Magic of Modding in Elden Ring

So, picture this: you’re battling Margit in Elden Ring, and he’s flinging those shiny golden ghost weapons at you like confetti at a party. Yes, those weapons that made you question your life choices after the tenth death! Well, guess what? Thanks to some genius modding, we can now wield those beautiful bad boys ourselves. Talk about turning the tables, right?

Meet the Modding Maestro

Let me introduce you to a wizard of weapons, the one and only Clever, or as I like to call him, *Cleveraptor6*. This modder has been quietly crafting a delightful arsenal of spectacular weapons that makes me wonder if FromSoftware should just hire him already! I mean, who wouldn’t want to see this creativity in the next installment of their games?

Among Clever’s many masterpieces is the Sacred Arsenal, released in 2024, which totally channels the essence of Margit’s move set—those famous glowing gold weapons he summons to poke your character like a pinata at a birthday party. Clever had a go at this shortly after Elden Ring got its debut, but believe me, the Sacred Arsenal is the real deal—like going from a flip phone to the latest smartphone!

The design of Sacred Arsenal perfectly captures Margit’s chaotic charm. It offers different play styles with unique moves for light, heavy, jumping, and running attacks, all tied up in a neat little package. It’s complex enough to keep you entertained but not so overwhelming that you feel like you need a PhD in button-mashing to figure it out. It strikes a balance that’s just right—like Goldilocks, but for weapon mods!

Also, let’s give Kudos where it’s due; Clever’s mods are not your run-of-the-mill tactical gadgets, but something that harmonizes with the game’s whole vibe. No pesky laser guns here—just pure, unadulterated weapon fun fitting perfectly in the Dark Fantasy theme.

Now, if you want to get your hands on some mighty sweet weaponry, Clever recommends downloading it from his mega pack instead of the old standalone version which apparently is gathering dust in the modding world. To run these gems, you’ll need ‘Mod Engine 2’. This little helper manages to keep all your modded mischief away from the original game files, so you’re good with the whole anti-cheat scenario. Just unzip the mod files like it’s your day off, and dive into the epicness!