
Mausoleum Knight
Overview
- Type
- Enemy
- World
- Lands Between

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Locations
Drops
Combat stats
Solo, New Game. Status values show the buildup needed for successive applications; the final value repeats.
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| HP | 2,376 |
| Physical defense | 114 |
| Stance | 65 |
| Runes | 1,383 |
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Standard | 10% |
| Slash | 35% |
| Strike | 10% |
| Pierce | 0% |
| Magic | 20% |
| Fire | 20% |
| Lightning | 0% |
| Holy | 0% |
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Poison | Immune |
| Scarlet rot | Immune |
| Hemorrhage | Immune |
| Frostbite | Immune |
| Sleep | Immune |
| Madness | Immune |
| Death blight | Immune |
Description
Mausoleum Knight is a Humanoid Enemy in Elden Ring. These headless knights are capable of vanishing and teleporting short distances to attack their foes. They are easily recognized due to being headless and the unique Eclipse Crest Greatshield they have in their left hand. They can also be found riding headless mounts.
The spirit of a Mausoleum Knight can be summoned for aid in battle by using the Lhutel the Headless Spirit Ashes.
Notes
Where to Find Mausoleum Knight:
One can be found patrolling around the Walking Mausoleum northeast of the Raya Lucaria AcademyDungeon.
One can be found in the Bellum HighwayLandmark, standing outside the Black Knife CatacombsGrace.
Several can be found wandering the lands of the Consecrated SnowfieldGrace.
They can be found in large quantities roaming the ruins in Deeproot DepthsGrace. They may stop spawning once the Walking Mausoleum is toppled.
The Mausoleum Knight Set does not include a helmet as the knights are headless.
The horses that are being ridden are also headless.
The missing head of the Mausoleum Knights is not just a model change- they completely lack a hitbox there, making them immune to headshots from projectile weapons. The projectile will fly right through the area where their head should be.
Their weapons are permanently enchanted with Death Blight and can inflict Death Blight buildup.
They seem to be immune to rot, along with their Soldier counterparts. (Upon further testing, also immune to bleed, possibly among other status effects).
All Mausoleum Knights are capable of teleportation, which can be highly disorienting for inexperienced players. If a Mausoleum Knight is particularly passive and is choosing to constantly teleport instead of actually attacking, it may be prudent to break your lock-on to get your bearings and re-orient yourself to your surroundings.