The Fell Omen bosses from Elden Ring have become legendary, and it's exciting to see them reimagined in Elden Ring Nightreign, where FromSoftware unleashes them across the Lands Between. Morgott, a notorious boss from the original game, continues his legacy of surprise attacks in Nightreign. His phantom versions, known for their unexpected appearances in Elden Ring, have evolved into an upgraded Morgott or unnamed Fell Omen, capable of startling players with jump-scare invasions.

Morgott isn't the only boss that can invade your squad in Nightreign, but his presence is particularly apt. It echoes his sudden appearances in Elden Ring and includes new voice lines and moves, making him a formidable foe. If you team up with friends, Morgott's enhanced abilities ensure a challenging encounter. Additionally, the Fell Omen can also serve as an end-of-night boss, providing a thrilling conclusion to your gameplay session as the sun sets in the Elden Ring Nightreign test.

How did morgott even manage to sneak into nightreign to fight us. generational hater this is like the 5th time pic.twitter.com/t7euCmkBRy

— Nightreign Countdown (@SoulsCountdowns) February 16, 2025

During the Elden Ring Nightreign test sessions over the weekend, many early testers, including the renowned player Let Me Solo Her, faced off against the Fell Omen. The general sentiment? Morgott, also known as Margit or the Fell Omen, lives up to his reputation as a formidable adversary. On the Elden Ring Nightreign subreddit, players praised the invasion mechanic as a highlight, sharing their experiences of being ambushed by Morgott in various locations, from elevators to towers, often with humorous outcomes.

The sudden invasions by the Fell Omen have sparked interest in seeing other enemies unexpectedly attack players. For instance, the Pursuer from Dark Souls 2 could be an excellent addition. Personally, the idea of Hunters from Bloodborne invading players is intriguing, though it feels like a long shot.

They buffed Margit in Elden Ring Nightreign bro was training with Vergil

Thankful for the one match I was able to play LOL pic.twitter.com/4RRQGSKmNa

— skum (@skumnut) February 14, 2025

There might be more to the Fell Omen invasions than meets the eye. GamesRadar reported an instance where an invasion resulted in a curse mark being left on a defeated player, hinting at deeper mechanics. As more players experience Elden Ring Nightreign, the full scope of these features will become clearer.

Despite server issues during the first network test, many players still explored the Lands Between over the weekend. We'll have to wait until May 30 to see the complete picture of Nightreign, but until then, you can read our hands-on impressions of Elden Ring Nightreign here.