How To Get Confessor Armor Elden Ring

Okay, so you're drooling over the Confessor Armor in Elden Ring, huh? I get it. It’s got that whole mysterious-but-kinda-holy vibe going on. Plus, it looks surprisingly good on basically any build. Let's be real, fashion is the true endgame anyway, right? So, how do you snag this sweet set?

Starting Class Shenanigans (Or Lack Thereof!)

Here's the good news: you don't have to roll a Confessor to get the Confessor Armor! Thank goodness for that. Starting classes are just... starting points. Think of them like picking your favorite flavor of ice cream. Eventually, you’re gonna want to try all the flavors (or builds, in this case).

Basically, you can start as the Confessor, and boom, you've got the armor. But if you picked Vagabond because you loved that starting sword? Or Astrologer because, pew pew magic? Don't sweat it! You're not locked out. You just gotta do a little legwork. Or should I say, Torrent-work?

The Lands Between Shopping Spree: Church of Elleh Edition

Alright, here's the main event: finding that sweet, sweet armor. We're heading back to the very beginning. Remember that first church you stumble into after escaping the tutorial cave? The Church of Elleh?

Yeah, that one. With the friendly, glowing-eyed merchant, Kalé. The guy who's probably seen more Tarnished deaths than he's had hot dinners. Show some respect, alright?

Now, here's the thing. Kalé sells the Confessor Armor. No boss fights, no hidden dungeons, just good old-fashioned capitalism. But there's a catch (isn't there always?). You need runes! And not just a couple. We're talking 1,000 runes per piece. Ouch!

That means you’ll need a grand total of 4,000 runes for the entire set: Confessor Hood, Confessor Armor, Confessor Gloves, and Confessor Boots. Better start grinding! Or maybe... cough ...explore some early-game caves and nab those sweet, sweet treasures. Just sayin'.

Rune Farming 101 (Because We're All Broke Tarnished)

Okay, so 4,000 runes might sound like a lot when you're fresh off the boat (or out of the tomb, whatever). But trust me, it's totally doable. Here are a few early-game rune farming tips to get you rocking that Confessor drip in no time:

• Kill the Giants: Those massive trolls lumbering around the starting area? They're surprisingly easy to take down (especially on horseback!) and give decent rune rewards. Just watch out for their stomps!
• Explore Groveside Cave: Located just north of the Church of Elleh. It’s full of Demi-Humans. They’re squishy and give enough runes to make it worthwhile.
• Backstab Bandits: The bandit camps dotted around Limgrave are full of sneaky archers and knife-wielding goons. Approach carefully, backstab them for massive damage, and rake in the runes!
• Level Up Vigor First: Okay, this isn't exactly rune farming, but investing early runes into Vigor (health) will make you way less squishy, meaning you'll survive longer and kill more enemies. It’s a win-win! Think of it as investing in your future rune-farming endeavors.

Rock That Armor!

Once you've got your 4,000 runes, head back to Kalé, buy the Confessor Armor set, and bask in the glory of your newfound drip. Now you can go forth, explore the Lands Between, and look darn good while doing it!

And hey, if you see me out there, rocking my own unique fashion statement, give me a wave. Maybe we can co-op and take down a boss... or just compare armor sets. You know, Tarnished things. Good luck, and may your fashion always be on point!

Oh, and one last thing! Experiment with your fashion! The Confessor Armor looks amazing with so many different helmets and weapons. Find a combination that truly reflects your Tarnished self! That’s the real beauty of Elden Ring, after all.