One of my favorite aspects of Elden Ring is the Elden Bling. Is there any word on whether we can customize our characters’ aesthetics?

What kind of in depth options would you guys like to see or do you guys think we will see? Personally since all of Froms past games have had either a berserk reference or been somewhat inspired by berserk I’d love to be able to have and customize a prosthetic arm

I'm about to make a new character for a new playthrough and I'd like to use the same design as what I used with my first character. Is this option available?

Hello! I’ve recently picked up Elden Ring after a while now and have been wondering if there was a mod to extend the hair options (or add new options).

I really liked Rennala’s hair (long and wavy) in the Convergence mod, and generally love styles like Miquella’s long hair when he was in his child form.

Is there a mod out there that adds long, wavy hair for tarnished during character customization? If so, could you please share a link or anything you know about it?

Thank you very much. Sincerely, someone who cares way too much about character customization

Can you change skin color to green? I love playing as an Orc :D

I remember playing the game awhile back and see how little the options were for character customization. Is it more in depth now? Thinking about buying the game again and wondering can you change your characters appearance? (Hair, Face, Skin, Clothes)

Hey there! I feel super exposed posting this lol would love some help trying to replicate my look on Elden Ring. Believe me, I tried for hours but my level of success is debatable. Thanks folks!

Will there be more detailed character customization options once the game releases? Also really really want to be able to mix and match outfits pieces. Just the freedom to play around with clothing, instead of just swapping full outfits.

Continuing on character creation tips of the day, I wanted to help assist those who may be struggling with sliders or proportions:

For beginners, take any basic starting model and set all sliders to 128. Setting the sliders halfway will create a pretty well proportioned face with a neutral expression. If you are more of a beginner with sliders, try to start out by making something basic. Don't try to make game, movie, irl people characters when you're first starting out etc. Just focus on making a face that could pass for a human being. This will help you to understand how the sliders work.

Sliders and Their Sisters/Twins:

FromSoftware's character creator can be frustrating but very rewarding. Unfortunately you can't just change one slider without it warping another aspect of the face. It's annoying but hey, we gotta deal with it. Every slider has what I like to call a "sister or twin" slider. Some sliders have multiple twins that you have to adjust. I've listed below each slider and their corresponding twins:

1.) All sliders under Facial Balance will change the brows, eyes, nose, forehead, lips, cheeks, mouth. The facial balance sliders are what I like to call your "overall" slides, meaning that all of them will change every aspect of the face.

2.) Forehead sliders, specifically depth and protrusion will make the forehead larger or smaller. This actually will warp the nose, eyes and eyebrows as well.

3.) Nose Bridge Height/Bridge Protrusion 1 and 2/Nose Bridge Width will change the eyes, nose, brows and the facial expression your Tarnished has. These are critical sliders to learn.

4.) Brow Ridge sliders will specifically go hand in hand with the eyes. Brow ridge height at 128 will create a neutral expression. Brow ridge height at 0 will tilt the inner corners of the eyes down and slightly move them further apart. A brow ridge height set at 255 will pull the eyes inwards a bit and also add more of a stern expression to a face.

5.) Eye sliders will go hand in hand with nose, mouth and brow sliders. The more you lower the eyes, it will push the face up and out horizontally making it look fuller. The more you raise the eyes, the face, nose, and mouth will stretch inwards and up vertically.

6.) All nose and nostril sliders will change everything on the face. Meaning nose sliders will go hand in hand with cheeks, lips, mouth, jaw, forehead.

7.) All cheek sliders will change all other aspects of the face. Same as 6.

8.) All mouth and lip sliders will directly affect the jaw and chin.

What I recommend is to pick a random starting model, make it bald and start adjusting things not only head on, but from the sides as well. I can't stress how important this is. This will provide you a full 360 degree view on what is changing on the face. Try moving the sliders back and forth from 0 to 255. You'll start seeing things you've never noticed.

In addition to this, I have included two pictures that I used to reference as a guide for facial proportions when I was first starting out trying to learn the sliders. Credit for the pictures goes to a site called Famitsu. Hopefully this helps.

Happy Sliding!

-Chrissy