Raging Wolf Officially Releases Next Month

Elden Ring is what you could call a perpetual phenomenon. Even as it continues to age, fans will always return to it, given its strong foundation and expansive world. A feature film is on the way, but even without it, fans have Elden Ring Nightreign to enjoy, as well as the upcoming Tarnished Edition, which is finally launching after a series of delays.

Because the creators of Elden Ring poured pretty much everything they had into it, fans are responding in turn with its rich universe and oodles of lore. It’s no wonder a sequel has been rumored for some time, amid the rip-roaring success of its only DLC expansion to date.

Due to a new reveal from Sideshow, we have an inkling of when the next Elden Ring release is going to be.

Due out sometime between September and December 2026 (right now there’s only a window), a Raging Wolf statue will arrive later this year. Clocking in at $510, it’s pricey, but some Elden Ring fans have spent considerably more than that on merchandise throughout the years. Crafted by Gecco Co, it looks like a loving homage to the Raging Wolf armor set.

For reference, you can get the full Raging Wolf set by taking out Vargram the Raging Wolf in Lyndell. It’s since become somewhat of an iconic look for the Tarnished main character, appearing in Shadow of the Erdtree marketing.

Since this is a statue, there’s no list of customizable components. Instead, here’s the story behind it: “This statue captures the Tarnished wandering through the wilderness, hair blowing in the strong wind, while radiating an intimidating presence that warns all to keep their distance. Under the complete supervision of FromSoftware, every detail has been faithfully recreated with expert sculpting and painting: from the hard texture of the metal armor and the realistic wear of the leather to the scars and stains that tell the story of many fierce battles. The base is inspired by the stone pavement leading to Stormveil Castle, making this a piece that perfectly captures the atmospheric essence of the Lands Between.”

Right now, beyond this gorgeous-looking statue, fans are focused on the Elden Ring Tarnished Edition. It’s been four years since the original launch of Elden Ring, but when it launches on August 28, it’ll include two new classes (Heavy Knight, Idus Knight), new armor sets, and new skins for Torrent, the Tarnished avatar’s horse.

If you’re an OG Elden Ring fan, you can buy all the extra content for $4.99 to upgrade your version to the “Tarnished Edition” on other platforms.