Elden Ring’s $130 PureArts Helmet Trio Arrives in Fall 2026

Elden Ring continues to expand beyond its original 2022 release, with new games, platform launches, and merchandise keeping the franchise in the spotlight. The latest announcement is aimed at collectors rather than players: PureArts has opened pre-orders for a three-piece set of 1/3-scale replica helmets, priced at $130 and expected to ship between October and December 2026.

A Premium Elden Ring Set Built Around Iconic Characters

The PureArts collection includes helmets inspired by Malenia, Blade of Miquella; Messmer the Impaler; and the Wylder Helmet from Elden Ring Nightreign. Malenia’s helmet and the Wylder design each measure 6.7 inches tall, while Messmer’s helmet is slightly larger at 7.09 inches.

Each replica features sculpted detailing, engravings, and a metallic finish intended to give the pieces a more realistic appearance. The trio comes with simple black display stands rather than elaborate themed bases. PureArts says the restrained presentation is designed to keep the display cohesive and prevent the stands from competing with the helmets themselves.

Pre-Orders Are Open Through Sideshow

Fans can reserve the set through Sideshow, with orders limited to 10 per person. The listed price is $130, placing the collection firmly in the premium merchandise category while remaining far below some of PureArts’ larger gaming statues. The company currently has a $2,999 Assassin’s Creed Black Flag statue available for pre-order, providing a useful comparison for collectors evaluating the helmet set.

The Fall 2026 shipping window means buyers will have to wait several months before the replicas arrive. The announcement also makes clear that this is a physical collectible release, not confirmation of a new Elden Ring game.

Why the Franchise Still Has Momentum

FromSoftware’s open-world action RPG won the 2022 Game of the Year award and became a major commercial and critical success. Its popularity has continued through later franchise activity, including the recent release of Elden Ring on Switch 2 and the co-op title Elden Ring Nightreign.

The franchise is also set to reach audiences beyond games. An Elden Ring movie directed by Alex Garland is scheduled to arrive in March 2028, with Kit Connor, Cailee Spaeny, Ben Whishaw, and Nick Offerman among its announced stars. There is no confirmed new mainline game in the supplied information, but the steady flow of merchandise and adaptations shows that Elden Ring remains an active entertainment property.

Key points

• PureArts’ three-helmet Elden Ring set costs $130.
• The collection depicts Malenia, Messmer the Impaler, and the Wylder Helmet.
• Pre-orders are available through Sideshow, with a 10-per-person limit.
• Shipping is expected between October and December 2026.

PureArts Elden Ring helmet details

Expert View

This release reflects how FromSoftware’s strongest franchises can sustain premium merchandise even without a newly announced mainline game. The set gives collectors a physical link between Elden Ring and Nightreign, while the $130 price makes it more accessible than PureArts’ high-end statues. For the wider community, it is another sign that Elden Ring remains commercially active across games, collectibles, and upcoming film projects.