I’ve seen them somewhere (relatively early game) without a evergol. They were “guarding” a floating wizard head ball I believe. Which could link them to the head balls, who also are related to gravity magic.
People forgets that Burning down a house means either you incinerate the people inside the house or leave everyone homeless. Restoring order in a broken is almost always better than becoming anarchist. Being used or the user has a negative connotation. But imagine the sword you swing for the good. If it had free will and consciousness, would you stop using it? No, because without someone swing it, it is useless. without someone to sharpen it, it corrodes. Using or being used can be for both good and bad. If it doesn't solve the problem permanently, that's okay. This is how life works. One solution always leads to a newer problem. It's the struggle to solve every upcoming problem that keeps us, the humanity inside of us on our toes. Restoration of the order keeps us in... order. It may not be perfect, but is it part of life. Perfection will never be a reality. But that does not mean anarchy is perfection. And this is why I disagree with you.
I personally don't believe frenzied flame is bad. In the grand scheme of things, it is only a natural return to an initial state. Its the inevitable necessary evil just like dark souls age of dark. All other endings are just prolonging the inevitable demise because all other solutions are bound to fail eventually. Frenzied flame is just a big reset button. The only thing I don't like about it is that theres still an outside force steering that ending but I guess all endings are like that, influenced by one outer god or another
Ranni is the main villain of elden ring. I fully agree severing a gods control for the goal of individual agency is best but ranni herself is responsible for all the wars and suffering in the lore. Id compare her to griffith in that regard. Noble ends brought on by wholly disgusting means.
I respect the refusal to be a gods puppet but man ranni made every thing worse for every one. I really do think shes the main villain of elden ring. Very similar to griffith
I think that it's heavily implied in the Liberator ending that the Liberation front and rebels throughout Rubicon manage to take control from Arquebus. Particularly with Raven having gone through most of the Vespers like a hot knife through butter by this point. That's the "Liberation" part - Rubicon is in the hands of the Rubiconians, though the future of the Coral remains uncertain in this ending.
*Shows up to the Iguazu/ALLMIND fight with dual zimmermans* Yeah, it was only going to end up one way :P Jokes aside, I think Ayre was trying to communicate with the coral augmented humans from the beginning, but only 621 was able to maintain the connection, Walter heard her (recognized 621 made a "friend"), as did Iguazu (it drove him mad from the pain), but they were not optimal like 621. The reason 621 was so important was because of this: he was the only one capable of communicating and was accepted by the collective consciousness of the coral, Ayre, which is precisely what ALLMIND wanted. It wanted coral release, yes, but in ITS terms.
There is a difference between the order of the elden ring and the golden order. The elden ring is that what established the laws of nature and governs the flow of life in the lands between. Thats why marika could as the vessel for the ring manipulate this order by removing death. The golden order is marikas rule. The laws and rules she established.
I feel like a lot of us empathize more with Godrick as the game progresses and he's not only one of the fights with less bs, but also we lose a dozen times to Malenia
I get the impression that Messmer is Marika's first child with her alter ego Radagon, I think this since in the first trailer of the DLC you can see a painting of an old man sitting and behind him a woman with her hand on him. belly, in addition to giving the impression of being pregnant, perhaps Marika obtained her "Goddess" status on this earth and thus created her alterego for the first time, this being the true dog of the golden will Radagon, in addition to the simple fact that The old man sitting that I said before later appears dead with a kind of golden root embedded in his body, I don't know... all this smells like a plot to me and that that old man was a victim of the goings-on of Marika and the Golden will, this theory is quite crazy but I'm sure that Messmer is Marika's son, I included Radagon's part basically because Messmer's hair is the one that most resembles his own of all the demigods, this can be verified with Radagon's talisman, his hair It was not completely red like Malenia's and others, but hers was more orange, a sign of the curse of the fire giants, although now I think, how can this be possible if Marika supposedly has not yet gone to the intermediate lands? That is to say, it hasn't finished off the giants yet, the more I investigate, the more questions I get than answers, greetings.
I know we have all tried to place Messmer’s birth and parentage in the timeline and make it fit, but it just occurred to me- why? Why does he need to be a child of Marika? Why can’t he be a husband? Marika has a history of putting her husbands away… this would explain the betrayal, seduction, and affair we hear. And I know Messmer refers to her as Mother, but it would not be amiss for any religion, cult, zealot, fanatic, or even royalty to want to be referred to as Mother. We have many modern day examples (Queen Elizabeth) where a population referred to her as queen mother or mum. And works of fiction, like a song of ice and fire, where the populace called Khaleesi “Meesa“ or Mother. Religions refer to their gods or goddesses in maternal and paternal ways. So again, I ask… what if Messmer was her first husband and waged this war for her. Then she betrayed and hid him away? Even would explain when Messmer taunts “wouldst thou lordship sanction in one so bereft of light?” as more derogatory and exasperated. Like “really? You left me and this is who is your consort?”
It´s too bad that the Naturalborn of the Void does not get to use the second half of the Soundtrack named after it... especially with how epic the second half of it is
Crazy it looks like the tree itself is made out of people. Like an astral alien parasitic being, posing as a tree, demanding living beings be delivered to catacombs at its roots to feed it was enough without those implications.
Seems that Marika is Griffith, pulled off the 'Eclipse to bring in her new order.. so is Miquella Griffith 2 ? Or a savior.. maybe he left his St Trina fate to become Messmer..
Take a video about this , The world is now ruled by one community of people, the world Satanic elite, you can also call them the committee to meet the Antichrist and prevent the 2nd coming of Jesus, Trump called them the deep state, at the moment it consists of about 10,000 people, the main ones there are Rockefellers, Rothschilds, Windsors, Baruchs, they, their ancestors, descendants and other people who enter there have the mark of Lucifer, which, if they bring the antichrist and do not allow the 2nd coming, they will receive eternal life after the x hour, and the rest of humanity, for all the time that they have lived, they won't get anything, so all people should know about the existence of a world government (Jesus who was a The Prophet of God, not God.God will send Jesus as a reward to humanity, if humanity deserves it, for this it is necessary to fight Lucifer and his elite)
I think the picture of the “lord” and the pregnant women are the dynast from the statues in uhl palace and if she is the gloom eyed queen I think Marika seduced him to get close enough to kill her and or take her power as the reigning god of the age. I think when Marika did this or maybe after by purging the land of shadow I think she threw the natural order/cycle of things out of balance. Enya says “Marika plucked the rune of death upon the orders creation.” I think by removing death and making herself and the demigods “eternal” she fucked up the balance like Gwyn from Dark Souls. I also think Mesmer could be the bastard child of Marika and the Lord/Dynast. I’m probably off on a lot of this. But so far this is where my head space is at.
Dorothy wore silver slippers in the book. It is only in the movie version that it was changed to ruby slippers (this was a stylistic choice due to the red being easier to see in non-close-ups).
I wonder if the coiled spear holder is Marika, dressed in her Numen warrior attire (similar to the Black Knives), and she's partnered with Mesmer to sacrifice the Numen people and town (a la Berserk's Eclipse) to become a god. Hence why she's kneeling in despair as it's her actions that Messmer's come to cleanse the land of the beasts, omen, Numen, etc...
Dusk born ending is the true ending in my head cannon (Elden Ring is the Prequel to Dark Souls). You create the first of the dead (Nito) and the world becomes UNFORMED and SHROUDED BY FOG. The DISPARITY of LIFE and DEATH is created. Also the big city you see in the DS1 opening looks a lot like the royal capital from ER. There I solved the lore. ^^
The “pile of bodies” is probably the primordial crucible, with Marika using the Elden ring to make the Erdtree. It could also be Marika sealing the land of shadow to the lands between, with those bodies being war casualties. That scene could even take place after the events of Elden Ring with Marika rebuilding the lands after our massacre.
9:50 - That is probably the Miquellan Knight. We acquire the Miquellan Knight Sword which tells us A) the Miquellan Knight sword (and presumably armor) are modelled after the Carian Knight versions. This NPC is wearing equipment very similar in design to the Carian Knights, and B) The sword has no owner, and why that is has yet to be explained. Given the female voice actor, she is probably female OR a young boy. If he is a young boy, it could simply be that he had not properly ascended to knight-hood and thus did not acquire their blade. He or She might have stolen the armor set from Elphael and snuck out in order to search for Miquella after Mohg's intrusion came to light. As for the rest of the trailer, Marika seems to have sacrificed an entire civilization in a deceptive and cruel manner in order to gain favor from the Elden Beast. She stands in a gateway made by many sacrifices that might have opened a domain to the Elden Beast/Ring (this might be where the tree was sprouted). Considering the golden strands and her pose would make up the shape of her Great Rune, she might have created it with this "ritual/sacrifice" in order to attain immortality or house the Elden Ring within herself and become God. Messmer's Purge is occurring within the Land of Shadow. As for when this is happening, I would suspect AFTER Godfrey and the Tarnished were already banished from the Lands Between and Radagon became Elden Lord. It's currently assumed Messmer is child of Marika and Radagon because of his red hair, so it might have been Radagon's influence that resulted in the Crucible being despised by the GO. Messmer was placed in the Land of Shadow to enforce Marika's new ideals because of Radagon, i believe. This is entirely theoretical and has no backing. It's hard to determine when this happened. Miquella was probably disturbed by Mohg removing him from the Haligtree. While he doesn't need his body, he was probably expecting Malenia to return and join him in the Land of Shadow after Radahn's hold over the stars was dealt with. Since none of that happened, he went to sleep and used his St. Trina persona to guide others to him, hence why a bunch of Albinauric appeared in Mohgwyn Palace.
how i imagine the first people find the killing firekeeper ending ''alr how do i skip this cutscne (press button swing a greatsword and accidentally hit the firekeeper')
Oh boy, if the trailer's blood and gore almost took you out, better get a bucket before getting there ingame because I'm fairly sure that we will get there eventually ingame.
All these people pathetically attempting to discern what the game trailer is supposed to represent is WAY more ENTERTAINING than the trailer itself 😂💀 By all means, please continue so we can LAUGH at you after June when the DLC is released, and all is revealed 🤦🏼♂️
Could that portal with bodies possibly be the primordial crucible? I mean all life was supposed to be merged into various forms through the crucible, theres many bodies seemingly merged in that scene so made me wonder.
I personally think the edges of the "door" where Marika is brandishing what appears to be the Elden Ring (or perhaps pulling on a veil?) look suspiciously like the Blasphemous Blade and the way it displays the bodies of those subsumed by it. Which of course also has tie-backs to snakes, blasphemy, and fire. And therefore Messmer.
You want a twist, all the dream like portions are touched by death, Fia beds Godwyn, you fight his Lichdragon, everything is touched by him, somebody betrayed Miquella, somebody Golden, I feel nobody has considered Miyazaki's flair for insane twists, so what if the whole twist is Godwyn played everyone, and the disconnected realm, is like a dream come life, or death if you consider the Lichdragons dream space. It's very likely anyone could be right, but this feels so far fetched, it just got ignored, also Fia was bangin gold boy, chances are higher then a lot of other crazy ideas. Either ways this is fun. Basically what is Godwyn duped everyone, blindsided!!!!
FYI: Remember the true 1st Elden Lord was Plaxidusax so it stands to reason that thing from which Marika seems to be removing the strands of the Elden ring from is Presumably the "fled God" Plaxidusax was awaiting the return of when Plaxidusax retreated beyond time in Farum Azula.
