Five Souls Lore Mysteries that were NEVER Solved 

Demons souls archstone dlc is still coming right bois ? We just need to be patient. 😂

The biggest souls mystery by far is why sony ignores Bloodborne so much

One thing that always gets me about Priscilla, she describes the people of the Painted World as being "kind"! If that's what she calls "kind", remind me never to pick a fight with whatever the hell she'd consider "evil"! I went there, I got pecked, poisoned, stabbed, smacked, slashed, and shot! I was beginning to feel like the tennis coach out of Soap!

There's an invader that I came across frequently in most playthroughs, wore the Mask of the Father, Giants chestplate, flaming sword... never figured out who it was, no NPC ever mentioned them, they always kicked my ass and pointed down at me... wish the game went into who this was😢

Damn this video just reminded me of just how long ive been watching you and how nostalgic i am of the dark souls lore and the time in those years. Thank you for all that youve done. Its been a ride.

Were the serpents (kaathe/frampt/others) ever explained? Their influence can be seen throughout the games, especially in ds3 Yuria seems to be a follower of kaathe, there are statues of them in ringed city, etc Also something I feel like nobody addresses is sweet shalquoir from ds2, the immortal cat. Was it just a gag from miyazaki?

300 souls in 6 minutes? Damn, bro fell into the Abyss.

Some recent theories I’ve seen of all father and velka are that: Due to the way of white having connections to nito, it could be theorized that he’s going by the all father and uncle of gwyn. Being the first of the dead. And velka, similar to the relationship between miquella and saint trina, is the feminine alter ego of gwyndolyn.

I think the list of mysteries that haven't been solved in this game is far longer than the ones that have been solved 😹. I am dying to know some of them

I always wished we got more Archtree lore! I love the look of ash lake, and getting a look into the past in DS2's dragon memory was super cool. Made me wonder if those stone pillars we see in The Things Betwixt and the ones that Dragon Aerie was built on were petrified Archtrees

God I was holding out for more concrete Velka info until I hit credits on Dark Souls 3 a few times. All of the questions around Priscilla and Yorshka are hilarious tho lmao I think one thing I've always wanted to see a follow up on is the Undead that achieves the new ending with Aldia in SOTFS. If I am not mistaken they essentially held an artifact that could halt the hollowing process and that just always felt like a big deal to me.

Regarding Lloyd, the Japanese translator ChannelYoshimitsu did a video about who he is. He isn't a derivative fraud, Lloyd is a collateral relative and his title of principle god is self proclaimed. In other words, he isn't a direct relative of Gwyn but is connected through marriage of his older brother's daughter to Gwyn. Lloyd's older brother is Nito which means Gwyn had a snu snu wife and it's also why Gwynevere is giant. There's environmental evidence of this in DS2 Undead Crypt's entrance. You will see a bass relief of a giant nun with a skeleton face. EDIT: This is infuriating, I have replied to people who have asked me questions and my comments are not showing up. If anyone else wants to ask me a question don't think that I'm ignoring you, RU-vid's auto censor is preventing me from doing this for some reason.

What exactly happened to priscilla? Dead by old age? Murder? Who was velka? Why exactly did raime and veldstadt fight? I’m thinking vendrick fought for awhile and then raime disagreed about retreating to the undead crypt and tried to tell him the truth about nashandra but who knows. Which ds3 ending is canon, usurpation of fire or the dlc

I really have no clue about Lloyd's true nature, these are just gut reactions. Perhaps he was blood related, but could have been a mentor to Gwyn that was so close he was regarded as an uncle. The fact he had provided these means of hunting the undead suggests he had some kind of special power so I doubt he completely faked his divinity. Perhaps he did weasle his way into his position due to the power vacuum. And it's possible he was ousted in a power struggle afterwards and he was stripped of his status to rationalize his expulsion.

I’ve been watching you for 10 years and I want to let you know I still get giddy af when I see you uploaded a new souls video. Thank you for still feeding us souls fans more souls!

Nice to see you posting!You actually got me into souls lore in general with your havel and the plot against the gods video😢

Really great to see another video from this channel. I loved your lore videos, the little thumbnail sketches are great. And your voice is perfect for the content

My favorite videos of yours is your food review with the sandwich and chips hahaha

While there isnt an answer to what they exactly mean, the trees are like patches and the moonlight sword, always around. I think the symbolism they got and the clear beserk influence (they got one big tree too, quite important too) just made miyazaki love them as much as our favorite bald npc

Your channel is really nostalgic for me! I used to watch in the Dark Souls 1 days(x360)! I even invaded you one time (I was really laggy) and I sent a message to you saying “Are you the real silver Mont? the lore guy?” Hahaha

nice video. as someone who finds themselves in near the exact same situation as yourself, I'd like to take it upon myself to use your comment section to interact with your video by trying to answer* some of your question(this was originally plural but...uhhh)((also if its not obvious, expect a good amount of words, comment readers)) (Hopefully this is a long enough intro to make the comment hide some of itself, no spoilers!) *In the weird, convoluted way Miyazaki(and his team!) have us "answer" questions, and now I've got even more questions, dang 1: The Archtrees, Ash Lake, Giants, and yes Miyazaki does loves giant trees! The Archtrees are massive, primordial trees, entirely petrified. They serve as both the roots and sky for the Ancient age, as well as a solid flooring upon which to build the next. When everything crumbles away to nothing, it is here that it will crumble to. They represent the world in its primordial state, being exactly what they appear to be: ancient trees, so old they've been turned to stone. As such, they exist in a very strange state that is customary of the ancient world, being that they exist in a way that is neither living, nor dead. I like the point you touch on at 1:40, a question that's burned(ha) in my mind is this: where DID fire comes from? Somethings that's interesting to fire as opposed to other, more natural aspects of the world is how it has a very clear "life" cycle. "As flame rises, so does it fade. Such is the way of things." Sparks burning along ancient, petrified wood...Well, that's certain to cause quite the blaze, eh? Another interesting thing about these Archtrees is that while they CAN be consumed by fire(for there are very few things it is not capable of devouring), they seem to have a natural sort of "resistance" to disparity- Despite what we could infer should be naturally happening to these trees is entirely absent in our brief chance to explore one. Archtrees do not rot. This trait is further explored upon in the Giant Trees we find in Dark Souls 2- these Giant Trees resist the flow of time so well, with the right understanding you can enter so deeply into their memory as to physically travel back in time... This seems like a good time to talk more about the relationship Giants have with trees, and through them the ancient/natural world in general. Giants are (in my view) the manifestation of the relationship between man and nature. As we find them, they exist in a state warped by fire, and indeed they are keen pyromancers so this isn't inherently wrong for them. But they clearly have other natural affinities as well. Commonly being found doing things such as: throwing big rocks and wielding clubs of stone, wood, and in extreme cases, their own flesh. It also seems like it's not terribly uncommon for them to be fantastic blacksmiths- it's not such a reach to say they have a natural affinity for shaping metal. Clearly, they are a folk with a natural affinity for the very stones and metals of the ground itself. Not only this, but when Vendrick crossed the sea and stole something precious from them- they crossed that sea right back- En masse. What is a sea? A simple question of course, but the answer is something that is generally speaking, missing in large quantities in this world unnaturally shackled to the flame: Water. Gwyn had many fears, the first and most illuminated of which is darkness. However, another easy fear one so deeply enchanted by flame such as Himself WOULD be water, and naturally...this fear is more private, tucked away deep(ha) inside of him. Much as Gwyn tried to contain and control the Dark Soul of Man, he exerted this same sentiment upon water. However, water is a far more primordial thing. It had no Lord Soul, for it naturally lacks disparity. It easily exists in many states, and unlike fire it is difficult for living beings to as easily draw a connection with it. Where DO we see water, or more specifically, natural large gatherings of it? In Lordran....not a lot. Ash Lake of course, where water would naturally converge in large quantities(it is the bottom of the world after all, and every Soulsborne player should be painstakingly aware of the presence of gravity in this world). Beyond this, it tended to settle "in between" kingdoms. Water does follow the path of least resistance after all, and this is a perfectly convenient spot for it to settle itself, far enough from the brightest of light as to not rouse fear, in between the kingdoms of man so as to not disturb the darks' evergrowing embrace. I'd also like to touch upon the use of water as a tool here. More specifically a tool for the mass slaughter of New Londo when the dark within those therein churned too much for the liking of the ruling order. Fascinating that they would not choose to just burn it away with fire- almost as if they had seen how despite flame devouring dark, so too does dark devour flame. Other than these, water in Lordran is largely limited to calm puddles and gently flowing waterfalls. In Drangleic, water feels like a much more common and intertwined occurrence. Rain falls over his ugly iron castle, and he hid his very soul amidst pools which refract light, causing it to sparkle and dance in a manner most specular. And at the end of things, when fire has been unnaturally bolstered for uncountable eons, man attempts to embrace the deep. For the darkness of the ocean is called an abyss, after all. The sea too churns, it ebbs and flows, sometimes calm and sometimes raging in the most torrential of storms. Deep within it's unknown darkness lurk creatures that are surely both monstrous and alien but, does that mean the deliberately mean us harm? HOPEFULLY among my last points, I'd like to briefly revisit Lordran. Here, I believe resides a Giant that is quite unique and particular among his kind: Hawkeye Gough. I believe this creature possessed two traits that are important to my understanding of things. He is a Giant, and when he shoots Kalameet out of the sky for the Chosen Undead, he is essentially blind. Sight is not all that goes into archery however. Nor was he *truly* blind. For the very air around him told him enough alone to earn his moniker of Hawkeye. When we meet him he is old, retired. Much of his purpose has been finished. A wretched black beast who long troubled the outskirts of Oolacile, a nation of man held in particular interest by the lord of light for their peculiar magic that bent light in a way which produced fascinating results. Thus was he stationed here, patiently whittling away the days until one might come along to take advantage of his peculiar talents. It seems logical too, that everyone's favorite pyromaniac old man would have one so attuned with air around him. For with the aid of a well placed wind, a blaze can reach a frightening intensity very quickly. Just...please lord, don't mind the smoke, nor how it's blackness obfuscates the lights' brilliance. Alright- now let's tie this all together and I'll just repeat myself a bit. Giants are the manifestation of the relationship between Man and Nature. They share many traits with mankind, which mankind in turn also shares with the other humanoid races. They band together, develop societies(however primitive), and discover or create things worth stealing. They also however, share many traits with the natural and primal world. They mold the earth, they tame the flames, they cross the seas, and sometimes they even whisper with the very air surrounding all things. They are a stoic and deeply loyal people, so much so that they would see the natural order disturbed before them and stay silent, as the deepest loyalty does not question their lord. But should a grievous sin be committed against them...they would crash down upon the offender primordial might, ensuring that they would be torn asunder. . . . Anyone still here? If you are, thanks a lot. I'm REALLY trying to remember that this is just a yt video, I swear. It's really weird to put a thank you at the end of a yt comment, huh. But thats exactly what I'm gonna do. First and foremost, thank you SilverMont. Honestly, I have no idea who you are but uh i think it shows that I enjoyed your video more than a little bit. When I originally started this comment I definitely knew it would be on the longer end of things but I can't lie I wasn't expecting uhhhh...7,936 within the first uhhh....3:15...whoops haha. Next, I'd like to thank two men who broadly represent the official end of my favorite franchise. Thank you Yui Tanimura(this man receives so, so, so much hate it's disgusting. If he ever somehow reads this, please know that there are those among us who deeply cherish the contribution you make), Hidetaka Miyazaki(duh?), and EVERYONE at FromSoftware. I'm not exactly the type to laud a company that makes millions a year but...well, they've got some really, really brilliant people leading them. I'd like to think that kind of thing trickles down. Finally, thank you Vaati, Hawkshow, Smoughtown, and each and every other person who treasures these games. The stories told within Dark Souls are naturally murky and convoluted. You could say that they're told within a land of grey crags, archtrees, and everlasting dragons....And we are the sparks, the souls, the lives that breathe disparity into it.

Alex so good to see you dip back into Souls content! Nostalgia is real

I have a theory (more or less) I'd like to share regarding to the question, *what happened to Priscilla after DS1?.* I know the theory is not perfect, but here it goes! In DS3's DLC, we can find Priscilla's boss arena from DS1 behind a hidden wall. There, we are invaded by Livid Pyromancer Dunnel and also find the pyromancer's parting flame item, which description states: "When Dunnel lost his hideous spouse, he gave his own pyromancy flame as an offering, which transformed into a parting flame". We all know Priscilla is referred to as "an abomination". So, when the game tells us that Dunnel made an offering to his "hideous spouse" and such offering is found right in Priscilla's boss arena, I truely believe the description is talking about her. So, she might be gone during the events of DS3, since Dunnel "lost his spouse". We don't know that for sure tho. However, *we DO know* that Priscilla (a crossbreed) would've married Pyromancer Dunnel (a human) and then, I believe *it's posible she gave birth to two children: Yorshka and the Painter woman (the one found in Ariandel's Chapel).* If Priscilla is a human/dragon crossbreed, then, genetically speaking, their daughters would be like a human/dragon/human crossbreed, in other words, they are more part human than part dragon. That would explain why they both have dragon features, yet clearly look more human than her mother. I think *the fact that Pris married a human (Dunnel), could be a reference to the DS fandom.* Pris is "an abomination" in the DS world, but she is loved by the fandom. So, the only being that would be capable of loving someone like her, would be a human...a human who can invade other players, just like any other DS player in the fandom. I have some ideas to include Gwyndolin into this theory and explaining his relation to Yorshka, but I'm just gonna leave this here. Thx for reading!

Hey at least we figured out who the tiny Radahn was, fighting Morgot in that image from the intro of ER

i think allfather lloyd is another name for gravelord nito, the undead hunts directly serve the 4 lords plot to gather souls to link the fire as well as spread the undead curse. in dark souls lore it is difficult to separate the propaganda sold to the masses to perpetuate the undead curse from the actual facts which is why we seemingly have many important characters known by many names be it in reverence or to ridicule them and/or masquerading as entirely different figures to sell a lie (example: gwyn, lord of light/sunlight, gwyn, lord of cinder and gwyndolin possibly also being velka)

One of the the OG souls channels. Glad this popped up in my feed.

Man I ain't thought about these in a while. Ramble incoming: I was super into the idea of Velka being the one to send us on our quest to clear Lordran of the old gods due to their involvement in extending the Age of Fire, a grievous sin to say the list, but it doesn't make a whole lot sense I don't think. It's the consensus now that the "ancient legend" the narrator speaks of is to lure Undead to Lordran so that someone can rekindle the First Flame. Why would Velka want that? But then why is our ride to Lordran a crow, a symbol of Velka? Perhaps the legend was originally started by Velka, but was co-opted by Gwyndolin/Gwyn and Frampt? That would be helped along by finding some Velka stuff in the Painted World, a garbage dump if you will of things unwanted. According to Vow of Silence, Velka held great influence among the gods - she wasn't just some chump hanging out at the Anor Londo dinner table on dance night. Just taking that VoS description into account makes me imagine easily that Velka was somehow ostracized, or sequestered in some way so that Gwyndolin and Frampt could ensure the First Flame and Gwyn's will live on. I don't remember much of her influence felt in Dark Souls 2 besides the Judgement Set, but I was shocked how little of her was in Dark Souls 3. It was a thread I would have loved to have seen From Software pull on, but all we got was that statue in that dank catacomb underneath the Undead Settlement. I imagine some denizens of the settlement would pray to that statue regularly so that Velka might one day curse the gods who are responsible for the burnings, crucifixions, slaughtering, and taking-away-to-the Cathedral of the Deep of their town. Tragic that almost all of them succumbed to madness or death before such a thing could happen. Manus being the first Pygmy made a lot of sense to me when Dark Souls 1 and 2 were the only ones to exist. In base game Dark Souls, we fight all of the main players mentioned in the opening cinematic except one "furtive pygmy". We fight Dragonslayer Ornstein, but the other three Gwyn Knights are only mentioned in item descriptions. DLC comes by, we get a boss of the dark and emanating dark, and we get the other three knights. It just made sense to me that Manus was it, but with the Ringed City, it's likely he was just A Pygmy, because why would the first Pygmy have left the Ringed City, or decided not to stay there? Unless of course he died in the war against the Ancient Dragons, but that's some super speculative territory. It occurs to me only just now, all these years later, but what if that giant structure separated from the rest of the Ringed City was the first Pygmy's tomb? Like their equivalent of an Egyptian pyramid? The idea of Lloyd being older than Gwyn was always trippy to me, because doesn't that mean Gwyn wasn't the first Lord to claim a Lord Soul? But that it was handed down to him? Beyond that, a few years, oh man it's 2024, so about 6ish or fiveish years ago, it got a bit of traction that Slave Knight Gael was Allfather Lloyd. There's a Korean user on youtube that "translated" the "Latin" in Gael's theme, that seems to have the words "Lloyd" and "Allfather" in it, but it's dubious at best. LokeySouls has a good article about Lloyd if you haven't read it yet. He comes to the same sort of conclusion as you, that Lloyd filled the power vacuum left by Gwyn's absence. However he puts forth that Gwyndolin is the one who overthrew Lloyd. I was of the belief for a long while that Yorshka was daughter to Priscilla and Gwyndolin, and last I read, LokeySouls is pretty sure that isn't the case - that Gwyndolin is half-brother to Yorshka, but still Priscilla's daughter. But how that works exactly is unknown to my tired mind at the moment. Maybe I'll edit this comment later. Priscilla's origins, who can really say? I read a very interesting theory recently however that places Gwyndolin and Priscilla as parallels to the Omen children of Marika - heralds of the end of Gwyn's and Marika's ages respectively, making Priscilla Gwyn's daughter that he hid away due to her Lifehunt ability. Glad I was recommended this video. I used to think about Dark Souls ALL the fucking time, I shit you not. I used to get into arguments, nice discussions online about the sequence of events, themes, etc. This was a nice trip down memory lane. I'll watch some more of your stuff when I have time.

You have the voice of an excited elven scholar, and I dig it.

Damn my man came back from the grave to drop a banger video

Your BACK into my algorithm 😂😂😂 I’m finally getting new videos

But why is Big Hat Logan named Big Hat Logan?

When it comes to all the mysteries in dark souls game. It can made you feel like your losing your mind trying to work it , or perhaps your make an RU-vid channel about it all.

Im suprised you didnt name drop channel yoshimitsu, it was a great video

Just totally out of thought without evidence, could velka be filianore’s mother? she took on the revenge on Gwyn after he lock filianore in the end of the world. velka mistaken Priscilla for filianore or found resemblance in her, so she sends crows to protect Priscilla in the painted world

The way the trees look, like endless pillars coming out of the ground kinda makes me think about Metyr's arena We see how the giant stone fingers look like pillars above ground, but there is a layer below that layer Maybe there is supposed to be something more beneath the trees in DS1

2:10 Elden Ring has more proper arch trees. They are down underground, near Siofra River. Behind all the spirits. They are 'in the center' you can see them even in the map,

Londor; we heard a lot about Londor in DS3, but never got the chance to really explore it. I wish they had a DLC pack set in Londor, so we could see it firsthand. Maybe that theoretical Dark Souls 4 might take us there?

Silver mont I just wanted to say when your in nokron there’s also an area that looks like ash lake with arch trees type of view . Very interesting

Nice to see lore video again from you. I remember considering you a good rival to Vaati.👍🏻

I always wondered about Flame Lord Flan....

I think it's nice there's mysteries that were never solved. It makes the world feel ancient eldritch and mysterious.

2:38 Nice Fate reference

i saw a theory that Lloyd was a pseudonym of Nito, or at least Lloyd was a fiction propagated by Nito and Gwynn, with Nito nominally in charge. This is why you find the clerics of white who become undead sent down into the catacombs (where Nito intends to kill them). Basically the way of white is a way of controlling humans and culling the undead, lest one be chosen

Been following since darksouls 1 original lore videos great to see new videos

Just throwing this theory out ther.. Could Velka be an alter ego/secret identity of Gwyndolin ?

What about the death of Kaathe and Frampt? They were the biggest lore characters of Dark Souls 1, literally the representatives of the two endings. They were presumably immortal and survived to the age of Lothric and Lorian, but somehow died off-screen.

I have like 500 hours on DS3, and I just now saw that you drop into a tree for the Demon Prince boss

You're correct in that pygmies were humans; Manus, being the "Primordial Man," would have been the first human, in my opinion. He may not look it, but darkness is heavily associated with humanity, and the abyss is heavily associated with darkness. So as the father of the abyss, Manus would be, I argue, the father of darkness, and thus the father of humanity; the first man, in this case. For this reason I would argue that Manus is the first man. This does not contradict your theory, as we see Manus split into four different people in Dark Souls 2, which supports your observation that the Dark Soul splits and spreads through its descendants - humans, or pygmies as the larger lords called them. When we encounter Manus, he has taken what appears to be an inhuman form - this could simply be the influence of the Abyss over him, or it could be the original form of humans in Dark Souls, the remaining humans having grown smaller and weaker as the Dark Soul was divided over time.

how nice a dark souls youtuber with fate references

Yo, another Eternal Ring fan here, got it with my brand new PS2 at release lol. That games main hub is inside a massive archtree.

I still haven't figured out why there's a pile of zombies at in the yarnham sewers at the start of bloodborne, they don't seem to have any connection to the vilebloods and there's basically no other undead outside of the chalice dungeons.

Gwyn's daughter in the DLC not just being his wife instead drives me crazy it would tie up that entire plot thread

I think Velka might be Gwyn’s wife. Maybe at some point she did something to get banished from Lordran and to have most history of her removed and now she sends her crow to pick you up so that you may unknowingly get revenge for her by punishing the gods for her banishment and also because Gwyn broke the cycle of life and doomed the world and purged innocent humans.

What ds1 armor are you wearing it looks like a retextured Giant's Armor

Random thought? Where is Alsanna? Is she safe? Is she all right?

I always thought for elden ring it is showing all the other worlds that everyone else is playing, each having an elden beast to fight a tarnished of no renown.

Ohhh an eternal ring call out, that's old school. One of my first 3d games I had the misfortune of playing

Maybe the arch trees are like the billiana trees in evergrace. In evergrace the billiana trees had potential to grant humans to create magic instruments and held the lost kingdom of reuibane Pretty similar story of DS

What's with FromSoft and their coffin transport in games?

The bird that carries you from the Undead Asylum is a Raven. See Cornyfx’s garb from DS3.

there is still one unanswered question and thats origin of DarkLurker from ds2 .since he is located in deep darkness and is only weak towards fire and lighting I would speculate that his origin comes from era before link of the first flame but since manus split into 4 queens he isnt part of him .

I can't believe youre still making these

Priscilla being a child of Gwynevere always seem far fetched since Gwynevere marry Flame god Flan

If FormSoft were to ever make Dark Souls 4. I would want them to make brand new characters.

Lloyd is Nito (self-rebranded)

How about how Guinevere fled with the flame god Flann and other deities to the Lands Between and became Queen Marika?

the connections with dark souls especially are so many, when it comes to elden ring, and now with new things like dragon form being literally the same thing.

amazing video, make more comfy lore videos like this one pls

Ive been playing ds1 lately great vid!

Please I need answers on Godefroy from the evergaol. What/who/why/how/when

I had a friend who insisted that there narrator from the opening of Dark Souls is Velka (with nothing to back it up but a lot of weed thoughts) and I've never been able to shake that 😅

the undead merchant and yuria in ds1. we know that there is a yuria who was one of the 3 sisters of new londo. but when we kill the undead merchant and speaks of yuria, it sounds like the merchant was speaking of a child.

Holy shit, you’re still around? Fuck man, it’s been years. Hope you’re doing good.

Priscilla's grandparents are the pygmy, velka, lloyd, and an arch tree.

Biggest souls mystery is why the fans try to convince you that they like Patches/Lapp. "He can't help it, it's a metaphor" Damn that's crazy haha now watch me use the meta for removing this waste

Oh shit DS lore video!!!

"And so have you" I haven't played any souls games. I just dig the lore and your videos.

My Headcannon: because the furtive pigmy was the first being with a dark soul he was the most powerful dark being and escaped the ringed city, while most pigmies and first humans were being forged with the dark seal on their armours the furtive pigmy was like "see you losers!" and went to Lordran

A reality marble I like it makes me think of the bens o the rainbow from Stephen king

Lost Kingdoms didn't have anything to arch trees, the fog that demon souls is know for is there

Why Mizayaki loves feet but hate booba?

Priscilla is gwynevere and seaths child

love you silver mont

The one mystery that describes the souls lore best, is that nobody really knows what humans actually are and how their dark soul/humanity works.

I think the Nameless King was Priscilla's father, and I think her mother was whatever dragon that caused him to team swap to the side of dragons. If she looks anything like Priscilla then I 100% understand his reasoning.

Love your videos.

*Me hearing the term Reality Marble* Heh

The Manoose is loose!

Gwyn fuck the dragons any ways...

All the treez are different form soft universes . Remember it was samething in bloodborne

You modded that ds3 unused flute armor in a ds1 lore video... 😢

If Pygmy's were human, they would have simply called them humans in DS3 we know of the Pygmy lords and in the Japanese version it is explicitly stated that Ludleth is a pygmy.

I really do think these games are connected

I think Lokey’s theory is the best, that Velka and Seathe produced Priscilla, and Pricilla and Gwyn produced Gwyndolin and Yorshka. Gwynevere is involved insofar as she might have been married to Seathe at some point before leaving Lordran. I also like his theory that Lloyd banished the Nameless King, not Gwyn, because NK was able to leave his ring on Gwyn’s tomb before leaving. But like you say, nothing is confirmed so we may never know for sure.

Seek, seek, lest.

For #1 I still genuinely believe Elden Ring’s world entirely takes place in Aria’s painting from the ringed city (mostly because of patches)

I could die happy if they knew who velka was 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

Never speak again Alex

You sound like Daniel Radcliffe. Same speech pattern

My theory about seaths children from long long ago. Seath is mortal, he wants to be immortal. There are 2 ways to achieve immortality. 1 is not dying. 2 is by having children, passing your genetic information to the next generations. Seath wants both. He kidnap women/godess from many places and inject his crystal halberd to them. He has many children like pris, and gwyndolin. Yes gwyndolin IS seath's and gwyn's wifes (velka?) son (white pale skin, snake feet, moon affinity, moon butterfly song, possibly blind) he's just far more seath than gwyn. Gwyn didn't suspect, but then they got naughty and pris was born. So gwyn banished pris and velka to the painting, while hid gwyndolin Pris grown older and more draconic, she got out of the painting where gwyndolin found her. He named her yorshka (dark moon ring description). He told her about father Gwyn. And together they led the darkmoon blade as FAMILYYYYYYYYYY