Im curious were most people get their information from the most.
The options are
Your gameplay: This does not include watching others players.
The Wiki: Effectively you are using one of the wikis to look up item descriptions
Lore Tubers: Anyone from Vatti to Lore Turtle big and small they are all the same in this option.
This Reddit: Literially right here is were you discover the lore.
Other: literially any other option.
I know its allot seeing how Ranni wanted to kill herself with destined death. But I dont know to what extent.
Did they just control fate?
Could they hijack free will at any time?
Any other possible mental effects?
Let's say a second elden ring dlc happens and there is a new piece of lore that makes you scream "this is stupid!!".
What would it be it be?
To keep things interesting it has to be semipossible for example
Mesmers kindling says "A dark thing, eaten away at by a wicked serpent.
Burns the sealing tree said to be found at the old Rauh ruins.
Messmer, much like his younger sister, bore a vision of fire."
Now based on this description it is heavily implied to be that Melina is that sister, something i fully believe.
However there is enough wiggle room for Myazaki to go "you know what Mesmsers younger sister is a women name Mallory."
I think the comunity would collectively scream.
Any other worst case scenerios for future Elden Ring content that wouls make you want to punch your screen?
Ok so we know to become a lord of the frenzy flame you have to be blessed by the three fingers. However Midra as far as I can tell(correct me if im wrong) does not have the mark of the three fingers on his body.
Will this create a different kind of Lord of Chaos if he is not marked or is Midras bid to become a Lord of Chaos just as impactful as our Tarnish being marked by the three fingers?
If there is no difference in the results from the different methods, what makes the three fingers unique as a potential source of a Lord of Chaos?Like if anyone can become a Lord of Chaos with out being blessed by the three fingers, what is the point of the three fingers?
Ok so i was looking into the crucible and there is a item called Talismens of all Crucibles
A giant mass of intermingling Crucible attributes. Reduces damage taken from critical hits and head shots and improves the effectiveness of rolling and backstepping, but also increases damage taken at all times.
Rumored to have sprouted upon giants and is known as the "mother of Crucibles" in ancient tower lore.
The idea of crucibles sprouting upon giants reminded me of the the sword of milos ash of war which uses the omen curse.
Sinister greatsword fashioned from a giant's backbone.
Metes out wounds like a lopsided saw-blade, and restores some FP upon defeating an enemy.
Milos was undersized for a giant, and was viewed as sullied and terribly grotesque.
Is the crucible sprouting from the Giants spine in this case or am I just imagining things?
Ive seen two interpretations of how "Radagon is Marika works"
Radagon came from Marika but eventually became his own being, like if you chopped of your finger and it grew into a another you. Technically it would still be you but it would eventually develop its own experiences and evolve into something else.
It's like a Jekyl and Hyde situation were only one can be active at a time. When ever Radagon is active Marika is inactive and when ever Marika is active Radagon is inactive.
Which one of these takes seem more accurate?
If neither of them are accurate how would you describe it?
The blade uses a wolf motif on the end of the hill. Any ideas why?