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"'In the outskirts of Yharnam, the city of gravekeeper witches carved by the sunlight, Hemwick. In its depths, an old, gigantic structure and one Old lady lies in wait. Holding suspicious rituals in the deepest of the night, for that very purpose it is said that she gathers the eyeballs of the living. In the city where unwanted corpses would be gathered and disposed of, her outfit might just be befitting of one such place."

"Vicars were the heads of the Healing Church, as is revealed in the item description for the Gold Pendant, which she can be seen clutching in the cutscene, and even in battle after her grotesque transformation. This would make her the last Vicar, who oversaw the Church as Yharnam fell to the beasthood brought upon it by misuse of the Old Blood. As the player finds her, she is seen praying to the altar in the Grand Cathedral which hold a misshapen skull, presumably that of Laurence, the founder of the Healing Church. Here she kneels awaiting her inevitable transformation, praying, clasping her pendant which existed to carry a reminder that had been all but forgotten, and that may have prevented the madness that led Yharnam to ruin before her eyes: Fear the Old Blood."

"Vicars were the heads of the Healing Church, as is revealed in the item description for the Gold Pendant, which she can be seen clutching in the cutscene, and even in battle after her grotesque transformation. This would make her the last Vicar, who oversaw the Church as Yharnam fell to the beasthood brought upon it by misuse of the Old Blood. As the player finds her, she is seen praying to the altar in the Grand Cathedral which hold a misshapen skull, presumably that of Laurence, the founder of the Healing Church. Here she kneels awaiting her inevitable transformation, praying, clasping her pendant which existed to carry a reminder that had been all but forgotten, and that may have prevented the madness that led Yharnam to ruin before her eyes: Fear the Old Blood."

Adella won't calm down unless the Hunter is wearing a chestpiece from the Healing Church (e.g., White/Black Church Set, Gascoigne's Set, Choir Set, Tomb Prospector Set, or Executioner Garb). If spoken to while wearing this attire, she will calm down, share some lore, and ask for a safe place to go. The Hunter can then send her to Cathedral Ward or Iosefka's Clinic after speaking to the NPCs there.

"Djura is an old veteran hunter who is said to possess amazing skill. No one has seen him in many years, since he ventured into Old Yharnam, deserted and burned to the ground after the plague of the beast took its toll there long ago. Djura holds great sympathy towards the beasts and has sworn to protect them within Old Yharnam, hell-bent on keeping hunters out. In Bloodborne: The Death of Sleep it is implied that The Child was once the human nibling to Djura, and that it was when they had become stricken with a terrible illness that Djura had a change of heart towards the hunt."

"The Blood-starved Beast is a deformed, quadrupedal creature whose skin is peeled off and hanging from its back. Much like the Cleric Beast, it also has a malnourished, skeletal appearance. However, unlike the latter, the Blood-starved Beast fought as a boss is so malnourished and devoid of blood that it instead bleeds poison. Although it may look like a weak creature at first sight, its erratic and nimble movements make it a formidable foe for hunters." It is suggested that the Blood-starved Beast was a person receiving blood healing as a part of rituals performed by Healing Church members in Old Yharnam in order to learn more about the Great Ones and the effects of blood healing. This is demonstrated a corpse of another Blood-Starved Beast can be found crucified and chained in the small chapel of Old Yharnam. Moreover, below the corpse, the player finds ritual blood. This suggests that the Blood-starved Beast has some connection to ritualistic practices performed by the Healing Church and has some significance to Blood-Healing and its administration. In this case, it is well possible that these Beasts "must" be skinned alive in order to collect their blood without killing them, since they would simply regenerate minor cuts or surgical shunts. It is not unlikely that these beasts were once Blood Saints, the Healing Church's nuns chosen to be sources of healing blood: this would explain both why these beings are "blood starved" (they were skinned to take their blood) and why there are similarities to the Female Beast Patients.

"A former district of Yharnam, Old Yharnam was abandoned and set to flame long ago due to the increasing number of cases of the beast's disease in the area. It is said that the citizens of Yharnam can hear the starving howls coming from the valley in which the town is located, which reminds them of the destruction of Old Yharnam. The hunter Djura makes this place his refuge, slaying all who dare disturb the tranquility. Old Yharnam is also the place of the plague's origins - which the plague was caused by ashen blood, making the beasts in Old Yharnam poisonous (female Beast Patients)."

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"Gascoigne was a priest in a foreign land, where he earned the title of "Father". At some point in his life, Gascoigne travelled to Yharnam and eventually joined the Healing Church as a hunter. From here, Gascoigne was partnered with Henryk, an older hunter. The two made an effective duo, and their partnership led to Henryk's 'tragically' long life. At some point, Father Gascoigne took a wife by the name of Viola and the pair had children. As Gascoigne continued to hunt, he became affected by the bloodlust, forgetting even his family. Viola was known to play a Tiny Music Box, a memento of theirs, in order to draw him home when he had been out all night, helping him remember her and their children when he began succumbing to the bloodlust. Their daughter, the Young Girl, still resides in Central Yharnam, unless the Hunter sends her to Iosefka's Clinic, where she becomes a Celestial Minion, or Oedon Chapel, where she will be killed by the Maneater Boar. The Tiny Music Box will be given to the Hunter when speaking with the Young Girl and can be used against Father Gascoigne to stun him during battle. During his final hunt, Gascoigne finally succumbed to the bloodlust, becoming little more than the beasts he had hunted. Viola left their home in order to search for her husband but forgot her music box. Her body is found in the Tomb of Oedon, near to where Gascoigne is hacking away at corpses until the Hunter puts him down. It is unclear whether he killed his wife or the beastly scourge did; nonetheless, her loss cost him his humanity."

"Gascoigne was a priest in a foreign land, where he earned the title of "Father". At some point in his life, Gascoigne travelled to Yharnam and eventually joined the Healing Church as a hunter. From here, Gascoigne was partnered with Henryk, an older hunter. The two made an effective duo, and their partnership led to Henryk's 'tragically' long life. At some point, Father Gascoigne took a wife by the name of Viola and the pair had children. As Gascoigne continued to hunt, he became affected by the bloodlust, forgetting even his family. Viola was known to play a Tiny Music Box, a memento of theirs, in order to draw him home when he had been out all night, helping him remember her and their children when he began succumbing to the bloodlust. Their daughter, the Young Girl, still resides in Central Yharnam, unless the Hunter sends her to Iosefka's Clinic, where she becomes a Celestial Minion, or Oedon Chapel, where she will be killed by the Maneater Boar. The Tiny Music Box will be given to the Hunter when speaking with the Young Girl and can be used against Father Gascoigne to stun him during battle. During his final hunt, Gascoigne finally succumbed to the bloodlust, becoming little more than the beasts he had hunted. Viola left their home in order to search for her husband but forgot her music box. Her body is found in the Tomb of Oedon, near to where Gascoigne is hacking away at corpses until the Hunter puts him down. It is unclear whether he killed his wife or the beastly scourge did; nonetheless, her loss cost him his humanity."

The Cleric Beast owes its name to a rumor that it was originally a member of Yharnam's clergy transformed by the old blood. After defeating the Cleric Beast, one obtains the Sword Hunter Badge which states in its description: "One of the badges crafted by the Healing Church. The silver sword is a symbol of a Church hunter. Ludwig was the first of many Healing Church hunters to come, many of Whom were clerics. As it was, clerics transformed into the most hideous beasts." This suggests that the Cleric Beast was a member of the Healing Church and possibly a hunter employed under Ludwig that succumbed to the scourge of the beast, leading to their descent into beasthood.

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- Blaidd can be heard howling in Mistwood. After hearing the howl, speak to Kalé and select "About the howling in Mistwood." This will unlock the Finger Snap gesture. "Blaidd was created by Ranni's own Two Fingers as a vassal to Lunar Princess Ranni and to be incapable of treachery towards her, as she was one of the three Empyreans candidates chosen by the Greater Will, along with Miquella and Malenia, to eventually replace their mother Queen Marika the Eternal as the God of a new age. However, the Two Fingers also created a failsafe within Blaidd that was unknown to him; that if Ranni should ever deny the destiny set out for her by the Greater Will and rebel against it, the loyal shadow would slowly descend into madness, which would inevitably pose a threat to Ranni herself. He was approved by Rennala, Queen of the Full Moon and became raised as Ranni's stepbrother. He was willing to descend into madness as his ultimate end to support his stepsister Ranni's will from his heart."

"Former gladiators who were exiled from the colosseum. They wear bronze armor adorned with snakes, which are viewed as traitors to the Erdtree, and as such the audiences of their duels would delight in seeing them beaten and battered. After their banishment, they became grave wardens, and can be found in catacombs. Some have been infected by the Scarlet Rot."

"As a young astrologer who gazed at the night sky and always chased the stars, Rennala would encounter an enchanting full moon that would one day bewitch the Academy of Raya Lucaria. In her youth, she was a prominent champion who charmed the academy with her lunar magic, becoming its master. She established the house of Caria as royalty, and also led the Glintstone Knights. These Carian Knights were heroes of the highest honors, anointed by the Lunar Queen, and despite numbering fewer then twenty, their power made them a match for even the champions of gold in battle. When Queen Marika the Eternal established her new Age of the Erdtree, she dispatched a champion known as Radagon to lead her armies against Liurnia of the Lakes. Radagon fought two wars against Rennala and the Academy, both of which saw no clear victor. Instead, Radagon repented his territorial aggressions by cleansing himself with Celestial Dew, and swore his love to Rennala. They married at the Church of Vows, uniting the houses of the Erdtree and the Moon. Rennala would gift Radagon with a greatsword, bestowed by a Carian queen upon her spouse to honor long-standing tradition. Together, they had three children: Radahn, Rykard, and Ranni. After Godfrey, the first Elden Lord, was hounded from the Lands Between, Radagon left Rennala's side to become the second husband and King Consort of Queen Marika, and received the title of second Elden Lord. Queen Marika made Radagon's and Rennala's children her demigod stepchildren. When Radagon departed, he gifted Rennala the amber egg containing the Great Rune of the Unborn. When Radagon left, Rennala's heart left with him. Realizing their heartbroken queen was no champion at all, the Academy rebelled against the Carian Royal Family and Rennala would find herself under the assault of her own students, who would eventually lock her away in the grand library. She would slowly lose her mind and ended up devoting herself to the grim art of reincarnation, clutching the amber egg left to her by Radagon. She would use it on Juvenile Scholars found around her, calling them her "sweetings", continuously rebirthing them in an imperfect process which would leave their memories fading into oblivion. The children born anew by Rennala were all frail and short-lived, imperfect beings, each and all. The Tarnished gains entry to the Academy of Raya Lucaria in search of the Great Rune contained within Rennala's amber egg. After fighting their way through the Academy, they encounter Rennala in the grand library, hovering in the air and clutching her egg. The tarnished fights their way through the Juvenile Scholars, halting the protective spell cast on the queen by their song. Before they can kill the Carian Queen, however, they are interrupted by the voice of Ranni, and an image of Rennala as she was long ago appears before them. The Tarnished does battle with the illusory Rennala in a moonlit sea, eventually defeating her and claiming her Great Rune. Rennala is left alive, sitting in her chair in the middle of the library, still clutching her egg."

"Age of the Erdtree Godfrey is regarded as the first Elden Lord of the Golden Order, and the former consort of Queen Marika the Eternal. Godfrey was once a ferocious warrior, but when he vowed to become a lord he took upon his back the lion Serosh, the Lord of Beasts, to suppress his ceaseless lust for battle. On Marika's orders, Godfrey led the War Against the Giants, putting the Giants to the sword and confining their flame upon the Mountaintops of the Giants. This war marked the birth of the Erdtree, an epoch which would be ruled over by Queen Marika and her Elden Lord. Godfrey and his offspring with Queen Marika became the first Demigods, known as the Golden Lineage. Serosh's image became an emblem of the Golden Lineage, acting as a counselor and guide for them. Notable members of the Golden Lineage include Godwyn the Golden; the Omen twins Morgott and Mohg; and the feeble Godrick, the last of the Golden Lineage and a distant descendant of Godfrey and Marika. Before it came to be an embodiment of Order, everything was in opposition to the Erdtree. This age began amidst conflict, and Godfrey was regarded as the Lord of the Battlefield. He wielded a great double-headed axe in battle, a weapon which symbolised the warrior's vow to conduct himself as a lord and which would later become a symbol of the Golden Lineage. Axe ornamentation would also become symbolic of the knight Ordovis, who commanded the Crucible Knights under Godfrey's command. The Long March As the Lord of the Battlefield, Godfrey fought in many battles. During the siege of Castle Morne, Godfrey bested a lone hero who fought for vengeance. On top of leading the war against the Giants, he faced the Storm Lord alone. However, when his last enemy fell, it is said that the golden hue of Godfrey's eyes faded. At the end of his campaign, although his golden armies were unvanquished and unbowed, he found his Grace lost, tattered and faded. He and his warriors were addressed by Queen Marika, who informed them that she had divested them of their Grace. She commanded them to leave the Lands Between, to wage war in a land afar, where they would live and die. Thus, Godfrey and his kinfolk became the first Tarnished, and left the Lands Between together on a pilgrimage known as the Long March, at the end of which Godfrey divested himself of kingship and became a simple warrior once more. Godfrey became a chieftain of the Badlands, under the name of Hoarah Loux. Although the head of his axe had been broken in a battle fought during the Long March, his loyal warriors honored him by wielding axes of their own, and they became the weapon of choice for Badlands chieftains. Return to the Lands Between At some point, Hoarah Loux died. However, when the Elden Ring was shattered following the death of his son Godwyn the Golden, the Tarnished who had died outside the Lands Between were returned to life by the call of their long-lost Grace. This fulfilled a promise Marika had made before Godfrey and his men had departed the Lands Between: that after their deaths they would regain what she had claimed from them, before returning to the Lands Between to wage war and brandish the Elden Ring. The Tarnished, who had grown strong in the face of death, crossed the fog and returned to the Lands Between, to stand before the Elden Ring and become Elden Lord. Godfrey was among those who made their way back to the Lands Between. After a Tarnished champion has claimed the Great Runes, burned the Erdtree, and unbound the Rune of Death, they return to the city of Leyndell and approach the Erdtree. At the Elden Throne they find Godfrey, Serosh on his back, mourning the death of Morgott, whom the Tarnished had previously slain. Godfrey rises to his feet and addresses the Tarnished. He acknowledges their effort, however he declares his intention to once again be granted audience. The two Tarnished do battle, and Godfrey finds himself overpowered. The former Elden Lord grabs the head of Serosh, thanks him for his service, and then tears him from his back. Drenched in the blood of his loyal regent, Godfrey resumes the fight, now as Hoarah Loux. Nevertheless, the Tarnished defeats Godfrey, who declares that their strength befits a crown. With Godfrey dead, the Tarnished finally gains entry to the Erdtree, to seek audience with Queen Marika."

"Anastasia, known as "The Ogress", hunts down Tarnished under the disguise of a Finger Maiden to consume their flesh."

"An order of knights, dedicated to the protection of the Erdtree. They are considered to be the living rampart of the Erdtree, and served as inspiration for Leyndell's knights. After the Ancient Dragon Gransax attacked Leyndell, some of the Tree Sentinels began to emulate the Ancient Dragons in order to better protect the Erdtree, wielding weapons and shields whittled from the claws of dragons and imbued with their lightning. These knights are referred to as Draconic Tree Sentinels."

"An order of knights, dedicated to the protection of the Erdtree. They are considered to be the living rampart of the Erdtree, and served as inspiration for Leyndell's knights. After the Ancient Dragon Gransax attacked Leyndell, some of the Tree Sentinels began to emulate the Ancient Dragons in order to better protect the Erdtree, wielding weapons and shields whittled from the claws of dragons and imbued with their lightning. These knights are referred to as Draconic Tree Sentinels."

"A clan of knights who reside in the Mountaintops of the Giants, who earned renown during the war against the Fire Giants, their mortal enemies. They hail from the town of Zamor, and cloak themselves in icy tempests. They appear as tall, slender humanoids with long, silver hair and ornate masks. They are primarily found in the Zamor Ruins in the Mountaintops of the Giants."

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- Maliketh is the loyal Shadowbound Beast and half-brother of Queen Marika the Eternal, an Empyrean of Numen descent, who would become the vessel of the Elden Ring. Maliketh fought and defeated the Gloam-Eyed Queen, the leader of the Godskin Apostles. On Marika's orders, Maliketh sealed away the Rune of Death, binding it within his blade, causing the true power of the god-slaying black flame to be lost. When the Rune of Death was plucked from the Elden Ring, and confined, the Golden Order was created, with Queen Marika as its one true god. Marika's offspring were granted a form of immortality owing to the removal of their fated deaths from the Elden Ring, however there was not one Demigod who did not fear Maliketh and his blade imbued with death. He was a beast of such terrifying ferocity that his name came to mean "Death of the Demigods".He also led the Black Blade Kindred, living gargoyles who wielded weapons held together by blackened corpse wax. During the Golden Age of the Erdtree, a fragment of the Rune of Death was stolen from Maliketh. The perpetrator was Ranni the Witch, who used it to forge godslaying black knives, which were wielded by the Black Knife Assassins during the assassination of Godwyn the Golden on the Night of Black Knives. Maliketh responded by binding his blade- and the Rune of Death sealed within- into his own flesh, to prevent death from ever being stolen again. Later, the Rune of Death sprouted from Godwyn's corpse and began to spread through the Lands Between in the form of Deathroot. Maliketh, under the name Gurranq, resolved to track down and devour the Deathroot, eventually gaining an insatiable hunger for it. Maliketh, now Gurranq, eventually came into contact with D, Hunter of the Dead. D entered Gurranq's service and assisted him in weeding Deathroot, the source of Those Who Live in Death. D would later find a Tarnished, who agreed to take his place in weeding Deathroot. The Tarnished encounters Gurranq in the Bestial Sanctum in Caelid. The beast, dressed in the robes of a clergyman, gives them an eye which trembles in the presence of Deathroot, and instructs them to bring him any Deathroot they find in return for bestial incantations. Despite consuming all the Deathroot the Tarnished could bring him, Gurranq is not sated. Despondent, he realises that he has done all he can for the land and departs, with his hunger as his only companion. When the Tarnished arrives at the foot of the Erdtree, they find the entrance obstructed by thorns. To remove the thorns, the Tarnished and their companion, Melina, set the Erdtree ablaze at the Giant's Forge. After doing so, the Tarnished finds themselves in Crumbling Farum Azula, an ancient city in the sky, where they seek the Rune of Death. The Tarnished finally comes upon Gurranq, who attempts to stop them from stealing the Rune of Death from him. Despite his best efforts, Gurranq struggles to overcome the Tarnished. As a last resort, he unbinds his death-imbued blade from his flesh and reveals his true identity to the Tarnished. Nevertheless, Maliketh falls to the Tarnished, and with his dying breath cries out to Marika for forgiveness. The Rune of Death is unbound, and enshrouds the Lands Between. However, this allows the impenetrable thorns to finally burn away, allowing the Tarnished to finally gain access to the Erdtree.

I expected some sort of boss; big open area with no cover and a small Erdtree? Perfect for an Ulcerated Tree Spirit

They look like the guys in bloodborne

I killed 2 how many do u need to kill?

Im curious just how high your poise is for that

How you download a useful ansbach mine fucking walks until i die and rolls when there are no attacks 💀💀

"Formerly the feared commander of the Pureblood Knights in service of Lord Mohg, Ansbach is one of the compatriots of Needle Knight Leda who followed Miquella into the Realm of Shadow. Ansbach has dedicated himself to investigating Miquella's purpose by following the trail of crosses he left behind. As with the rest who followed Miquella into the shadow realm, Ansbach was under the influence of a charm, which breaks when the Empyrean abandons his Great Rune. With his mind freed of the charm, Ansbach recalls that he once challenged Miquella in an attempt to free Mohg of his enchantment, which resulted in him falling under the enchantment himself. With his faculties restored, Ansbach makes his way to the Specimen Storehouse within the Shadow Keep. There, he learns that Mohg's body has been taken to Miquella, and with the assistance of the Tarnished discovers that Miquella intends to use Mohg's corpse as a vessel for his king consort. Ansbach becomes one of Leda's possible targets, resulting in a duel which the Tarnished may intervene in on either side. Should Ansbach survive Leda's attack, he will aid the Tarnished against Leda, Dryleaf Dane, and their allies in Enir-Illim. Ansbach will then be available to assist the Tarnished in their battle against Promised Consort Radahn, before which he admits that he knows the Tarnished was responsible for killing Mohg, but bears no grudge against them, viewing Mohg's death as an honorable one. After defeating Miquella and his consort, Ansbach dies in front of the Gate of Divinity."

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Secret?

Comment below if you have a better method! 👇

That’s… You know what, good job finding it. Keep exploring during your first game, lots of goodies everywhere.

Romina is one of the many victims of Messmer the Impaler's crusade throughout the Realm of Shadow, with her church being burned to the ground. Afterwards, she discovered a divine, but twisted element and weaved it into the Scarlet Rot.

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Respect for using anything other than status effects 🗿

Dropped by Fire Monks, this weapon can be infused with Ashes of War. You can use Margit’s Shackle to disarm the trap. It is recommended to use Silver Scarab, SIlver Tear Mask and Silver-Pickled Fowl Foot to increase the chances.

God thank you!!! I coulnd't figure what to do with him

Nice try brother but make the edits such that i can actually see what’s happening 💀💀💀too much screen shake and the image is all distorted

"The knife-wielding Ogress Anastasia, known to have eaten countless Tarnished while disguised as a Finger Maiden."

"In the days before the Erdtree, the Giants carved out a civilization in the inhospitable mountains to the north, after chasing away the Ice Dragons who had previously ruled it. Here, they worshipped a Fell God and were bound to tend the flame of their god for eternity. When Queen Marika the Eternal ushered in her Age of the Erdtree, she had her then husband, Godfrey, the first Elden Lord, launch an attack against the giants, fearing that their fire might burn her Erdtree. The mighty giants borrowed the power of their Fell God, but were still defeated by Godfrey and his crucible knights, with Marika allegedly striking down the Fell God. Only a single Fire Giant remained, and Marika cursed him to forever tend his flame, ensuring it could not harm her Erdtree. During this time, the Fire Giant crafted a leg brace for a wound on his left leg. After untold ages of tending the flame, the Fire Giant's vigil is interrupted by a Tarnished, seeking to harness the flame to burn the Erdtree. The Fire Giant fights to crush the champion, but the Tarnished repeatedly strikes at the giant's legs, slicing apart his leg brace and causing the giant's left leg to break. In immense pain, the Fire Giant tears off the foot of his broken leg, using it as a sacrifice to unleash the power of the Fell God. Despite being on more even terms, the Fire Giant is eventually felled by the Tarnished."

Commander Niall, a veteran general of Castle Sol, offered his prosthesis in exchange for the lives of imprisoned knights, forming an army of no nation. A lone survivor, Nial commands the spirits of deceased knights to defend his long-passed master. Niall guards a chest containing the Haligtree Secret Medallion (Left), one half of the Medallion required to gain access to the Consecrated Snowfield, the land of Miquella's Haligtree.

Early Life Morgott was born of the Golden Lineage, the offspring of the first Elden Lord, Godfrey and Queen Marika, and was the twin brother of Mohg. The twins were both born as accursed Omen, and as a result were confined to the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds below the capital. Because they were born of royalty, their horns were not excised. Unlike his brother, Morgott would renounce his accursed blood and seal it away within a blade, which was in turn concealed within a wooden staff he carried. The Shattering When Queen Marika shattered the Elden Ring, Morgott claimed one of the Great Runes. With Leyndell in disarray, Morgott claimed the city for himself and defended it and the Erdtree against his fellow demigods. While he succeeded in securing Leyndell, he found that the Erdtree would not admit him, or anyone else, to claim the title of Elden Lord. Despite the fact that he had been reviled as an accursed fiend by the Golden Order, Morgott swore to protect the Erdtree. He assumed the name Margit the Fell Omen during the Shattering, slaughtering champions who approached the Erdtree in the hopes of becoming Elden Lord. Under this pseudonym, he also lead the Night's Cavalry, who assisted him in the killing of great warriors, knights and champions. Simultaneously, he ruled Leyndell as the Veiled Monarch. After claiming two shards of the Elden Ring, the Tarnished gains entrance to Leyndell and challenges Morgott at the Elden Throne. Denouncing them and all of his demigod siblings as traitors and pillagers emboldened by ambition, he attacks the Tarnished champion. Upon his defeat, Morgott warns the Tarnished that the Erdtree would ward them off as it had done for him, and that none may claim the title of Elden Lord. Later, after setting fire to the Erdtree using the Giant's Forge and releasing the Rune of Death, the same Tarnished encounters Godfrey in the throne room, holding Morgott's body as it fades away.

How the hell do you even arrive there?

The parry sound effect is just chef’s kiss

"Misshapen Tree Sentinels using a malformed golden armor adorned with various dragon imagery. After the great ancient dragon Gransax attacked, the sentinels had an epiphany. The only way to truly protect the Erdtree was to become dragons themselves. Their hammer attacks can be parried."

- Night Set Bonny Gaol: Use the jar lift near the bridge twice to reach the top level of the gaol. First, hop on the jar, go to the bridge level, and activate the switch. Ride the jar lift for the second time to go to the top level. You can find the Night Set on a corpse laying on top of a table. - Sword of Night Cathedral of Manus Metyr: After completing the whole finger questline for Count Ymir, Jolan will be dejected nearby. Give her an Iris of Occultation to get the Sword of Night. - Shield of Night Can be found in Bonny Gaol. The top level of this gaol can be accessed after using the jar lift near the bridge twice. You need to jump off at the bridge level, activate the switch, and then ride the jar going up. You will find this on the ledge behind the corpse on top of a table.

"One of the treasures of the ruined forges. Greatsword of ancient meteoric ore, ending in a sharp point. Fashioned from an excavated shard of an arrowhead that once was a part of the old gods' arsenal. A capable piercing weapon that excels at thrusting attacks."