@@gimo6881 You could probably blame the lack of Destined Death for that. Nothing in TLB can die permanently and just comes back sooner or later, so they've been wandering around for potentially centuries or millennia, just steadily rotting away and acting on basic instincts, hence why a lot of stuff in the world just attacks on sight. Look at the Wandering Nobles and the line soldiers of the demigod armies, they're like the Hollows from Dark Souls.
Love how the Carian trolls maintain the reoccurring theme with knight helmets in this game, of "There's no chance in hell their head is actually properly fitting in that thing".
The Stonedigger Trolls look like they've been through hell. Aside from the petrification and cracking that several miners in the Lands Between experience, the Stonedigger Trolls' heads seem to have fractured in so many places that huge swathes of their skulls are exposed.
Their ancestors betrayed their Fell God for the Erdtree. It make sense that the Fell God's features, like his face, would disappear and features of the Erdtree would take their place.
And have a sick cloak too. Remember, if you let the Flame of Frenzy take over then you get a free cape. May chaos take the world. MAY CHAOS TAKE THE WORLD!!!
There's a lot of characters and enemies in game that have some Grace in their eyes...even things supposedly outside of the Golden Order like the Omen and Misbegotten. Zullie the Witch had a video on that topic not too long ago.
There's a recurring theme of transmogrification in many of Elden Ring's more unique designs: the omen are touched by the Crucible, and develop horns, feathers, scales, and tails; Azur and Lusat touched the primeval current themselves, and were transformed into crystalline husks; and practitioners of dragon communion turn themselves into degenerate magma wyrms by consuming dragon hearts. Even minor enemies like smithing stone miners or the 2nd generation albinaurics who have pledged themselves to different demigods have had their physical forms contorted to reflect the influence of their environment and allegiances, respectively. Physical reality in the Lands Between reflects the metaphysical influence of the Outer Gods and other transformative forces. And then you have the trolls. I think FromSoft deliberately leads the player to initially misunderstand them as a savage, animalistic race. Until the player reaches Liurnia, the trolls they encounter are no better than beasts of burden or war elephants. The "free" trolls in Stormhill and elsewhere in Limgrave feel like feral animals. In Liurnia, you meet a civilized troll capable of speech, you learn that trolls knights were once companions to Rennala and the Carian royal family. In Altus, you encounter a non-hostile troll gazing at the walls of Leyndell, and you find the two weapons that represent the trolls' past and present: their hammers and swords. And in the mountaintops of the giants, you find the literally missing piece of the puzzle: the face of the Fell God, which once manifested itself in the chests of the trolls. Unlike all of the other examples above, the trolls' bodies are difficult to interpret because they've been scourged of meaning by their transmogrification. When the trolls betrayed their kin and their god to fight for Marika's army, for the Erdtree and the Golden Order, the face of the Fell God was excavated from their chests. The Erdtree's influence took root in its place: the innards in their excavated chests look like roots, their beards look like branches, the the Grace of Gold lingers in their eyes even though they've lost their minds. But more than that, they look like SHIT. They're trapped, decaying, between two metaphysical influences - the Fell God and the Greater Will - and poisoned from within by their betrayal of the former. They sold their souls to the Golden Order and transformed themselves into a degenerate slave race by doing so. At least they all got a mediocre UGS with one of the worst skills in the game for their trouble.
Imagine. You betray your larger kin - the Giants - for the Golden Order for whatever promises that they made to you, and in return your have your connection to the Fell God torn out, and then you're doomed to be worked to death in a mine, impaled to drag caravans around for some purpose that doesn't even matter anymore or just left to wander endlessly and maybe find work with one of the demigod armies...or if you're lucky, then maybe you might end up serving the Carian Royal Family as a knight, so you get a fancy sword, helmet and cape. Which might be the better fate for these trolls looking at all the others. Also just realising that Iji's Mirrorhelm being used to ward off intervention from the Outer Gods...is literally TLB's version of a tin foil hat.
I don’t know if I’d say they were tricked, or mistreated. You don’t allow betrayed slaves to carry around giant golden swords. Even as the trolls grow mad they cling to their swords that the gold plating flakes away, even in madness they cling to the duty to the Golden Order and Greater Will. Many trolls also guard important areas side by side with soldiers, even great trolls are treated like and remembered as war hero’s such as Theodorix. Trolls are even amongst the few such as Fire Monks who still keep watch over the the Giants Flame on behalf of the Golden Order.
@@itsawoodchuck4330 Honestly, the Golden Order has a habit of putting gold on everything, so troll swords being golden might not necessarily be a sign of respect/blessing. (I mean even the roof tiles in the capital are painted gold...) And for those tied to the caravans they've been straight up impaled with massive harpoons, which can't be very comfortable. They might be part of the GO but it doesn't mean they get treated very nicely.
I love the design of the trolls in Elden Ring. It feels like they really landed what DS1 and 3 were trying for with the giants. Massive terrifying, yet pitiful. Like you can see their physical power but also see how much they are suffering as slaves. The DS1 and giants looked good but always looked to well fed compared to hollows to really land that sense of pity for the aggressive giants. Here the trolls are so broken and abused, even before you see how they pull the carts you know they are victims of some great systemic cruelty
god, exactly. they’re terrifying, awe-inspiring creatures, but so beaten and battered by the world around them. the way they just bellow out into the horizon when they’re alone (like in stormhill) is so haunting.
Imagine them betraying their Giant kin for whatever promises the Golden Order made, only for their connection to their god to be torn out and then reduced to slavery and torment, and most of them are now left to just wander and work for one of the other factions.
I was never able to see just how distraught their facial expressions are, damn. But I would really like to know why a creature with no internal organs has such a heavy breathing cycle lol
i wish that the misbegotten, the nobles, and skeletons had more variations aswell (or just replace the skeletons with messed up godwyn monsters, since skeletons are overused in fromsoft games). i also wish that the putrid corpses had more variety to them, rather than just some color variations and lumps.
Marikas room is filled with them. I assume since she enslaved them, she removed the giant eye that was there and replaced it with a tombstone. The fire giant is an example of what giants looked like before.
One of the Stonedigger Trolls, the one in Altus, actually refused to forsake the Giant's Flame - and can rarely one shot you if you go in too low level with Flame Fall Upon Them.
I heard from a video, I forgot whose probably Vaati’s, that the tombstones are some sort of seal to keep the Fell God away as that’s how his visage is shown on the giants’ abdomens.
Вы имеетте в виду печать непозволяющую лику падшего бога вновь прорасти на троллях? Не может ли печать служить для подавления их воли, для превращееия их в слуг золотого порядка?
I don’t know if it’s a theory or if some random description line said it, but, because they are giant’s cousin, they probably also as the face of the Fall God in their abdomen. During the giant’s war, when they betray, they probably got their belly removed for removed their influence of their previous god
the worst thing about the giants is that they aren't even mindless or feral. they used to be intelligent. I feel the greater will removed their will and turned them into animals in the same way it does with the shadowbound beasts, or did in reverse to the beastmen. Iji is well-spoken thanks to its helm, for example, and the fire-giant is violent, but he still acts like an intelligent creature and has probably lost his mind to the cold, isolation, and losing the war. probably the giants' traitors thought they would be made citizens of the golden order. instead they ended up worse than slaves.
I wonder how working with/being surrounded by certain materials can affect certain creatures so drastically. The stone digger troll is turning to stone as he works with stone, akin to dragons that live amongst glintstone and ate glintstone sorcerers which took on characteristics of the glintstone
Fun fact: the trolls are descendants of giants, who have forsaken their giant ancestry and implicitly the Fell God which they used to serve in favor of the Golden Order. As such, their hollow stomachs represent the absence of the face of the Fell God which the giants used to have on their bellies, either removed by themselves as an act of defiance or by said god as punishment.
I wish there were more variants of Rune Bear. I didn’t mind the lack of new enemy variety in the Snowfield at all but the fact that the bears were just normal bears instead of Rune Polar Bears is a bit depressing
I think the stone in there chest is for when they pull the carts. I think it was used as some form of control in the war of the giants when the trolls betrayed the giants. Just a guess tho. Oh yea and the Giants had the faces on their chest but it looks like the lesser giants/trolls were removed it seems
To me, the stone tablets inside some of the trolls evokes the folklore of the Golem's written instructions. They don't all have one, it seems? Does Iji have one?
When you hit their heads, they put their both hands on their faces because it hurt so much. I don't know why, but this animation aways makes me very sad. Poor trolls =(
I like to think the hole in their chest was where the face of the Fire God was until just like us Tarnished who lost the dim gold in our eyes they lost the face in their chest. Which is pretty extreme but I guess even Outer Gods can shun you. Or it was lost when the Fire God died, either or.
The Trolls self enslaved themselves to the Erdtree and were evidently subject to some form of alchemic ritual judging from their root like hair tendrils and the strange tombstone embeded in their chests. After they helped kill off the Giants the remains were most likely used in the same way to create Radagon to fuse to Marika and create a new eternal goddess. The Golden Order really seemed to have it all figured out but they didn't figure that eternal immortality can't stop ageing and would lead to a stagnation and chaos that would lead to the shattering of the Elden Ring and the Lands Between...
What are the stone tablets embedded in their stomachs, I noticed the snow troll shown didn’t have one that I could see. Disregard, answered in comments below
Just realized how similar the snow troll is to the unused yeti enemy from Demon Souls, with the empty stomach reminding me of the yeti's belly mouth. If it also had a headless version it would almost be a dead-ringer for the old cut yeti.
The Fire Giant is likely inspired by that design too, particularly with its torso mouth in Phase 2. The bear warriors probably got repurposed into the outright Runebears, and the wolf swordsmen may have become the beastmen of Farum Azula. Even the giant lamprey enemies are seemingly finalized as an enemy seen in Elden Ring's DLC gameplay trailer.
I admit that I will never be clear about what is actually a Troll in *"Elden Ring"* especially because of how very ambiguous everything is, I know that they are related to the Trees due to their guts being roots and their hair being bare branches, but I don't know if they are related with the Giants in some way or if they are something related to the Crucible
The giants have a face/eye in the same spot that's been, uh, carved out of the trolls. It seems trolls used to be giants. Smaller ones, maybe. Certainly not larger humans, anyway. Marika's golden order turns everything into trees and other plant life. The roots and branches you see on the trolls is her doing. No leaves, though. They're barely alive.
Very curious if there will be trolls in the Shadow Lands, and if they do will they also have paved stomachs with stone tablets placed in their innards.
Always wanted to see the Stonedigger Troll up close like that. Man looks like he worked or was worked so hard that he himself became crystalized.
Возможно продолжительный контакт, нахождение рядом в магической рудой изменяет тело пользователя обращая его в живой кристалл.
I still don't get it, they are Zombie Trolls or something?
Why all of them looks like zombies?
@@gimo6881 You could probably blame the lack of Destined Death for that. Nothing in TLB can die permanently and just comes back sooner or later, so they've been wandering around for potentially centuries or millennia, just steadily rotting away and acting on basic instincts, hence why a lot of stuff in the world just attacks on sight. Look at the Wandering Nobles and the line soldiers of the demigod armies, they're like the Hollows from Dark Souls.
They also have something in their belly like a metal block or something
@@afk2402 its a gravestone
Love how the Carian trolls maintain the reoccurring theme with knight helmets in this game, of "There's no chance in hell their head is actually properly fitting in that thing".
That was what I thought too.
How tf did it get its head plus all those facial tendrils and hair in that tinyass helmet?
The Stonedigger Trolls look like they've been through hell. Aside from the petrification and cracking that several miners in the Lands Between experience, the Stonedigger Trolls' heads seem to have fractured in so many places that huge swathes of their skulls are exposed.
Their "hair" resembles branches and their guts look like roots. Interesting.
Yeah trees are a recurring theme in Elden Ring
@@TheSupremeEmperor no shot
@@Behlial92 What does "no shot" mean in this context? I am unfamiliar with this slang/pharsing.
@@falsebeliever8079
"No shit".
Their ancestors betrayed their Fell God for the Erdtree. It make sense that the Fell God's features, like his face, would disappear and features of the Erdtree would take their place.
Frenzied trolls are insane. Literally.
And have a sick cloak too. Remember, if you let the Flame of Frenzy take over then you get a free cape. May chaos take the world. MAY CHAOS TAKE THE WORLD!!!
@@Diesalot-sc9qz their cloak kinda reminds me that vicar of Cosmo's robes from the old hunters. I think they're, at some point, similar.
Honestly I love thesw trolls and favorite variations have to be the Carian, madness and the yeti one.
I love how they have golden eyes filled with grace
There's a lot of characters and enemies in game that have some Grace in their eyes...even things supposedly outside of the Golden Order like the Omen and Misbegotten. Zullie the Witch had a video on that topic not too long ago.
Actually i think their eyes not golden but red like Fire Giant have in his torso
I wonder if gravestones inside the trolls have something to do with statues of bearded oldman grasping grave stones / stone tablets.
There's a recurring theme of transmogrification in many of Elden Ring's more unique designs: the omen are touched by the Crucible, and develop horns, feathers, scales, and tails; Azur and Lusat touched the primeval current themselves, and were transformed into crystalline husks; and practitioners of dragon communion turn themselves into degenerate magma wyrms by consuming dragon hearts. Even minor enemies like smithing stone miners or the 2nd generation albinaurics who have pledged themselves to different demigods have had their physical forms contorted to reflect the influence of their environment and allegiances, respectively. Physical reality in the Lands Between reflects the metaphysical influence of the Outer Gods and other transformative forces.
And then you have the trolls. I think FromSoft deliberately leads the player to initially misunderstand them as a savage, animalistic race. Until the player reaches Liurnia, the trolls they encounter are no better than beasts of burden or war elephants. The "free" trolls in Stormhill and elsewhere in Limgrave feel like feral animals. In Liurnia, you meet a civilized troll capable of speech, you learn that trolls knights were once companions to Rennala and the Carian royal family. In Altus, you encounter a non-hostile troll gazing at the walls of Leyndell, and you find the two weapons that represent the trolls' past and present: their hammers and swords. And in the mountaintops of the giants, you find the literally missing piece of the puzzle: the face of the Fell God, which once manifested itself in the chests of the trolls.
Unlike all of the other examples above, the trolls' bodies are difficult to interpret because they've been scourged of meaning by their transmogrification. When the trolls betrayed their kin and their god to fight for Marika's army, for the Erdtree and the Golden Order, the face of the Fell God was excavated from their chests. The Erdtree's influence took root in its place: the innards in their excavated chests look like roots, their beards look like branches, the the Grace of Gold lingers in their eyes even though they've lost their minds. But more than that, they look like SHIT. They're trapped, decaying, between two metaphysical influences - the Fell God and the Greater Will - and poisoned from within by their betrayal of the former. They sold their souls to the Golden Order and transformed themselves into a degenerate slave race by doing so.
At least they all got a mediocre UGS with one of the worst skills in the game for their trouble.
Imagine. You betray your larger kin - the Giants - for the Golden Order for whatever promises that they made to you, and in return your have your connection to the Fell God torn out, and then you're doomed to be worked to death in a mine, impaled to drag caravans around for some purpose that doesn't even matter anymore or just left to wander endlessly and maybe find work with one of the demigod armies...or if you're lucky, then maybe you might end up serving the Carian Royal Family as a knight, so you get a fancy sword, helmet and cape. Which might be the better fate for these trolls looking at all the others.
Also just realising that Iji's Mirrorhelm being used to ward off intervention from the Outer Gods...is literally TLB's version of a tin foil hat.
I don’t know if I’d say they were tricked, or mistreated. You don’t allow betrayed slaves to carry around giant golden swords. Even as the trolls grow mad they cling to their swords that the gold plating flakes away, even in madness they cling to the duty to the Golden Order and Greater Will. Many trolls also guard important areas side by side with soldiers, even great trolls are treated like and remembered as war hero’s such as Theodorix. Trolls are even amongst the few such as Fire Monks who still keep watch over the the Giants Flame on behalf of the Golden Order.
Iji's Mirrorhelm is very big brain
I mean pretty much everyone is suffering in the Lands Between now. I imagine trolls were treated better back when everyone was still sane.
@@itsawoodchuck4330 Honestly, the Golden Order has a habit of putting gold on everything, so troll swords being golden might not necessarily be a sign of respect/blessing. (I mean even the roof tiles in the capital are painted gold...)
And for those tied to the caravans they've been straight up impaled with massive harpoons, which can't be very comfortable. They might be part of the GO but it doesn't mean they get treated very nicely.
I love the design of the trolls in Elden Ring. It feels like they really landed what DS1 and 3 were trying for with the giants. Massive terrifying, yet pitiful. Like you can see their physical power but also see how much they are suffering as slaves. The DS1 and giants looked good but always looked to well fed compared to hollows to really land that sense of pity for the aggressive giants. Here the trolls are so broken and abused, even before you see how they pull the carts you know they are victims of some great systemic cruelty
god, exactly. they’re terrifying, awe-inspiring creatures, but so beaten and battered by the world around them. the way they just bellow out into the horizon when they’re alone (like in stormhill) is so haunting.
@scrunghole oh yes. There is so much pain in those bellows. It sounds furious and sorrowful in equal measure. I love how haunting it is
Imagine them betraying their Giant kin for whatever promises the Golden Order made, only for their connection to their god to be torn out and then reduced to slavery and torment, and most of them are now left to just wander and work for one of the other factions.
@@Never_heartespecially those frenzied flame ones
I was never able to see just how distraught their facial expressions are, damn. But I would really like to know why a creature with no internal organs has such a heavy breathing cycle lol
I cant wait all the new video uploads once the DLC is out
i wish that the misbegotten, the nobles, and skeletons had more variations aswell (or just replace the skeletons with messed up godwyn monsters, since skeletons are overused in fromsoft games). i also wish that the putrid corpses had more variety to them, rather than just some color variations and lumps.
They may be trolls but they are mostly honest and royal.
They have golden grace in the eyes! At least the snow trolls.
what about the tombstone in theirs stomach ?
In terms of gameplay it just a place to anchor the chain. Lore wise it probably stops them from being influencing by the Fell God.
@@OneNationUnderPug I could be wrong but I think they may have been asking *are they different models or something*
@@iamtotallynot123 tbh both. why tf are troll wearing that + i’m ok with the fact that this serve as a anchor.
Marikas room is filled with them. I assume since she enslaved them, she removed the giant eye that was there and replaced it with a tombstone. The fire giant is an example of what giants looked like before.
@@John-uw2je good guess
One of the Stonedigger Trolls, the one in Altus, actually refused to forsake the Giant's Flame - and can rarely one shot you if you go in too low level with Flame Fall Upon Them.
I heard from a video, I forgot whose probably Vaati’s, that the tombstones are some sort of seal to keep the Fell God away as that’s how his visage is shown on the giants’ abdomens.
Yeah, marikas room is filled with the tombstones.
Вы имеетте в виду печать непозволяющую лику падшего бога вновь прорасти на троллях?
Не может ли печать служить для подавления их воли, для превращееия их в слуг золотого порядка?
But the trolls aren't the fire giants, so I don't know
@@Ossa-je2wgit could be both
@Romapolitan The Trolls were also followers of the Fell God, but betrayed their Giant kin during the War against the Giants
Pumpkinhead next?
More I look at it the more I realize Fromsoft is never kinda to the big bois of trolls or giants
Give how a lot of creatures have that abdominal cavity I wonder if trolls always had it or if it’s a new thing because of the shattering.
I don’t know if it’s a theory or if some random description line said it, but, because they are giant’s cousin, they probably also as the face of the Fall God in their abdomen. During the giant’s war, when they betray, they probably got their belly removed for removed their influence of their previous god
the worst thing about the giants is that they aren't even mindless or feral. they used to be intelligent. I feel the greater will removed their will and turned them into animals in the same way it does with the shadowbound beasts, or did in reverse to the beastmen. Iji is well-spoken thanks to its helm, for example, and the fire-giant is violent, but he still acts like an intelligent creature and has probably lost his mind to the cold, isolation, and losing the war. probably the giants' traitors thought they would be made citizens of the golden order. instead they ended up worse than slaves.
No they just became insane for the same reason everyone else did due to the large passage of time, the giants are still given big swords
@@alfalldoot6715 then why Iji is the only smart one? Even the fire giant, who has turned crazy, shows more intelligence than the rest of the trolls.
I bet my pyro bros are gonna sink in new lore, at least knees deep
I wonder how working with/being surrounded by certain materials can affect certain creatures so drastically. The stone digger troll is turning to stone as he works with stone, akin to dragons that live amongst glintstone and ate glintstone sorcerers which took on characteristics of the glintstone
We do a little trolling
Fun fact: the trolls are descendants of giants, who have forsaken their giant ancestry and implicitly the Fell God which they used to serve in favor of the Golden Order. As such, their hollow stomachs represent the absence of the face of the Fell God which the giants used to have on their bellies, either removed by themselves as an act of defiance or by said god as punishment.
I like the ones in the white coats
I wish there were more variants of Rune Bear. I didn’t mind the lack of new enemy variety in the Snowfield at all but the fact that the bears were just normal bears instead of Rune Polar Bears is a bit depressing
music source?
I'm pretty sure it's part of the credits in elden ring, there is also a different version of Godricks theme.
I want a little version of the Mad Troll poncho!
Was expecting mirror at the end
I think the stone in there chest is for when they pull the carts. I think it was used as some form of control in the war of the giants when the trolls betrayed the giants. Just a guess tho. Oh yea and the Giants had the faces on their chest but it looks like the lesser giants/trolls were removed it seems
It looks like hollowed out tree that was struck with lightning
To me, the stone tablets inside some of the trolls evokes the folklore of the Golem's written instructions. They don't all have one, it seems? Does Iji have one?
When you hit their heads, they put their both hands on their faces because it hurt so much. I don't know why, but this animation aways makes me very sad. Poor trolls =(
0:26 bouta act up
Kinda cool :)))
I like to think the hole in their chest was where the face of the Fire God was until just like us Tarnished who lost the dim gold in our eyes they lost the face in their chest. Which is pretty extreme but I guess even Outer Gods can shun you. Or it was lost when the Fire God died, either or.
Feel sorry for them. One point more for the frenzied flame ending.😕
The Trolls self enslaved themselves to the Erdtree and were evidently subject to some form of alchemic ritual judging from their root like hair tendrils and the strange tombstone embeded in their chests. After they helped kill off the Giants the remains were most likely used in the same way to create Radagon to fuse to Marika and create a new eternal goddess. The Golden Order really seemed to have it all figured out but they didn't figure that eternal immortality can't stop ageing and would lead to a stagnation and chaos that would lead to the shattering of the Elden Ring and the Lands Between...
Right, I recognize this as the Bestial Cleric theme, but it's definitely a different version. Where is this track and how can I find it?
I found it, it's from the Elden Ring Credit theme, staring at 3:55
@@Clyman974 Thanks my man, you're a legend
Crispy tree lads. Wonder if their faces would un-wither if they had the tablets out or their middles back, with or without bane god bellyfaces...
I think they may be a bit overworked.
Now i want to see some soldiers and knights variant from different region clans you know what i mean
Don't forget about the internet troll, lol.
*JOWLS*
Trollolo
ha ha
1:47 Paid the troll toll
Troll
carian troll knight
how are you ripping these assets?
What are the stone tablets embedded in their stomachs, I noticed the snow troll shown didn’t have one that I could see.
Disregard, answered in comments below
does anybody know what the big stone chunk is in the chest cavity is meant to be
It's the anchor for the chain to pull the karts.
smash next question.....
Where is the internet one?
Just realized how similar the snow troll is to the unused yeti enemy from Demon Souls, with the empty stomach reminding me of the yeti's belly mouth. If it also had a headless version it would almost be a dead-ringer for the old cut yeti.
Я не играл в секиро, но снежный тролль напоминает снежных обезьян от туда.
The Fire Giant is likely inspired by that design too, particularly with its torso mouth in Phase 2. The bear warriors probably got repurposed into the outright Runebears, and the wolf swordsmen may have become the beastmen of Farum Azula. Even the giant lamprey enemies are seemingly finalized as an enemy seen in Elden Ring's DLC gameplay trailer.
Can't Heatshot the Helmet Ones with my Lion Great Bow, that's cheating 😐
I never thought about the giants being this grossest thing in Elden Ring.
I admit that I will never be clear about what is actually a Troll in *"Elden Ring"* especially because of how very ambiguous everything is, I know that they are related to the Trees due to their guts being roots and their hair being bare branches, but I don't know if they are related with the Giants in some way or if they are something related to the Crucible
The giants have a face/eye in the same spot that's been, uh, carved out of the trolls. It seems trolls used to be giants. Smaller ones, maybe. Certainly not larger humans, anyway.
Marika's golden order turns everything into trees and other plant life. The roots and branches you see on the trolls is her doing. No leaves, though. They're barely alive.
Very curious if there will be trolls in the Shadow Lands, and if they do will they also have paved stomachs with stone tablets placed in their innards.
There’s already pictures of carian trolls fighting a player using a new frenzy eye of Sauron spell.
Disconnected hosts, gank squads, prop hunt enjoyers...
The most disgusting design in my oppinion. I can't stop wondering how they live without stomach or intestines
Most boring enemy imo
Slimes exist💀
@@velhokala8456 who
@velhokala8456 oh yeah dark souls 1 and 3 slimes
@@mitsuri3096 elden ring has them too, and also the super big blood ones.
the slimes are just dark meaty blobs filled with bones