Elden Ring Lore - The Abductors & The Inquisitor
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2023
- What are the Abductor Virgins? Why do we only find them in areas associated with the Carian Royal Family? Who designed these horrific torture devices? Let's find out.
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I thought I could sneak past the one by the lava lake to where you find Rya, but it sneaked up and sent its guillotine sniper rifle into the room and instantly killed her. She whispered "thanks" as she faded away. I make a point of breaking these things when I find them
Crazy how quiet they can be when they’re sneaking up on you even though they’re giant mechanical demons
@@wolfiemuse I will give it to the manor, they are very well designed lol
Very few acts are as blasphemous as killing snek girl. Keep breaking them.
@@AegisKHAOS agreed
Something happened to me but I altf4 that shit quick enough
Rykard is one of the most under appreciated Demigods. He created the Abductor Virgins, which are used everywhere, from Raya Lucaria do Leyndell. Then he created the giant crawling hands that patrol Carian Manor and Mountain top of the giants. Finally, he has the coolest looking house around a volcano! The guy deserves some respect! ✊🏿
Created the most annoying enemies to fight? Nah, that don't earn respect
he did what godrick did just in reverse. Godrick grafted a large reptile onto himself and Rykard was grafted into a large reptile. he is just godrick but more evil
@overlorddante annoying for the enemy but if they work for you then heck ya
@_ariosto1519
I dont think Rykard is under appreciated. His second phase cutscene is hands down the most epic cut scene in the game. When he wakes up and pulls the sword out of the snake with the corpse bits falling off, and then you realize those grasping limbs protruding out of his body and from the sword, hes eaten tens of thousands of people, turned from a stately demigod determined to throw down the corrupt golden order, into just this...monstrosity consumed by hunger. And then-
TOGETHAAAA WE WILL DEVOUAH THE VERY GODS. Its amusing, epic, and horrific all at the same time.
I just wish his fight wasnt so gimmicky.
Also the first Demigods who realise How Corrupt are the Golden Order was. Since he was Justiciars Preator or Master of Law.
The cave where the gold beetle talisman is located has a lot of destroyed abductors, what's crazier is there are two of Malenia's rotted knights at the very end.
My theory is Rykard was also trying to capture Malenia and her knights as well for his own benefit.
He was prolly looking for a snack
Capture a well-known Rot spreader? Ehhh........ I kinda feel like he wouldn't have risked it.
It is very weird that we find them in Rot caves though...
Malenia is an emyprean. So that might make her an enticing target. Remember, that empyreans are those able to replace Queen Marika in godhood, provided you can become the Empyrean's consort... And she did have something to do with Shaded Castle, which carried out the executions for those imprisoned in the Volcano Manor... Though we're not sure what exactly.
She's also the Blade of Miquella. I don't know if you know that...
Whatever the connection is, it appears Rykard failed and decided to become Lord by being devoured by a serpant.
@@TheRisky9 I think the Shaded Castle was just the Briar worshiping her?? That's my understanding.
But perhaps Rykard had too much faith in his serpent, and might have underestimated the Rot. I don't personally believe it, but *shrug*
Gosh no, I'd never heard that before. ;)
Where the heck did he find that serpent... hopefully the DLC will shed light on that.
@@DestinyCrafter Briar does not worship her. The former lord of castle was worshiping her, and Briar just took it over.
Ah yes, the Brazil Express enemies.
Brazilian bus experience but nicer
The Volcano Manor is Brazil and Rykard was the Original Brazilian.
See, I thought that was talking about the infamous kidnapping scene in Brazil, the Terry Gilliam movie
Most normal day in Brasil
Maybe that one Abductor below the Academy was the OG version, the last one of its kind, that was bestowed by Rykard himself to have transpositional powers. Like Patches said, it's a surviving one. And the subsequent versions of the Abductors didn't have the enchantments the OG ones did.
Abducter also pertains to doors,which close like an oyster or bivalve which use abductors muscles,scallops, to pull its shell closed .
I love these mini stories. I feel like there's still a lot we don't know and I would love to explore more of these.
one little thing some might have picked up on, is ghiza's outfit (officals attire and bloodsoaked bandages) is made from peices of armor that are modified and uncovered verstions of the House marias set which is identical apart from having a mask over the head peice and a shawl over the officals attire, which makes it clear he was from house marias, as the shaded castle is located quite close to the volcano manor, and they were notably a house known for being executioners. so it is likely he is one such as well.
Fitting that a person of house marais a house of executioners would make these abominations
The snakes in the abductor virgins might be similar to the coil shield, which has a moving copper snake.
It is possible that Ghiza was also Rykard's lover, let me explain:
The old 1.0 descriprion of Daedicar's woe talisman reads: "Disturbing likeness of a an old noble whose skin was flayed. He smiles with a serene tenderness. Increases damage taken. This soft-featuted man's name was Daedicar, and he was one of Captain Rykard's paramours, as well as an attendant in his inquisition. He would test new methods of torture first upon himself, making a gift of pain and first-hand knowledge to the one he loved."
In the final game Daedicar is no longer a man and an inquisitor but a woman and the mother of the men serpents ("It is said that this woman, named Daedicar, indulged in every form of adultery and wicked pleasure imaginable, giving birth to a myriad of grotesque children."), but it's possible that Ghiza inherited the lore of the old male Daedicar, after all Ghiza is a cruel inquisitor very close to Rykard and so was Daedicar and Daedicar's face was flayed and Ghiza wears bandages on his face and Zullie the witch in one of her videos showed that his face is full of scars...they definitely share some similarities
*Pov: your about to get grabbed but you roll back to early:* 💀 💀 💀 💀 💀 💀
The only lore I need on the abductor virgins is that they are weak to lightning.
Also, pizza cutter goes brrr...
8:25 they can also be found at in the fortified manor in Leyndell
My thought was that the hanging flesh strips on the inside of the Virgin are there to serve as fuel for the snakes.
Yeah, Rykard definitely had a hand in creating these monstrous living machines. The fact that there is flesh of people connected to Serpents kind of gives that away.
Hey STG, I have a request/challenge! What about the Finger Reader Crones, and I'm specifically thinking about outside of the "Queen's Bedchamber" grace where you find piles upon piles of dead Finger Readers. I noticed them all in a recent playthrough and it got me wondering.. If anybody can tackle Elden Ring's obscure lore, it's definitely you :D
So we have a strong theory on those. In other videos we've discussed how Marika's will is fundamentally at odds with the 2 fingers. We believe that the black knife assassin found outside of her bedchamber was under her employ and is responsible for all of those murdered finger readers. Likely an attempt to keep them from interfering with her plan for the Tarnished.
You know thinking about it, the abductors kind of remind me of the maidens that were experimented by seath the scaleless. Since that scaleless dragon really like doing blasphemous stuff.🤔🐱
Another word for Virgin is Maiden. The Abducter Virgin is a casket lined with spikes that impales the person inside when closed. A spike lined casket exists in the real world, and its called the Iron Maiden.
Virgin is probably a mistranslation or an intentional reference to the Iron Maiden.
In french we call iron maiden "vierges de fer" litterally iron virgins
Goddamn mate the guy who does those arts on every video deserves a medal, if am not mistaken there are two more at Leyndell
Great video as always 🎖️
There are also the ones within Leyndell, near the area associated with the roundtable hold.
Besides the ones found throughout Caelid, there is one other major location with a pair - Leyndell, near the Divine Bridge (which in turn leads to the Isolated Tower and Malenia's Great Rune).
This placement is odd, but given that there's some found in the Abandoned Cave in Caelid (albeit destroyed), something comes to mind: they were an attempt to counter Malenia's forces. They're immune to Rot and Poison and resist Fire and Holy - the latter of which is used by the Cleanrot Knights. They make a good counter against Malenia and her army (though obviously not a perfect one as many were still destroyed). But, they're weak to lightning, making them easily controlled by the Leyndell Knights. Perhaps they were captured and put to work to guard the bridge?
This also holds given that the Shattering seems to have aligned Renalla's children to some degree - at the very least, Ranni trusted Rykard enough to give him the Blasphemous Claw to combat Maliketh, and the virgins seem to fight on the side of Renalla's children in all cases.
Great art, Pat! This one came out very well. Hope you got some much needed rest ❤
This kind of stuff is why Souls games are absolutely peak gaming. A single enemy can have lore deeper than the majority of entire games.
If I were to make a guess, I would say that the others found out about what Rykard was doing and destroyed the mechanism that transports them, but left one around to transport traitors and the like to the sickest torturer in the Lands Between.
I think more conflits with theese guys and lyndel solders would be nice. Or just mini battlefields with theese guys mowing down everyone
Very a"peeling" lore dive, nice one mate!
Im so glad to see one of my suggestions being made into a vid, thank you so much.
Happy to ;)
What blows my mind is that during the shattering, Renallas rune of "re-birth" power seemingly veined, While Rykard gained the power to rebirth his men in the image of a snake. (Not cannon, just a assumption.)
Renalla and Maliketh's runes should not even be a part of the Elden Ring at the time. Still both are said to be just a fragment of what once was.
Great video! The Virgin Abductor also might have been based on the legendary Apega of Nabis, which was basically an ancient Greek version of the iron maiden that supposedly looked like the Spartan queen Apega. I know there's a bit of a debate as to who exactly Elden Ring's Virgin Abductor is supposed to depict (i.e. Tanith, Rennala, or some other, cooler third woman) but that historical tidbit could tip the scales towards Tanith.
I'll also point out that the Black Dumpling hood looks a lot like the top of the Albinauric Pot used by the Cuckoo Knights, which seems to imply that those knights were also involved in capturing Albinaurics for the Volcano Manor.
I have been contemplaring a NG+ run RP-ing as a pissed off Crucible Knight looking to get even with Marika.
The crowns and expressions are similar to the harpies, not to mention the harpies have wounds where their womb is and they're song is about how they were destined to be mothers. I think this was perhaps when Rykard was still loosely allied with the golden order, albeit to serve his own means. Prolly the harpies were pregnant women and their children were abducted in utero and used to create these abducter virgins.
Wow. Thats really f'd up. And fits. Nice theory.
Maybe the Inquisitor's Girandole is actually tied somehow to Messmer? Maybe he too was an Inquisitor before Marika hid him away? Impaling and flames are definitely his thing, and currently he is "behind the curtain" of Marika...
Your work is sublime.
Couple of points i noticed about the abductors: they are built in volcano manor clearly from the part constructed ones there. Volcano manor town has a godskin and black flame monk present. The abductors carry a swaddled baby, a relic of the apostles is the swaddling cloth, the inside of the Virgin is covered in flat meat, possibly flayed skin i think, Melina (who im pretty sure is gloam eyed queen) makes a throwaway comment about her virginity 'im no maiden.'
So when I link all these points i start to wonder if the virgins are a collaboration between rykard and the apostles.
Could the abductors have been in part tasked with stealing away babies to turn into new apostles? I make that guess from linking the swaddling cloth to the baby on the virgin. Is the head a depiction of the gloam eyed queen swaddling an infant godskin?
I feel like Rykard would engage in any blasphemy to destroy the erdtre and helping strengthen the godskins would make sense. Particularly with the presence of godskins in rykards base.
i agree with everything on this video except the part where the Virgin abductors are made from tortured people. For me it is the black snakes inside that control it, since Rykard has his own army of snakes.
It gives the vibes of a bunch of kids in a trench coat, so it that is my fav head canon. The sacrificed people might still be important to its creation
Just a theory, perhaps the reason there's so little information is because the inquisition purposely expunged their own information? They seem very sentral in many ways, but with far too lille information tied to them. Also, I believe the desk in the room with the omenkiller and the Albinauric mask might have been Ghiza's desk, seeing as no other notible inquisitor is known, and it's probably not the desk of the omenkillers. Also, the fact that his desk is in a room filled with racks, chains, gibbets and guillotines is just sickening. What a disgusting, yet intriguing character.
Great video! btw i noticed that 2 of those machines are in side corridor of Fortified Mansion for some reason.
Abductors can be found near the round table hold replica in Leyndell and i once found one in some middle of nowhere cliff in caelid
Strips of flesh? No, that's just bacon! The sneks get hungry, so they carry some bacon to consume when there aren't any people to eat.
XD
Great video as always, hate fighting these things
Subbed. Really like your lore videos.
Thank you!
I'm sure I'm late to the punch, but while listening to this I thought about the abandoned cave in caelid. The cave where you obtain the gold scarab talisman from the cleanrot knight duo. The whole cave is littered with the remains of abductor virgins. But then being there doesn't really make any sense. But they're everywhere along the walls throughout the cave as you sprint through
This is a good callout. I'd want to give some thought as to why they'd be there!
This was amazing! Thank you for your thoughts and opinions!
Theory The hand creatures are rykards hands that he has chopped off and regrown and experimented on
The snake things inside the abductors look more like those tentacles in the blasphemous blade or rykards wounds which I belive are the twisted souls of tarnished
Just my left field thinking but could there be a subtle connection between the abductor virgins and the giant sentient ball bearings. I speculate because that is how they propel themselves. Think hard enough you might get to a far offshoot connection to the nox and the albanoric bloodclot lol
So, the tarnished named Ghiza made the abductor virgins to send warriors, Albinurics, and nobles to the Volcano Manor 👌
The more reasonable explanation for how they ended up in various locations is that they were gifts to his family. Other than Radahn, none of them are that righteous.
I have wild theory of Abuductor Virgin was. It about the Model i think it wss related to DLC too sonce it was Model from 2 woman who Loved by Preator Rykard (Rennala & Tanith).
I believe The Tanith model are the one who hug a baby let me believe Rykard & Tanith actually long time ago have a Biological son but some how their son is Missing or maybe get exile of some case & Their Son was actually are Messmer The impaler.
Oh man, i LOVE Zoids!
Who doesn't!?
Their grab animation works on Selivus Puppets.
Hmm I wonder if it works on the mimic I'm gonna test it
@@gabrielebasa4292 yes, it also works on it too.
@Oscar Cordero ijteres6ing so it works on humanoid puppets I assume dung eater and nepheli puppets are affected aswell
@@gabrielebasa4292 yes
What if the abductor in Raya Lucaria was there to kidnap powerful mages to be consumed by the snake so then he could draw upon their power?
I think that next time he should do Lour on the tibamarina
After the amount of time I’ve been in those guts, they shouldn’t be called virgins
Inquisitor or not I ain't afraid of no geezer.
I remember getting eaten by the one at the bottom of the waterwheel. I ended up getting stuck in the torture chamber for hours until I pulled out my Demi-Human's staff and cheesed the fight by standing on the rocks on the side of the arena and flinging pebbles below me. At least it worked.
On an unrelated note, have you ever gone over the Chariots? I can't quite figure out why the Golden Order saw fit to install giant stone lawnmowers in the hero's graves instead of soldiers. The riders look like Tree Sentinels, but something still feels a bit off about them...
so, there's one location that the abductors appear that you didn't mention: outside the abandoned cave. The interior of the cave also has a huge number of them in a destroyed state. given that it seems unlikely that the abductors would be capable of traversing the roots to reach the cave, it suggests that they were brought there for some purpose, possibly by the cleanrot knight duo found inside. I'm not quite sure what to make of this but the environmental storytelling seems to be trying to convey _something_. Also it's possibly notable that the cane isn't otherwise associated with the carian royals (aside from being in caelid but that's not a super strong connection)
I honestly thought Abductors basically abducted virgin women or something along those lines. Why? We know Fromsoft takes a lot of historical inspiration and in the past, there were actual job titles in Ancient Egypt, Victorian England, Colonial America, and many other places in different times that abducted virgin women. Whether it be for “science”, pure brutality, or… a different reason… things like this existed in the past. Considering Fromsoft’s history of taking key elements from the past, I thought it could’ve been a possibility.
Great, now I feel sorry for the abominations I thought I'd never feel sorry for. I hate them still the same, it just makes me sad now on top of that :D
From are masters of their craft, lol
I am really puzzled by the volcano manor, abductor virgins, etc: it really looks like the gloam eyed queen cult, where she could abduct people, raise snake children, etc. To me, the volcano manor was the house of the gloam eyed queen: where Marika was looking for a perfect golden order, the GEQ was raising snake people to kill other gods: 2 faces of a same medal.
The snake people didn't exist before Rykard. That said, the idea that gloam eyed queen was once the lady of volcano manor does have some weight behind it. Contextually, it would make sense as her base of operations with the black flame monk and the godskin noble based in the church outside the manor. It seems likely Rykard took the space as it was uninhabited after Marika's defeat of the gloam eyed queen. Perhaps Marika herself handed it down to him.
@@square-table-gaming One thing that I can't put my finger on, is the place where we retrieve the GEQ weapon, in the divine tower of caelid, guarded by an apostle. Why the hell would an apostle guard a weapon overthere, alone. The GEQ was defeated by Maliketh, did the fight happen in the divine tower ? Whoever was the GEQ, this place sounds non sensical. Unless the weapon is the remain of the GEQ body itself, and the divine tower her tomb per se, guarded under the surveillance of a finger.
I read somewhere that the visage of the Abductor Virgins is based on Queen Rennala, but I have no idea if that is just a theory, or if its mentioned somewhere.
Definitely not mentioned in-game
@@square-table-gaming Guessed as much. Its funny how after taking in so much lore info, sometimes the brain muddles it with random theories you just chanced upon somewhere 😁
From my first play thru no other creature stood out to me as more terrifying, disturbing yet fascinating as the Abductors. As I played thru the game I searched for lore or explanation of what and Why?? lol
Info on them is fairly sparse so
I really appreciate the topic!
The extra pair of tiny arms holding an infant and they're called virgins..
Straight nightmare fuel.
Questions why does the abductor virgins give the scarlet rot effect
Let’s go new video 🎉
There are two in Leyndel.
Can you make a video on where are going all the troll caravans plzzzz??
Maybe the iron maiden is just another scheme by patches to do us in and take our treasures
Personally I prefer the idea that the Volcano Manor instead taught groups of snakes to pilot the Abductors.
They train them very. Very well
Its weapons are like the moon and the sun .
I have a partial theory about these enemies which goes along with all of this. But, it's not fully thought out, so please bear with me:
The Virgin Maidens, as Patches refers to them when you meet him in Liurnia, *scream* Marika to me. I can't think of a single representation of Marika where she is not in her "crucifixion" pose and the motif decorating the maidens seems to be a mockery of this. But the entire package also suggests a few other things
One, that Marika who is currently crucified on the Elden Ring, is trapped against her will. Two, that much as the maidens' arms remain deadly Marika may not be incapacitated entirely. And three, that like the maidens whose lower halves/reproductive organs have been transformed into horrific instruments of torture something (awful) may have been done with Marika's lower half. Remember that while she hangs by her arms and shoulders she is also traversed by a red object related to Radagon, the mysterious entity who is sometimes credited as the father of her younger children
I also noticed Patches calls them "virgins" which need not be a reference to Marika but to those used to create them,. But, if it were a reference to Marika, it could have major implications
I don't know, this seems like a lot of speculation to me. I think patches mentions that the virgins were originally ALL translocators, but only the raya lucaria one works now. As for the rest, I don't think it's clear why the manor was involved in torture - it doesn't actually align with the purpose of the recusants. I think it's more likely just some cookie cutter "violent morbidity" that Miyazaki puts in all his games. The story is that they're brutal and cruel, and I don't think there's any more canon to it.
Patches does mention this, but that really only bolsters our theory. If all of the virgins were originally meant to be transporters, then they were absolutely used to capture test subjects for the manor.
_'Pustules for heads.'_
No?
Their heads are wrapped in bloody, decaying flesh. Another form of torture.
You can easily see underneath their hood that their heads are horribly swolen
I always thought Mohg was th most twisted of them all, guess not...
I do think that Rykard, at least with Rhadan genuinely DID send them there to help protect redmane castle.
Given Rykard has a framed photo of him in his manor, I think he has some admiration for his brother at least.
Do you mean the portrait over the fireplace? If so that is Rykard pre-snake form
@@square-table-gaming the fire place beside beside Bernhal? It’s got his helmet and everything are you sure it’s Rykard? It’s got the ivory spines. And the red mane behind it. It’s the first image that comes up when you Google “Rhadan portrait.”
@@majespectorkuro8630 ah! Yes you are correct. My mind was locked in on the portrait on the 2nd floor since I was just capturing footage there
@@square-table-gaming oh okay! That makes sense. I thought I just Madella effected myself super hard.
What if the victims also become more Abductor Virgins?
Once again an absolutely amazing video! I never actually knew the lore about these enemies. It makes me want to kill them more yo offer them mercy
Abductors are weak to lightning
Sooooo maybe tanith had an abducter abduct rya the snake lady 🤔 😳
Lord of Blasphemy, indeed
Great video! What is the song name?
Elden ring character creation
About that one cave filled with abductor virgins in caelid, any clue?
Which cave was this?
@@square-table-gaming Abandoned Cave
The Black Dumplings are hoods on the albinaurics, not growths or pustules.
You can see within the hoods that their heads are severely swollen.
Nice video
Thank you!
you make some decent guesses here but i disagree that the circumstantial evidence is enough to assume they're correct...for instance, i assumed the girandole was from a different inquisitor, and the Virgins were tools sent out by the inquisitors... doesn't make much difference either way tho
but i'd definitely say you're completely wrong on that last statement - that true death doesn't exist in The Lands Between. i know i've argued that with you before, and sure, when you throw the word "true" in there, the statement *could* be true (because we know that death exists, but what defines "true death"..?) but i know for sure that what you said in the video is a baseless assumption.
we're never in told, in the game or by the developers, anything about death not existing in The Lands Between, that's just an assumption a lot of people jumped to based on the Rune of Death having been removed from the Elden Ring and various vague comments about certain enemies being the pitiable product of "life unending" and stuff about the world needing "death indiscriminate" restored, etc. but of course, people die permanently in the story, so death exists, but the player character is effectively immortal due to Grace, and some enemies have lived multiple lifetimes for whatever reason...so we don't know what the deal is.
i personally think that death was non-existent for a time, but then it was reintroduced to the world through Deathroot after the Night of Black Knives, and that's why Maliketh is trying to collect it all. but that's just my best guess. and that would mean death has existed for thousands of years, but not exactly as part of the natural order of things, more like a virus...so you sometimes end up with weird distortions of death like the zombified nobles who won't die, and Those Who Live in Death, etc...but then you also have others like the demigods we fight and 90% of our friends dying true deaths...
Do a “elden ring” lore on sigemyer of catrina
If only our boy was in Elden ring
@@square-table-gaming I wish lol
They tried to take me to Brazil so i sent them to Brazil
Someone please answer... where does it say Rykard created the hands?
Check out our video on the finger creepers for a breakdown of what we believe to be their origins
Personally I disagree about the theory that the Abductor Virgins are siphoning the forces of Rykard's family. I genuinely believe they were placed there as a form of protection and they simply attack the ones who invade those places, just like the hands do. I don't think we have any proof of Rykard being hostile towards the rest of his family but we do know he has helped Ranni and likely looks up to Radahn considering the large painting in his manor.
Why does this guy sound like most of the true crime UA-camrs I watch
Dunno, not into true crime
She no virgin my homie told me
The inquisitor is Deadicar
Nothing about the Daedicar's Woe talisman would point to her being an Inquisitor to my knowledge. Where does this idea come from?
@@square-table-gaming Muchy Mozzarella made a quite interesting video on this stuff. The description of the item changed with an update, but it gave more insight on who Daedicar could be. You can draw parallels between the old description and the character Ghiza, they are very alike, but it's rather weird why the devs would handle the character that way.
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Greetings from the Carrot-Man 👋🥕
Love your videos. Please make more.
alright guys just started the video lets hope square doesnt make elden ring seem like an L2 simulator in the background gameplay this time
edit: they did :(
L2 simulator?
Personally I love the heavy attacks on ghizas wheel 🛞
@@BrainOfStone yeah I mean if we're talking about heavy attacks, it's literally just meant to show off the topic that we're talking about. It's not meant to be considered an actual good gameplay
@@square-table-gaming it's a powerful weapon 🫠
@@BrainOfStone i meant the moonlight greatsword lmao
A virgin with a baby in a game with a lot of Christian imagery...
Did y'all forget about the Virgin Mary?
Didn't forget just seemed incredibly unlikely in context
@@square-table-gaming All the Marika cult and crucifixion is definitely christian imagery, and the virgins holding a baby sounds really accurate to me as well
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