The real reason Radahn halted the stars | Shadow of the Erdtree Lore
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- In this video we will go over the lore of shadow of the Erdtree to know the real reason Radahn halted the stars.
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Radahn saw a creepy little thing and was like "hell no! I'd rather die!"
I think when Miquella spoke of "My loyal blade" he's talking about Malenia, Blade of Miquella.
He's saying that Malenia fighting Radahn and the Tarnished killing him will both be remembered in song.
Yes that’s right
Yes, I may have got that one wrong but still i don't believe it changes the fact that Miquella used us from the beginning.
I think it’s possible that Radahn promised Miquella to be his consort when Miquella was still a golden order fundamentalist, but broke his vow when Miquella later rejected the golden order.
That's a logical reason as well.
I don’t think that’s accurate. The Golden Order was founded on the belief that Marika is the one true god. If Miquella became god, it would no longer be the Golden Order, but whatever Miquella willed.
Radahn was not necessarily a golden order loyalists and I think that’s the biggest misconception people make about him. It doesn’t say anywhere that he was loyal to the golden order, it only says he admired Godfrey and his father’s red hair
@@mitchryan257 I believe they were all empyreans before the shattering, which would imply it was taken for granted that Marika would be succeeded. At one point Miquella may have represented the "chosen" heir of the Golden Order.
None of this is actually my view though. I am more inclined to believe Radahn was charmed from the beginning. We know from our fight with Miquella that he expresses his charms as promises. If he charms us in this way twice, we vow to serve him.
@@mattsherman4964he was loyal to the ruling body that established the golden order though. Morgot named him a traitor so he had to be loyal to them at one point. Same with Rykard and Ranni. I think one by one they all betrayed and left for their own reasons
Miquella really accounted for everything, had our all of our journey planned and calculated, except for the one thing that ultimately was his downfall: that we would find Mimic Tear ashes.
"Lulz I got my Godhood-Powered Frankenstein Supersoldier, tarnished what are you doing with that silver poo lmao."
Miquella’s hit list:
1. Godwyn, prince of death - black knife assassins in city goal to haligtree, castle sol, and golden epitaph. Probably intended to use him like how he ends using mogh as the “body” of his consort. So he could combine him and radahn to have a consort of the two nicest demigods.
2. Albuniracs - props up the haligtree as a haven to their kind. When in actuality all albuniracs in the haligtree are encased in cacoons to most likely feed the tree. Which was all for naught.
3. Radahn - wanted his kindness and power, but couldn’t use him as the body since it got nuked by malenia. And the consort would fall apart at the seams by scarlet rot.
4. Mogh - since the prince of death was off the table due to ranni and radahn’s interventions. He used mogh since he made contact with a outer god.
5. Malenia - miquella most likely intended to off his sister with radahn. But finley saved her, leaving malenia listless and dejected when we find her in the haligtree. Fighting us in hopes that we can best her and that she too could be brought back after miquella acquired his consort and be freed from the rot.
I also believe that Godwyn was plan A and Mohg was plan B. This is why Miquella wants him to die a true death. I think Radahn might have gone along with the plan of becoming one being with Godwyn, but when the switch was made to Mohg he refused to do it.
But Ranni is the one who stole the rune of death and had Godwyn killed
The Golden Epitaph quote is not about Godwyn: it says the sword was made to commemorate Godwyn's death, but as seen from the DLC, the prayer was about Radhan dying so Miquella could resurrect him.
@@Zantetsu13that's debatable, since the Sword itself Was made with Godwyn in mind, I don't believe he meant Radahn. He might just adress both as Lord Brother.
@@nugentj8and she never told us how she stole the Rune of death, why it was Godwyn, and why she is supposed to give us the spirit bell and ashes to the Person that has Torrent. There is more evidence that Miquella Was in on Rannis Plan.
Yup, Micquella is anything but "Kind" and "Gentle".
And even if there was a promise between Micq and Radahn in the past, I doubt Radahn would've agreed to have his soul fused into Mogh's body.
Freya's dialogue after you give her Ansbach's letter implies she knows Miquella's plan goes against Radhan's wishes.
Seems that radahn's will was so strong that it couldn't be simply controlled by miquella otherwise he would have done so long ago
My current opinion on Radahn and Miquella is that Miquella successfully bewitched Radahn, and they made the promise to each other, then when the shattering occurred, miquella’s spell broke, like what happens in the dlc, and Radahn decides that he has to stop Miquella. This also explains why he switched from his fancy light swords to his gravity swords from the base game, as the light swords are blessed or at least in regards to Miquella. After he halted the stars to halt miquella’s fate, Miquella sent Melania on a campaign through Caelid in order to take down Radahn, that’s why she whispered to him about the promise, sort of a ‘gotcha’ kind of thing. Could be completely wrong but this is the best I could wrap my head around it
I never liked Miquella. He well-receive misbegottens and albinaurics 'cause when they died, their souls wont go to Erdtree. Miquella wished their souls to go to haligtree, he tried to achieve godhood in a lot of manners, using others. Malenia runes affirms she was the most divine goddess, and Miquella put her under control so she might not trouble him plans.
I like to believe that after we defeated Malenia instead of dying she is in a slumber inside the flower bed. After she wakes up she may no longer be afflicted with rot. The pure gold needle after all may have been holding back her destiny as a demigod who rotted into the earth then later blossomed into a true divine flower goddess. More I think about it she may be becoming my favorite character.
@@azureascendant994 i pray that we see another DLC, there so much topics: Millicent reborn, Tanith eating Rykard, the Godwyn the f*cking Golden, GEQ and Godskins. Hope we see this adventures ❤️
Why didn't Radahn just TELL somebody?? Typical man...
“My loyal blade” is in reference to Malenia, called “blade of Miquella”. He even says “BOTH your deeds will ever be praised in song”
Yes, I may have got that one wrong but still i don't believe it changes the fact that Miquella used us from the beginning.
Radahn did not want them cheeks taken at all costs.
He figured out the "sinisterness" of Miquella...
"My loyal blade" was referring to Malenia. He was referring to both battles with Radahn. Miquella controlling us before we meet him doesn't make any sense, especially since we are actively trying to stop him and that we can be charmed by him in the battle.
That's a good interpretation but the whole story of Miquella is about manipulating people into achieving his goals, You can watch my video about Miquella planning our journey and tell me what you think.
@@G4meplus I'll give it a watch, but seeing as we have the freedom to choose other endings and to kill Miquella, I doubt Miquella controlled our every action. He definitely manipulated things behind the scene so that certain things would happen, but not us directly.
I think we are unable to enter saint Trinna cave b4 the charm breaks because we are being influenced by Miquela. Note how as soon as his charm first breaks, when his rune breaks, we are finally able to enter.
While I agree with your post 'we can be charmed by him in the battle' doesn't actually prove anything because Miquella lost the prior control he had placed on others when he discarded his great rune.
The better proof imo is that you can do acts like the frenzy flame ending at any point of the game implying Miquella never had control of you.
@@realm087 I don't see why that one is any different from the rest of the seals in the base game.
Morgott does the same for both the mountain top of the giants and the 3 finger's area in the shunning grounds.
That doesn't seem to require charming anyone and infact its probably safer to just be a stereotypical seal as it means he can block people he hasn't met from going there.
It breaks when his great rune breaks in the same vein Morgott's seal breaks when he kill him and take his great rune.
My theory is that trying to revive Godwyn was Miquella's test run for doing the real thing with Radahn's soul, which if true would make him even more deranged than he already is lmao
just read elden ring manga: the road to the erdtree. the battle between tarnished and radahn were epic, different than the usual overwhelming comedic battle. Radahn enduring the lion's claw skill from tarnished to protect leonard even at the cost of his life. truly a hero. also its interesting to see miquella choose radahn as his consort and st trina (miquella others half) has Putrescent Knight as guardian (giving vibe of leonard, radahn others half)
I really like the comparison.
Others have said this but theres this theory that Miquella tried to clone radahn and the putrid knight is what he got instead of a working mimic tear, thats why the horse has no legs.
Radahn may have been "kind" in the same way that Miquella was "tender". Let's take into account that Miyasaki has yet to make a single "God" that isn't a selfish jerk. In any of his games. He seems to have a pretty contemptuous opinion about gods and clergy.
He was, after all, a guy that liked battle more than anything else. Sure he was a good general and his soldiers (more war hungry people) loved him, and he was good to ol' Leonard. But he was still a war-loving maniac... Most Gods in Souls games tend to be very loyal to their own, but are still pretty ready to destroy everything and everyone else to get what they want.
Radahn may or may have never agreed to Miquella's proposal. We may never know. But like you said: as he grew older, he became more enamored with his other heritage. So, more than stopping Miquella because he sensed him to be an actual monster, he probably just did what he needed to get out of a destiny that didn't align anymore with what he wanted.
I think its literally just as simple as radahn not wanting a bunch of big gross aliens crashing into the world all the time
A valid interpretation as well yet the event was a huge hit to the carian royal family which stopped their fate (Radahn's family) and was of a huge assistance to the golden order (telescope item description) I don't think an event as big as this would be just for the sole reason of protecting the lands between from beasts especially since we know that the Greater will is the one that sent some of them to punish some of his enemies (astel and the nox).
I think you are close to nailing this story down as anyone that I’ve watched. Well done sir!
Thanks a lot my friend, really appreciated ❤️
I think more will be revealed in the Elden ring anime coming to Netflix
Excellent stuff as always! Love that you circled this back to your previous theory about the amber starlight. Defintely makes sense that both Miquella and his discarded fate can be used to control people.
Keep up the great work!
Thanks a lot my friend, glad you liked it ❤️
Most under appreciated Souls lore vids man! Best!
Thanks a lot my friend ❤️
In the Battle of the Starcrusher, Radahn serves as Sallia’s protector, stands alone against the stars, and crushes them. Answer is in the description.
Small note: Miquella *was* trying to resurrect Godwyn, that much is obvious, it's just that his plan with the eclipse failed, preventing Godwyn from dying a true death.
The ghost on castle sol proves this
True death was Miquella's plan in the direct fallout of Godwyn's death, as far as we see? He seems to have dropped that plan, now working to instead restore Godwyn's soul
We never even meet miquella. The tarnished is also called Marika's lord but its to signify how you contributed to their cause not that they possessed or lured us in. We killed Radahn to become Elden Lord not because we were infatuated with a god.
Marika did lure you actually, it's called guidance of grace.
Why and how does Miquella have 4 arms? I've not seen ANYBODY talk about that yet
To me it looked like 2 of them are spectral to communicate the control over Radahn in a similar way to Serosh as i said in the video. While the other 2 are his real hands.
because he is a cemetery shade now. We all came from and return to crabs.
becoming a god means becoming a crab
also ranni has 4, it seems to imply those empyreans with two sides male and female when one express it by having both sex's arms present
I can't tell if you're joking or being serious and I love it. The crabs and lobsters are substantial though
Something he got from his god form
Well idk see it makes sense if you think of it like this..
Miquella was very close to godwin, that's obvious. I Ranni already admitted to being involved in the night of the black knives, most likely with the help of Rykard (Rykard had control of the military and courts)
I believe Radahn knew Ranni was behind the murder and halted the stars as a big middle finger to her.
Unfortunately that had uninteded consequences for Miquella because he needed a eclipse to reserect godwin.
However miquella also didn't realize Ranni also kinda screwed him over too by killing godwin in sprit and not body.
So the reserection was a failure.
I believe Radahn was just a plain B.
I believe miquella went to Radahn and asked him to be his consort but Radahn refused. Another failure on miquella.
Miquella was most likely frustrated with his failure and as a child he took it out on the closest person he could use. So he sent his big sister to go "beat up the bully" so he can have his way and hopefully reserect godwin in godhood. Or not, godwin is pretty screwed at this point. 😅
I am posting a video tomorrow morning which is talking about a very close idea to this one. Great job ❤️
@@G4meplus also this isn't confirmed just a theory, I believe Godrick the grafted was also involved.
Tho I can't see how he would be important. But looking at stormvale castle we not only find it infected with deathblight. holes being formed, deathblight roots, and at the bottom is the second most advanced forms of godwin we find.
(Oddly enough he has no eyes)
But it seems godwin has some major grudge for godrick.
My theory is stormvale castle would have belonged to godwin and godrick took home there after godwins death.
@@leonlacroix2638 I don't believe stormveil belonged to Godwyn, the whole war with the ancient dragons and Godwyn being the hero who defeated some of them and ended the war with making friendship with them implies he was always at the capital.
I believe Godrick stole a part of Godwyn's body tho to graft it to himself but failed and this part grew into the relic of Godwyn that we see beneath stormveil which is the reason the castle is very damaged by thorns.
Edit: we also know the night of black knives took place at the capital (due to sentry torch description) so as i said the capital was probably the home of Godwyn.
@@G4meplus yeah. It's very possible that the grafting caused his hatred.
I knew of his death being in the capital and him living there, but I also find it odd that the "golden child" dosnt have his own place.
Something about stormvale especially with it being unoccupied seems like a big waste for such a regal structure.
Plus it would make a good location for godwin and his dragon buddies.
Perhaps if godwin didn't die he would have taken resistance there, but unfortunately we won't know.
I think Melania has been mind broken since forever. Not even malicious, it's just the person he was around the most.
I think you nailed it. Marika screwed up not realizing what she gave up when Radagon joined with the Carian royal line, who's fate was in the stars. Once the stars stopped, Miquella eventually had to send Malenia to finish things up.
Spot on, the biggest indicator like you said is Radahn holding on to life.
Considering how manipulative Miquella is, i don't think he was used to being told 'no'. Which is why i think the 'promise' was in his head and he was going to make it happen... non-consensual if he had to!
Yes! This makes so much sense
6:51 I don’t think he calls us his loyal blade. He says my loyal blade AND champion of the festival. BOTH YOUR DEEDS will be praised in song.
He meant Melania aka his loyal blade, and then us as well aka the champion of the festival as we both did our part to take him down
Yes, I may have got that one wrong but still i don't believe it changes the fact that Miquella used us from the beginning.
Me hearing, "My loyal blade."
The constant ring in my ears, "I am Melania, Blade of Miquella, and I have never known defeat."
i’ve heard it posited as well that perhaps another reason for the halting of the stars was to save his sister ranni from her empyrean fate of being controlled by the fingers and turned into a god. in order to resume her fate once she had successfully executed her plan, we end radahn’s suffering as well as halting the stars he had used to save her.
My first speculation was that he stopped the starts to prevent Celestial beings such as Astel to attack the Lands Between and to maybe stop Ranni’s destiny, but it turns out that he wanted to stop Miquella, not Ranni. As for Miquella controlling us into killing Radahn I don’t think that’s the case because we never have any contact with him before the DLC and Radahn is optional so one can also not fight him at all
I have a theory: we assume ranni only had one purpose of the night of black knives but what if escaping the greater will wasn’t her only purpose. It’s safe to say Radhan refused miquella offer so what if all the Carian siblings worked together. All three siblings are the children of one of the most powerful sorcerers in the lands between so they’re knowledge for this wouldn’t be a stretch. I believe ranni targeted godwyn believing godwyn body would be used originally instead of mogh to transfer her brother soul so with the help of rykard she stole the rune of death to kill godwyn soul and body decay to stop miquella but they didn’t count on how serious and obsessed miquella was to see his plans succeed he came up with plan b to use mohg instead. Again it’s a theory but what the hell it sounds nice 😂😂😂
Wow, that's literally the video i am posting tomorrow morning. Stay tuned for it and tell what you think after watching it.
Great job ❤️
@@G4meplus nice thank you 😊
King consort or consort?
We were all laughing when we first saw Raddan on his tiny horse.
Now Raddan is the horse of miquella
Miquella did indeed use us from the very beginning. And he gaslit everyone into believing otherwise. Also, I saw your Miquella Video, it really helped a lot to bring everything that Miquella has Potentially done into context.
General Radahn be like: he needs to die so that the falling stars will move but if he dies he'll become Miquella's (Frankenstein) monster. Lastly, did Radahn bite off Kindly Miquella's hand, or not?
Theory... what if radahn was interested in miquella at first, specifically because he liked saint trina. My only evidence for this is that gravity and sleep are both purple lol. But if youve seen the elden ring colors vid, then i think its a pretty solid theory, and it makes the whole thing seem less gay lol
My lore theory: they originally intended for Godwynn to be Miquella's consort but eventually decided to keep his story for the sequel they also eventually decided to make, so they did some retconning and decided to make Radahn his consort.
They aren’t going to have a sequel, they said they’re done with Elden Ring
Miyazaki said they are done with ER, but they may make a sequel because there is enough lore written by ggrm left that they didnt use. They wanted 2 dlcs but instead they makin sequel.
@mattsherman4964 no they said they aren't currently planning on doing one, for now. It wasn't anywhere near that definitive.
@@robertpayne6781 Really? well in that case all we can do now is hope
I remember theories proposing that WE were miquella from the start. This is way better and makes a lot more sense. So cool! Cant wait for more.
Glad you liked it ❤️
Dude. I posted a comment in a UA-cam video, few days after dlc release, saying exactly what you are saying here. Did you copy it or we have the same brain?
Big Minds thinks alike i guess.
2:29 anyone else just noticed that Miquella has 2 pairs of arms??
Bit off topic.. but why does Miquella have three hands in the end? Looks like 4th is missing/chopped off
He discarded his hand on the way to godhood, as well as an eye.
Another is why are his eyes closed? Did he become blind after godhood or was it the sacrifice he made upon godhood?
@@azureascendant994 No, empyreans seem to have one of their eyes closed - Ranni is the only definitive example, but we also have examples in other children of Marika like Melina with her closed gloam-colored eye and Messmer (We can not be sure about Malenia’s eyes because of rot though). Marika Herself has one closed eye when we see her head after the final boss. Miquella it seems also like Ranni, Messmer and Melina had one closed eye, his other eye he divested himself from and left it at the Scaduview cross. So by the end he was left with no eyes. Don’t know if he is “blind” though.
@@nastyamishchenko7559 He used fake Radahn to see, I guess.
@@nastyamishchenko7559 He discarded both his arms though.
Is killing miquella mean that he became just a outer god now? Like the rot god
No, He is probably dead for good.
@@G4meplus ok thanks
Radahn wasn't Gayge
Malenia marched to fight Radahn, fought on his territory/domain, tries not to kill him, tries to reason with him
still managed to get on top
my kind of woman
So much speculation...we already knew that radahn stoped the stars to secure sellia and to ride leonard, cause he felt a connection with the horse just like gaius with his friend the boar...the amber starlight doesnt belong to miquella or malenia, its a remmant of the golden star, the elden beast...the golden star that fell in the land and that waa sent by the greater will, was elden beast, thats why amber stars control the fate of gods...radahn stopped normal stars, the ones who the remmants are the blue starlight...the plot over the amber starlight is that marika is controled by the amber star (the beast) cause as the description says, it controls the fate of gods, marika/radagon....control the fate its control marika itself
The draught has no effect on ranni cause shes an empyrean, a potential god, but not yet a god...
Same for miquella
Yes it's a theory not a fact, but Radahn didn't stop the stars for Leonard. He learned gravity magic to ride Leonard that doesn't have anything to do with stopping the stars.
The point about protecting Selia is lore accurate you are right but usually events as big is this have multiple reasons not just one. I am proposing here that it wasn't just for protecting Selia judging by the huge significance of the event.
Radahn stopping the stars stopped the fate for the entire carian royal family which is his family as well and was a huge assist to the golden order (telescope item description).
the Elden beast has nothing to do with the golden amber, the Elden beast was originally a star sent by the Greater will to become the Elden Ring. This doesn't have anything to do with the amber starlight that came way after this event.
In your opinion why do you think there is a statue of Miquella built in front of the amber starlight and why was it though to be able to control other demigods (a power we know Miquella is associated with) and why is the place called saint trina hideaway in the internal files?
@@G4meplus youre wrong...read the remembrance of adult radahn, the starscourge remembrance says it very clear: "The Red Lion General wielded gravitational powers which he learned in Sellia during his younger days. All so he would never have to abandon his beloved but scrawny steed."
Radahn learns gravity to ligth himself and ride leonard again despite his giant size...his máster, the alabaster, a protector of sellia, entrusted him the labor to destroy the astels and secure sellia...the young radahn beat the stars, and, as a consecuence he regained control over his fate...but he does not wanted in first time that, its a consecuence of his victory over the stars...
If radahn was controlled all that time, ¿how could miquella let him defy the stars knowing he will scape his control?
Miquella control people cause his great rune, thats why, now we have that artefact, can resist the charm over miquella himself..
And the amber starlight has everything related to elden beast, cause, the shard itself comes from a golden star, and the only one ww know, its elden beast...plus, the daught has no effect on ranni, cause miquella power has no link with that....the power of miquella is to become loved by others, no control everything in the life of people
I think its a solid theory the one you propone, but has so many flaws that make it inconsistent in some points, not in all...by the way, great work
@@G4meplus i forget to response the golden amber...i think its implied that the golden amber, from a golden star (elden beast) its a reference of how the golden order has plans for the empyreans to be controled by the beast itself...thats why the golden stars command the fate of gods, ergo, marika, ranni, and the prodigies...miquella worked all his life to cur the influence of outher gods, so, the amber light could reference the moment when miquella realises his own Mother its a puppet of Greater Will, two fingers and the beast itself
Miquella calls loyal blade his sister, Malenia ofc...
Yes, I may have got that one wrong but still i don't believe it changes the fact that Miquella used us from the beginning.
@@G4meplus yep i agree on that too
None of this really matters because the lore is just a really low grade attempt to justify having a prime Radahn boss fight for the epic gamer reactions. Nothing in the base game connected Miquella to Radahn, because there was no such connection. What's more, if riding Radahn was really his sole obsession, why did the base game choose to dwell on Miquella's obsession with curing Godwyn of his undeath, or building the Haligtree to cure Malenia's rot? These are completely at odds with anything DLC Miquella seems to care about, hence why they are simply never mentioned at all in the DLC lore.
Base game Miquella and DLC Miquella are two different characters, because the DLC lore exists to justify the boss fights. That's it.
You're looking at all of these things as separate events, and not the fact that Miquella himself is at the crux of them.
Why Goodwin was targeted by Ranni was always a mystery, but now we have a pretty good assumption: he was Miquella's first choice in consort. We know he tried and failed to revive Godwyn with the Eclipse, and now we know why it was important to him at all.
The Haligtree is watered with Miquella's blood. Emperyan blood is an ingredient for bewitching branches. The Haligtree is a giant mind control radio station. Considering he uses Mohg's blood as a medium to enter the Shadow Lands, it's possible the whole sanctuary angle was just to gather as many "arcane" types under his control as possible.
The DLC didn't retcon the things Miquella cared about, it revealed those things were always a means to an end. It's hard to remember these are dynamic characters thousands of years old that have gone through entire arcs by the time we are introduced to them. Their motives and opinions aren't always going to be consistent.
@@Psilo-gn1sx The whole thing with Souls storytelling is that it invites the players to create entire headcanons even when it clearly doesn't make sense. Now you've established a way that everything Miquella did in the base game was purely a matter of controlling/enslaving everyone around him at any cost, and all the worst stuff that Miquella did even according to the DLC takes place before he gets to the land of shadow, but then we're also told he abandoned his love once he gets there like that's some terrible revelation. I guess when he had his love he was still just a massive sociopath regardless, so what difference does it make?
If the Haligtree was just a radio tower for mind control, why build it in the first place if his only goal was getting Radahn? Why would Godwyn be his first choice for consort when the DLC tells us that Miquella and Radahn made a childhood vow? This whole exercise is pointless.
@@societyman6591 I don't think he was a sociopath, just a combination of native and ambitious. People assume Miquella's curse only effects his body, but he's essentially Griffith meets Peter Pan: an ambitious, ageless child who has alternatives to confronting the realities of growing up. I don't think he's malicious, I just think he doesn't understand removing everyone's free will is worse than suffering. It almost mirrors Marika's attempt to avoid loss by removing Death.
I don't think Miquella relishes in the fact that he nuked Caelid, but I'm sure he justifies it by blaming Radahn for leaving in the first place. I'm sure as far as Miquella concerned, if everyone just did what he said, none of this would have happened, anyway.
It was brainwashing. Also what the fk is the writers making Miquella super incestuous. Its diagusting
Not supporting the thought of incest, but I think the writers of the plot made a universe wherein incest is non-existent and never taboo to the creatures of the Lands Between. Also, that every Empyreans, demi-gods and Numens treat everyone genderless hence the body Type A and B in the character select and majority of armors always look male. But do note that a form of race discrimination exists such as the case of the curse-born Omens, and hierarchy/loyalty is always depicted.
Never understood why Radahn’s halting of the stars was a mystery. It’s fairly straightforward - Radahn wanted to protect the Golden Order. Not from Miquella, but rather from Ranni. What happens the moment you kill Radahn? A star falls and opens the path to Nokron. The path Ranni needs to bring her age. An age devoid of gold and greater will. Surely Radahn wouldn’t want to play part in Miquella’s uprooting of the Golden Order either, however that doesn’t seem to be associated with a star. It might be - there are 4 stars that guide fate, and to the best of my knowledge we know of 3 of those - the blood star, the finger mother and the elden beast. Miquella might have a star of his own, however it doesn’t seem Radahn’s actions halt Miquella’s fate. Miquella’s problem with Radahn is how his dead soul is captive in his mindless body. That’s got nothing to do with the stars.
Radahn gay
So Miquella was a trans that manipulated the world into a miserable mess. Did they work for Disney?