Elden Ring's Hidden Lore Of The Blind Swordsman

The Blind Swordsman was born and raised in a clan or band of steppe nomads. Instead of focusing on the arts of archery or horsemanship like his fellow nomads, he dedicated himself to mastering the way of the sword, crafting a defensive martial art that used dance-like movements to distract the eyes of the sighted, keen hearing to block enemy attacks, and a honed sense of touch to unleash lethal counter-stri

These bosses can be fairly aggressive, sometimes chaining devastating moves into more devastating moves, trading back and forth, and offering you very little time to breathe. Having a Spirit Ash to pull some heat off of you during this fight can be invaluable – even if it’s just for a few extra moments to drink a Crimson or Cerulean Fl

Wandering far beyond his homeland, the Blind Swordsman came to the Lands Between, which was being threatened by a terrifying incarnation of the Scarlet Rot. A mysterious fairy - possibly a spirit of Elden Ring 's underground Ainsel or Siofra River - blessed the Blind Swordsman and gave him sword patterned after flowing water (there are parallels here between this mysterious fairy and the Lady of the Lake from Arthurian myth). With this sword in hand, the Blind Swordsman defeated the god, then cast its avatar into the flowing waters of the Ainsel River. Trapped in the antithesis of stagnation, the avatar was swept downstream to the river's deepest terminus, left to fester in what would be known as the Lake of

After his triumphant victory, but before the main backstory events of Elden Ring , the Blind Swordsman somehow crossed paths with the young Malenia, a Demigod of the Elden Ring __ born decaying, an Empyrean with the potential to bloom into a virulent Goddess of Rot itself. The Blind Swordsman might have been tempted to slay this ailing Demigod before she could become the new incarnation of his old foe. Instead, he became Malenia's mentor, teaching her his flowing, dance-like style of swordplay. In time, Malenia would make this style of sword-fighting her own, crafting the infamous Waterfowl Dance technique that has rendered so many **Elden Ring ** players apoplectic with r

Whether this wall was just a bug or a joke by Miyazaki, it's interesting to see how it had to be destroyed manually. There weren't too big of secrets behind them; the only main interesting aspect was the nearly unbeatable Snake Snails in the paths behind the wall that would follow you into non-hostile ar

Elden Ring 's bosses are notoriously tough, but much of the difficulty can be mitigated through the use of the game's various spirit ash summons. They aren't all equally useful, but, found in the subterranean Nokron, Eternal City, the Mimic Tear spirit ash summons borderline broken, sometimes capable of taking out bosses all on its

The world of Elden Ring is full of people and creatures whose destiny is out of their hands. The world has become a playground for the gods and higher powers, creating miserable lives for the people in the Lands Between. With each other ending, your character steps in to help make decisions for the people to try and save them, but even those endings have a new higher power controlling the world. In the Age of The Stars ending, players help Ranni break the structure of the world and ascend to godhood with you at her s

However, of course, these simply could've been assets to make the game appear more full and less empty, or even possibly act as landmarks. But, with them not making the final cut of the game, it seems we'll never know what it could've all me

There's a lot that's unknown about why giant heads, with seemingly hot lava coursing through them, were placed within the world. Only seen during the Closed Network Test, these giant heads certainly bring out a lot of questions --- making us curious about the lore and significance behind these statues (or peop

The long, drooping sleeves and hems of the Blue Cloth Set's chest piece bears a close resemblance to the traditional garb of Mongols and other historic societies of the Eurasian Steppes - long-hemmed coats designed to cover a rider's legs on horseback and shield them from the cold winds of the plains. In all likelihood, the Blue Cloth Outfit is the outfit of a literal nomad - someone who was raised in a clan or culture that tended grass-eating livestock like horse or sheep, migrating across steppes and tundras to find fresh grazing grounds for their herds (and a good choice for historic horse archer Elden Ring cosplays ). In a society like this, stillness and stagnation would indeed lead to de

Hidden inside the code of elden ring news Ring, there is a string of text within the Divine Tower of Limegrave map that hints there was a boss fight intended to be at the top of the Divine Tower. More specifically, it suggests that this boss would've been a Crucible Knight; however, since the name ID was set to 0, we're unable to know the boss' n

Elden Ring is full of dank dungeons and dusty catacombs, but the Minor Erdtree Catacombs also happens to have a bit of a Scarlet Rot infestation . Navigating this dungeon can be tricky, dodging Imps, skeletal slimes, and staving off the ever-deadly Scarlet