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* How does going up and elevator take you to a castle sinking into lava?
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* How does going up and elevator take you to a castle sinking into lava?lava?
** Drangleic is an EldritchLocation. The only route into the region that we know of is throwing yourself into a whirlpool and ending up in a strange cavern of lush plants. It is very likely that you're not moving from place to place in any normal sense but shifting between time and space due to the reality and time-warping effects of the Throne of Want and the dying of the First Flame.
** Drangleic is an EldritchLocation. The only route into the region that we know of is throwing yourself into a whirlpool and ending up in a strange cavern of lush plants. It is very likely that you're not moving from place to place in any normal sense but shifting between time and space due to the reality and time-warping effects of the Throne of Want and the dying of the First Flame.
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** Considering that it's implied to be what gave Vendrick the power to make and control the Golems, it seems to be some kind of genetic blueprint for the Giants as a race. If the Giant Lord is meant to be the Ultimate Giant like how Vendrick is the ultimate human, it makes sense that he would be the boss to carry it.
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** Considering that it's implied to be what gave Vendrick the power to make and control the Golems, it seems to be some kind of genetic blueprint for the Giants as a race. If the Giant Lord is meant to be the Ultimate Giant like how Vendrick is the ultimate human, it makes sense that he would be the boss to carry it.it.
*How does going up and elevator take you to a castle sinking into lava?
*How does going up and elevator take you to a castle sinking into lava?
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* What exactly IS the Giant's Kinship anyway? It's the last thing needed to get to the Throne of Want, but it doesn't actually explain what it is, what it does or why it's so important. All the text description tells you is some flowery prose about basically how being a king makes you see what you want to see (I think, it still doesn't make sense to me). Can anyone possibly explain it to me?
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* What exactly IS the Giant's Kinship anyway? It's the last thing needed to get to the Throne of Want, but it doesn't actually explain what it is, what it does or why it's so important. All the text description tells you is some flowery prose about basically how being a king makes you see what you want to see (I think, it still doesn't make sense to me). Can anyone possibly explain it to me?me?
** Considering that it's implied to be what gave Vendrick the power to make and control the Golems, it seems to be some kind of genetic blueprint for the Giants as a race. If the Giant Lord is meant to be the Ultimate Giant like how Vendrick is the ultimate human, it makes sense that he would be the boss to carry it.
** Considering that it's implied to be what gave Vendrick the power to make and control the Golems, it seems to be some kind of genetic blueprint for the Giants as a race. If the Giant Lord is meant to be the Ultimate Giant like how Vendrick is the ultimate human, it makes sense that he would be the boss to carry it.
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** Dragons possess souls. You can collect them when you kill any of the dragons encountered in the game. They don't have a distinct soul associated with that dragon, but they nonetheless possess souls that can be collected. Also keep in mind that Seath was bequeathed a part of the Lord Soul by Gwyn, and thus the Old Paledrake Soul may have been that, which was passed down through the cycles. The Great Souls are each implied to be the parts of the Lord Soul.
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** Dragons possess souls. You can collect them when you kill any of the dragons encountered in the game. They don't have a distinct soul associated with that dragon, but they nonetheless possess souls that can be collected. Also keep in mind that Seath was bequeathed a part of the Lord Soul by Gwyn, and thus the Old Paledrake Soul may have been that, which was passed down through the cycles. The Great Souls are each implied to be the parts of the Lord Soul.Soul.
* What exactly IS the Giant's Kinship anyway? It's the last thing needed to get to the Throne of Want, but it doesn't actually explain what it is, what it does or why it's so important. All the text description tells you is some flowery prose about basically how being a king makes you see what you want to see (I think, it still doesn't make sense to me). Can anyone possibly explain it to me?
* What exactly IS the Giant's Kinship anyway? It's the last thing needed to get to the Throne of Want, but it doesn't actually explain what it is, what it does or why it's so important. All the text description tells you is some flowery prose about basically how being a king makes you see what you want to see (I think, it still doesn't make sense to me). Can anyone possibly explain it to me?
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* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seath's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seath was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seath was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seath having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous?
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* Dukes Duke's Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seath's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seath was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due souls (due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seath was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seath having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous?
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** From what I can tell, it's a bonfire enhanced by the presence of the Great Soul who inhabits the area nearby. They may be something specific to this version of the Age of Fire, created by the beings who live din those areas.
* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous?
* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous?
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** From what I can tell, it's a bonfire enhanced by the presence of the Great Soul who inhabits the area nearby. They may be something specific to this version of the Age of Fire, created by the beings who live din lived in those areas.
* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as havingSeethe's Seath's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe Seath was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe Seath was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe Seath having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous?
* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having
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** Dragons possess souls. You can collect them when you kill any of the dragons encountered in the game.
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** Dragons possess souls. You can collect them when you kill any of the dragons encountered in the game. They don't have a distinct soul associated with that dragon, but they nonetheless possess souls that can be collected. Also keep in mind that Seath was bequeathed a part of the Lord Soul by Gwyn, and thus the Old Paledrake Soul may have been that, which was passed down through the cycles. The Great Souls are each implied to be the parts of the Lord Soul.
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* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous? It seems the designers once again wanted to do 4 big bosses like in Dark Souls, forgetting there were only 3 Lords to begin with and 2 of the Boss Souls were part of Gwyns Soul.
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* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous? It seems the designers once again wanted to do 4 big bosses like in Dark Souls, forgetting there were only 3 Lords to begin with and 2 monstrous?
** Dragons possess souls. You can collect them when you kill any of theBoss Souls were part of Gwyns Soul.dragons encountered in the game.
** Dragons possess souls. You can collect them when you kill any of the
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* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous? It seems the designers once again wanted to do 4 big bosses like in Dark Souls, forgetting there were only 3 Lords to begin with and 2 of the Boss Souls were part of Gwyns Soul.
** Seath... Seath... It's called Seath the scaless, not Seethe, were you got that? "I'm here to slay you, seethe" "Seethe? It's Seath. What kind of name it's Seethe?"
** Seath... Seath... It's called Seath the scaless, not Seethe, were you got that? "I'm here to slay you, seethe" "Seethe? It's Seath. What kind of name it's Seethe?"
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** From what I can tell, it's a bonfire enhanced by the presence of the Great Soul who inhabits the area nearby. They may be something specific to this version of the Age of Fire, created by the beings who live din those areas.
* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous? It seems the designers once again wanted to do 4 big bosses like in Dark Souls, forgetting there were only 3 Lords to begin with and 2 of the Boss Souls were part of GwynsSoul.
** Seath... Seath... It's called Seath the scaless, not Seethe, were you got that? "I'm here to slay you, seethe" "Seethe? It's Seath. What kind of name it's Seethe?"Soul.
* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous? It seems the designers once again wanted to do 4 big bosses like in Dark Souls, forgetting there were only 3 Lords to begin with and 2 of the Boss Souls were part of Gwyns
** Seath... Seath... It's called Seath the scaless, not Seethe, were you got that? "I'm here to slay you, seethe" "Seethe? It's Seath. What kind of name it's Seethe?"
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* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous? It seems the designers once again wanted to do 4 big bosses like in Dark Souls, forgetting there were only 3 Lords to begin with and 2 of the Boss Souls were part of Gwyns Soul.
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* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous? It seems the designers once again wanted to do 4 big bosses like in Dark Souls, forgetting there were only 3 Lords to begin with and 2 of the Boss Souls were part of Gwyns Soul.Soul.
**Seath... Seath... It's called Seath the scaless, not Seethe, were you got that? "I'm here to slay you, seethe" "Seethe? It's Seath. What kind of name it's Seethe?"
**Seath... Seath... It's called Seath the scaless, not Seethe, were you got that? "I'm here to slay you, seethe" "Seethe? It's Seath. What kind of name it's Seethe?"
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* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous?
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* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous?monstrous? It seems the designers once again wanted to do 4 big bosses like in Dark Souls, forgetting there were only 3 Lords to begin with and 2 of the Boss Souls were part of Gwyns Soul.
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* What exactly are the primal bonfires? There's no lore at all as far as this troper can discover and apparently no mention in the other games either. It appears to be purely a game mechanic to quickly return to Majula after beating one of the great souls holders.
* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous?
* Dukes Dear Freya is mentioned as having Seethe's Soul, or at least part of it. As important as Seethe was to the plot of Dark Souls, it's implied Dragons don't have souls(due to predating the first flame) and the one recovered from Seethe was part of Gwyn's Soul that was bequeathed upon him. So what gives with suddenly Seethe having a soul, apparently capable of mutating a spider into something monstrous?
