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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\' confining the Rune of Death. She created it long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to be in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\' confining the Rune of Death. She created it long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to be in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a hint at this; gold is clearly the color of the Greater Will, radiating from everything touched by its influence. \\\"Unalloyed\\\" gold implies that it\\\'s such because it\\\'s pure in its Greater Will influence, with no taint from any outer gods (and, implicitly, the human prejudices that corrupt its faith).
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace. It fits together pretty well.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace. It fits together pretty well.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\' confining the Rune of Death. She created it long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to be in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\' confining the Rune of Death. She created it long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to be in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a hint at this; gold is clearly the color of the Greater Will, radiating from everything touched by its influence. \\\"Unalloyed\\\" gold implies that it\\\'s such because it\\\'s pure in its Greater Will influence, with no taint from any outer gods (and, implicitly, the human prejudices that corrupt its faith).
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\' confining the Rune of Death. She created it long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to be in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\' confining the Rune of Death. She created it long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to be in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a hint at this; gold is clearly the color of the Greater Will, radiating from everything touched by its influence. \\\"Unalloyed\\\" gold implies that it\\\'s such because it\\\'s pure in its Greater Will influence, with no influence from any outer gods (and, implicitly, the human prejudices that taint its faith).
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\' confining the Rune of Death. She created it long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to directly in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\' confining the Rune of Death. She created it long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to be in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a hint at this; gold is clearly the color of the Greater Will. The order is \\\"unalloyed\\\" because it\\\'s pure in its Greater Will devotion, with no influence from any outer gods (and, implicitly, the human prejudices that taint its faith).
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\', having been created long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to directly in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\' confining the Rune of Death. She created it long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to directly in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a hint at this; gold is clearly the color of the Greater Will. The order is \\\"unalloyed\\\" because it\\\'s pure in its Greater Will devotion, with no influence from any outer gods (and, implicitly, the human prejudices that taint its faith).
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\', having been created long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to directly in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\', having been created long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to directly in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a hint at this; gold is clearly the color of the Greater Will. The order is \\\"unalloyed\\\" because it\\\'s pure in its Greater Will devotion, with no influence from any outer gods (and, implicitly, the human prejudices that taint its faith).
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-Unalloyed Gold created by a Greater Will devotee having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\', and explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\', having been created long after the Greater Will established itself, and it is explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, cut content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. He was warding off the outer gods, but that seems to directly in keeping with his allegiance to the Greater Will, who is never once called an outer god. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a hint at this; gold is clearly the color of the Greater Will. The order is \\\"unalloyed\\\" because it\\\'s pure in its Greater Will devotion, with no influence from any outer gods (and, implicitly, the human prejudices that taint its faith).
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-It having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-It having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\'s text, Radagon was a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\', and explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon is a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\', and explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a very hint at this; gold is the color of the Greater Will. The order is \\\"unalloyed\\\" because it\\\'s pure Greater Will influence, with no influence from any outer gods.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-It having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-It having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\'s text, Radagon was a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\', and explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon was a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\', and explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a very hint at this; gold is the color of the Greater Will. The order is \\\"unalloyed\\\" because it\\\'s pure Greater Will influence, with no influence from any outer gods.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-It having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-It having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \'\'not\'\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, in 1.0\'s text, Radagon approved of the Haligtree). They\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \'\'Marika\'\', and explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. The name \
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-Unalloyed Gold is divergent from the current Golden Order, but quite explicitly \\\'\\\'not\\\'\\\' opposed to the Greater Will (as the soldiers guarding the Haligtree use Golden Order Fundamentalism incantations, and in 1.0\\\'s text, Radagon was a sponsor of the Haligtree). They\\\'re two entirely different things. The Golden Order is a creation of \\\'\\\'Marika\\\'\\\', and explicitly founded under the idea that she is the One True God. Also, for what it matters, content makes it more or less explicit that Miquella\\\'s plan was to revise the Golden Order with the Elden Ring rather than to entirely dispense with the Greater Will. The name \\\"Unalloyed Gold\\\" is also a very hint at this; gold is the color of the Greater Will. The order is \\\"unalloyed\\\" because it\\\'s pure Greater Will influence, with no influence from any outer gods.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-It having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
For that matter, there\\\'s no evidence that the Golden Order and Haligtree are even hostile to one another. Morgott and Malenia never fought each other and the regime in Leyndell apparently took no effort to stop the tree from being grown (as a fully functional state it\\\'d have to long predate the Shattering). They seem to coexist without incident.
-It having a connection to Placidusax\\\'s Chamber is just more evidence that there\\\'s no dragon god, because Placidusax himself was an Elden Lord with the Elden Ring emblazoned all over his palace.
From what I can see the idea that a separate dragon god exists is based entirely on the supposition that Placidusax\\\'s fled god was an outer god rather than just another Empyrean.
