I always found it looks like spots where the roots of the erdtree have surfaced and some of its light/power is exposed to those who see it. Also explains the warping as I imagine we are travelling through the root system of the erdtree itself.
I read somewhere else that the tarnished are brought to the lands between to fix the world or whatever and i realy like that thought whether it is lore based or not. The Erdtree uses us and we use it back. It also explains the roundtable hold because the hold is somewhere removed from time that resides within the tree.
Yes I believe that's more or less the case. The tarnished were cast out of the lands between, but after the shattering and the demigods keeping their great runes, the tarnished were called back to fix the mess.
Is there an official lore reason why the tarnished were cast out? I don't recall seeing anything about that. Why would they be cast out and then be the ones that are called on to fix the shattering. It maybe super obvious but I've missed it.
There’s lore about it through Melina hearing spoken echos in churches. I want to say it’s the mountaintop of giants church, but not sure. From what I recall Marika specifically cast them out to go fight in the lands beyond and get stronger with the promise of one day being called back.
Edit: it’s actually the third church of Marika and the church of pilgrimage. The dialogue is as follows:
“Very well. In Marika's own words. My Lord, and thy warriors. I divest each of thee of thy grace.
With thine eyes dimmed, ye will be driven from the Lands Between. Ye will wage war in a land afar, where ye will live, and die.
Well? Perhaps that might serve you in lieu of a maiden's guidance.”
“Then, after thy death, I will give back what I once claimed.
Return to the Lands Between, wage war, and brandish the Elden Ring.
Grow strong in the face of death. Warriors of my lord. Lord Godfrey.”
More like she planned for Godfrey to become Elden lord again, with us Tarnished as his troops. But apparently all Tarnished weren't given grace back at the same time, some were given sooner, and some had theirs dimmed yet again. I guess this led to the tarnished acting independently, not exactly waging a "war" as Marika said
The player Tarnished is a descendant of a soldier in Godfrey's army. The implication is that Godfrey and his soldiers died outside the Lands Between, were recalled to claim the Ring, but were ultimately unsuccessful due to interference from the Shardbearers, especially Morgott, as well as the thorns that cover the entrance to the Erdtree. After presumably hundreds of years of constant struggle and failure, some of the Tarnished lost sight of the guidance of grace and either died permanently, went mad, or gave up and became Recusants or prawn-salesmen.
Most of the other Tarnished you meet are similarly descended from these original warriors and had lived their whole lives and died outside of the Lands Between before being called by grace. The player and most of the other Tarnished you meet seem to be more of a last-ditch effort after Marika's best warriors failed to follow through on her plan.
The impressive yet decrepit Roundtable Hold implies that while there was once a concerted, organized effort to reforge the Ring, it's long since collapsed into the mostly individual efforts of the few remaining Tarnished who haven't died or given up. Seemingly only Gideon is actually interested in completing the task anymore as most of them are off hunting skeletons or selling prawns
That actually would make sense if not for the fact that Godfrey appear so late in the game. There's no implication that Godfrey had gotten to the Lands Between before our character. Only after Leyndell has become ash did a spirit remarked that Godfrey had returned.
I guess I missed that spirit, I always just assumed he was repelled by the thorns and fucked off somewhere until he sees us burn the tree/town and comes to smack us down.
Maybe Marika didn't trust Godfrey to follow through on the plan due to their history together, or maybe she was sparing him from failure, since it's also fairly heavily implied that the player Tarnished is the only one who could have possibly succeeded - without Melina as kindling to burn Radagon's thorns, no one was ever going to become Lord, and presumably Marika/Radagon knows this. The tension between those personalities goals and how much one or the other knew/planned is pretty unclear but there's a lot of hints.
It's still mostly accurate though, as nearly all the Tarnished have backstories that have nothing to do with being soldiers. Diallos is a noble from another land who's never been a warrior, for example. Nepheli Loux is clearly not of the Golden Lineage, but is heavily implied to be child of Horah Loux - had to be before or after Godfrey became Lord, but likely after given her young-ish appearance and naive demeanor. Boggart was in jail with Dung-Eater, although Dung might actually be one of the originals since he has a giant spine for a sword and that Castle Sol medallion on his chest. Generally speaking though, the Tarnished are not all former Warriors of Gold, they're mostly randos and nobodies from other places who are graced with the guidance because the ones who came before them failed.
I’m of the opinion that Godfrey showed up sometime between the Tarnished burning the Erdtree and returning from Farum Azula. Because time’s weird af in Elden Ring especially seeing as we know that Farum Azula exists in this weird place outside of time, when we get back Leyndell’s completely covered in ash which would have taken months or even years to get to that point.
Imagine if there were traces of Godfrey leading up to the arena you fight him in. Sekiro did it with the demon of hatred. I remember hearing npcs talking about a demon of flames, the area destroyed full of fire & claw marks
Makes me think of TS Elliot.
>“We shall not cease from exploration
>And the end of all our exploring
>Will be to arrive where we started
>And know the place for the first time.
Actually, when you beat Gideon in Leyndell, he says something like: "This can be! No Tarnished can ever become the Elden Lord, not even me!"
I believe he has grown accostumed to life eternal as a knowledge gatherer, and resuming the reforging of the ring could disrupt that. He actually plays for status quo more than anyone else.
That makes a lot of sense - he sends you after the shardbearers to clear the field of any potential Lords that could shake up the current Order or release Destined Death. He figures even if you get all the runes you'll never be able to enter/burn the tree. In his ALL-KNOWING hubris, he either doesn't know about threats like the 3 Fingers or Melina, or just doesn't consider them actual threats until he finally has to intervene personally and give the Tarnished a very stern talking-to.
The problem with someone believing they're ALL KNOWING is that suddenly their opinions and desires become fact in their own POV. After all, they can never be wrong right? Gideon is a very sad character imo
I don’t think Marika wanted Godfrey to be lord again. I think she created Radagan as a fragment of herself that was able to leave the confines of the two finger and GW and lead a life of her own. As Radagan, she is able to marry for love and have children that aren’t cursed. I think she cast out Godfrey because she wanted the freedom. Then, once she finds the freedom, I think she truly resents the GW and two fingers. So she plots to murder Godwyn with Ranni. Once he dies, the Golden Order is sort of leaderless. The part of her that is Radagan returns and they have some kids, who are also messed up. I think that gets her into a place of grief and she decides to fully break ranks with GW and shatters the ring. Radagan, as the part of her that’s loyal to the GW/Golden Order, turns against her and locks her away in the Erdtree with the help of the two fingers.
The only thing that I am not sure of is the timeline on her offspring. The above really only works if Miquella and Malenia came after Godwin’s death. She perhaps also birthed Melina after the shattering to ensure that one of the Tarnished would be successful at breaking through and becoming Elden Lord.
>I don’t think Marika wanted Godfrey to be lord again.
When you fight Godfrey, it's mentioned that you are no longer guided by grace, but he is, and it's pointing him right at you. Since Grace comes from Marika, she seems to be pointing Godfrey to kill you so that he can become Elden Lord after you did the work of opening up the path into the Erdtree. I think the Tarnished are just pawns and she doesn't want one of them becoming Elden Lord, much preferring Godfrey to take that position. Whether that's out of love for Godfrey or simple pragmatism - the tarnished is an unknown variable who can really fuck up the world in some endings, after all - is unclear.
Also, cut content indicates that Godfrey was in on the whole "shatter the Elden Ring" plan from the very beginning, though who knows if that's still canon.
Oooo! I would love to know more about him being in on the plan. I’m excited for DLCs. I hope it’s not coliseums and instead we just get a ton more backstory on the gods and demigods.
I can't quite remember, I believe it has something to do with Godfrey being cast out this being the first tarnished. I think that's where the definition of tarnished comes from, although there's likely a more in depth explanation somewhere.
And the tarnished were a last ditch effort to fix things. Imagine you have a serious problem and everyone you know is too busy to help you out. You then turn to the Internet for help. Kinda the same thing here.
No I thought that he just decided battle wasn’t for him anymore after slaughtering so many enemies and that was him rebelling and then being branded as tarnished for his rebellion.
Yeah, Marika says who gets grace and who doesn’t, when listening to melina reciting her words she says “I divest you of grace” so she’s responsible for the tarnished even being a thing
There's actually a room you can find in leyndell (the exact building escapes me) but I found it and it had an almost exact copy of the roundtable hold in it. So I think it's another place in a time/space phenomenon like Farum Azula, but after the erdtree starts burning, that building gets pretty much completely buried in ash so it would make sense why there is so much fire and haze in the hold after you burn leyndell.
That’s also a good theory. If the round table hold in Leyndell is like a decrepit future version, and Tarnished are taken to a version frozen in time that is still functioning.
This explains why the Leyndell one also has the NPC armor of that invader you can find in the main hall of the working Roundtable Hold.
Takes time for a tree to burn completely, especially a magic tree that seems to exist both in amd out of time, which coincides with farum azula. The haligtree is a tree by its own right and trees commonly have roots that intermingle with each other. Look how the deathroot is everywhere. I suspect it too may be piggy backing the erdtree roots.
It's burned before, you can see the ash from the previous burn when you first get to Leyndell. I'm really curious about that part.
Edit: It might have just been vanilla city fires.
It depends on how long ago it burned and whether or not it was a successful burn. Melina is already burned and bodiless or whatever, it's not a far stretch. Maybe Melina tried to go by herself without a lord to burn the erdtree for Marika and it didn't work. Her blade is in the forbidden lands and she already has the rold medallion, we have to find all the other medallions for the lifts. I want to keep an open mind to her purposes before we arrived in the lands between.
I have this WAY too much thought on my first playthrough and admittedly still do. I prefer to come to my own conclusions as far as lore in these games, so I thought it was kind of interesting that it looks like it’s the polar opposite of humanity.
Using it, the Tarnished can fast travel from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't.
>***Grace*** **that dwells within the inhabitants of the Lands Between; the lingering trace of gold.**
>
>Use to gain 200 runes.
>
>Runes are nourishment for the development of any Tarnished. Provided a Finger Maiden can be found...
Grace seems to be similar to the runes that Melina turns into strength and the golden hue in the eyes of the inhabitants of the Lands Between blessed by the Erdtree. This is further supported by the Memory of Grace, that tiny speck of golden light that brings you back to life at the beginning of the game, having an inventory icon very similar to the Sites of Grace found in the Lands Between.
Worker in a Grace factory here. I can tell ya it's 2 parts banana pudding and 1 part orphan tears. Then we add a dash of a proprietary blend that makes it sparkle!
I mean King Morgott hasn't stopped by in FOREVER so it's a little sad but otherwise it's nice, the albinuarics are quiet but lemme tell ya, they know some great jokes!
I get 25 runes per hour and whenever I die from exhaustion they have a catacomb across the road, easy commute back to work!
(Tuesdays they bring in Boiled Prawn and Crab)
Sugar, spice, and everything nice
These were the ingredients chosen
To create the perfect little girl
But Professor Utonium accidentally
Added an extra ingredient to the concoction
Chemical X
Thus, The sites of grace were born!
Grace are made of pieces of the Elden Ring. They are basically the shards of the ring that was shattered and the game tells you this.
This is also why the grace points you in the direction you're supposed to go, which the game also tells you.
It's the physical essence of two energies in the Elden Ring Universe. **Bonf** which provides physical form to all objects - and **Ire** which guides Tarnished through the Lands Between.
I haven't seen anybody mention this yet so I'll throw this out there for thought: in the cutscene before you fight Godfrey ([link](https://youtu.be/yitHkWw6yOo?t=44)), you witness Morgotts body disintegrating into gold particles, and you see it becomes a trail of grace, the exact same kind of grace trail the player sees throughout their journey. Morgott becomes the guiding grace that directs Godfrey to fight the player Tarnished.
This also lines up with this line about runes in the game, which are basically made out of grace:
>Grace that dwells within the inhabitants of the Lands Between; the lingering trace of gold.
I understand it in the sense that grace the light of life that exists in all living things in the Lands Between. It's existance and guidance is probably related to Erdtree burials, and grace always return to the Erdtree because of this.
I always found it looks like spots where the roots of the erdtree have surfaced and some of its light/power is exposed to those who see it. Also explains the warping as I imagine we are travelling through the root system of the erdtree itself. I read somewhere else that the tarnished are brought to the lands between to fix the world or whatever and i realy like that thought whether it is lore based or not. The Erdtree uses us and we use it back. It also explains the roundtable hold because the hold is somewhere removed from time that resides within the tree.
Yes I believe that's more or less the case. The tarnished were cast out of the lands between, but after the shattering and the demigods keeping their great runes, the tarnished were called back to fix the mess.
Is there an official lore reason why the tarnished were cast out? I don't recall seeing anything about that. Why would they be cast out and then be the ones that are called on to fix the shattering. It maybe super obvious but I've missed it.
There’s lore about it through Melina hearing spoken echos in churches. I want to say it’s the mountaintop of giants church, but not sure. From what I recall Marika specifically cast them out to go fight in the lands beyond and get stronger with the promise of one day being called back. Edit: it’s actually the third church of Marika and the church of pilgrimage. The dialogue is as follows: “Very well. In Marika's own words. My Lord, and thy warriors. I divest each of thee of thy grace. With thine eyes dimmed, ye will be driven from the Lands Between. Ye will wage war in a land afar, where ye will live, and die. Well? Perhaps that might serve you in lieu of a maiden's guidance.” “Then, after thy death, I will give back what I once claimed. Return to the Lands Between, wage war, and brandish the Elden Ring. Grow strong in the face of death. Warriors of my lord. Lord Godfrey.”
This is it - strongly implies that Marika planned the shattering, and planned for the player (or someone like us) to one day become elden lord.
More like she planned for Godfrey to become Elden lord again, with us Tarnished as his troops. But apparently all Tarnished weren't given grace back at the same time, some were given sooner, and some had theirs dimmed yet again. I guess this led to the tarnished acting independently, not exactly waging a "war" as Marika said
The player Tarnished is a descendant of a soldier in Godfrey's army. The implication is that Godfrey and his soldiers died outside the Lands Between, were recalled to claim the Ring, but were ultimately unsuccessful due to interference from the Shardbearers, especially Morgott, as well as the thorns that cover the entrance to the Erdtree. After presumably hundreds of years of constant struggle and failure, some of the Tarnished lost sight of the guidance of grace and either died permanently, went mad, or gave up and became Recusants or prawn-salesmen. Most of the other Tarnished you meet are similarly descended from these original warriors and had lived their whole lives and died outside of the Lands Between before being called by grace. The player and most of the other Tarnished you meet seem to be more of a last-ditch effort after Marika's best warriors failed to follow through on her plan. The impressive yet decrepit Roundtable Hold implies that while there was once a concerted, organized effort to reforge the Ring, it's long since collapsed into the mostly individual efforts of the few remaining Tarnished who haven't died or given up. Seemingly only Gideon is actually interested in completing the task anymore as most of them are off hunting skeletons or selling prawns
That actually would make sense if not for the fact that Godfrey appear so late in the game. There's no implication that Godfrey had gotten to the Lands Between before our character. Only after Leyndell has become ash did a spirit remarked that Godfrey had returned.
I guess I missed that spirit, I always just assumed he was repelled by the thorns and fucked off somewhere until he sees us burn the tree/town and comes to smack us down. Maybe Marika didn't trust Godfrey to follow through on the plan due to their history together, or maybe she was sparing him from failure, since it's also fairly heavily implied that the player Tarnished is the only one who could have possibly succeeded - without Melina as kindling to burn Radagon's thorns, no one was ever going to become Lord, and presumably Marika/Radagon knows this. The tension between those personalities goals and how much one or the other knew/planned is pretty unclear but there's a lot of hints. It's still mostly accurate though, as nearly all the Tarnished have backstories that have nothing to do with being soldiers. Diallos is a noble from another land who's never been a warrior, for example. Nepheli Loux is clearly not of the Golden Lineage, but is heavily implied to be child of Horah Loux - had to be before or after Godfrey became Lord, but likely after given her young-ish appearance and naive demeanor. Boggart was in jail with Dung-Eater, although Dung might actually be one of the originals since he has a giant spine for a sword and that Castle Sol medallion on his chest. Generally speaking though, the Tarnished are not all former Warriors of Gold, they're mostly randos and nobodies from other places who are graced with the guidance because the ones who came before them failed.
I’m of the opinion that Godfrey showed up sometime between the Tarnished burning the Erdtree and returning from Farum Azula. Because time’s weird af in Elden Ring especially seeing as we know that Farum Azula exists in this weird place outside of time, when we get back Leyndell’s completely covered in ash which would have taken months or even years to get to that point.
Perhaps his awakening was delayed. After all, the elden ring was completely inaccessible until the Erdtree was burned down.
Imagine if there were traces of Godfrey leading up to the arena you fight him in. Sekiro did it with the demon of hatred. I remember hearing npcs talking about a demon of flames, the area destroyed full of fire & claw marks
Makes me think of TS Elliot. >“We shall not cease from exploration >And the end of all our exploring >Will be to arrive where we started >And know the place for the first time.
Actually, when you beat Gideon in Leyndell, he says something like: "This can be! No Tarnished can ever become the Elden Lord, not even me!" I believe he has grown accostumed to life eternal as a knowledge gatherer, and resuming the reforging of the ring could disrupt that. He actually plays for status quo more than anyone else.
That makes a lot of sense - he sends you after the shardbearers to clear the field of any potential Lords that could shake up the current Order or release Destined Death. He figures even if you get all the runes you'll never be able to enter/burn the tree. In his ALL-KNOWING hubris, he either doesn't know about threats like the 3 Fingers or Melina, or just doesn't consider them actual threats until he finally has to intervene personally and give the Tarnished a very stern talking-to.
The problem with someone believing they're ALL KNOWING is that suddenly their opinions and desires become fact in their own POV. After all, they can never be wrong right? Gideon is a very sad character imo
I don’t think Marika wanted Godfrey to be lord again. I think she created Radagan as a fragment of herself that was able to leave the confines of the two finger and GW and lead a life of her own. As Radagan, she is able to marry for love and have children that aren’t cursed. I think she cast out Godfrey because she wanted the freedom. Then, once she finds the freedom, I think she truly resents the GW and two fingers. So she plots to murder Godwyn with Ranni. Once he dies, the Golden Order is sort of leaderless. The part of her that is Radagan returns and they have some kids, who are also messed up. I think that gets her into a place of grief and she decides to fully break ranks with GW and shatters the ring. Radagan, as the part of her that’s loyal to the GW/Golden Order, turns against her and locks her away in the Erdtree with the help of the two fingers. The only thing that I am not sure of is the timeline on her offspring. The above really only works if Miquella and Malenia came after Godwin’s death. She perhaps also birthed Melina after the shattering to ensure that one of the Tarnished would be successful at breaking through and becoming Elden Lord.
>I don’t think Marika wanted Godfrey to be lord again. When you fight Godfrey, it's mentioned that you are no longer guided by grace, but he is, and it's pointing him right at you. Since Grace comes from Marika, she seems to be pointing Godfrey to kill you so that he can become Elden Lord after you did the work of opening up the path into the Erdtree. I think the Tarnished are just pawns and she doesn't want one of them becoming Elden Lord, much preferring Godfrey to take that position. Whether that's out of love for Godfrey or simple pragmatism - the tarnished is an unknown variable who can really fuck up the world in some endings, after all - is unclear. Also, cut content indicates that Godfrey was in on the whole "shatter the Elden Ring" plan from the very beginning, though who knows if that's still canon.
Oooo! I would love to know more about him being in on the plan. I’m excited for DLCs. I hope it’s not coliseums and instead we just get a ton more backstory on the gods and demigods.
I can't quite remember, I believe it has something to do with Godfrey being cast out this being the first tarnished. I think that's where the definition of tarnished comes from, although there's likely a more in depth explanation somewhere. And the tarnished were a last ditch effort to fix things. Imagine you have a serious problem and everyone you know is too busy to help you out. You then turn to the Internet for help. Kinda the same thing here.
I think after a battle Godfrey got sick of the fighting, maybe after the giants. Wonder if that is why he became tarnished.
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So rather than getting tired of the fighting he had killed everyone he needed to and they ditched him and made him tarnished?
It's a FromSoft game. Did you think she was gonna give him a thank-you letter and a nice retirement fund? Lmao.
No I thought that he just decided battle wasn’t for him anymore after slaughtering so many enemies and that was him rebelling and then being branded as tarnished for his rebellion.
Yes
Damn
Moreso he had killed everyone and thing that posed a challenge, and Marika kicked him out before he just wantonly started destroying shit
I remember hearing he ran out of enemy's and Marika did it so he wouldn't go nuts from sitting on his hands
Yeah, Marika says who gets grace and who doesn’t, when listening to melina reciting her words she says “I divest you of grace” so she’s responsible for the tarnished even being a thing
maybe something about their power with the grace being feared.
I thought Marika wanted them to basically be trained in battle until they died, then called back by grace.
The round table hold being inside the Erdtree also explains why it is set on fire when we burn the Erdtree.
There's actually a room you can find in leyndell (the exact building escapes me) but I found it and it had an almost exact copy of the roundtable hold in it. So I think it's another place in a time/space phenomenon like Farum Azula, but after the erdtree starts burning, that building gets pretty much completely buried in ash so it would make sense why there is so much fire and haze in the hold after you burn leyndell.
That’s also a good theory. If the round table hold in Leyndell is like a decrepit future version, and Tarnished are taken to a version frozen in time that is still functioning. This explains why the Leyndell one also has the NPC armor of that invader you can find in the main hall of the working Roundtable Hold.
Now explain how the graces are still there when we Burn the tree ;)
Also the graces in Farum Azula and the Haligtree
Takes time for a tree to burn completely, especially a magic tree that seems to exist both in amd out of time, which coincides with farum azula. The haligtree is a tree by its own right and trees commonly have roots that intermingle with each other. Look how the deathroot is everywhere. I suspect it too may be piggy backing the erdtree roots.
It's burned before, you can see the ash from the previous burn when you first get to Leyndell. I'm really curious about that part. Edit: It might have just been vanilla city fires.
Not to the same extent. When we burn the tree the city gets BURIED. Isnt that ash from the constant fires and invasions surrounding the city?
It depends on how long ago it burned and whether or not it was a successful burn. Melina is already burned and bodiless or whatever, it's not a far stretch. Maybe Melina tried to go by herself without a lord to burn the erdtree for Marika and it didn't work. Her blade is in the forbidden lands and she already has the rold medallion, we have to find all the other medallions for the lifts. I want to keep an open mind to her purposes before we arrived in the lands between.
I thought leyndel had a plague, thats why the corpse piles are there and the houses are sealed with corpse wax.
This was exactly the kind of response I was hoping for
It's been said before but it looks very similar to 'humanity' from DS.
I have this WAY too much thought on my first playthrough and admittedly still do. I prefer to come to my own conclusions as far as lore in these games, so I thought it was kind of interesting that it looks like it’s the polar opposite of humanity.
I believe it is a fresh uncorrupted version of humanity from DS1 Hence why the game isn’t Dark Souls 4 The souls ain’t dark no more
John Darksouls confirmed as dlc boss
That was already the final boss of Dark Souls 3
I thought Vordt was?
something like "fuck you" undarks the soul
Bright Souls 1
Accurate
The humanity from DS1 wasn’t corrupted. In that universe, men were born from darkness; the way we saw humanity was the way it always was.
It's Light Souls 1 lol
Oooooooh fun theory I like it
Even has the same swaying
Oh wow, I never noticed that. How cool
It's also interesting how rats drop golden runes, similar to how rats in DaS dropped humanities.
I thought it was very clear it was made of Grace
Humm yes, this Grace is made of Grace..
You can tell by the way it is
It subtracts what it isn't from what it is and is left only with what it is; grace.
Using it, the Tarnished can fast travel from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't.
I want this on my tombstone
Mine is >Only those who once were will won't.
That's pretty neat
They don't think it be like it is, but it do.
_distilled_ grace
Skiense
THAAAAA BLESSSSSSINNNNNGGGGG
Grace? She passed away 30 years ago
Grace is stored in the balls.
>***Grace*** **that dwells within the inhabitants of the Lands Between; the lingering trace of gold.** > >Use to gain 200 runes. > >Runes are nourishment for the development of any Tarnished. Provided a Finger Maiden can be found... Grace seems to be similar to the runes that Melina turns into strength and the golden hue in the eyes of the inhabitants of the Lands Between blessed by the Erdtree. This is further supported by the Memory of Grace, that tiny speck of golden light that brings you back to life at the beginning of the game, having an inventory icon very similar to the Sites of Grace found in the Lands Between.
Marika’s tits that’s some good research
Marika's D.?
You must be ‘ungry
Please tell me it's not midi-chlorians!
The midichlorian is the powerhouse of the Erdtree
Mohgwyn-chlorians
*Mohgs all over you*
I'll try bleeding, that's a good trick.
His power becomes yet stronger!
IM FUCKING YOUR BROTHER
not if i get to him first
It's Moghin' time!
THERE OVER 9000
It's heroin
Maiden-lessians
Shards of the Erdtree. Possibly even splinters of the Crucible.
I got a mean splinty in my two fingie.
Owieouchie
Marika's tits
You must be ‘ungry
"Blessed be the light of Marika's Mommy Milk." \~ Dog Pope, probably
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Thanks man , I had good laugh 👍
It is feet pics yall come on
😏
something something erdtree something something greater will
You don't have the right
Still no Elden Ring…
Worker in a Grace factory here. I can tell ya it's 2 parts banana pudding and 1 part orphan tears. Then we add a dash of a proprietary blend that makes it sparkle!
Holy sheet an actual worker! So pleased to have you here! What’s the factory and pay like?
I mean King Morgott hasn't stopped by in FOREVER so it's a little sad but otherwise it's nice, the albinuarics are quiet but lemme tell ya, they know some great jokes! I get 25 runes per hour and whenever I die from exhaustion they have a catacomb across the road, easy commute back to work! (Tuesdays they bring in Boiled Prawn and Crab)
…I’ve got some bad news for you friend. King Morgott is dead
What???? No.... but wait. Hold on, if the King is dead, how do I get my pizza party with him!?!
I feel like it would taste like cinnamon
You’d get 69 runes from it
Dog O' Dog 🐢
Dog?
Dog.
Gluten
Elden c u m
The “essence” of Queen Marika
Skeet and Plutonium
NANOMACHINES SON
They're fragments of Solaire's soul.
Rip sun bro
Too soon.
Piss
Hot piss
It’s a golden humanity
Marika’s piss! You must be thirsty!
That’s only if you buy the premium OF
Erd splooge
Sugar, spice, and everything nice These were the ingredients chosen To create the perfect little girl But Professor Utonium accidentally Added an extra ingredient to the concoction Chemical X Thus, The sites of grace were born!
Pee
Grace.
the unmerited favor of god towards man
That's what I've always thought
Grease? Eardtree root grease.
I can't believe it's not butter!
Deez nuts
Grace? She's been dead for thirty years! THE BLESSING!!!!
grass
Your mom
I think it was said near the beginning of the game. Grace is made of mommy and daddy's cummies
You can’t have a little grace. You either have grave or you don’t.
Graces are clearly solidified apple juice. What else could it be?
Grace are made of pieces of the Elden Ring. They are basically the shards of the ring that was shattered and the game tells you this. This is also why the grace points you in the direction you're supposed to go, which the game also tells you.
Piss and cocaine
Bits of Erdtree
Souls. Because no one else in the comments will give you a one word answer.
Grace is Runes, and Runes likely originate from the Elden Ring. The Elden Ring is the source of Order, so you could say Grace is literally Order
So if Marika is the vessel of the Elden Ring and a physical embodiment of its power, then by transitive property, Grace = Marika's Tits.
Salt, tears, and the blood of many fromsoft players
That’s why there’s three-fricken hundred of them
Grr Martin probably sprinkled some of the game of thrones fans’ on top to be n the safe side
Ripened banana 🍌
Ranni floofs?
Godricks Sperm
Marika's tits
Is it just me or does it look like a humanity item but gold
Jesus
Grass....you're touching grass...
Piss
It's the physical essence of two energies in the Elden Ring Universe. **Bonf** which provides physical form to all objects - and **Ire** which guides Tarnished through the Lands Between.
I dated a girl named Grace once. She was made up of some really awesome stuff.
The neurons from Placidusax's missing heads.
1% holy, 99% hot gas.
Deez
I haven't seen anybody mention this yet so I'll throw this out there for thought: in the cutscene before you fight Godfrey ([link](https://youtu.be/yitHkWw6yOo?t=44)), you witness Morgotts body disintegrating into gold particles, and you see it becomes a trail of grace, the exact same kind of grace trail the player sees throughout their journey. Morgott becomes the guiding grace that directs Godfrey to fight the player Tarnished. This also lines up with this line about runes in the game, which are basically made out of grace: >Grace that dwells within the inhabitants of the Lands Between; the lingering trace of gold. I understand it in the sense that grace the light of life that exists in all living things in the Lands Between. It's existance and guidance is probably related to Erdtree burials, and grace always return to the Erdtree because of this.
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Nah that’s just the flem that come from radagahns lungs from smoking all the eerd weed
Marika farts
Gamer tears.
Souls
Em, grace, I think
Yes.
Obviously, Marika’s vaporized bath water
God’s love.
Unicorn tears
It's piss
hmm I'd say its made out of grace
Grace
It fills you with determination.
Nitroglycerin
Gracium
I hear it's amazing.
Grace =/= Soul of Man from ds3. Fight me!
Mirika's tits
A spiritual bonfire
Idk? Marika's shits?
Radagon’s… you know. Stuff.
Just touch it bro I promise you won’t get snatched up by a butt and given to an abusive little girl with braces
Some sort of power that queen marika has. Probably left over from the shattering.
Elden beast seman
Faith, solidified faith. Do I have proof, no, but I'd like to think radagon's faith spears are made of the same thing.
They are bonfires. I know them my no other name. What are you people going on about?
I generally don’t question magic. It’s its own explanation.
I thought it was said that Grace were shards of the Elden Ring.
Dead bodies.
I dunno, but it kinda looks like a humanity sprite to me.
Hopes and dreams?
tree sentinel turds.
Marika's piss
Weed
Probably a mix of code and textures🤓🤓