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Death has now been brought back to this world, and the natural cycle of life and death will start again. As many saw their immortal lives as meaningless, death will now give them and their future generations some meaning. While this ending seems dark, the reintroduction of death will help reinvigorate the people in the land and cause civilization to start again, bringing the war to an

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

Additionally, certain schools of purely offensive Glintstone Sorcery have non-combat applications that could be fleshed out with future expansions to Elden Ring. For instance, the school of Gravity Magic, strongly associated with the Starscourge Radahn boss fight, has several spells and Ashes of War that can repel and pull in enemies. Future non-damaging Gravity Sorceries could let a player temporarily lower the weight of their equipment (similar to how Elden Ring 's giant, misunderstood General Radahn uses gravity magic to ride his normal-sized horse, Leonard) or even raise the weight of an enemy's equipment to slow their movement and cause them to "fat roll." Finally, the extremely sparse school of Aberrant Sorcery, featuring only two spells themed around conjuring vines of coagulated blood, could be expanded in **Elden Ring ** DLC to include spells designed to defend or support player characters - for instance, an Aberrant Sorcery that sacrifices health to produce a damage-reducing aura or eliminate every status effect but Hemorrh

This curse keeps a soul from returning to the Erdtree upon death, and those who bear the curse are looked down upon by society. By cursing all people and future generations, you effectively cut out the Erdtree from the cycle of the world. By having all people bear the curse, you also end the stigmatism towards those who are already cursed. This ending is the most different Elden Lord ending as you change the world permanently by cursing all and cutting off all future souls from the Erdt

Using the Spirit Ash system, Elden Ring armor guide Ring developers created NPCs from their summoning system --- naming it "The Buddy System." This system hinted that there were unique NPCs that could be used for summons, each of them a temporary companion as you call to them to get through a combative encoun

This ending is the closest in the game to a straight-up bad ending. By becoming the Lord of the Frenzied Flame, your character will burn the entire world to ashes. While this ending does seem evil at face value and is only barely justified, there is still some reasoning behind it. At the creation of the current world, the Greater Will and Chaos split, shown by the two fingers and three fingers, respectively. The goal of Chaos is to burn the world and return everything together as ash. When looking at the two fingers and three fingers combined, they would make a complete hand, meaning the Greater Will and Chaos could come toget

The Onyx Lord's Greatsword, dropped by an Onyx Lord boss in the Sealed Tunnel dungeons of Limgrave, is a slashing weapon empowered by Intelligence and imbued with purple-hued gravitational magic that does extra damage to alien entities like the Fallingstar Beast or Astel, Naturalborn of the Void. The signature skill of the Onyx Lord's Greatsword, Onyx Lord's Repulsion, generates a damaging shockwave of purple energy that blasts foes away from the Tarnished player character. In earlier versions, this special attack granted no extra poise for Elden Ring players during casting, making it easy for enemies to interrupt and stun players trying to use this move. The Patch 1.07 updates dramatically increased the repulse effect and poise bonus of the Onyx Lord's Repulsion move, making the Onyx Lord's Greatsword much more useful for its intended purpose of crowd control during com

The distinction in Elden Ring between Intelligence and Faith magics dates all the way back to FromSoftware's Soulslike sub-genre progenitor, the 2009 dark fantasy RPG Demon's Souls . In this prototype title, destructive effects such as Soul Arrow and Fireball were exclusive to the Intelligence-boosted Magic Spells of sorcerers (inspired by wizards from D &D _ ), while fortifying spells such as Heal or Antidote were unique to the Faith-boosted Miracles of saints (inspired by clerics from _D &D _ ). The only damage-dealing Miracle in _Demon's Souls was the shockwave-generating God's Wrath spell. The games of the Dark Souls trilogy retained the same general division of magical arts, but gave Miracle-using characters access to lightning spells. Finally, Elden Ring and its origins of Incantations __ gave Faith-based spellcasters access to lightning, fire, poison, and other forms of elemental damage in addition to traditional "cleric spells" for healing injuries and warding off harmful status effects. This makes the "damage only" focus of Intelligence magic in FromSoftware games all the more glar