#frenzied flame ending

[sirgigglehelm]

Midra, Lord of Frenzied Flame

[mouserrouser]

All that divides and extinguishes.

[ghostlesbianwizard]

[eepy-bells]

New hyperfixations

[warriordragonart]

My Tarnished, Soleira! She was a Golden Order fundamentalist who came to be the guardian of an Omen teenager… it doesn’t end well.

(Part two of two of my series of my Fromsoft girls with something terribly wrong with their eyes)

[acidhydra101]

made this edit

video from wayneradiotv's og elden ring playthrough ending audio from ep 40 of rtvs podcast where do we begin

[abs0luteanarchy]

I would like to present painting I made for a friend (their Elden ring character as Lord of Frenzied Flame)

[kundool]

lord of frenzied flame

[librarytones]

Okay full on tin hat lore concept.

Most (all?) empyreans have an eye missing, maybe two. And some of them are marked by what looks to be a death bird claw.

Some people think Melina is the gloam eyed queen, and, while I'm not completely against that, it just doesn't feel like it lines up to me. However, no matter what, we do see Melina in the end of the Frenzied Flame ending with the dusk-colored eye, made to hunt you down.

What if... That dusky eye, the gloam eye, is a separate thing. What if Empyreans are as powerful as they are because they can host an outer gods power there, in the eye.

Marika's soreseals are evidence of her own power in an eye format. Messmer seems to posses one, and it also seals back the abyssal serpent. Malenia's eyes are rotted out, filled instead with the scarlet rot. Mogh's eye is pierced with horn and blood. Shabriri grapes are an entire thing to try and get maidens to start feeling the frenzied flame. We don't even see Miquella's/Trina's eyes, as they seem almost permanently shut in slumber.

What if, in the frenzied flame ending, Melina has gone and retrieved something like Gurranq's beast eye, using it to carry the power and influence of the blackflame to hunt down the Lord of frenzied flame?

Elden ring has a LOT of eye imagery, even beyond the empyreans...

Will think on this more...

[soporificlily]

I can't sleep and my mind is plagued by elden ring lore...

so....

(very long)

(i think) Marika ascended to godhood in an attempt to save her people, but she became imprisoned by this divinity and lost her own indivuality and free will under the command of the.. what's it called ugh- the the the space gods or whatever. and so she shattered the elden ring in protest or in an attempt to escape or something?? and where did radagon come from? why is this kind of splitting into two from one happen? Trina splits off from Miquella, as Radagon came from Marika. But why?

Also why was Godfrey and those who became Tarnished stripped of their grace? why would they be banished from their home? did they commit some sort of blasphemy against the Erdtree/Golden Order/Fingers or whatever? why were they called back?

Did Marika manage to extend grace back to the Tarnished with the purpose of using us to free her from her divine prison? Why else would a literal god have us come back to the land we were banished from with the purpose of becoming Elden Lord, which requires us to collect all the runes to put the Elden Ring back together, which in turn necessitates the killing of all of Marika's children. She must have known that they wouldn't just give up the runes willingly. Why is Radagon the one fighting us? Was he created by the Outer Gods that sent the Elden Beast as a counter for Marika's rebellion?

aaaaaaaaah

also, Ranni! Why did she kill Godwyn? I assume she cast off her Empyrean body to free herself from the divine responsibilities that came with it. The predestination of sorts to continue the Order's will. She wanted to be free to do what she felt was right. To give the people of all lands the freedom to live their lives free of the influence from divine beings. As far as I understand. But why did this path require the death of her half-brother? I saw someone's theory being that she had to kill him because he'd be her consort, but... idk I can't remember all the details. I guess maybe he wouldn't go along with her plan. but if she killed her physical body anyway then why would Godwyn being alive matter?

AND WHY DID GODWYN BECOME A FISH?

what is the connection between death and fishness?

I mean, not literally a fish but... he grew a fish tail. or like, a merman tail. and his face got all weird and he has blowholes. like a whale or dolphin. he became some abomination that spread to all corners of the Lands Between. Why tho? he's so big too. like physically.

maybe other fans of the game will think these questions have obvious answers. maybe I could think about it a bit more. maybe it's late and these thoughts are tormenting my mind like a cyclone ravaging the landscape of my thoughts, throwing everything in all directions.

I just love this game so much, and my partner is trying to sleep and I'm just feeling chatty and wanna ramble but she wants eep. she knows nothing of elden ring. maybe I know too much. I know so much yet so little.

How did Marika even have children? was she allowed to leave the weird pocket dimension inside the Erdtree at some point?

maybe she could still feel love.

or was it just a matter of maintaining a lineage or uhh yk how royalty would have kids just to have heirs to the throne. Maybe she was influenced into having kids so that whatever outer will or whatever could maintain and secure it's control over the Lands Between and the Elden Ring.

why is the elden ring even able to be destroyed. I guess would there ever be a need to pluck a rune out of it? change the rules of reality a bit? it seems kind of... risky, to have divinity and control over reality/the world/all of life somewhere in the material world where potentially anyone who was determined and skilled enough could reach it and enact their own will upon it. yk, how we can have different endings based on the allies we make. It's like, okay, here's god and I can just kill all of her children, and then her, and set fire to all that is holy in order to put together this all-powerful artifact that can then change the future of literally everyone and nature itself to whatever I want.

I want everyone to burn down and *incinerate all that divides and distinguishes*, ultimately returning everything and everyone to a singular matter, that being some sort of idk ashes? hot, melty thing? or I can just idk, help this witch take away all magic and divinity from the Lands for like a thousand years? orrrrr continue the Golden Order and just kind of return things to how they were before the Shattering. or whatever the other endings are. Something with Those Who Live in Death. I only did that ending once. oh and how about cursing everyone and their kids to become abominations who live tortured existences for all of eternity? cuz why not I guess.

what even is the frenzied flame and where did it come from? three fingers as opposed to two, wha-

(also, no thoughts of SOTE because haven't played it yet) (no monies)

okay, maybe I should stop now.

I'm shutting up.

Goodnight !

[ripplestudios]

May chaos take the world indeed..

Frenzied Flame Tarnished oc of mine. Comment if you want to be burned by her

[alberichfanpage]

Saint Bree has become a martyr. She has burned the Erdtree to the ground, and will incinerate all that divides and distinguishes. Chaos has taken the world!

All that is left of us is Torrent's ring.

[chemkin-c-chickin]

I love it when my brain allows me to focus for more then ten seconds on a drawing. In case anyone's curious, I'm a chicken that doesn't use posing snd stuff. I just wing it lol

Can't wait to finish this!

[crazedbehisname]

Some fanart i did of my seamless coop ER party! we're kind of fitted like a dnd party haha

[foolish-ghoul]

I love making a joke character for an rpg and then slowly beginning to take them seriously as the game progresses

Like from

"Here is the filthy old priest Eaton A. Burger, he's got cataracts the size of tea saucers and only 4 beard hairs left"

To

"Father Burger has seen that the vessel for his zealotry was tainted, and recognizes that his god must burn to make room for a new, uncorrupted higher power"

[the-hattur]

Frenzied flame type shit

I love it