#radagon the red

[do-it-for-radagon]

man I just want them to be happy

[baerryjj]

radagons substituting for rennala

[radagon-in-eldentale]

God of Order

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It's a part of Landsbetween history book in the distant future.

The last. The first. The end and beginning.

words can't describe how much I love this master piece! Thank you so much for bringing us this treasure and your warm support for my art😭🥺💞I LOVE YOU!!!

[blasphemousclaw]

I’ve been seeing a lot of people argue that Radahn would never agree to Miquella’s plans because he loves the Golden Order and would never want to replace it… but I think there are some nuances about the current state of the Golden Order that call that assumption into question?

The first thing to know about Radahn is that he’s defined by his idealization of Godfrey and his reign as Elden Lord. His lion armor is an explicit tribute to him, and he tries to emulate the “Lord of the Battlefield’s” martial prowess and heroic, honorable nature. When looking at the iconography associated with Radahn, it is always directly tied to Godfrey alone.

But Godfrey isn’t here anymore, he was banished… and the current state of the Golden Order is now extremely culturally different than it had been under his rule. The crucible and those associated with it gradually became less and less accepted, and more and more “disdained as an impurity as civilization advanced.” Godfrey’s crucible knights used to be heroes, and it’s even implied that they were the very face of the colosseums’ ritual combat… the Ritual Sword Talisman is “patterned after swords used in ritual combat held to honor the Erdtree,” and it’s the exact same design as Crucible Knight Ordovis’s sword:

so there’s this connection between the colosseums under Godfrey’s reign and the crucible.

But, in the present day, both the crucible knights and the colosseums have fallen by the wayside: “In time, the strength shown by these knights, and even their appearance, was seen as chaotic and deserving of scorn,” and regarding ritual combat, “the practice had died out by the age of King Consort Radagon.”

We do in fact see these hallmarks of Godfrey’s reign in association with Radahn as well — from Freyja’s backstory, we know that Radahn first met her by watching her fight as a gladiator at the colosseum (probably the one in Caelid!). And there’s a boss fight at Redmane castle with a Crucible Knight and a (red-haired!) Leonine Misbegotten! It’s also worth nothing that Godfrey, his crucible knights, and Consort Radahn all share the same earth-stomp move! Another interesting point is that Godfrey is associated with lions (Beast-Regent Serosh), and of course Radahn wears lion armor inspired by this, but there is also a Lion Guardian enemy at Redmane castle that has horns:

the old crucible society of the Hornsent revered the horned lion above all…

and Radahn, the “Lord of the Battlefield’s lion,” gains horns after being resurrected in Mohg’s body… literally becoming a horned lion!

I think it means something that Radahn is associated again and again with these symbols of the OLD Golden Order and the crucible… the time when Godfrey ruled, the crucible still flourished, and glorious combat reigned supreme. Yes, Radahn is absolutely defined by nostalgia and trying to recapture the glory of an old age… but I think this is actually a reason for him to OPPOSE the current Order, because now all the things he loved and admired about it are GONE! Indeed, there’s no evidence that Radahn made any attempt to preserve the current Order during the Shattering, and Morgott considers him to be a “willful traitor” with the rest of his siblings!

Does this mean that I think Radahn planned to be where he is with Miquella at the end of the dlc? Not necessarily, and I personally am really skeptical that where he ended up was entirely of his own choosing… I just think that the logic of assuming Radahn would want to preserve the Order in its current state is flawed, because the differences between Godfrey’s reign and Radagon’s reign are quite significant!

[odysseusdraws]

Rennala got the dog in the divorce.

[fellomen]

elden ring + tumblr post generator [3/?]

[eghostsofdeadchildren]

I love Odagarons so much <3

[brightlydust]

took the dog in the divorce

[uchivstheworld]

The Red Wolf of Radagon

[daily-souls]

red wolf 54/365 - 30/11/23

[prospitianescapee]

[do-it-for-radagon]

[ohnoitstbskyen]

The Red Wolf of Radagon || Boss Designs of Elden Ring

The magical academy of Raya Lucaria is sealed off behind a magical barrier, which keeps all intruders out of its halls (and perhaps keeps its inhabitants in.)

Nonetheless, there's a strange visitor in the debate parlor, a great red wolf which stands out like a sore thumb from its environment. It belongs to Radagon, former husband of the Academy's heartbroken Queen Rennala, and while it might have lingered behind simply as a cute memento from a dearly departed husband... I can't help but suspect there might be a more unwholesome reason it has occupied the debate parlor. There are bones on the floor in there, now, and the only people it could possibly be feeding on are... the Lucarians themselves.

Let's journey through Liurnia to find it, and discuss.

[radagon-in-eldentale]

we own love, we can have trick and treat everyday😋🍬🎃

[no-idea-what-im-drawing]

i didn't use a picture of the boss room you did

It's done :D I didn't feel like drawing the background tho

[blasphemousclaw]

just remembered that like a year ago someone got mad at me for saying that rykard would have resented radagon. do people seriously think that mr. “leal hound of the golden order” and mr. “lord of blasphemy” are having weekly father-son brunch