Elden Ring: What Are The Lands Between from xhy082801's blog

The Lands Between may be the region Elden Ring Runes happens in, here’s all you need to know about it

The Lands Between would be the setting of Elden Ring. While many players can experience farmville purely by concentrating on the gameplay, Lands Between has further and more intricate lore that's easily missed. FromSoftware happens to be keen on burying lots of its lore and never having it clearly shown through cutscenes or exposition dumps.

Elden Ring has our character only appearing right at the end of a considerably longer story because the Lands Between have deep lore and also have been in turmoil well before the return from the Tarnished. Through conversations with NPCs, and item descriptions, along with a little bit of drawing conclusions, we could untangle this massive web that sets happens for the events of Elden Ring.

The Greater Will And The Elden Ring

The Greater Will is definitely an outer god that sent extra time of itself towards the Lands Between to complete its bidding as it is so far away. This extension was the Elden Beast, whose power manifested because of the Elden Ring and also the Erdtree. While the Erdtree is definitely an incredibly sized tree, it really existed prior to the Greater Will because the great tree was worshiped by the inhabitants from the Lands Between. The Erdtree was the extension of the Great Will's influence, dominating the truly amazing tree and turning it into the Erdtree.

As the Elden Beast and Erdtree rooted themselves within the Lands Between, the power from the Greater Will had become the Elden Ring. The Elden Ring is really a set of powerful runes that come up with rules from the land, most abundant in a prominent example being destined death. While the Erdtree was asserting its control of the land using the Erdtree, it needed a vessel for connecting the Elden Ring using the people from the Lands Between, eventually choosing Queen Marika.

The Elden Lord And The Old Wars

Queen Marika and her people followed the Golden Order and worshiped the Erdtree, receiving its grace like a blessing. Marika saw the Golden Order because of the absolute truth from the land and waged war on people who didn't abide by it to make the land only inhabited by followers from the Erdtree. Queen Marika married a warrior named Hoarah Loux in the Badlands away from Lands Between. After their marriage, Hoarah Loux became more civilized and was renamed Godfrey, The First Elden Lord, and led the Golden Order's armies against their enemies.

The Capital City housed the Golden Order called the seat of Marika and Godfrey's power. To the north were the fireplace giants who held electrical said to be in a position to burn the Erdtree. Ancient Dragons fought with the Lands Between his or her control of time was seen as a threat towards the Golden Lineage and also the Erdtree. The Stormlord ruled within his castle within the surrounding lands and refused the Golden Order. The final and many prominent enemies of the Golden Order was the Carian Royal Family. The Carian Royal Family made an alliance using the Academy of Raya Lucaria, which worshiped the moon and used sorceries to fight the Golden Order.

Each of those groups ruled separate areas from the Lands Between, with all of them being beaten through the Golden Order except for the House Of Caria. The House of Caria was led by Rennala, who led the combined army of Raya Lucaria and Caria. Renalla would soon adore Radagon, the leader of the armies from the Golden Order, as well as their marriage caused peace between both of these remaining armies. As war within the lands finally stopped, Godfrey and the army were labeled Tarnished, because the grace from the Erdtree left them, plus they were exiled to the Lands Between. Radagon then left Rennala being the next Elden Lord and marry Marika, leaving Rennala and The House Of Caria in disarray.

The Golden Lineage

The Golden Lineage are people who stem in the line of Marika, being deemed gods and demigods inside the Lands Between. The first from the Golden Lineage were Marika and Godfrey, who had three children, Morgott, Mohg, and Prince Godwyn. The three children were viewed as demigods, held incredible power, and were greatly blessed through the Erdtree.

It eventually says Marika and Radagon would be the same beings, operating one body that switches between your two beings. As Radagon and Rennala were married, their children also became a part of the Golden Lineage. These children were Radahn, Rykard, Ranni, Miquella, and Malenia.

The Shattering

Marika used her power in the Elden Ring to get rid of the rune of death, keeping the golden lineage and also the people from the Lands Between immortal. Malekith protected the rune of death until an item was stolen. On the Night from the Black Knives, the shard from the Rune of Death was adopted to kill Prince Godwyn, resulting in the first death of the demigod within the Lands Between. In a fit of rage after her son's death, Marika shattered the Elden Ring in an event known because of the Shattering.

After the Shattering, the different demigods waged war on each other to obtain pieces from the Elden Ring in an attempt the repair it and become the following Elden Lord. After a long war, it eventually became a stalemate, as none of the demigods could get rid of the other. Seeing the planet in a stalemate war using the Elden Ring shattered, the Greater Will called back the Tarnished in an attempt to upset the war and reform the elden ring runes.