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Elden Ring Nightreign: Dreglord more like Deadlord, got em (Part 3)

Fighting the dreglord again in this one and getting wrecked by Artorias The Elden Ring series—centered around FromSoftware’s monumental 2022 game Elden Ring and its expansion Shadow of the Erdtree—stands as one of the most ambitious and influential fantasy epics in modern gaming. Set in the vast and shattered Lands Between, the series blends mythic storytelling, cryptic lore, and brutal combat into a unique open-world experience that redefined what an action RPG can be. At its core, the narrative explores the collapse of a once-divine order and the rise of countless factions fighting to determine the fate of a broken world. The story revolves around the Elden Ring itself, a metaphysical construct embodying the laws and principles of life. When it is shattered, the harmonious Golden Order begins to fall apart. Queen Marika the Eternal, the enigmatic divine authority at the heart of the world, becomes both a creator and destroyer—an architect of cosmic design whose motives remain mysterious. Her children, the demigods, inherit fragments of the Ring, each twisting its power to serve their own desires. This creates a world overflowing with struggling kingdoms, divine beasts, and forgotten gods, all drifting toward ruin. Players step into the role of a Tarnished—a once-exiled warrior drawn back to the Lands Between by the faint, beckoning light of grace. Unlike traditional heroes, the Tarnished is not destined to save the world, but rather to impose their own interpretation of order upon it. Throughout the journey, the player wanders an immense open world filled with decayed temples, mist-shrouded forests, subterranean civilizations, and ancient battlefields where the echoes of long-dead armies still linger. Every location carries fragments of history, allowing players to uncover lore not through exposition but through exploration, item descriptions, and the haunting remnants of past conflicts. The characters of the series are defined by tragedy, ambition, or obsession. Figures like Ranni the Witch, who seeks to free the world from the influence of cosmic gods; Radahn, the once-glorious general reduced to madness by a scarlet plague; and Miquella, a gentle demigod corrupted by forces beyond his control, all contribute to the melancholic atmosphere that defines the Lands Between. Even minor NPCs carry layers of depth, representing themes of decay, longing, and distorted purpose. Shadow of the Erdtree expands the mythos even further, guiding players into the Realm of Shadow—a land tied to Marika’s ancient past. Here, the expansion reveals the roots of the world’s suffering and introduces Messmer the Impaler, a conflicted and terrifying figure whose flame-scorched legacy reshapes the lore of the Golden Order. The DLC deepens the narrative, tying together unresolved mysteries while presenting some of the most challenging encounters in FromSoftware’s history. Beyond its storytelling, the series is celebrated for its artistic direction: towering landscapes, bizarre monster designs, and an atmosphere blending sorrow, beauty, and awe. Its combat system offers freedom and creativity, allowing players to craft unique builds—from colossal hammer-wielders to nimble spellcasters weaving ancient sorceries. Ultimately, the Elden Ring series is a meditation on power, faith, and the fragility of civilizations. It invites players not just to witness a mythic world in ruins, but to shape its future—whether by restoring the Golden Order, rejecting it entirely, or forging a new path beyond gods and destiny. Through its world-building, emotional depth, and unparalleled sense of scale, Elden Ring has earned a lasting legacy as one of the defining fantasy epics of its generation.