Another thing to note is that he's Ranni's full brother, and yet he obstructed her destiny. Which again makes me question Ranni. Since Radahn was a mostly decent guy. If a bit of a glory hound and a battle maniac.It's not that he's "holding back" in the sense of restraint. He's literally actively restraining the stars that are trying to fall out of the sky into the earth because of other plot things (like Ranni).
Its explicitly a constant continuous effort on his part and the moment he dies they start falling.
Wasn't Radahn going around attacking other's lands like Morgott for example? I know there is an image that seems to show them fighting though it seems to have their size be inconsistence as there are soldiers besides them who seem to be as tall despite the fact the two are way bigger in game.Another thing to note is that he's Ranni's full brother, and yet he obstructed her destiny. Which again makes me question Ranni. Since Radahn was a mostly decent guy. If a bit of a glory hound and a battle maniac.
It seemed more like Morgott was attacking him, but all of them wanted to become lord except Morgott.Wasn't Radahn going around attacking other's lands like Morgott for example? I know there is an image that seems to show them fighting though it seems to have their size be inconsistence as there are soldiers besides them who seem to be as tall despite the fact the two are way bigger in game.
Well yeah that's why he kept harping about "Flame of ambition" it's just that it seems like Radahn fans go too far at times to white knight him as being better than others when he suffers the same flaws as the rest even if he is not as bad as say Mogh. Also, why would Morgott be the one attacking him? was there anywhere it was stated he went after Radahn in his own lands?It seemed more like Morgott was attacking him, but all of them wanted to become lord except Morgott.
I was just going by the scene itself. Where it seemed like Morgott struck first, and those looked like Radahn's men surrounding them.Well yeah that's why he kept harping about "Flame of ambition" it's just that it seems like Radahn fans go too far at times to white knight him as being better than others when he suffers the same flaws as the rest even if he is not as bad as say Mogh. Also, why would Morgott be the one attacking him? was there anywhere it was stated he went after Radahn in his own lands?
So do we have any info or lore stating if Morgott and Radahn ever fought or not?I was just going by the scene itself. Where it seemed like Morgott struck first, and those looked like Radahn's men surrounding them.
Another thing to note is that he's Ranni's full brother, and yet he obstructed her destiny. Which again makes me question Ranni. Since Radahn was a mostly decent guy. If a bit of a glory hound and a battle maniac.
idk about that last part Marika did tons of blatantly amoral shit during her reignThe way I see it the appeal of Ranni's route is effectively that she breaks the cycle that appears to have been in place of an Outer One sending an Empryean and them creating their own order.
We know the Dragonlord was in charge before Marika, so they had their own order get usurped by the Golden Order. It's probably happened before that as well because Miyazaki loves his cycles of fate. Ranni isnt a fan so she breaks the cycle and now humanity has to make it's own way.
But the cycle isnt necessarily a bad thing and Marika and the others were implied to at least for a while have led a pretty good reign as I understand it. Completely removing the gods and Outer Ones from the equation opens up a lot of uncertainty and might not even be possible if the Greater Will or whatever is some kind of over deity that goes "bitch dont break my stuff", slaps you and Ranni, and starts the cycle again.
idk about that last part Marika did tons of blatantly amoral shit during her reign
whether that accurately reflects the greater will or not though is up for debate