The Arisen seeks to become Elden Lord

[Atem]

Basically, exactly what it says, the Arisen replaces the Tarnished, and must take the throne. Can he succeed in his endeavor?

The Arisen as he is after defeating Daimon and the Seneschal. He can freely switch between vocations, and has access to all of his equipment.

 

[Papa Nier]

 

[Atem]

 

[OtherGalaxy]

er bros it looks like we take the eLden ring this time

 

[Atem]

er bros it looks like we take the eLden ring this time

I actually think it would be a pretty close match-up near the end. Since the Elden Beast, and Godfrey, should both be somewhere in the universal range of power.

 

[OtherGalaxy]

I actually think it would be a pretty close match-up near the end. Since the Elden Beast, and Godfrey, should both be somewhere in the universal range of power.

are we taking the space the elden beast creates near the end as a real full-sized universe? wasn't aware that's how we handled it

 

[Atem]

are we taking the space the elden beast creates near the end as a real full-sized universe? wasn't aware that's how we handled it

That's how I interpreted it. It also seemed to be connected to the other Erdtrees throughout the multiverse. Unless the multiverse is finite it would be pretty big to fit all those Erdtrees.

 

[OtherGalaxy]

how do we treat Rennala (or Ranni pretending to be Rennala I forget)doing a similar thing then? Because she/they are explicitly weaker than Radahn at that point in the game but her second phase if taken at face value would dwarf even his feats

 

[Atem]

how do we treat Rennala (or Ranni pretending to be Rennala I forget)doing a similar thing then? Because she/they are explicitly weaker than Radahn at that point in the game but her second phase if taken at face value would dwarf even his feats

I don't think it's a fully-fledged universe in their case. It was Ranni pretending to be Rennala. Still impressive, but I don't think it was big enough to fit all the alternate versions of the Erdtree.