Elden Ring Lore | Goldmask and the Golden Order

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Let me know your thoughts on the Golden Order below!

The Perfect Order = Natural Order

This ending co-exists with What Ranni and Michella wanted

Ranni, Michella, and Goldmask were all Deist.

I think the certain genius of the golden order is miquela as he was also very much a fundamentalist in his early days and we know from the dialogues about his needles that he was an expert craftsman

The darth traya quote at the beginning was goated, we appreciate you. @SmoughTown

Its safe to say radagon is the greater will and through its vassal “marika” the outer god is able to walk the lands between

i’m m

More important than why the order failed or the resons it shatered is why did so many think it was so great, not counting the wars nedded for it to rise that is another story

The Kreia quote was a surprise of be sure, but a welcome one

Here's my issue. Returning to the Erdtree us death. It seems like lifestream/circke of life/reincarnation which is one of the dominant schools of thought in our world. So there is death if that's what you mean.

Why is no one talking about char grin 😭 I love this channel but that's not how chagrin is pronounced

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Further making me support Ranni even more, and liking her ending.
The fact that the order operates through humanoid gods that rule the earth means they’re bound to destroy it eventually.
“Fixing” the order (with whatever mending rune) is therefore pointless as it would be entrusted to another imperfect human (or their offspring) who would destroy the world’s order later driven by emotions or wrong logic.
Building an order then leaving normal humans to deal with it without direct intervention by god is the way.
The only problem with Ranni’s ending though is the fact we have no idea what laws the “order of the moon” bestows on the lands between.
How is death dealt with? What about “life within death”? The scarlet rot and formless mother? The lord of chaos?

We cant take anything the greater will states as any real truth.
The greater will is a parasite that has tottaly rewritten history to make itself a merciful god, it dosent give a single shit about anything but its food supply.

The removal of death from the ring (wich i belive is a curse on the worls entire) was to ensure a endlesss supply of rotting bodies on wich to feed and souls to puppet as it wills.

So all through my playthrough nobody can die? Well how do you explain Ds death, that girl that died to bandits on the weeping peninsula, lattenas wolf companion, the numerous lifeless corpses strewn about everywhere?

I love how one of the themes of this game is: looking weird or doing weird shit (that doesn’t hurt anyone) is not "evil." And when we treat people like that as monsters, we become monsters, in truth.

The whole tenant for the books that reveal radagon and Marika being the same person are likely based on Newton (thanks tarnished archeologist), and considering his ideals of determinism only work when free will is considered null- I have a feeling that the mending rune created by gold mask removes free will.

So it's a year later: did you dig into from whom the vision came to Goldmask and why, yet? Or did you already say a thought on it, which I simply missed?

the "certain genius" i always read as being Miquella, since he's implied to be a fundamentalist scholar (to a point anyway) and also is very clever.

To quote Legion from Mass Effect 3: "The first thing a God does is to master itself".