Recente recensies door 𝚛𝚒𝚗 忍

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hrozný díl, který je plný bugů a plno další problémů

dobrý pokračování už tak úspěšného dílu

Dobrý příběh, hratelnost, grafika. +

nikdy nezapomenu na bezlítostné vraždění démonů xd

TOP remake

nejhorší díl ze série, ale grafika je dobrá

dobrej díl i série

Lepší multiplayer než single :D

Final Boss In The Game
Lore of the Soul of Cinder
Soul of Cinder is an amalgamation of previous Lords of Cinder such as Lord Gwyn and the Chosen Undead, and every other character who has ever linked the First Flame. This is confirmed by its Japanese name, Incarnation of Kings, as well as the description from the Soul of the Lords. As such, it wields the combined abilities, weapons, and magic of its components, giving him tremendous power. The Soul of Cinder's role as the deific manifestation of the previous Lords of Cinder is to defend the flame; as such, it acts as the final line of defense against the Ashen One when they arrive at the resting place of the First Flame.

The Nameless King
The Nameless King was a dragon-slaying god of war in the Age of the Gods and heir to lightning, until he sacrificed everything to ally with the ancient dragons. He tamed a Stormdrake and formed a close bond with it, leading it to countless battles. He is a former king. However, it is not known which kingdom he was the king of.

Dragonslayer Ornstein, another relic of the Age of Gods, left the ruined cathedral Anor Londo he once guarded in search of the Nameless King.

It is heavily implied that the Nameless King is the long-speculated firstborn child of Gwyn, Lord of Sunlight. Nameless King could have been mentioned in description of Wargod Wooden Shield. It depicts a bit humanoid mark created by use of orange paint, said to be mark of mad god, in remote areas worshiped as god of war. Shields with same design were used by Lion Clan Warriors, seemingly of religious significance, but it will be never known what kind of gods this warriors answer to. However, it seems to be a bit of mistranslation, as original Japanese description does not mention whether they worship one god, gods, deities etc., rather asking a question about what they believe in.

There isn't much areas that could be referred to as remote in Lothric, though Lightning Blade description seems to name Archdragon Peak exactly as remote. As previously stated, during the Age of the Gods Nameless King, heir to lightning, was a dragonslayer. Lightning Blade was allegedly wielded by 'certain dragonslayer' during the Age of the Gods. Now tales of dragonslayers are in fragments and whispers told only in remote areas. Also Sunlight Blade is previous version of the miracle, despite its name referring to sun it manifested as lightning. This can support Nameless King's reference in Wargod Wooden Shield description as god of war worshipped in remote region, as well as his being a Lord Gwyn's firstborn.


There is a lot more bosses with better lore like Yhorm, Abyss Watchers and Iudex/Champion Gundyr.