10 Ways Shadow Of The Erdtree Expanded On The Lord Of Frenzied Flame Lore
Anyone interested in 's Lord of Frenzied Flame lore will find loaded with interesting additions to what is known about the Flame. The Frenzied Flame is a powerful force in the Lands Between and the Realm of Shadow, and its mythology, lore, and influence are heavily expanded throughout .
The Frenzied Flame infects all those it can, forcing its desire and «cleansing» anyone and anything in its path, brainwashing victims into a state of madness. As Shabriri would say, "" DLC takes the deep mythos of the Frenzied Flame established in the base game and builds upon it, filling in historical narratives and providing insight into the Flame's mysterious origins. Here are 10 ways expanded on the Lord of Frenzied Flame lore from .
This seemingly unimportant diary page contains a surprising amount of information regarding the Frenzied Flame. It's one of just a few documents describing the new enemies found in the Abyssal Woods known as the Aging Untouchables.
The coffins scattered across the Cerulean Coast in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree hold secrets about the origins of the Lands Between.
The page "" giving players a hint at how to defeat the Untouchables—a well-timed parry—but also providing a look into what purpose the Untouchables served for the Lord of Frenzied Flame.
«I touched him, but only once. When he thrust his staff in my face, I brushed it aside. It was then that I touched him. The aging untouchable .»
The word "" is significant, and acts as a clue into the nature of these mysterious, grape-headed enemies. Players will remember from that the "" making up these enemies' heads are, in fact, eyeballs, which act as an offering to the Frenzied Flame. Perhaps the untouchables' role includes collecting and "" these grapes in order to enhance the power of the Flame.
Speaking of grapes in 's lore, Tarnished will want to take the time to read the Swollen Grape's item description to explore the origins of the Frenzied Flame, and by extension, the Three Fingers. It turns
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