Elden Ring: The History Of The Raya Lucaria Academy
The Academy of Raya Lucaria is the most prominent feature of the Liurnia of the Lakes region in Elden Ring. It is an expansive, almost labyrinthian college campus where people from all over the world once came to study and experiment with the magical arts.
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However, by the time we come upon it in Elden Ring, the gates are tightly sealed, and the township outside the college has fallen to ruin. What happened to lay this once great academy so low? This article will be delving deep into the history of Raya Lucaria and how it fell into disrepair.
Before we get into the nitty-gritty details of what happened at the academy, it is first important to know why it was established and what was taught there in its heyday. This academy was founded by five brilliant minds who all shared the same goal of learning the secrets of strengthening magic. The queen of the region at the time, Rennala was a disciple of Lunar Magic, which explains why the academy was able to grow to such proportions: It had the backing of a queen at its disposal.
The other four founders of the Academy were Master Lusat, Master Azur, and an unnamed set of twin sorcerers. Interestingly, each of these founders has their faces immortalized in one of the Glintstone Crowns scattered around the world. The Twinsage Glinstone Crown depicts the faces of the twin sages together. The Karolos Glintstone Crown depicts the face of Azur before his head grew into a crystal. By the same token, the Olivinius Glintstone Crown represents the face of Lusat before he succumbed to the same fate as Azur. Even Sorceress Sellen has her image carved into a crown showing that any who developed their own branch of magic would be recognized by the
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