Benhart of Jugo is one of the most endearing characters in Dark Souls II.
He travels across Drangleic, battling powerful enemies and helping us defeat some of the game's toughest bosses, all while believing his family's sword holds legendary power that only a worthy warrior can unlock.
But the sword is a fake.
Every victory, every act of courage, every display of strength was his own. The sword was never what made him worthy.
AYYY Oedon Chapel is actually shaping up nicely
We've got a hot prostitute, a nun, an old hag who's slowly losing her mind, a crow with Black Plague doctor drip, a paranoid conspiracy theorist and a hella disturbing host who just wants to be friends.
It ain't no Majula, but it's a start
βFear the old blood.β
My god, the mystery of Bloodborne is so captivating.
A whole religion built around the miraculous properties of blood, even cultivating women as vessels to supply it. And now Yharnam is consumed by the same thing that was supposed to save it.
What did Willem discover that made him fear the old blood? And why has the Healing Church forbidden anyone from entering Byrgenwerth?
The duality between Morgott and Mohg is one of my favorite pieces of character writing in Elden Ring.
Two brothers, born with the blood of kings yet imprisoned beneath Leyndell for the horns they bore. Morgott spent his life trying to earn a place in his mother's world. Mohg, believing there was no place for him, sought to create one of his own.
Beneath the Omen King and the Lord of Blood were still two little boys who just wanted to be loved.
βClerics transformed into the most hideous beasts.β
First a priest, now a vicar.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS CHURCH!?
These Chalice Dungeons are something else manπ
Not a duo, but a TRIO, and every single one of them relentless as fuck. Managed to shamelessly brute force my way through, but I'm exhausted.
Going back to the main story is gonna feel like a vacation.

















