One thing I'm surprised no one seems to mention but the Farum Azula worm faces and the Dragonkin both wear similar wraps. The dragon kin almost look like trolls wrapped in Worm face wraps. Also, cheers! =D
They're probably the creepiest enemy in the game for me. One of them started chasing me in the forest once and the way it runs at you is just unnerving.
Although Faram Azula is not connected to Altus Plateau, one can find godwyn's face on death root up there. I think in a Zullie video they said a translated name of worm faces was "The Uprooted" I imagine either the wormfaces themselves , or the worms that later infect a host, sprout from Godwyn's death root. Also, small flies can be seen buzzing around deathroot thorns, so maybe its more of a maggot. Perhaps they can even infect minor erdtrees...
Tarnished Archeologist had a simpler explanation: deathroot is ultimately derived from the Rune of Death. The main portion of the Rune of Death is in Farum Azula.
I believe they’re some type of parasite that came from the corpse of the prince of death and anyone that has these parasites would slowly rot and mutate and it’s possible that the golden order left them in the forest believing that the Erdtree will keep them from wandering out of that area.🤔🐱
All things considered, I think that by “uprooted” it refers to the rune of death being removed from the Erdtree, and said result brought forth a mutation to several branches, you can find those monsters in two locations, Altus where Godwyn was unalived and buried close by, and Farum Azula, where the rune of death sealed by Maliketh currently resides (and you can also find zombie beastman/dragonkin there, curiously). Deathblight is strongly connected to holy, levelling arcane raises both holy and deathblight defense, and holy is the only element the wormfaces resist.
I heard the reason they could be around the minor erd trees and off in kinda odd places is they eat grace . And the big one in farum azula is actively eating a grace site when you show up.
The robes look like the beast clergy. Like this is the end result of eating a lot of death root. Which is them banging their heads on the ground trying to root for more.
it is strange that they are located in the most flourishing part of the brightest region in the game. I think they have a link to Miquella. They don't spread blight to the nearby ecosystem at all, many of them are kneeling as if praying, over items related to Miquella. There HAS to be a missing link
Deathblight ties them to Godwyn the Golden. So does their locations (Altus, Farum). Maybe followers of Godwyn or those that tended to his burial rites took on his curse? And then like as the curse progressed they were banished from lyndell into the surrounding woods.
Im new to this channel so I mightve not seen what information you mightve gathered from this creature so I apologize beforehand. But Miyazaki is a student on H.P. Lovecrafts monsters and Im 99% sure that this is a transplant of a creature of one of a story called The Dreamquest of Unknown Kaddath. The wormface are based off of the Moon beastss in that story
Something to note is that the deathbed companions are not from the lands between. The wormfaces being deathbed companions is a bit far fetched but anything is possible.
Those elongated necks look a lot like they're jointed, much like a curled finger would be. I don't know how they would relate to the Fingers exactly, but the similarity/resemblance wasn't lost on me
They could be the gloam-eyed queen’s children. The biggest hint are the wormface in Farum Azula. The three banging their heads in the water to me seem like they’re mourning. They’re all kneeling towards the gazebo. I think there used to be a statue inside the gazebo, most likely of the gloam-eyed Queen.
Part two about the guardians is coming tomorrow it was finished today but my wifi is out so i cant upload it but it will be tomorrow i can promise that
Its actually alot worse than i thought my wifi adapter on my computer is straight up not working so it may be a day or so before part two comes out which is a real fucking bummer
There is another worm face next to the ulceratored tree spirit under volcano manor, just wanted to point that out. But I do like the idea of them being the end result of being a death bed companion, good stuff!
"Predominantly found", so I think he simply tried to study them through where they congregate, i.e. where they are more likely to be properly interpreted relative to their environment. Never mind the fact that the Mt. Gelmir one is under the effect of a larval tear, which is really perplexing.
@@kimlee6643that might have something to do with the numen/black knife assasins who are from nokron where the larval tears are from. Theres an assasin guarding deathroot in deathtouched catacombs, and black knife catacombs has a deathroot in it. Perhaps a connection between nokron and the wormfaces?
There's a George R.R. Martin story that may offer some insight: In the House of the Worm. A group of stranded military genetic engineers evolve into two societies: one worships the white worm and their leader is surgically altered by removing their limbs until they resemble the white worm. They retain their humanity but their decadent society is slowly dying and retreating closer to the surface as the planet's Sun is dying. The second group decided to emulate the worm: they gave their people nightvision and altered their genetics to be able to survive underground so they can survive in the darkness underground when the Sun eventually goes out. They seem to have lost their humanity, they are tribal and animalistic, but adapted to the planet's harsh environment. Now lets bring this back to Elden Ring. The worm faces' worms seem to be the ones actually carrying the deathroot. The creatures themselves are merely infected or mutated. I think they may have tried to come up with a solution to the spreading deathroot: instead of persecuting Those who Live in Death, they are trying to consume and absorb the deathroot thus negating its power. Eating it has caused them to transform into hideous worm-creatures that seem to grow larger and spread the worms. Maybe it is as you say, some sort of infection or disease that now is spread by the worms so that the deathroot is spreading faster than it can be negated or absorbed. I think they got the same idea at Farum Azula too and mutated into those worm faces. Eventually the idea spread to Altus Plateau or to the woodfolk specifically. The Altus plateau has a lot of pagans and believers in older systems, like the women of Dominula who sacrifice their skin to the Godskin Apostle there. So it's fitting that in the woods and countryside next to the very centre of the Golden Order these ancient beliefs linger.
at 3:47 especially, it really looks like the first bump in their neck is the location where their neck and head were once located. And after that first big notch in the neck the rest of the wormy head appendage just looks like normal wormface head that continued to grow over the peasant's previous neck and head. That top part of the wormface head has no real definition other than being a long cylinder once it gets past that point where it looks clearly to be in the shape of the prior being's real neck and head. It makes me feel like the peasants weren't fully transformed as much as they were engulfed by their new wormy body and head appendage. It appears that the peasant is still in there and had this worm head grow around their heads, over them, and eventually long past where their old heads used to be. Perhaps they are actually talking like normal people and the acoustics of their new head appendage distorts their voice into what we hear now. Last of all, I'm guessing the reason they attack members outside of their kind is because they were likely hunted and/or persecuted for being carriers of death blight. The golden order was likely very opposed to their existence as they are to much of the death blighted creatures in Elden Ring. So the Wormfaces are probably making a sentient decision to pre-emptively attack when they see us because they see it as, "Why would any non-wormface approach us? The only reason they ever have in the past was too hurt us, hunt us and merc us. So we must attack first is we wish to stand a chance at surviving." Just my 2-cents, these creatures have always been one of the more fascinating oddities in the Lands Between.
My theory is that they're demihumans who were instructed to consume the infected death root. In the game files, Zullie the witch said that the larger ones are considered female in the model name and also wear that feminie veil. I came to this conclusion when I came to Kennith's keep showing a dead demihuman female near the gate. I dunno but to me there is no relation of these creatures comparing to anything else in the game and it would fit in the theme of this game portraying the inequalty among the species.
On the souls games I’ve always wanted to know a bit more about Allfather Lloyd. The lore says he was like Lord Gywn’s uncle. I don’t know I always found him to be kind of interesting.
I freaking hate these things !!! That deathblight crap will kill you so quick !!! If they swarm you its over !!! But its cool to hear at least some lore about these wormfaces . Thanks madman 👍
I like the thought about the death companions turning people into undead. Here my shower thought 💭: you know how when you kill morgott he turns super small and looks frail? What if this is the “undead” version of him when he loses his grace and influence of his tune? Like what is supposed to look like if thousands of years had passed like what has happened to the undead we see walking around the map. I always wondered why he looked so different and small after we beat him.
This makes me think of headcrab zombies from Half-life 2. Those FREAK me out. These dudes look like they're in a rough state and death might be a mercy
Personally I subscribe more to the “Erdtree guardian gone wrong” theory. Mutated by deathblight infecting their locally available tree. Still, this doesn’t explain why they’re physically on Farum Azula, but there’s Deathroot there also, so it might not impact the theory.
Perhaps they would send earlier afflicted guardians to that quarantined section of farum azula back before things all fell apart but after godwyn was killed. Like during that brief early period before everything completely fell apart but i agree i think theyre formerly guardians. Maybe the guardians are just peasants who have a golden seed implanted in them and those ones got bad ones and thus mutated. Theres even guardians hanging out with the wormfaces in the ruins that i didnt notice til i was editing
If you want topics from other Souls games, you can't go wrong with Sunbro and his legacy. I mean, at some point between DS1 and DS3, his sword somehow enchanted itself with Jolly Cooperation. I always had a headcanon that it was sorta like the description of Trusty from Kingdom of Loathing (too long to quote, look it up), and the thing just became enchanted by the beliefs of everyone over the centuries of its use. Also, Solaire is on a shield in DS2, that's gotta count for something. Shame you haven't played Demon's Souls though, because there's a really interesting lore character in there. Legendary Big M, dude who beat dragons to death with his bare hands. That's about all the lore we get on him, but too badass not to deserve a mention. Plus there's the theory that his corpse or soul or watever was turned into the Flamelurker, which isn't provable, but it makes sense all things equal.
I'd love to see you cover Laddersmith Gilligan's appearances in ds2 and 3. His relation to Blacksmith Lannigrast, how he went hollow or died in ds3. I assume he's another aspect of Patches due to him selling the black leather set and him explaining lore of the land(in happy souls, they turned Gilligan into Vaati Vidya).
There is another MASSIVE Worm Face located in Mount. Gelmir. Just after that one Grace after exiting the Volcano Manor, but for some reason, he’s disguised as a Burning corpse, so unsure about that one tbh.
Another video I enjoyed, a lot! I really get into the rambly ones, because that's how my brain works as well! I was like:' No way! These guys actually talk, and have their own social structure!' I'm probably one of the few that feels sorry for these guys! Either chucked out of "normal society" all together, or used as weapons, like the royally f-ed over Omen! Maybe we get to help the Wormfaces in the DLC, because they are so strongly connected to Death! I'm surprised some of these wasn't at the Haligtree, or at least around the outside, as added defenders. When it got to the area before you find Godwyn and fight Fortisax, all that white suff EVERYWHERE, even waterfalls of it, I have this theory, maybe it's Alburnic and Nox blood! When one of the Astels crashed into it, not only took away their sky, but, damn near killed everyone that lived there! It's not purple, like the waters in front of Godwyn, it's white. Like you kill Alburnics. Just wanted to throw that one out there!
My theory is that they are erdtree guardians that instead of converting into trees turn into this things, because of the deathroot and its corrupting influence. Like rotten wood, or meat, it turns out to be full of worms when rotten.
maybe theyre headless demigod, since the name is deracine/uprooted it could be theyre once a scion or failed prototype of valiant gargoyle they have similar arched back... maybe
I just had a thought, most of these guys are covered in some form of gold-colored cloth, what if Miquella tried to at least something to lessen their suffering, before he cocconed himself into the Haligtree and stolen by Mohg! Crazy thought, but, why not!
You should do Demon Souls or Sekiro. I think your style would go well with both. Or Fire Emblem like i voted for! Ultimately you do you or if paetreons have suggestions id love to see what they pick
This is a proper tinfoil theory but what about pumpkin heads? Their helmet mentions worms i think so what if covering worms (somewhat snakelike, also...) with copper helmets makes em mad instead of dead? Also, any DS2 lore/theories. Great videos as usual my man!
@@diegoalderette6485 yeah. All the little lore tidbits we read seem cool. It sounds like a land outside of the The Lands Between, where people have telekinetic jedi powers.
@@Etticos. their design and theme is really cool. When i first got stomped by a bell bearing hunter i wasnt even upset i was just like "I WANT HIS SWORD". Ironically enough just yesterday i made a low level build with it lol
Great video dude, your stuff is great. Is there any information about what's going on in the lower lyndell church area? I cant help but notice it looks like a cremation site outside and a burnt guy next to the deathbed dress.
I've never been able get a handle on these guys. The females being fewer and larger than the males is similar to demi-humans and albinaurics and may imply they're somebody's science project. They were tagged as 'deracine' in the code, which means uprooted in French. Zulie thought this referred to a possible visual similarity between their face and the root plate of a lifted tree. He could be wrong about this. They way the word is used in English is less literal than its French counterpart. If someone is deracinated, it means they're uprooted from their natural geographic, cultural or social environment. This could be a good fit for the wormfaces on the Altus Plateau, if they started off in farum azula. As far as FromSofts back catalogue goes, Bloodborne, apart from being one of their best games, is perfect for someone with a dark sense of humour.
I saw 💖Fia💖 in the thumbnail and had to click. I wuv mommy! I like the Barry styled intro. To me, wormfaces kinda represent death. Their coughing represents a person dying and the worms represent maggots that inhabit a corpse.
@@nickerslarge3776your welcome 😁 for his legs and arms I think he has carian knight Greaves and maybe Ronin's gauntlet or one of the soldiers gauntlets
One thing I'm surprised no one seems to mention but the Farum Azula worm faces and the Dragonkin both wear similar wraps. The dragon kin almost look like trolls wrapped in Worm face wraps. Also, cheers! =D
Maybe the worm faces were created by the eternal cities as well to infect the Erdtree/lands between in revenge for their banishment underground.
They're probably the creepiest enemy in the game for me. One of them started chasing me in the forest once and the way it runs at you is just unnerving.
I’d almost agree
They are second to those multiple hand things. Those things still unsettle me, just the thought of those slaps hands has me woozy
Although Faram Azula is not connected to Altus Plateau, one can find godwyn's face on death root up there. I think in a Zullie video they said a translated name of worm faces was "The Uprooted" I imagine either the wormfaces themselves , or the worms that later infect a host, sprout from Godwyn's death root. Also, small flies can be seen buzzing around deathroot thorns, so maybe its more of a maggot. Perhaps they can even infect minor erdtrees...
Tarnished Archeologist had a simpler explanation: deathroot is ultimately derived from the Rune of Death. The main portion of the Rune of Death is in Farum Azula.
They can, there's a rotten minor erdtree in Letndell, surrounded by Death light unique enemies.
4:08 "every time they make a noise to each other worms fall from their, I don't know, gaping maw"
you were definitely looking for "wormhole" there
I believe they’re some type of parasite that came from the corpse of the prince of death and anyone that has these parasites would slowly rot and mutate and it’s possible that the golden order left them in the forest believing that the Erdtree will keep them from wandering out of that area.🤔🐱
The slugs in the Altus forest also have worms, in their eyestalks, it's very reminiscent of leucochloridium parasites
They just didn't brush their teeth before bed like good boys do
All things considered, I think that by “uprooted” it refers to the rune of death being removed from the Erdtree, and said result brought forth a mutation to several branches, you can find those monsters in two locations, Altus where Godwyn was unalived and buried close by, and Farum Azula, where the rune of death sealed by Maliketh currently resides (and you can also find zombie beastman/dragonkin there, curiously).
Deathblight is strongly connected to holy, levelling arcane raises both holy and deathblight defense, and holy is the only element the wormfaces resist.
"They're just a really big ... peasants."
I heard the reason they could be around the minor erd trees and off in kinda odd places is they eat grace . And the big one in farum azula is actively eating a grace site when you show up.
I figured that they are praying to Godwyn because when you find them they are often looking down towards godwyn.
The robes look like the beast clergy. Like this is the end result of eating a lot of death root. Which is them banging their heads on the ground trying to root for more.
it is strange that they are located in the most flourishing part of the brightest region in the game. I think they have a link to Miquella. They don't spread blight to the nearby ecosystem at all, many of them are kneeling as if praying, over items related to Miquella. There HAS to be a missing link
Deathblight ties them to Godwyn the Golden. So does their locations (Altus, Farum). Maybe followers of Godwyn or those that tended to his burial rites took on his curse? And then like as the curse progressed they were banished from lyndell into the surrounding woods.
Im new to this channel so I mightve not seen what information you mightve gathered from this creature so I apologize beforehand. But Miyazaki is a student on H.P. Lovecrafts monsters and Im 99% sure that this is a transplant of a creature of one of a story called The Dreamquest of Unknown Kaddath. The wormface are based off of the Moon beastss in that story
Something to note is that the deathbed companions are not from the lands between. The wormfaces being deathbed companions is a bit far fetched but anything is possible.
Those elongated necks look a lot like they're jointed, much like a curled finger would be. I don't know how they would relate to the Fingers exactly, but the similarity/resemblance wasn't lost on me
Makes me wonder about the connections between them being called The Uprooted and Erdtree Burials?
I dig the Deathbed Companion idea for sure.
So far tho i think its most likely that theyre mutated guardians
I can’t smoke anymore so hearing that seeet bubbling sound makes me happy, cheers bro 🍻
They could be the gloam-eyed queen’s children. The biggest hint are the wormface in Farum Azula. The three banging their heads in the water to me seem like they’re mourning. They’re all kneeling towards the gazebo. I think there used to be a statue inside the gazebo, most likely of the gloam-eyed Queen.
Lol what
Part two about the guardians is coming tomorrow it was finished today but my wifi is out so i cant upload it but it will be tomorrow i can promise that
Its actually alot worse than i thought my wifi adapter on my computer is straight up not working so it may be a day or so before part two comes out which is a real fucking bummer
There is another worm face next to the ulceratored tree spirit under volcano manor, just wanted to point that out. But I do like the idea of them being the end result of being a death bed companion, good stuff!
It's rather funny he brings up the ulcerated tree spirits when there's a wormface and tree spirit right where you brought it up. 😆
"Predominantly found", so I think he simply tried to study them through where they congregate, i.e. where they are more likely to be properly interpreted relative to their environment. Never mind the fact that the Mt. Gelmir one is under the effect of a larval tear, which is really perplexing.
The Mt. Gelmir one IS a mimic tear, it's not a wormface
@@BigBossHimself That is true. Only killed that one on ng cause I was killing most of the wildlife since I wasn't really sure.
@@kimlee6643that might have something to do with the numen/black knife assasins who are from nokron where the larval tears are from. Theres an assasin guarding deathroot in deathtouched catacombs, and black knife catacombs has a deathroot in it. Perhaps a connection between nokron and the wormfaces?
There's a George R.R. Martin story that may offer some insight: In the House of the Worm.
A group of stranded military genetic engineers evolve into two societies: one worships the white worm and their leader is surgically altered by removing their limbs until they resemble the white worm. They retain their humanity but their decadent society is slowly dying and retreating closer to the surface as the planet's Sun is dying.
The second group decided to emulate the worm: they gave their people nightvision and altered their genetics to be able to survive underground so they can survive in the darkness underground when the Sun eventually goes out. They seem to have lost their humanity, they are tribal and animalistic, but adapted to the planet's harsh environment.
Now lets bring this back to Elden Ring. The worm faces' worms seem to be the ones actually carrying the deathroot. The creatures themselves are merely infected or mutated. I think they may have tried to come up with a solution to the spreading deathroot: instead of persecuting Those who Live in Death, they are trying to consume and absorb the deathroot thus negating its power. Eating it has caused them to transform into hideous worm-creatures that seem to grow larger and spread the worms. Maybe it is as you say, some sort of infection or disease that now is spread by the worms so that the deathroot is spreading faster than it can be negated or absorbed.
I think they got the same idea at Farum Azula too and mutated into those worm faces. Eventually the idea spread to Altus Plateau or to the woodfolk specifically. The Altus plateau has a lot of pagans and believers in older systems, like the women of Dominula who sacrifice their skin to the Godskin Apostle there. So it's fitting that in the woods and countryside next to the very centre of the Golden Order these ancient beliefs linger.
Love these blighty boys. Not the fight but the design! For me, they feel very King in Yellow which I love.
at 3:47 especially, it really looks like the first bump in their neck is the location where their neck and head were once located. And after that first big notch in the neck the rest of the wormy head appendage just looks like normal wormface head that continued to grow over the peasant's previous neck and head. That top part of the wormface head has no real definition other than being a long cylinder once it gets past that point where it looks clearly to be in the shape of the prior being's real neck and head. It makes me feel like the peasants weren't fully transformed as much as they were engulfed by their new wormy body and head appendage. It appears that the peasant is still in there and had this worm head grow around their heads, over them, and eventually long past where their old heads used to be. Perhaps they are actually talking like normal people and the acoustics of their new head appendage distorts their voice into what we hear now. Last of all, I'm guessing the reason they attack members outside of their kind is because they were likely hunted and/or persecuted for being carriers of death blight. The golden order was likely very opposed to their existence as they are to much of the death blighted creatures in Elden Ring. So the Wormfaces are probably making a sentient decision to pre-emptively attack when they see us because they see it as, "Why would any non-wormface approach us? The only reason they ever have in the past was too hurt us, hunt us and merc us. So we must attack first is we wish to stand a chance at surviving." Just my 2-cents, these creatures have always been one of the more fascinating oddities in the Lands Between.
My theory is that they're demihumans who were instructed to consume the infected death root. In the game files, Zullie the witch said that the larger ones are considered female in the model name and also wear that feminie veil. I came to this conclusion when I came to Kennith's keep showing a dead demihuman female near the gate. I dunno but to me there is no relation of these creatures comparing to anything else in the game and it would fit in the theme of this game portraying the inequalty among the species.
Using the MapleStory music made me hella nostalgic
I used to hang out in sleepywood for hours. The music is so relaxing
On the souls games I’ve always wanted to know a bit more about Allfather Lloyd. The lore says he was like Lord Gywn’s uncle. I don’t know I always found him to be kind of interesting.
Ooo that Sullivan video sounds really interesting
A pontiff Sullivan rise to power lore video would be cool, he's the main villain of ds3 imo.
God i love that Death gyser technique the wormies use. Cool stuff
I freaking hate these things !!! That deathblight crap will kill you so quick !!! If they swarm you its over !!! But its cool to hear at least some lore about these wormfaces . Thanks madman 👍
'Bizarre and mysterious' is a strange way of saying 'fucking annoying'.
I like the thought about the death companions turning people into undead. Here my shower thought 💭: you know how when you kill morgott he turns super small and looks frail? What if this is the “undead” version of him when he loses his grace and influence of his tune? Like what is supposed to look like if thousands of years had passed like what has happened to the undead we see walking around the map. I always wondered why he looked so different and small after we beat him.
This makes me think of headcrab zombies from Half-life 2. Those FREAK me out. These dudes look like they're in a rough state and death might be a mercy
Personally I subscribe more to the “Erdtree guardian gone wrong” theory. Mutated by deathblight infecting their locally available tree. Still, this doesn’t explain why they’re physically on Farum Azula, but there’s Deathroot there also, so it might not impact the theory.
Perhaps they would send earlier afflicted guardians to that quarantined section of farum azula back before things all fell apart but after godwyn was killed. Like during that brief early period before everything completely fell apart but i agree i think theyre formerly guardians. Maybe the guardians are just peasants who have a golden seed implanted in them and those ones got bad ones and thus mutated. Theres even guardians hanging out with the wormfaces in the ruins that i didnt notice til i was editing
I almost wanna make a second part detailing that because that seems the most likely
If you want topics from other Souls games, you can't go wrong with Sunbro and his legacy. I mean, at some point between DS1 and DS3, his sword somehow enchanted itself with Jolly Cooperation. I always had a headcanon that it was sorta like the description of Trusty from Kingdom of Loathing (too long to quote, look it up), and the thing just became enchanted by the beliefs of everyone over the centuries of its use. Also, Solaire is on a shield in DS2, that's gotta count for something.
Shame you haven't played Demon's Souls though, because there's a really interesting lore character in there. Legendary Big M, dude who beat dragons to death with his bare hands. That's about all the lore we get on him, but too badass not to deserve a mention. Plus there's the theory that his corpse or soul or watever was turned into the Flamelurker, which isn't provable, but it makes sense all things equal.
I'd love to see you cover Laddersmith Gilligan's appearances in ds2 and 3. His relation to Blacksmith Lannigrast, how he went hollow or died in ds3.
I assume he's another aspect of Patches due to him selling the black leather set and him explaining lore of the land(in happy souls, they turned Gilligan into Vaati Vidya).
Gilligan is Pontiff's father
@@BigBossHimselfI thought Logarius was
There is another MASSIVE Worm Face located in Mount. Gelmir. Just after that one Grace after exiting the Volcano Manor, but for some reason, he’s disguised as a Burning corpse, so unsure about that one tbh.
Another video I enjoyed, a lot! I really get into the rambly ones, because that's how my brain works as well! I was like:' No way! These guys actually talk, and have their own social structure!' I'm probably one of the few that feels sorry for these guys! Either chucked out of "normal society" all together, or used as weapons, like the royally f-ed over Omen! Maybe we get to help the Wormfaces in the DLC, because they are so strongly connected to Death! I'm surprised some of these wasn't at the Haligtree, or at least around the outside, as added defenders. When it got to the area before you find Godwyn and fight Fortisax, all that white suff EVERYWHERE, even waterfalls of it, I have this theory, maybe it's Alburnic and Nox blood! When one of the Astels crashed into it, not only took away their sky, but, damn near killed everyone that lived there! It's not purple, like the waters in front of Godwyn, it's white. Like you kill Alburnics. Just wanted to throw that one out there!
Madman changed my life. I'm honored.
Go on! That's great cause he changed mine too
@@ThommyofThenn He literally gave me a place to stay and fed me with a wooden spoon. I owe him my life.
@@Dignified4209 cat food and beer?
@@ThommyofThenn YES SIR! How did you know?
My theory is that they are erdtree guardians that instead of converting into trees turn into this things, because of the deathroot and its corrupting influence. Like rotten wood, or meat, it turns out to be full of worms when rotten.
The wormface necks look kinda like the digits of fingers. Horrifying.
maybe theyre headless demigod, since the name is deracine/uprooted it could be theyre once a scion or failed prototype of valiant gargoyle they have similar arched back... maybe
I just had a thought, most of these guys are covered in some form of gold-colored cloth, what if Miquella tried to at least something to lessen their suffering, before he cocconed himself into the Haligtree and stolen by Mohg! Crazy thought, but, why not!
You should do Demon Souls or Sekiro. I think your style would go well with both. Or Fire Emblem like i voted for! Ultimately you do you or if paetreons have suggestions id love to see what they pick
This is a proper tinfoil theory but what about pumpkin heads? Their helmet mentions worms i think so what if covering worms (somewhat snakelike, also...) with copper helmets makes em mad instead of dead?
Also, any DS2 lore/theories. Great videos as usual my man!
My theory is you’re the one pooping on the high way. The big hogs
You should do a lore/theory video on Eochaid.
Wait wait wait, eochaid, where elomer is from, whom we find at shaded castle, with the zombie guys that...spew worms, like the wormfaces 😮
@@diegoalderette6485 yeah. All the little lore tidbits we read seem cool. It sounds like a land outside of the The Lands Between, where people have telekinetic jedi powers.
@@Etticos. their design and theme is really cool. When i first got stomped by a bell bearing hunter i wasnt even upset i was just like "I WANT HIS SWORD". Ironically enough just yesterday i made a low level build with it lol
@@diegoalderette6485 did you know there is a short sword version of that weapon you can find near Caelid that has the same psychic corkscrew AoW?
Great Video these things were always so interesting to me.
I don’t personally believe in this theory, it’s a bit of a stretch, but I like it. It’s an interesting little sexy theory
Ahoy I’d like to see you cover the mysterious castle cainhurst and the vilebloods
Deathblight only appeared after Godwin the golden died in soul. But the death bed companions existed long before that incident.
You sure about that?
( looks at deathblight in Farum Azula)
We need spells from these guys
Great video dude, your stuff is great. Is there any information about what's going on in the lower lyndell church area? I cant help but notice it looks like a cremation site outside and a burnt guy next to the deathbed dress.
There are statues of them in Bloodborne.
Do some Sekiro Or DS2. lore It seems like a lot of the lore hunters are branching back into bloodborn or DS3
I've never been able get a handle on these guys. The females being fewer and larger than the males is similar to demi-humans and albinaurics and may imply they're somebody's science project. They were tagged as 'deracine' in the code, which means uprooted in French. Zulie thought this referred to a possible visual similarity between their face and the root plate of a lifted tree. He could be wrong about this. They way the word is used in English is less literal than its French counterpart. If someone is deracinated, it means they're uprooted from their natural geographic, cultural or social environment. This could be a good fit for the wormfaces on the Altus Plateau, if they started off in farum azula. As far as FromSofts back catalogue goes, Bloodborne, apart from being one of their best games, is perfect for someone with a dark sense of humour.
I saw 💖Fia💖 in the thumbnail and had to click. I wuv mommy! I like the Barry styled intro. To me, wormfaces kinda represent death. Their coughing represents a person dying and the worms represent maggots that inhabit a corpse.
LOL the Barry theme
What armor you’re wearing w the omen killer helm? I’m drawing a blank and it’s bothering me
Vulgar militia armour 👍
@@BrainOfStone god dammit thank you bro
@@nickerslarge3776your welcome 😁 for his legs and arms I think he has carian knight Greaves and maybe Ronin's gauntlet or one of the soldiers gauntlets
@@BrainOfStone Yeah, he mentioned Bloodhound knight greaves in another comment section.
Its usually bloodhound knight ones but sometimes i forget to switch back from doing a cosplay for footage
Deathblight is so metal
Anything Sekiro please :)
Nice