Imagine if they had made Mohg a more present threat in the game. As you explore the lands between you find ruined settlements and slain tarnished all with a banner with a trident on it standing priud amidst oceans of corpses that lay drained of blood. And as you continue the main quest, you see more and more bloody fingers and nobles appear as they overrun areas, building beachheads for the coming invasion. And then there comes the moment when you at last cast down Morgott and set fire to the Erdtree you are summoned back to the hold and learn that the Bloody Fingers and Mohgwyn have commenced an assault on the round table hold and you have to fight them off. Once you do so, you look out at the lands between and sea a blood red sky as blood rains down and bathes the land as monsters poor forth from the depths. The trident is ready and poised to at last strike down all those who oppose them as they march upon the surface and the capital. Now you travel the bloodstained lands and witness the devastation wrought by the New Dynasty and they slaughter many npcs and imprison others. And in your travels you encounter a fierce battle where the chieftain of the badlands and his own forces have engaged a legion of the monsters. As you join the fight against the Mohgwyn, you and the Chieftan agree to a ceasefire in your pursuit if the ring so that this threat may be dealt with. And as you reach Leyndell, you behold the Capital of Bloodsoaked Ash and witness the true horror of the formless mother and the Mohgwyn as tou and Horah Loux at last confront Mohg at the precipice of him breaching the tree and ushering forth a dark age. No Longer a mere omen, he has risen to a fully fledged demigod and now stands at the height of his power. Now it is up to the two of you to stop this evil. Are you up to it.
Considering Varre is most likely the first NPC we meet, Mohg is afforded much more build-up than most regular Fromsoft villains (Sulyvahn, Seath) but not as much as in Sekiro, unfortunately. Yura and Eleonore questline in particular feels unfinished and disjointed from Mohg (which according to cut content, was once much more tied with Varre at least.) Mohg still has some impact in the world, as his servants are most certainly building beach-heads (Writheblood ruins) and recruiting oppressed people to support his dynasty, (Rose Church albinaurics). But it is still something one can miss very easily. I feel you are right and the game like Elden Ring would have massively benefitted from more narrative approach than most Fromsoft games, and having more engaged NPC questlines, especially around demi-gods and their factions. It kinda makes one hope that every demigod, (or at least their faction in case of Radahn, Miquella and perhaps Morgott) would have been afforded Ranni treatment where you can either ally or oppose them, having one "main" quest each. Especially if depending which factions remain alive at the end of the game, world changes. (Mohgwyn Dynasty commences invasion of Altus and Leyndell, Rykard leaves Volcano Manor and slithers to capital, Ranni schemes up something, Malenia, either as normal or fully as goddess returns from the Haligtree, Godfrey leads Badlanders and remaining Leyndell loyalists, all culminating in one epic showdown at the ruins of Leyndell.) Perhaps if you ally with Mohg during mid-game with Varre, you could be part of his invasion on the Lands Between and personally lead the attack on Roundtable Hold. It would also make encounter with Gideon much more personal and dramatic turn of events. Perhaps Miquella´s Cocoon could then take role of upgrading your weapons and spirit ashes, if you are forced to kill Hewg and Roderika.
My favorite boss, attack timings constantly threw me off, on top of his relentless aggression. Beating him solo with no summons was definitely hard but I’d say it was the most fun out of my solo bosses run.
Well, sorta. He wants to kill us because we've gotten audience with him, but by then we've found him at his lowest mentally. Hes obsessed with Miquella and his dynasty, and we know he doesnt interact much with his followers from Varres dying dialogue. He seems to be a myth to even his closest followers, so the arrival of a powerful being (us) is sure to provoke him in this state.
Fun fact: latin lyrics are about him being shunned, thrown into the sewers and finding the formless mother in the first phase. The second phase its just MIQUELLA WAKE UP WE HAVE A DYNASTY TO MAKE source: th-cam.com/video/TV0WLgDON34/w-d-xo.html
We deserved a Lord of blood ending...
The name of the ending:
Age of concent
If you know you know
maybe in DLC :) Mohgwyn dynasty, i honestly thought there was an ending around mohgwyn dynasty
@@LeFork756 I never would have thought of this😂
@@Hostobidlc was confirmed to have no new endings.
My boy beat the allegations!
When you are happy, you enjoy the blood loss. When you are sad, you understand the *NIHIL* .
Amazing comment lol
Coming back to this after what we know now. . . feels different.
For me the best soundtrack in Elden Ring, both the first phase and second phase masterpiece.
When Mohg is the Final boss of Elder Ring and his plan is almost to fruition. The invisible mother comes ...
Sounds like something in Bloodborne 🧐
*elden*
@@szalyn8849the Formless Mother does remind me a lot of the Moon Presence & the Formless Odeon.
We are born of the blood, made men by the blood, undone by the blood. Our eyes are yet to open…
Fear the old blood
Master Willem
Master Willem dafoe
Mogh: Welcome honored guest, to the birthplace, of, our, dynasty!!!
Toma tridentazo
Imagine if they had made Mohg a more present threat in the game.
As you explore the lands between you find ruined settlements and slain tarnished all with a banner with a trident on it standing priud amidst oceans of corpses that lay drained of blood.
And as you continue the main quest, you see more and more bloody fingers and nobles appear as they overrun areas, building beachheads for the coming invasion.
And then there comes the moment when you at last cast down Morgott and set fire to the Erdtree you are summoned back to the hold and learn that the Bloody Fingers and Mohgwyn have commenced an assault on the round table hold and you have to fight them off.
Once you do so, you look out at the lands between and sea a blood red sky as blood rains down and bathes the land as monsters poor forth from the depths.
The trident is ready and poised to at last strike down all those who oppose them as they march upon the surface and the capital.
Now you travel the bloodstained lands and witness the devastation wrought by the New Dynasty and they slaughter many npcs and imprison others.
And in your travels you encounter a fierce battle where the chieftain of the badlands and his own forces have engaged a legion of the monsters.
As you join the fight against the Mohgwyn, you and the Chieftan agree to a ceasefire in your pursuit if the ring so that this threat may be dealt with.
And as you reach Leyndell, you behold the Capital of Bloodsoaked Ash and witness the true horror of the formless mother and the Mohgwyn as tou and Horah Loux at last confront Mohg at the precipice of him breaching the tree and ushering forth a dark age.
No Longer a mere omen, he has risen to a fully fledged demigod and now stands at the height of his power.
Now it is up to the two of you to stop this evil.
Are you up to it.
I would love every minute of pain as I claw my way through the monsoon of blood and the tides of tears.
Doesn't he (or one of his minions) kill the Maiden in the starting area? I remember a spell referencing how they kill Maidens.
If the game was completed more than in the first location... it would be great(
Stop giving me false hope, I absolutely would've loved to see that
Considering Varre is most likely the first NPC we meet, Mohg is afforded much more build-up than most regular Fromsoft villains (Sulyvahn, Seath) but not as much as in Sekiro, unfortunately. Yura and Eleonore questline in particular feels unfinished and disjointed from Mohg (which according to cut content, was once much more tied with Varre at least.)
Mohg still has some impact in the world, as his servants are most certainly building beach-heads (Writheblood ruins) and recruiting oppressed people to support his dynasty, (Rose Church albinaurics). But it is still something one can miss very easily.
I feel you are right and the game like Elden Ring would have massively benefitted from more narrative approach than most Fromsoft games, and having more engaged NPC questlines, especially around demi-gods and their factions.
It kinda makes one hope that every demigod, (or at least their faction in case of Radahn, Miquella and perhaps Morgott) would have been afforded Ranni treatment where you can either ally or oppose them, having one "main" quest each.
Especially if depending which factions remain alive at the end of the game, world changes. (Mohgwyn Dynasty commences invasion of Altus and Leyndell, Rykard leaves Volcano Manor and slithers to capital, Ranni schemes up something, Malenia, either as normal or fully as goddess returns from the Haligtree, Godfrey leads Badlanders and remaining Leyndell loyalists, all culminating in one epic showdown at the ruins of Leyndell.)
Perhaps if you ally with Mohg during mid-game with Varre, you could be part of his invasion on the Lands Between and personally lead the attack on Roundtable Hold. It would also make encounter with Gideon much more personal and dramatic turn of events. Perhaps Miquella´s Cocoon could then take role of upgrading your weapons and spirit ashes, if you are forced to kill Hewg and Roderika.
The intro was amazing, I hope that actually happened in gameplay.
Ever wondered how dynasties are made?
That Miquella bussy got Mohg acting unwise
@@BERKAYWOOD Elden Ring lore:
mohg never got the talk from his parents and he thinks a stork will deliver his dinasty
@@no-ev1om thorns blocking the entrance of the erdtree are a metaphor for marika's bad parenting
Blessed be the algorithm.
My favorite boss, attack timings constantly threw me off, on top of his relentless aggression. Beating him solo with no summons was definitely hard but I’d say it was the most fun out of my solo bosses run.
1:44 fire 🔥
i need an ending where mohg is my consort
ME TOO
x2
You can actually make up some details that were difficult to hear before.
Once again, amazing job.
That fanart looks sick AF 👍
TH-cam rec did me a favor today. I subbed to this thanks for the remixes.
This is so deep.... 😥
Did yall know when he says nihil, he is basically saying (NOTHING)
Wow this is awesome, very dark vibes.
4:18 ahwww
Perfect!! That's how imagined his voice before finding it.
my god that
*NIHIL*
2:52 awesome
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! SKULLS FOR THE--
Oh wait..wrong game....
Much more sinister and ominous 😈
He should be named.. Mohg, Bane of Miquella.
It should actually be Mohg, Bone of Miquella
Regular people: Mohg is counting down in Latin
Me: Oh no. Mohg's at one and he's about to throw me a bigger asswhooping than he already was
One thing I dont understand is, why does he fight us? Arent we like on his side when we get there?
Well, sorta. He wants to kill us because we've gotten audience with him, but by then we've found him at his lowest mentally. Hes obsessed with Miquella and his dynasty, and we know he doesnt interact much with his followers from Varres dying dialogue. He seems to be a myth to even his closest followers, so the arrival of a powerful being (us) is sure to provoke him in this state.
You barged into his bedroom while doing dirty with Miquela of course he's gonna get pissed 😆
NIHIIIL
I hear no thing but flame....bloodflame
Fun fact: latin lyrics are about him being shunned, thrown into the sewers and finding the formless mother in the first phase.
The second phase its just
MIQUELLA WAKE UP WE HAVE A DYNASTY TO MAKE
source:
th-cam.com/video/TV0WLgDON34/w-d-xo.html
Also "beutiful child".
Makes me want to slap G.R.R.Martin with a newspaper.
Those lyrics aren’t real they are made up
th-cam.com/video/fgM8HZRRvoI/w-d-xo.html
@@jimbob7572 Would you like to actually prove your bold statement?
@@griddmeirax did He post something? 2 comments are deleted
4:58 MOHGWYN
2:19
0:17
Nihil, Latin for “Out of nothing”
i think in this context hes saying it as 'nothing' or 'zero' since he was counting down
@@Lemon-wr7mr i really wish the ost began with the cutscene of him saying "welcome"