Also note that Marika had kids with Godfrey while Radagon had kids with Rennala. There's a good chance that Rennala got mindfucked when she learned of this: I mean how would you react if your husband left you so that he could marry himself? And yes, the two of them had kids, but they're fucked because of the hyper-incest.
Even if you opened the doors there's a way to fix it, but it requires a pretty long and poorly explained side quest in the best of From Software's legacy.
Well, that was a close one, I almost did it just to see if I could have a boss fight with the Three Fingers!
You can do a few missions for them, but that's it. You didn't miss any endings.
Oh, I already did. Not sure if I should kill her too? Just for peace of mind?
This game gets so many things right, and all for the wrong reasons.
You can do a side mission where you give her an item, but From fucked up and didn't attach a reward to this. You can attack and kill her if you want, only for her Crucible Knight bodyguard to invade you and kick your ass. If you beat him you get an incantation and can loot Tanith's outfit, neither of which you can get any other way.
There was supposed to be a way more involved quest line where you help out Kale (the merchant from the start of the game) find the Frenzied Flame and take revenge, but it got cut.Also, the Frenzied Flame appears to have first been summoned as a Jew and/or Gypsy curse.
Of course you can join the Volcano manor. What did you think saying you were joining them and subsequently doing a bunch of missions for them meant?
Correct, she's blind.
Someone else didn't bother upgrading the Serpent-Hunter spear, which can be done even before triggering Rykard's appearance.
Why would I bother upgrading it?
Hm, are you sure? I think that she's Irina come back to life as a Tarnished... and somehow was gotten hold of chaos-worshippers to feed her eyes and make her into a maiden who serves Three-Fingers.
What? No she isn't, she's a willing consort, like every waifu - ranni, fia, hyetta, melina, they're all prophets awaiting their respective Lord. I don't believe the frenzied flame even has an ego, I think it's meant to be the death thereof. It drives people mad because on some level they all crave it, the way anyone might intrusively think about jumping when near a great fall.
His soul died but his body did not, and it kept living in death. This grew rampantly out of control with all sorts of unnatural growths sprouting up everywhere. You can find Godwyn's eyes all over the place, including in the piles of corpses that sprout up from the ground where there's a presence of those who live in death, as well as on the basilisk enemies.
No no no no, you got it wrong. "Hunter" is his birth name. He's from Texas.
If you're talking about this attack (0:47), it's her fastest move and quite possibly the fastest attack in the entire series. The reaction time required to parry it is almost unfair. The only way I found to deal with it is to constantly stare just above her right shoulder, repeat in my head "she is going to do that", and picture the animation starting. If I stop for even a second, I'm guaranteed to get hit. The only other attack that's hard to parry is the long-winded pirouette (here at 1:50), on which I probably wasted more than 90% of my attempts. I found parrying it to be so inconsistent that I just gave up, which practically isn't that big of a deal since she usually follows up with the quick flurry which is incredibly easy to parry.
