D's Twin Brother | Elden Ring Wiki

I’m glad everyone cares more about politics than they do about the game. Cause thats what these threads look like, a bunch of politicians who failed in reality so they come on here telling you which side to choose in this game as if they are running for governor of the lands between.

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Bros before hoes

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While D is a cool guy, his gloating twin deserved zero respect, my friends and I all gave him destined death, not to mention he’s weak AF and not even given a boss fight. Loved how the narrative puts into perspective how religious cults like the Golden Order can embolden their fanatic followers to the point of blind hatred against a persecuted group of undead that are the way they are because of the order’s meddling of reality. In Fia’s ending, reality is restored with death introduced, allowing everyone to pass on to the afterlife and no longer become living zombies like the hollowed out wandering nobles. Interestingly, only the tarnished seem sane at this point, while everyone are undead or becoming zombies

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is there a differnce between killing the brother after Fia's death after hearing him gloat or just sitting at the grace where the gear is left behind?

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Down with necrophiles! Glory to the Golden Order

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"This is what's become of your precious witch! Naught but expired meat and bone!
Look at this rotten w.h.o.r.e. No more children can be got from this useless flesh!";
what a ****ing chad, he gave voice to every tought I had meanwhile following Fia's stupid questline just for a bossfight.

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Is that one guy who botted/alted downvotes and spammed every single anti fia comment with angry replies finally gone?

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Even though neither of them were really doing the right thing, I can respect both D and Fia for at least having the convictions to fight, kill and die for their cause and what they believed was right. On the other hand this dude sleeps in Nokron while his brother is killed, then once he gets his brothers armor he kills a sleeping woman and gloats over her corpse... Idk man I cant really respect that. Which is why I killed him after that.

Basically D is cool, but Ds brother... kind of a crazy loser.

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Based character. I killed fia in my first playthrough before fortisax for stabbing my boy D, found out I missed a boss fight, and then in my next play through the chad does it for me.

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Absolutely did not expect this guy to go full Alfred in the end of the questline

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Heh heh... Behold!
Your favorite character is Dead!

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Regardless of the sins of Darian and Devin, Fia is a genocidal maniac. She hides behind a pitiable guise when the truth is that she wants to force undeath on the entire world. She is not nearly as helpless and she pretends to be. Devin is a creep but killing her was justified.

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If Fia gave him a hug he wouldn’t have been so angry

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Couple of things I've noticed:

Firstly:
- If you never talk to D but do the rest of Fia's questline she dies where she was sleeping and you can loot here clothes. There's no blood pooled around her though.

- Giving D his dead brother's drip and then fast traveling to Prince of Death's throne will still have D standing over Fia's corpse with a blood pool.

This adds some validity to the theory that Fia dies birthing the rune and D is just so eager for revenge that he doesn't notice she's already dead when he stabs her.

Secondly:
- If D dies in Limgrave (either by your hand or collateral from the nearby skeletons) D still hunts down and kills Fia over it. Even though it's not her fault he died.

Guy is so mad at a heretic that he'll kill her for something she hasn't done. Peak zealot moment.

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I just wanna hug
Lmao

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Thanks for the thoroughly entertaining read in these comments, folks (he's still based and goldenpilled)

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WTF is going on in this comment section?

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may chaos take the world

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My man took the gold pill

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Damn I'm an idiot. I thought Darian came back from the dead to exact vengeance. Never that was Devin.

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Just read every comment here and I gotta say it was pretty funny yet also kinda sad

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okey after finishing this quest line, was fia dead or not?
did he just killed an already dead corpse?

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BASE

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my man took the gold pill

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Most relatable Elden Ring character

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wait, fia is already dead at the end of her questline. so did this guy just stab her corpse and pretend he killed her? lol

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this comment section is why people rightfully never interact with fromsoft fandoms

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who the hell sleeps like that

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And probably drink some water

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this comment section needs to touch grass

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This comment section just wants me to do the Frenzy Flame ending again.

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not a fia simp but i always kill him at the end of the quest. that's what i did with alfred's quest, which this one is very reminiscent. both clearly lost it and are too far gone, it just makes sense to put them down. it also just feels a little anticlimactic to have him disappear and leave his stuff behind. what they should've done is have him turn on you after his dialogue since you were helping her in the first place

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Slow day on Reddit, apparently

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Prince of death destroyed the guy. Fia killed his other half/twin brother. Both sides were extremist. He was probably driven mad in his little slumber, didn't sound fun.. Dang straight he wanted to kill her and stop Godwyn from coming back, you killed my brother. Then he was okay with joining him.. no right side here though. Everyone dying was justified.. Living in death destroyed rogie Fia served a monster of a master. She's no better and also an extremists. Great little storyline

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The D stands for downvote

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lol

lmao

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I hope he's still alive after you complete Fia's questline.

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Bro, not people siding with this literal theocratic fundamentalist fascist over a woman who wanted her people liberated. Folks talking about Fia killing Rogier forget that he himself identifies the fact that living within death isn't a sin but a glitch in the system caused by Ranni slaying Godwyn's soul. He even comes back to defend Fia when we reach deeproot depths because he is devoted to seeing the Mending Rune of Death installed in the Elden Ring from before he even dies evidenced by his own musings on the cursemark. D got what was coming to him for being a fantasy nazi and y'all who're siding with his psycho brother in here need therapy. No wonder people **** on our community for being toxic and stupid.

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My boy took the gold pill

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Can't spell Gigachad without the D

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Bruh this comment section is such a mess. Came here for the storyline, stayed for the laughs.

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Thank you for bringing that witch to justice she didn't just enthrall the dead but she has enthralled the living you will be called a fanatic the masses may hate you but you did the right thing I will look to you and your brother's teachings and teach them to others

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I wonder what percentage of the downvote mob here also have reddit accounts.

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A lot of people here don’t understand that fia murdered D for no reason other than getting the half of the curse mark he was guarding, he had no clue she was affiliated with death until she taunted him with his brothers dagger; Because the tarnished are not undead, and neither is fia, she’s a freak that’s condoning and forcing living in death upon others. Look at rogier for example, he gazes upon a fragment of Godwyn once and loses the ability to walk, and then the ability to even think for himself when he is forced to fight in defense of fia; You really think he just suddenly gained the ability to walk and decided to betray us, a person he considered a friend, without so much as a word? Additionally, D knows rogier is afflicted with death blight, but he only offers pity and his own form of remorse, because the hunters of death don’t hunt tarnished, they hunt those affected by death root; meaning UNTHINKING CREATURES, such as tibia mariners and cemetery shades; which is the fate fia is attempting to force upon the world. And notice that no one BUT fia actually wants this; the undead can’t think, godwyn is a soulless husk of his former self, yeah, the golden order isnt full of saints either, but before the shattering it was a certainly better thing, and with gold mask’s help the order could be greater than it ever was. This is all not even mention that what devin does has nothing to even do with the order; It’s simple revenge on the woman that murdered his brother, aside from the fact that he faced godwyn, we know literally nothing about him, he could’ve been a saintly hero or a demonic hunter, but that has nothing to do with his actions now. But no; “Muh evil order!2!1!1!1!”

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Wow... So many people forget about fia killing poor D hunter

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This guy was late to the party.

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If you give him the armor after completing Fia's questline but before fighting the gargoyles (by using the alternate entrance to Deeproot), his summon sign never appears. He just skips straight to his final location in Deeproot.

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I came to peace with Fias philosophy, then this guy shows up and gloats over her corpse like wheel guy from bloodborne
I killed him right after that. don't forget to downvote me.

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Guys, I'm on my first playthrough and don't see the big picture yet. Can anyone please explain what is going on in this comment section? The amount of dislikes is terrific.

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It is worth noting that it is just a video game. I mean there is nothing wrong with playing and enjoying it but I feel like some of you are having trouble separating the game from reality.

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I like to kill him with the Eclipse Shotel, then do the goldmask ending anyways (I only did Fia's questline to fight the cool dragon)

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I like wiener

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I call D and D giga-twins.
This one helps you with the shitty gargoyle duo.
D helps you with the black knife assasin in the catacombs.
Both of them are based as well.
10/10 NPC

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What is this comment section? I've seen many comments here saying things like "D is murder. I wish I could kill him the Moment I saw him and torture him in the most painful way possible!" And other saying things like "Fia is Murderer and an undead apologist who is an objectively bad person. Everyone who defends her is a simp!" I think we should all take a step back to remember that we are speaking about a VIDEO GAME. It is a fictional story with fictional characters who interact with each other in order to progress an optional questline. It's as if everyone in this comment section has engrossed themselves into a fictional world too much and get so attached to either the D brothers or Fia. The result is that everyone in the comments is warring over whether Fia or D are morally correct in their actions and yelling at each other because whenever an NPC they like gets attacked they feel personally offended and obligated to argue back.

I'm not saying it's wrong to discuss lore or even the morality of these characters' actions. What I am saying is that if we are to discuss these things we need to remember we are talking about fiction here and speak about them like rational and mature, sane human-beings. So please, for the sake of your own health, Ya'll should go touch some grass.

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he agroed on me after giving the twined set, even tho it was obtained by doing Fia's questline

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i for one think the game is good

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I don't know why anyone would choose to simp for Fia after killing D. Her useless baldichins are nothing to the help he gives. The golden order are right in not wanting a bunch of skeletons walking around the world. If you want the best future, you should kill Fia yourself instead of helping her.

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undead apologist vs golden order enjoyer

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Most based character in elden ring, I really wish his quest was longer. D is too cool to have such a short quest line.

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For what reason is that cool pose he does after murdering fia not a gesture you can get

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Challenge: write something positive about Devin without getting downvoted to oblivion (difficulty: impossible)

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I killed Fia at the prince of deaths throne after she murdered D, I gave D's brother the armor set after that and when I reloaded the area, he had disappeared, where did he go? I can't find him at Fia's location

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Love this character. A true Hero of the Golden Order.

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I feel like D brothers questline should've been a bit longer, because I still don't understand how tf Devin gotten into a Nokron of all places, a city that is closed off to everyone. even PC can get there after a frickin meteorite falls somewhere close to it. so was Devin a part of expedition ? then why he doesn't look like those skinny white dudes ? was he trapped there ? is this why he needs his brother armor ? so he can remember who is he because he was trapped there for so long ? and how tf he has a sword identical to his twin brother ?

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So this comment section must be what it feels like to be pkcs guy

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Please downvote me as much as possible.

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ah yes this must be the dislike npc

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d my bro *handshake*

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Love this guy, he gives me alfred vibes.

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Skeleton apologist vs Crusade enjoyer

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He's not really killing her, so why write about it??? "after he kills Fia".

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Damn I wish their was an option to say sorry but your brother had cool looking armor so I needed to kill him.

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Look, everyone in this storyline dies no matter what you or any of them does. This is not like Nephali Loux where you can actually reach the end of the game and have her still alive.

Sure, you can make an abstract judgement of whom to blame and whom to help, but in practical terms you don't really get a vote.

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Even though he didn't actually kill her, him stabbing her would certainly prevent her "living within death", a reasonable concern for someone who just birthed a rune from the source of all deathblight. That, or maybe he was just in a silly goofy mood

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This page should be just renamed Salt Central at this point, the amount of salt here would overflow the entire ocean at this point.

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Literally everything in game suggest that "Those who live in death" are sad, evil beings reanimated by Godwyn's curse. Essentially just corpses that don't have free will or intelligence and only exist to fight. The D Brothers are literally doing the dead service by destroying those corpses to let those who the corpses belonged to rest. While Fia has deluded herself that those eternally suffering beings created by an eldricht horror of a mutilated corpse are somehow an oppressed race and not the victims of Destined Death going haywire and wants to curse all the living beings to wander the world the same way and yet people in comments are arguing that D's are the bad ones??

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a member of the Golden KKK boasts that he pierced a dead body, "killed" a corpse, something is clearly wrong with the head of those who called it murder.

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Is there no way to stop him from killing Fia if I've already given him D's armour?

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This comment section is utterly depressing. People bragging about how they killed a character in a video game because he stabs her (I never said she was alive when he stabbed her). She is a fictional character who killed another character’s brother, try to look at it from this guys side. Almost everyone in this comment section (including me) needs to get some serious help.

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I don't really blame this guy, like how would you feel if you found out some weird lady who sleeps with corpses recently murdered your twin brother who is literally half of your very being? doubt any sane person would still be willing to simp for her.

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You can finish Fia's questline entirely, including killing her champions & the lichdragon, and only then give D's brother the armor. He will NOT be available as an NPC for the gargoyle fight (I found this out on NG+2), but he will still appear over Fia's corpse in Deeproot Depths gloating over her body, just as if you did his part of the quest first before meeting Fia there. Either way, listen to him rant a bit, reload at the nearby grace, and you'll get the armor + sword. Considering he's only really good as an NPC summon for the gargoyles during a first run-through - as by NG+ you almost certainly have a maxed out mimic tear or Tiche - he's not really worth bothering with. Especially as he will instantly end Fia's questline if you talk to him first. So depending on what you want to do first - Fia's Quest + likely getting that ending, or another ending - you might just want to skip him entirely until you're almost completely done.

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He doesn't kill fia. She died producing the mending rune. This guy stabs a body and does mental gymnastics so that he thinks he avenged his fantatic brother.

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You would think he would be a calm character like Darian. But when he kills Fia and starts his little rant I was like, uh does D,s brother always talk like a sociopath.

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what is written does not correspond to reality.

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since when is mocking an already dead body considered murder? it seems that someone filled out this article very biased.

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D is, imo at least, a cool, morally dubious, but probably justifiably vengeful character who is in direct opposition to a woman who is also a cool, morally dubious, but probably justifiably vengeful character. The way they're presented, that irony makes itself feel very apparent, and goes to show how basically nothing is going to get done without an outsider's perspective taking the reins.

This particular comments section doesn't seem to see the moral nuance here. It's always either "s/he's a good guy" or "s/he's a bad guy". How can we say that for certain without knowing the full story anyways, one way or another? What the circumstances were when everything that transpired, transpired?

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So, I gave him the armor set and proceeded to fight and kill the Gargoyles without ever seeing his sign, dying, or sitting at a grace or in the coffin after the fight and he also disappeared, which isn't mentioned as something that would happen, unless of course the very act of going into the boss arena unloads the rest of the level, which I've not seen any evidence of while playing, but I suppose could be possible, so just figured I' say something in order to help make the page a bit more accurate in the event someone with an account to edit the page with happens to read this.

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Impossibly based

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Does anyone know what will happen if you kill this guy in Nokron after giving him the armor set. I want to save Fia but I also want his sword. Is there a way to do both?

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why write about a murder that doesn't actually happen?

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what kind of nonsense is written about murder, if Fia dies from the process of creating a rune, and not from this twin/mimic?

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Fia deserved it

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They could have buffed this guy. It would have been cool if he put up any real fight. There are plenty of NPCs that can be fought that hit way harder and have a much more challenging pool of health. My build isn't even good on the file I destroyed him on. It only took 2 hits. I ended up having to run in circles to hear his whole dialogue. I recognize that the real end of the quest boss has already been defeated at this point, but if the assumption is that the player has become the champion of Fia who will carry out the rest of her hopes for the world, it would feel good if ending Devin was at all difficult. I do like the fact that you don't have to choose to kill him, but you can.

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Why does this page say he kills Fia? Fia's already dead when you take the Mending Rune from her. All this guy does is stab her corpse and pretend like he killed her.

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Alfred 2: killed another waifu boogaloo

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Based as hell

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fia deserved it lmao

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When I saw that this brainless religious lunatic dared to lay his hands on my waifu fia, I teleported behind him and immediately sliced his very soul into pieces with my powerstanced rivers of blood and moonveil. While you were worshipping your sky-daddy, I was studying the blade, and it seems like your “god” wasn’t there to save you when my blood slices claimed your soul…

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It's hilarious that he doesn't kill Fia until after you've already got the mending rune and she was essentially dead. He thinks he's an arbiter of justice but he's just desecrating a corpse while he treats the one person who could actually stand to oppose everything he stands for now like a total bro.

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Pretty sure he also says some other lines when he boasts off after killing Fia, something along the lines of "Mangled and twisted". Did they actually toned down the graphic dialogue with a patch or something?

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