Fia, Deathbed Companion |
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| Location | Roundtable Hold Deeproot Depths |
| Role | Quest NPC |
| Voiced by | Chiara Goldsmith |
Fia is an NPC in Elden Ring. Fia is a deathbed companion that you will find inside a small bedroom at the Roundtable Hold. Her embrace will give you a special consumable that can increase poise called the Baldachin's Blessing, at the cost of a debuff that slightly decreases your maximum HP. You can ostensibly come back for more if you happen to run out of this consumable. Fia's Questline Steps are highlighted below.
See Fia, Deathbed Companion Lore
Greetings, great champion called by grace. I am Fia. Circumstances have compelled my stay at the Roundtable Hold.
Fia Location in Elden Ring
Fia can be found at the Roundtable Hold and later again after defeating Fia's Champions in Deeproot Depths.
- This NPC moves.
- This NPC can be fought and killed, but only in a later stage of her questline.
- If killed, drops:
Fia's Hood
Fia's Robe
- If killed, drops:
- Grants Baldachin's Blessing if you allow her to hold you. Decreases your max. HP by 5% for as long as you keep it in your inventory. After consuming it and its effect ending, you will regain your full HP.
- She grants you Baldachin's Blessing infinitely as long as you don't have one currently in your inventory.
Fia Questline: How to complete Fia's Quest
Note: The beginning of Fia’s questline is skipped after gaining access to Crumbling Farum Azula
- After starting the festival at Redmane Castle to fight Starscourge Radahn, you can return to Fia and embrace her. She will gain an additional line of dialogue during which she will hand you a Weathered Dagger. Take this dagger to D, Hunter of the Dead at the Roundtable Hold to progress the quest.
- Talk to Sorcerer Rogier about his interest in the Black Knives, then speak to Fia again. She will give you a Knifeprint Clue that reveals the location of a Black Knifeprint.
- After this, reload the area. You will find Fia in a newly opened room near the blacksmith, but then she will disappear.
- Make your way to the Across the Roots Site of Grace [Map Link] in Deeproot Depths and enter the boss arena to the north. After defeating Fia's Champions, you will find her seated at the back of the arena. Speak with her and choose to be hugged to advance her quest. She will then ask you to bring her the Cursemark of Death, a key item from Ranni's questline. If Fia is not present and has already killed D and has vanished from Roundtable Hold, you may need to take extra steps to make her appear. Defeat the Valiant Gargoyles and rest in the coffin in their boss arena to reach Deeproot Depths. Fia may appear after taking the coffin route to Deeproot Depths. Alternatively, you can access Deeproot Depths by revealing two illusory walls south of the Frenzied Flame Proscription Site of Grace [Map Link].
- Note that a big chunk of her questline can be skipped, if one so desires (main Quest spoilers ahead!):
Once the player progressed through the main events of the game up to the point of burning the Erdtree, Fia will relocate to the Deeproot Depths even if the player never interacted with her. This way, all of the steps mentioned above are skipped. [Elden Ring Map Link]- The arena is large. Run up to the way gate in the northeast of the area, which is currently disabled, to trigger the fight.
- You will then be allowed to summon your spirit ash
- Fia's Champions will spawn.
- If the player chooses to use this method, they will still find D, Hunter of the Dead's corpse on the ground where he is normally found, but Fia will not stand above it and then vanish since she already left the Roundtable Hold.
- Note that a big chunk of her questline can be skipped, if one so desires (main Quest spoilers ahead!):
- Bringing back the Cursemark of Death will nearly end her quest. After you give it to her, she will give the player a Radiant Baldachin's Blessing. Exhaust her dialog and upon reloading the area, she'll be asleep. Inspecting her will let you enter the Deathbed Dream to fight Lichdragon Fortissax.
- Winning this fight will allow you to pick up the Mending Rune of the Death-Prince from Fia, which will in turn allow you to obtain an alternate ending.
- After acquiring the rune, you can give the Twinned armor set to D's brother (NPC sitting on the floor past the corridor to the southeast of the Valiant Gargoyle boss' grace site "Great Waterfall Basin"). Upon returning to Fia, you will find Fia's Set next to her, and if you reload the area, D's brother will leave behind the Twinned Set you gave him, as well as the Inseparable Sword. Killing D's brother will also get you the armor set and the sword.
- You can prevent this scene by killing D in his first location, getting his armor, and giving it to his brother early. After reloading the area he can be fought.
Related NPCs:
Dialogue in Elden Ring: Fia
Introduction
- Greetings, great champion called by grace. I am Fia.
Circumstances have compelled my stay at the Roundtable Hold.
Great champion, would you allow me to hold you, but briefly?
Perhaps you might share with me some of your lifely vigour, and your stout-heartedness.
Doing so will grant me the warmth of a champion. And you, I am sure, will bear a baldachin's blessing.
Do you think it vulgar, perhaps? Where I come from, it is a sacred act.
Letting her hold you
- "Ah, my thanks, great champion. You are...very warm..."
[Player obtains Baldachin's Blessing]
"What you felt light up inside you was a baldachin's blessing. Though it is but a fleeting thing, I am afraid.
Come back to me, should you require another. I will take you in my arms as often as you need".
Talk in secret
- I was known as a Deathbed Companion, where I come from. Afer I received the warmth and lifely vigour from a number o champions,
I lay with the remains of an exalted noble, to grant him another chance at life. To do so is the purpose of my being.
But before I could bear the noble into new life, I was awakened by the guidance of grace, and chased from my birthplace.
Pray, be kind. Despite all that, I still wish to be Deathbed Companion.
So please, let me hold you like this, as often as it takes.
About the Black Knifeprint (Do you know...?)
- My dear... Have you ever heard of black knifeprints? Dear Rogier likes to talk of it when abed.
The ancient plot, in which the first of the Demigods was slain. The black knifes wielded by the assassins who committed the act,
along with the impressions they made, somehow hide the truth of the conspiracy. These grand affairs are hardly my forté...
But dear Rogier began to weep as he spoke... - In truth I've heard tell from someone else, about the black knifeprints that fascinate dear Rogier so.
(receives: Knifeprint Clue)
But It wouldn't be right to give this to him, stuck as he is in the Roundtable Hold.
Perhaps you could make use of it?
About Rogier
- I heard that you lent a hand to dear Rogier. He seemed positively elated.
He must be possessed of great mental fortitude. It anchors his will, and sustains him, despite his grievous wounds.
You truly are a champion. To dear Rogier, and myself, too.
(receive: Sacrificial Twig x1)
- (May I ask a favor?) My dear? Might I ask something of you? Could you please find the owner of this dagger, and return it to them? [Receive Weathered Dagger] A certain person gave it to me as a gift. It's a very precious thing. It must have a special place in the owner's heart. So I would like for the owner to have it back, if you wouldn't mind.
- (Upon D's death) Finally, it is returned to its rightful place. The stolen hallowbrand, of the exalted noble. And now, I must bid you goodbye as well. Though I ask you deliver this message to the Roundtable Hold. I am Fia, Deathbed Companion. Hark, Roundtable. Disturb not the Death of Godwyn, the exalted. We, who humbly live in Death...Live in waiting, to one day welcome our Lord. What right does anyone have to object? Our Lord will rise. The Lord of the many, and the meek.
At Deeproot Depths after defeating her champions.
- "Ah...there you are.
I knew you would come.
What is it you intend?
To deny us, and our ways?
Like the dogmatic brutes of the Golden Order?" - (Answering her "That's Right")
"I see. Then you must kill me.
For I am the companion of Godwyn, Prince of Death.
I wished to be a mother to Those Who Live in Death.
So it is, that any loathing, any hatred that overshadows them...
I must bear, as a matter of duty, with my own flesh.
(You can talk to her again to get the chance to change your choice)
"Go on, kill me.
You deny us, do you not?
Because we deign to live in Death, and wish our Lord to rise to glory. - (Answering "No, I want to be held")
"You are an odd one.
I am the guardian of Those Who Live in Death.
They call me a foul and rotten witch.
Yet you still wish to be held by me?"
Proceeds to hug her. - Talk in Secret 1
"Have you ever seen a hallowbrand?
When the first of the demigods died, his flesh was marked with the half-wheel wound of the centipede.
Godwyn's hallowbrand has since been recovered at the Roundtable Hold.
But there is another hallowbrand out there somewhere.
And I must find it.
Before the time comes we receive our Lord." - Talk in Secret 2
"When Godwyn died, a hallowbrand scored his flesh.
But another exists. Another mark in the shape of the half-wheel wound of the centipede.
And I must find it.
Before the time comes we receive our Lord.
My hands will be dirtied once more by the deed.
Will you still let me hold you, even then?"
Gives you the choice to "Give Cursemark of Death". - §Give Cursemark of Death:
"This...is the other hallowbrand.
How did you...
Oh, my utmost thanks.
With this, Godwyn can take his rightful place as First of the Dead.
And claim a second, illustrious life.
You are my-- our true champion.
And though I can't be of any use to you...
Can I hold you tight, if only for a moment?"
Holds tighter.
Grants Radiant Baldachin's Blessing. - Talk in Secret 3
"I will soon lay with Godwyn.
And it will surely stir within me.
the new life of the golden prince, and first Dead of the demigods,
as the rune of Those Who Live in Death.
Please, do one thing for me.
Brandish this child, my rune, and take for yourself the throne.
Stay the persecution of Those Who Live in Death.
By becoming our Elden Lord." - Talk in Secret 4
"I will soon lay with Godwyn.
To conceive my child, the rune.
Brandish my rune, and take for yourself the throne.
Stay the persecution of Those Who Live in Death.
By becoming our Elden Lord." - §Talk in Secret 5 (Being held after reloading, before she sleeps)
"This is goodbye, my dear.
But I am satisfied.
I choose to lie with Godwyn of my own will. Not the remains of one chosen for me.
And I will bear a child.
Who will inherit your warmth, too.
What greater blessing could there be, but to be born a Deathbed Companion?"
When attacked
- Godwyn... Is that you, dear?
Upon defeat
- Will your kind never stop? Ravaging... the weak?
Elden Ring Fia Notes & Trivia
- Fia's name in earlier versions of the game was “Lady Yuliya.”
- You can find Lionel's desiccated corpse on a bed in Leyndell alongside Fia's dress
- Receiving Fia's embrace will result in a debuff that lowers 5% of total vitality but can be removed from using Baldachin's Blessing.
- Allowing Fia to grant her blessing will trigger an animation where she will embrace the Tarnished.
[Fia holding the Tarnished close when offering her blessing.] - Receiving Fia's embrace while playing online will result in the player's build being uploaded to the Elden Ring server to be used as one of the randomized Fia's Champions.
Fia Lore
Lore Items Related to Fia
Weathered Dagger
Dagger received from Fia, the Deathbed Companion.
She wishes for it to be returned to its rightful owner.
It was once a special weapon of gold and silver intertwined, but is now worn down and marred by a black gash.
Baldachin's Blessing
Favor bestowed by a deathbed companion. Protection of a hidden temple in the guise of a bedchamber.
Uses FP to temporarily boost poise.
The favor allows one to forget any aches and pains. In Death, there is only peace, for in Death, there can be no sensation.
Radiant Baldachin's Blessing
Protection of a hidden temple in the guise of a bedchamber. This blessing is of the utmost rarity.
Uses FP to temporarily raise poise. The effect lasts longer than a mere favor.
It's said a deathbed companion will only produce a blessing of this kind for a champion but once in her entire life. The sole blessing which she imbues of her own volition.
Mending Rune of the Death-Prince
Rune gestated by Fia, the Deathbed Companion.
Used to restore the fractured Elden Ring when brandished by the Elden Lord.
Formed of the two hallowbrand half-wheels combined, it will embed the principle of life within Death into Order.
The Golden Order was created by confining Destined Death. Thus, this new Order will be one of Death restored.
Lionel's Armor
Round iron armor with a banner extending from its back. Worn by the Lionel the Lionhearted.
When this chivalrous dauntless knight met Fia, who had been driven from her home, he declared himself to be her father.
Dialogue Related to Fia
D, Hunter of the Dead
"I have a matter of my own to attend to. I spotted the mark of the centipede here in the village. An ill-omened symbol that should not be. Someone, or something, threatens the sanctity of the Golden Order. And must be eradicated."
Elden Ring Fia Gallery
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need a skip animation button so badly i hate this questline for that reason alone
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spent 30 mins trying to look under fia only to find out that she was blonde! what the ****, not even a redhead which is the point of elden ring! get this blonde bimbo out of my game
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>Be Fia
>Keep talking about how coming back from the dead is cool
>Die forever and don't come back lol
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Love how her artwork in the intro cinematic makes it look like she greased that dude's Treespear till he died
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I’ve been playing Elden ring since day 1 and this is the first time I do this quest line. It’s a fun quest and makes me sad shadow of the erdtree wasn’t godwyn focused. Anyways I absolutely destroyed D’s brother when I saw he defiled Fia’s body after she had died.
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So i wish I knew that when you gave D's brother the armor, he goes and kills Fia. I mean she's kind of already dead as she's laying woth the prince of death or whatever but still. Him defiling the corpse kind of left for a sour taste for the rune of death ending. I understand not writing for sake of spoilers but I only did this because the wiki told me too anyway lmao. Should have put a spoiler warning and explained what happens so people could avoid FIA being killed / defiled by D. Oh well just being nitpicky lol
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I spent like 2 hours trying to see under Fia's and Nepheli's clothes to see their undies or something better... I saw their panties but it was more luck than skill. I tried to make that again but it is too hard to repeat. Have you guys some tips, advices? -PKCS Pope
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Still Messed up ending. It hardly fixed the death rune absence in the Golden Order. Living beings should be able to die a normal death and - the most important part - STAY DEAD. Not live in death and spread the deathblight onto others. And that rune can be barely considered as Godwyn either, because his soul is gone. It is not him anymore, whatever that corpse is.
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My only motivation was the hidden trophy from fortisaxx lmao
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My favorite character by far every time I feel bad I just sneak into fias room and press the Hug Me button. Really only one complaint I wish the hug animation was even slower and more drawn out I want to really feel like I'm being hugged by Fia like she doesnt wanna let go could you do that for me Fromsoft?
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Missing some steps but okay I'll just figure it tf out myself
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When god sees this comment section he will for sure leave us.
Please take a step away from the computer to look outside and watch the beautiful word if not for me, then for god!
Have a blessed day!
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I lover her so much!! I wish I could repay her by hugging her cold feet
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so upon recieving the radiant blessing, regular one becomes unobtainable?
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After the DLC I used a Hefty Fetid Pot to kill her in the depths. So satisfying. Rest in dung lol. Going to use Light of Miquella next NG cycle.
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I finished her quest then gave D's brother the armour and she got the rightful end by his brother while I killed the dragon... win win
I guess you should use the secret mohg's palace entrance to deeproot depth's so you can summon totally not D to help with the 2 gargoyles
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This questline proves the tarnished have the mind of a child to go through hell and back and just to get another hug.
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This entire quest is extremely dumb. Fia is a moron who dedicated her life to saving wretched little undead creatures. Those things were literally born of the abomination of Godwyn's soul murder. The entire thing is messed up and should be put to right with the light of the Golden Order. Fia should make better use of her beauty by becoming my paramour instead.
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Guys if I can fight fortissax but I have burned the erdtree can I still fight with fortissax?
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They should have mentioned if Rogier's head is down you're locked from the quest until you burn the erdtree
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So, technical question - if I kill her in Deeproot instead of doing her quest will it lock me out of Inseparable Sword?
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Fia didn’t choose being a deathbed companion, it was forced upon her, and upon finding the prince of death, she became inspired, to use this ability to bring about a gentler age for all those who live in death, she seeks to give godwyn a new body (the mending rune quite literally reincarnates him) and something many of you fail to realize is godwyn is a part of it as well, as in, he’s taking part and protecting her, if you attack her he’ll it you with an ancient rancor, and even fia is surprised and asks “godwyn, is that you my love” and his death knights from the dlc are seeking the same age fia is, like it’s spelt out word for word. She spent her life being persecuted for what she was made to be, and through all the persecution, chose selflessness, and gave everything for the age she thought was the fairest, those who brandish the rune of the duskborn are creating a world no longer devoid of death, a world where those who live in death need not fear the persecution of order, for heresy is but a contrivance, all things, can be conjoined
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so people call D a mindless fanatic for hunting the undead, after him literally witnessing some mindless skeletons killing a peasant (Limgrave), then Fia murders him in cold blood, and his brother justifiably seeks revenge? I see nothing wrong here except a disgusting woman laying with the dead despite HERSELF saying she no longer needs to and she cant let go of a dead soul corpse.
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The quests in this game are so ****ing dumb and bad holy ****
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Understanding what is happening does not come to mind right away, especially if the player skips dialogues, maybe sometimes a new game will be needed. Although this has already been written several times.
Сreating a rune kills her, a twin cannot kill an already dead body, this fool stabs a corpse thinking he has taken revenge. Twin won’t appear there if you don’t give him the armor. The desire of some to see “revenge” is so great that they wishful thinking. She dies after a battle with the dragon, when she receives Godwyn's "soul" and creates a new rune( using also old fragments and all her life energy), a powerful artifact the creation of which no deathbed companion can survive. She understands that she will die for the sake of the future one way or another all deathbed companions end their lives with a sacrifice for something greater. Rune created and she fulfilled her destiny. It's sad that there is no variety in quests for endings, and some aspects cannot be changed.
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i don't understand these mending runes quests, you barely even talk to these characters then suddenly they decide you're their lord. other than ranni and shabriri's endings the others don't make any sense and are just filler endings
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You do her quest because you think the death ending is good. I do her quest because I want Fortissax to be able to finally rest. We are not the same (this post was sponsored by Goldmask).
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I'm at the end of the game, and today I just learnt I did 80% of my playthrough with a friggin 5% HP debuff.
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I feel like a lot of people don't get her deal specifically because they don't understand D as a character and how he reflects her. He's the type of person Goldmask is said to have lamented over, a raving fanatic who hunts Those Who Live In Death only because he has been told it's unquestionably right to do so. Not only that but his sword (among other things) imply he has some deep pain or even self-hatred over being an "accursed being" of a kind and it is being taken advantage of by Golden Order fanatics, probably only being accepted for his extreme willingness to hunt the Golden Order's enemies. D hunts those labeled as cursed on behalf of those who labeled them as such and he does so despite himself having an unnatural ability to cheat death. It's similar to Loretta previously hunting albenaurics despite being one herself.
When D kills Fia he talks with so much sadistic hatred, wanting what she considers her children to witness her corpse and the fact that it is revenge for his brother is an after thought. D is in total acceptance of being a tool of the Golden Order. He will kill a woman who, as we see if we try to attack her, won't even fight back. Conversely, Fia implies with her last bit of dialogue that she previously did not choose who she laid with and that it was chosen for her. But now, she is making her own choice and deciding for herself what she thinks is right.
TLDR: Fia and D have a lot of interesting parallels but where one became a shield to the accursed, the other became a sword for which to hunt them.
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It would be funny if you got poisoned when she hugged you because she’s been around so many dead corpses
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god......her goblin hands and feet, her grotesque face aswell, she has nothing on the godess that is Sellen
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Just bcuz she gives u hugs doesn’t mean she will marry u. Quest is ass imo as well
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me want red lightning build, me no want to hear about weird fish man love interest
The virgin Fia (cuddles corpses, no armour) vs the Stacey Lhutel (beheaded herself to protect her lord in death, sick armour). Deathblight adjacent waifus exists, its just that Fia ain't it.
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I always kill her in every run since I realized she killed my friend, D.
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Girl sacrifices herself to create an item that can heal this world, giving this world mortal life. This is goodbye, my dear... (˚ ˃̣̣̥⌓˂̣̣̥ )
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i hate how long the hug animation is bruh just lemme get thru the quest and get the inseperable sword
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All I ever did was try to help her, and in return she threatens me and tries to kill me (with one of the worst boss fights in the game no less)
Then she's like "why are you here are you trying to persecute me" No lady I've been trying to help this entire time SMH
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miyazaki please in future installments with deathbed companions let us skip the hug animation like a cutscene, this questline is 90% waiting for the hug animation and 10% everything else
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Ugh, I can't believe I have to get hugs from Fia every time I want to talk to her. I GUESS I'll just have to put up with it.
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I don’t know why but I find the way she leave after you discover D’s body so damn funny
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Theory: Fia died and became a ghost. She was driven from the home she haunted - her own. Lionel adopted her and probably died afterwards.
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If you beat this questline and your first thought is being mad about getting "cucked" you need to go outside lmao
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being hugged is nice and all but could we at least have sat on the bed with her? that floor looks uncomfortable af
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How many pumps before your dagger fully rots and falls off?
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mfw i fight a mfing lichdragon in my should-have-been wifes dream and when i win i'm greeted with both her corpse the knowledge that i was cucked while away by a 15 story tall undead demigod fish man and now i have to carry their proverbial baby with me forever to remind me of my own ineptitude in the field of commitment
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I accidentally killed my fiancée in the arena and now I can't revive her at the altar of vows
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The wiki is wrong you can give the armor to D's twin as soon as you meet him, only requirement being D dead at the Hold
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Rogier died before I could get him to talk about the Black Knives. Is it still possible to continue Fia's quest?
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Rogier died before I could get him to talk about the Black Knives. Is it still possible to continue Fia's quest?
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Her questline is such a drag. I just want to fight Fortisax and get his lightning spells
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Makes me wonder if we kill D in Limgrave and then his brother in the Aqueduct (or just never help them in the first place) and leave Fia alive to lay w/ Godwyn that there will be a secret quest where we'll get to meet him in the DLC
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I have neither reached Altus Plains or killed Radahn and yet she has given me the Weathered Dagger.. different prerequisite perhaps??
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Maybe someone will find this usefull : I wanted to unlock the inner order gesture, but i already had the twinned set on me and interacting with D's brother only showed me the option to give him the armor, which i didn't wanted to do before completing Fia's questline, I got around it by storing the twinned set at a site of grace then talking to him again, triggering his normal dialogues and unlocking the gesture
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Best diddly darn character in the game.
10/10 would cry again
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She's actually the only character who wants something better for this world. If to be more attentive to detail and not biased.
-Ranni will leave and plunge this world into an icy night for 1000 years, trying to restore this place to its original state, before the gods found this place, all who remain will die.
-Lord of the Flame is not the rebirth of the world as in DS, it is complete destruction.
-The other three endings are continuations of an existing curse, where the Dung Eater ending is additional diseases.
-The Death Rune ending is permanent death (not permanent undead as some think) where the tree will remain dead once and for all, which is the end of the curse/will of the gods, the undead will remain undead until their bodies are destroyed by time, the souls will have nowhere to return. And the new generation is the most ordinary mortal people, one life and eternal death, real life.
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It is my firm belief that there is a discord server dedicated to patrolling this specific wiki article and downvote bombing any comments remotely critical of this character.
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Just my POV about her: She doesn't want to make TWLID exist in our world, she wants them to die or get born again (but this is pretty much impossible as there's alot of them), evidenced by those lines: "I wished to be a mother to Those Who Live in Death." (rebirth them) and the description of the Mending Rune of the Death-Prince "The Golden Order was created by confining Destined Death. Thus, this new Order will be one of Death restored." Again, she wants death to return, she wants people to be allowed to die, as this causes more trouble than not (specially now that there's no Erdtree burial, with Godwyn is still alive and the Erdtree has to be burned in every ending). Her plan in theory can work and she's ATTEMPTING to do more than the Hunters of Dead (D and his brother - who only use it as an excuse to kill the weak). D runs away the moment a mariner (who are pathetically weak) shows up and the Beast Clergyman uses the deathroot like drugs, and not only it does nothing in the end but he himself (like the twins) don't care about the issue at all.
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What are so worth about protecting “Those Who Live in Death”? Literally every one we meet wants to kill us, yet there is an ending dedicated to protecting them and making their existence a part of the laws of the Lands Between. The game doesn’t even give us like one undead character like Vamos in DARKSOULS where we could be like “oh they’re not all evil and trying to kill me”. Also, the category of “those who live in death” is wayyy to small. It’s literally just skeletons when they could have incorporated more spirits and maybe some of those zombies we fight in-game. Fia calls the lord who would protect them “A lord of the many and the meek”. There’s literally only just skeletons, no other creature, and they all are evil and want to kill you on sight. Not “many” and not “meek”. Just because the Golden Order is corrupted and bad in a lot of ways doesn’t mean that this alternative is naturally going to be a “good” one.
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dude god damnit the wiki is way to simplified i didnt know that d's brother would ****ing kill fia????
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How are players still favouring Ranni over Fia? If it wasn't for Ranni sacrificing Godwyn's soul so she (and only she) could escape the influence of The Greater Will we wouldn't have all of the problems that put Fia on her quest in the first place. In fact we wouldn't have half the problems the NPCs are dealing with. And she didn't kill Rogier, he was clumsy and got infected by death root (death root was also caused by Ranni's BS). He tells you this himself.
Fia also sympathises with the undead because they are suffering and cursed and D destroys them with all the zeal of a Nazi. Nothing Fia does is for herself but folk still seem to think D is some bro hero and Ranni is a waifu. They're both trash.
Fia reminds me a lot of Maiden Astraea in Demon Souls who became a demon to protect those suffering who god had turned their back on.
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what if you give D's brother the set before meeting her, does he kill her before i get to her or i can complete the quest normally?
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On the one hand Fia and her calcium crew are here to take those golden order cucks to the the bone zone.
On the other hand, she's responsible for Rogier dying. This cannot be forgiven.
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Thats a nice argument. unfortunately, sacred scythe+25 sacred order white mask sepukku shared order golden vow flame grant me strength last rites holy shrouding tear faith knot tear faithful canvas talisman axe talisman ritual sword talisman holy scorpion charm royal knights resolve rallying standard hold l2
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The real question is why is there a sending gate near her in the depths that brings you to what looks like an empty mausoleum in Leyndell?
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i just want some comfort hugs after encountering those abominations man, you just had to turn political
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You see, Rogier.
The Lands Between hasn’t learned how to be multicultural yet.
They are now going into a multicultural mode and Those who live in Death will be resented because of our leading role. But without that leading role and without that transformation, The Lands Between will not survive.
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says she drops the robe + hood if killed, but she only drops it if you complete the questline. I killed her without doing the quest and she didn't drop anything
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> Would you like a hug?
> Sure
*30 minutes later*
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