Only Malenia is capable of giving him a run for his Elden Ring runes

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You'll find Greyoll's Dragonbarrow very far to the north of Caelid. It's a mesa that's been taken over by dragons and other creatures. The nearby Fort Faroth has been overrun by ferocious giant bats, and it is in this fort that you will find the second half of the medallion that grants access to the Grand Lift of Dectus. This lift will transport you from the Bellum Highway in Liurnia to the Altus Plateau. The first half of the medallion can be found in Fort Haight in Limgrave. Elder Greyoll, the mother of all dragons, can be found in the center of a large group of much smaller baby dragons. She is known as the "mother of all dragons."Greyoll will not engage you in combat and appears to have very limited mobility; therefore, she relies on her offspring, the dragons, for protection. We don't have a lot of information about Greyoll or the dragons that live there, but the moniker "mother of all dragons" seems to have some bearing on what we find out about dragons over the course of the game, particularly in Farum Azula later on. You are able to put an end to Greyoll's existence, but doing so raises the question of whether or not cheap PS Elden Ring Runes will also put an end to the future of dragons.

If you travel even further to the north, you will reach a structure that resembles a cathedral and is known as the Beastial Sanctum. A peculiar individual by the name of Gurranq, who is called a Beast Clergyman, can be found inside. Gurranq is a little strange in that he wraps himself in tattered cloth and appears to be on the verge of losing control of himself. He requests that you bring him some Deathroot, a plant that can only flourish in the presence of those beings known as Those Who Live in Death.

For the time being, Gurranq is nothing more than a peculiar character for whom you can perform certain tasks, such as eliminating individuals who choose to live in death. The more we explore the Lands Between, however, the more we'll find out about his deal, what's going on with the undead, what Rogier is trying to find out, and how everything is connected to the murder of Godwyn the Golden.

Only Malenia is capable of giving him a run for his money as the fiercest fighter among the demigod children of Marika, but the Shardbearer you're looking for in Caelid is General RadahnHe's possibly the most fierce warrior in the groupRadahn, who is the son of Radagon and Rennala, is humongous and ridiculously powerful, and he shares his father's fiery red hairHe followed in the footsteps of both of his parents and became a great champion by training in both sorcery and warfareRadahn is an expert in gravity-based magic, which he learned in the Caelid sorcerer town of SelliaHe pursued this line of study at least in part so that he could use magic to help his small but cherished horse support his enormous body and allow him to continue riding itWhen you finally engage him in combat, you will observe the mountain of a man being carried along on a horse that, given his size and weight, ought to have been brought to its knees

During the time that Radagon spent with Rennala, he was educated in the art of sorcery. Subsequently, he spent time with Marika learning the incantations associated with the Golden Order faith. It appears that Radahn, like Rennala's other children, stopped idolizing his father to some degree after he left Liurnia to return to Leyndell. Radahn studied to become the strongest warrior he could be, taking at least part of a page from his father's playbook in the process. However, unlike Rennala's other children, Radahn did not leave Liurnia to return to Leyndell. Instead of looking to himself for motivation, Radahn looked to another warrior: Godfrey. In his armor and castle, he prominently featured a lion motif, which was a motif commonly associated with the first Elden Lord. By doing so, Radahn was intentionally alluding to one of the most skilled warriors that the Lands Between had ever seen. It is difficult to view this as anything other than a dig at Radagon, the second Elden Lord and Godfrey's replacement as Marika's consort. This would seem to be a clear slight against Radagon.

When it came to Radagon, however, Radahn may have served as a constant reminder of an aspect of the Elden Lord's character that he despised in himself. Together with Godfrey, Marika fought the giants who lived in the northern part of the Lands Between while she was simultaneously consolidating her power. According to the lore of the Elden Ring, all of the giants, including Radagon, had red hair. Radagon despised this fact about himself. In point of fact, each of Radagon's offspring ended up with fiery-hued manes, with the exception of Ranni, whose charred remains prevent us from seeing her actual body in any other state than its charred charred state. In addition, Radahn has the size of a giant and is significantly larger than any of the other demigods. He is comparable to a titan. Fans have a theory that Radagon may have been descended from or otherwise related to the giants in some way, an aspect of himself that he seems to have despised. This theory is speculative at this point because Radagon's backstory is a whole murky thing that becomes a bigger part of the story later on, but there is a theory among fans that this was an aspect of himself that he seemed to have despised. Therefore, Radahn would have been a very big reminder of Radagon's giant heritage, and as a result, their father-son relationship would have probably suffered as a result of this.

[ChristineFTurner]

Only Malenia is capable of giving him a run for his Elden Ring runes is very interesting.