FromSoftware loves to reference its previous works in their games even if they don’t technically appear to share a universe. Even Sekiro features a few curious nods to the Soulsborne games. For instance, a variation of the Moonlight Greatsword is featured in several of the studio’s games, and a character named Patches appears in Demon’s Souls, Dark Souls, and Bloodborne. That’s part of the reason why some fans speculate that Elden Ring could somehow help tie all the FromSoftware games together or perhaps even serve as a kind of prequel to Dark Souls.Īs interesting as all of those possibilities are, this is the portion of the program where we have to throw some cold water on most of the fan theories we’ve heard so far.įirst off, this is hardly the first time that FromSoftware games have shared ideas and even assets. Just in case your tin foil hat isn’t on tight enough yet, consider the fact that Dark Souls was supposed to be called Dark Ring until FromSoftware decided to change the name late in development. I could go on, but the point is that there are numerous character, world, and item designs prominently featured in the Elden Ring trailer that were either simply inspired by similar concepts seen in Dark Souls (and Bloodborne) or were implemented as a way to clearly inform the player that Dark Souls and Elden Ring somehow exist in the same universe. Interestingly, that painter even tells the player that they intend to create a new world. Some fans were also quick to point out that the Elden Ring trailer’s narrator sounds a lot like a painter you encounter in Dark Souls 3. For instance, we get a brief look at an Elden Ring city that some say looks like the legendary Dark Souls level, Anor Londo.
Keep in mind that the only things that can be changed are your physical appearance and character name, not gender, class, or starting gift.There are other details in the trailer, though, that contribute to a far more convincing argument that Elden Ring could indeed somehow be related to Dark Souls from a lore perspective. Doing so will allow you to change your character's appearance for free immediately after and for 18,000 souls each consecutive time. Interacting with the Goddess Statue in the Nexus will give you the option to make an offering of 25,000 souls. With the remake, you can now change your character's apperance, but it comes with a price. How to Change Character's Appearance Offer Souls to the Goddess Statue
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