Reminder that Alexander is the most based character in the game.
Reminder that Alexander is the most based character in the game
Ayden Morales
Zachary Bailey
I can't argue with that
Anthony Rivera
true and real
Grayson Johnson
He always seems a little jumpy when you talk to him, I can't quite put my finger on it but I never fully trusted him. All of his kin besides the ones in Jarburg are hostile. I always felt like he was planning to ambush me but it was never the right time for him and he was always caught before he could set it up properly.
Logan Reed
r/ step-tarnish I'm stuck.
Isaiah Wood
Why is there so much character discussion for Elden Ring compared to previous From Software games?
Aaron Brooks
The most vased
Noah Howard
You do own your own jar friend right.
Aiden Smith
Because jars carry human remains to burial catacombs or back to the Erdtree which is why you find a majority of them in those areas. Or add the remains of people, mainly warriors to themselves to get stronger. Alexander added the rotted remains of Radahn to himself and he wanted to do the same to you if possible.
Nathan Young
Never got that impression at all. Warrior jars exist to go around killing strong warriors, collecting their corpses and essence/souls/whatever inside their bodies until they become strong enough to go die at the foot of Minor Erdtrees, fertilizing the tree.
Alexander seems to recognize your strength early on, so he waits to challenge you until he thinks he's up to snuff in Farum Azula, but he's not because we've also been lifting.