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Scarlet Aeonia was once considered a trash-tier Incantation, but after buffs to spells across the board it's very viable now. Scarlet Aeonia is the spell Malenia , Goddess of Rot casts at the beginning of her second phase. In the player's hands it gives both Scarlet Rot build up in an AoE area and a highly damaging explosion after impact, though it does cost a fair bit of FP.

But the most significant connection between Ranni and the Nox is the Dark Moon. The Moon of Nokstella talisman explains that the Nox worshipped this moon because it guided the stars. Ranni's unique spell Ranni's Dark Moon explains that she discovered this sorcery as young child and that it was " cold, dark and veiled in occult mystery ." This occult mystery is likely related to the Nox people and their Eternal Cities, as they were sealed away beneath the ground long ago. Thus, the Moon of Nokstella and the Dark Moon are likely one in the same, and Ranni's Age of Stars ending to Elden Ring is likely what the Nox would have done if they successfully defeated the Golden Or

Other useful Talismans for this build include the Radagon Icon , which reduces casting speed, the Primal Glintstone Blade , which reduces the FP cost of spells, and the Faithful's Canvas Talisman , which makes all Incantations stronger across the board. Pair these Talismans with the Mushroom Crown, which has the same effect as the Kindred of Rot's Exultation , and the Scarlet Rot damage output and ailment buildup skyrockets.

**Elden Ring ** and FromSoftware may have given George R.R. Martin the chance to vent his feelings about Game of Thrones season 8 in a creative world, and those feelings may be found in various aspects of the Lands Between and Elden Ring lore . It couldn't have been easy for Martin to weather the backlash that came from SLG Game Resource Management of Thrones' final season. Luckily, he was able to write a new history, that of the Lands Between, through his work on Elden Ri

But Elden Ring 's Starscourge Radahn, boss status aside, may have also been trying to keep control of the extraterrestrials already in the Lands Between. One of the Nox's Eternal Cities was struck by a falling star in punishment for their blasphemy. This falling star was Astel, Naturalborn of the Void. Astel is essentially a much larger and more powerful version of the Malformed Stars who also came to the Lands Between from outer space. While these these beings have posed a threat to the Nox and have even destroyed what was meant to be an eternal city, they are kept contained deep beneath the surface of the Lands Between because of the lack entryways into Nokron and Nokstella. But because of Ranni, they - along with other extraterrestrials like Falling Star Beasts - now have an opportunity to find their way to the surf

Thus, Radahn stopped the motion of the stars likely to prevent more Malformed Stars, Falling Star Beasts, and Onyx and Alabaster Lords from crashing into the Lands Between and wreaking havoc. Stopping the stars not only aided in this mission because these creatures are stars themselves but also because the Dark Moon that guided them was weakened through Radahn's powers. And because it is only until _Elden Ring _ 's Radahn is defeated that the meteors begin to crash down into the world, he appears to have continued protecting the Lands Between even in his madn

The story of Radahn's scourging of the stars seems to have been washed out by the timeline of Elden Ring at release , however. Radahn was infected with the Scarlet Rot by Malenia in their battle, which has since driven him to insanity. Now the once great battler of the stars and his long, complex history have been reduced to nothing, as Radahn only worries about where his next meal will come from and which Tarnished will challenge him next. However, the meteor that crashes into Limgrave after his defeat by the Tarnished shows that beneath Radahn's animalistic exterior exists a fierce defender of the Lands Between from extraterrestrial bei

Indeed, Ranni shares a lot with the Nox people. The Nox strangely have a great admiration for the stars despite living deep beneath the ground. However, this affinity makes sense when visiting either Nokron of Nokstella, as their false skies glitter with stars. Even the large, scorpion-skeleton hybrid creatures who use Gravity Sorceries in these locations are called "Malformed Stars." This calls to Ranni's goal in creating an Age of Stars in which the Greater Will is replaced with the Dark Moon and the Outer Gods are kept away from the Lands Between. Thus, stars play an important role in both Ranni's and Nox's mission, which are already similar in their

Moving on to Liurnia of the Lakes, there's also another cave there that holds an additional reward after players defeat the area boss. The two Crystalians are not exactly fun or fair to fight, but once players have defeated them, they can unlock an elevator that goes up to the rooftops of Raya Lucaria Academy. It's a lovely sight, and there are even more rewards in the chest nea