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idr exactly but its kinda just metal with auric essence in it or something
someone on that cult Had to be like
also, auric is racist
an attuned forgemaster or something
Metal that's full of dragon power in the same way the dragons are
how else would they make auric anything
They didn't, exactly
xeroc has an intricately made mask of auric
the suspiciously auric shaped mask yeah
No one can work with auric, especially not pure auric, without being attuned
It also needs a skilled smith
i assume the dragons liked it for jewelry and stuff
so theyd have a guy to do it
if the dragons couldnt do it themselves
The dragon cult you mean?
Yeah so someone attuned to a dragon (very hard requirement to meet) has to forge things out of auric
Well does auric ore reject like innanimate things or is it just living things cause like they could forge it while only holding it with tools
what if yharim just did it himself
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As far as we know, only each dragon's monk was attuned to them
Yharim is not a skilled smith. He is strong, but not trained.
It rejects things that have a will or are controlled by something with a will
can you not state this as a fact
Also like I do wonder how the fuck the terrarian gets to make stuff with it
we don't know anything
yeah but there can still be one
Oh that actually makes sense
also i assume the dragons used auric themselves? i dont see why theyw ouldnt
they have the racist metal that only they and people they rlly trust can use
infusing it with auric soul fragments tricks it into thinking it's attuned to everything
big claws
ok fair enough
you dont. you dont need claws to use auric evne if you need like a human to forge it for you
I do wonder if like you made of glove out of yharon’s feathers or something if that could also trick it and like not reject you while holding it since its kinda like yharon touching it
A writer told us this a while back
what are you gonna do with unforged auric
i mean it weird
can you find the message
it works through clothing
other than throw it at things tor reject em
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Fruity Pebble
No
but not with like a pickaxe
I will say that explaination does explain golf balls since don’t they bounce off it
this may be helpful
It was about draedon trying to work on yharim's armor though
No golf balls must be canon
- okay so they had a guy. they had a guy to do it. they had a guy thats it. the dragon cult probably existed for a long while so they just got a guy to do it
actually thats a good idea
make auric bars a rogue weapon
doomsday device upgrade
ooh, i like songs and voices as a metaphor there. attunement being a very fitting word
it's very hollow knight
yharim and yharon's souls harmonize perfectly
in order to wear the cool dragon armor, one must get their soul to do a dragon soul impression. kinda
It also matches my theory that souls are wave based just like quantum particles
Racist to racist communication.
dogwhistles. dragonwhistles
when i was first trying calamity, before i got to yharim's dragon-soul-eating-xeroc infodump i kind of got the impression that anti-god cause was about something more abstract. like about mortals not owing any higher power worship, the unfairness of having to honor and respect a being that doesn't respect you back. that and the fact that so many gods were tyrannical rulers, fighting against them was just good in a material way
then i learned that it was a very specific beef
The propaganda was working it seems.
and like
i don't actually blame yharon or really any dragon for hating auric gods. his kind was hunted to near extinction. though i suppose that some dragons could've been pretty nasty and tyrannical themselves
(They're not called auric gods.)
and i also assume that with a lot of dragons and the gods that succeeded them, it was a consensual sacrifice. that's what i assume the case was with silva
Yeah, certainly happened.
hell, maybe even with xeroc
I mean, how else are you meant to take out things like the Dragon of Death?
Either that or Agnus had a really good sniper rifle.
I am wondering what were the circumstances behind ontinilou ascending because while she seems to be a generally good person idk why the dragon of souls would necessarily willingly give her their soul
#yharonshouldvejustlethimselfdiengl #stopbeingselfishbro,.,.,.,.,.,
but not everyone had the kindest of intentions
so i'll joke about yharon being racist, but i don't really think he was, exactly. because usually real world racism comes from either no reasoning at all, or unsound reasoning based on hate once you strip away all of the faux-logical justifications. so, unless i'm misunderstanding something, i don't really think it's fair to call this genocide survivor racist against like...gods i guess?
he does seem to come across to me as someone not too fond of mortals and their silly affairs though. except for yharim, his ride-or-die bestie
Dragon was also a good person and was Moon Lord victim #1 probably was screwed either way.
no he was 100% racist to dragon offshoots
Oh, no, he's racist. He's racist against other stuff, not just gods.
Yharon likes two things, Auric Dragons, and Yharim.
like humans, other sapient species (especially lizhards), draconic offshoots, okay yeah i see it
i wonder if he'd be better if his dragon friends were still around- did he have dragon friends?
if he did, maybe he saw some of them sacrificing themselves for mortals and thought that was absolutely insane. like, those lower beings are not worth dying for
i wonder how many dragons there were, too...
I imagine he had friends in the way that a bully in an American movie set in a school would have friends.
Apparently there were around 3,000 Auric Dragons, half of which died to Fovos/Moon Lord.
It's understandable to get this from in game info but they actually really are just plain evil and racist according to lore writers, and we'll be able to see this in game eventually.
The gods were nowhere near universally good, but many of them were entirely justified in what they did by any reasonable standard
Bro was soulist before Xeroc or Fovos. It's just almost never stated in-game.
okay call me falling for yharim's honeyed words but i do find that idea slightly disappointing. like not quite as narratively compelling as a yharon who was probably kinder to anything non-auric once, but wrote them all off once his friends all died. and it's easier for him to do that because he's this immortal being with a very detached perspective
but eternal hater yharon does have its appeal, too
especially because he has one mortal he actually, genuinely loves and respects! i think. it would be pretty disappointing if he was just a wicked mastermind using our whispering warlord friend as a tool or something. like how yharim claims the devourer treated him
takes away the golden heretic's agency
Yharon literally kills himself trying to ensure Yharim lives just a little bit longer.
That's the premise of the boss fight.
He's also the one boss that takes recoil damage.
Because he's pushing himself too far trying to kill you.
i mean like, not good for the world, but i like that
oh shit, i didn't realize that! that's rad!!
i think i heard about the lyrics to RotJD not being canon anymore and mentally overcorrected
No, they're actually more canon now.
It's Stained, Brutal Calamity that's not canon.
yeah, that i knew
the parts that specifically make it not work are whenever they mention calamitas doing this at yharim's command, right? that and your character being phrophecised?
which is a shame, because "at your rulers despondent demand" and "the end is nigh, for the witch and the prophecy" are some of my favorite lyrics
Well...
Things in the lyrics that aren't true:
Calamitas is acting on Yharim's orders.
Calamitas will die if she loses.
The player is objectively a good guy.
Calamitas has intentionally tried to sacrifice her humanity. (Arguably.)
There being a prophecy.
The war still being on.
if you'll allow me to indulge in a bit of "okay i know this isn't actually how the story goes (and i get the impression that the devs are getting tired of people misunderstanding their current story based on artifacts of older concepts, like outdated lyrics) but i do think this idea is neat"...
Idk i mean in the end he's both
Well he's not a mastermind I don't think yharon had a well formed plan or anything
But he did take advantage of a vulnerable and gullible Yharim to kill five bajillion people
I think it was more like;
"And that is how I came to be here, in the clutches of those fiends."
"Let's kill them. All of them."
"Ok, sure, why not?"
There's kind of a lot more needed than that for the five bajillion people dying
i find the idea of cal just going back to yharim after faking her dad's death pretty compelling actually, and quite sad. like if she was so unable to imagine herself living any other way and doing anything else, she continued acting as yharim's magic brimstone nuke even as it was killing her inside. because like, imagine if she thought, "this is who i am. this is who i always will be. i killed my brothers, my people, entire kingdoms, and i can't stop. the archmage was deluding himself and only distracting me by trying to convince me i could be anything else. now he and his naive whims are gone, and i'm still here."
or like, sticking around for a few months before she found out about calclone, and that was the final straw, because she couldn't take the idea of anyone else being made to live and feel like her
I had an idea about that concept and it didn't end well for her.
imo having Yharon just being 100% pure evil is a tad... boring?
canon or not I think the story is best with both the gods and Yharmy being morally grey, even if one side can be pointed to as the "bad guys" more than the other
U can be pure evil and a complex character
The gods aren't morally grey due to not being an actual faction, it would be a case by case basis.
Yharim's side just straight up is awful.
There's really no way to square the scale of what yharon and yharim did in response anyway
It was in no way justified
A serial killer who also sometimes kills other serial killers is still a serial killer.
I think I just like the narrative that Yharim was a good person at heart dedicated to the worst cause imaginable and slowly descended to reflect that
Even if the actual lore was just a dragon teaching him to be racist
That would be a very different story.
Since that's closer to what happened to Calamitas.
That doesn't rlly work rn not only because there's not one single defined turning point for that but also it's rlly hard to justify him killing a bajillion people
She seems more of a victim of manipulation than my vision of Yharim
Having trouble wording my vision of him
I've been viewing him ignoring Polterghast as the "turning point"
That whole lore item reflects the descent I envision well
In my interpretation he wants the player to basically be him at his best forever
A person dedicated to slaying gods yet someone pure of heart to everyone else not associated with them
Idt that rlly works well because the existence of polterghast necessitates years of war and him ignoring the hundreds of people he threw in the dungeon anyway
That would be an extremely different version of the character.
I guess less of a set "yeah I'm evil now" but the point of no return I guess
I imagine him killing followers being a descent from killing people actively fighting for the gods into slaying anyone who associate with them at all
Got reminded of this image.
i think what they're saying is that yharim is deluding himself into thinking he wasnt always this horrible, and that yes he was in fact in the wrong at the start
but at the same time...
Since they all become the same to him
He's not redeemable imo, or at the very least it would be more compelling if he never got the chance
I mean he says as much himself
that's still making him evil, though
you aren't making him morally gray by Giving Him Nuance
which i mean eah yharim isnt meant to be a cardboard cutout john evil guy that hates babies
He was definitely wrong for killing all gods blindly but he was at the very least noble about it and genuinely thought they were a race of pure evil
In my eyes by the end of his crusade he'd have evidence of the contrary shoved in his face and just... not care
i feel like people conflate the idea that if a villain/antagonist having complexity behind their actions = moral grayness often from what ive seen
Yeah i mean that's exactly what happened
he is blinded by vengeance and obsession but also i think he's kind of egotistical and wnats to be the hero of the story more than anything
Yeah
He's still an evil asshole but you can understand how he got there
I don't know where my interpretation goes wrong though
i personally think yharim saying he did something wrong by causing polterghast to happen is... extremely interesting
whats the deep lore
yharim armor statue. from yharim, made of yharim.
He's had time to think it over in the aerie I think
Was too apathetic to save the bros.
like, to him the people he locked up in that dungeon should be worthless, yet he still decided in the end that, "Yeah, this was a bad idea."
sorry chat i forgot about all the people i threw in the dungeon lolll
enough that he thinks he's irredeemable because of that. that's interesting to me
When you're basically trapped alone (or maybe with one guy idk) you have a lot of time to think about what you did wrong
Even if the second you're put into the same choice, the allure of apathy would still win
I mean his guards and allies were also there
Since you still kinda suck
To mei think it's a case of
It is interesting how yharim does definitely not act like he was completely right with everything he did
Or it'd be a case of him realizing he lost his allies over negligence when he could've helped them and it would've benefitted everyone
uyeah all of them dude
I doubt he'd really care that much about the prisoners
But losing the partnership of the dragon cultists would add to his feeling of losing everything he's built up over the years which is why he's depressed
this is also why i want to kill the writers for putting some of the responsibility on stasis because it just makes the lore item feel less impactful
yeah he regrets shit he just dosent regret the things he actually should regret the most because he's too delusional to realize hes evil actually
huh??????????????????????????
My interpretation of him by the end is that he's reflected enough to regret his fall from his original morals but A) not the flaws of his original morals and B) would probably still end up following his path the exact same if given another chance despite his words
dunno if that's canon or not
Things Yharim regrets:
Grooming Calamitas.
Leaving the Dungeon to its fate.
Devourer of Gods.
Letting Draedon develop the Plague.
Things Yharim does not regret:
Genocide.
Racism.
Blaming problems on gods that had nothing to do with anything.
Yharon.
Statis was only speeding up the inevitable, I think.
Isn’t it moreso he regrets working with draedon entirely or something
WBAT DID STATIS DO
Hey, the civilian burner 3000 was awesome.
Kill people in the Dungeon.
what for??????????????????????????????????????????????????????
I think the idea is that Statis killed some of the wards in the dungeon and those started forming polterghast and the remaining ones were like "yo dude fucking help us statis just killed a bunch of us and now there's this fuckin. thing."
rescue imprisoned kinsmen i think
Save the bros probably.
so he did a raid on the dungeon and assasinated some of the guards
but i dont really remember
new dungeon enemy entries indicated in an attempt to rescue people from the dungeon, stasis accidentally killed a buncha people who would've stopped polterghast from sprouting
the details
"accidentaly"?
i mean not
im pretty sure it was a completely intentional assasination
but by accident, those asassinations led to polterghast
don't forget ordering the child he abused to go kill her adopted dad! no regrets there!! actually he doesn't even admit that
"i thought him slain by the witch" why do you think that, buddy?
Probably moreso he didn’t do it to prevent them from preventing polyerghast
i feel like that still works for yharim's negligence, no
im not actually sure what the intent with this tho was
one of their greatest enemies raided their dungeon and killed their numbers
it just kinda seems tacked on
He had it coming for being such a wimp. So what if he groomed his daughter, it builds character!
and now there's some fuckass ghost thing manifesting to eat them
and yharim is just twiddling his thumbs not doing anything
Someone once described it as "I'm sorry for manipulating a child to do heinous acts, I should've done it myself" or something like that
Was it like just statis himself doing the attack or was it like him and his bf or what
I imagine it might just be to give Statis more actual relevance since he dosen't really do much right now but thne again i'm not sure if the bestiary is exactly a good place to reveal such a event
i mean statis is a ninja
Braelor isn't mentioned.
i think itwas just him
YEAH
braelor dosent strike me as someone who'd do good in a assasionation/infinltration mission
Then again
The bestiary rework wasn't really meant to come and just kinda got in by accident and will likely get chan ged later anyways so
It's still stealth if nobody lives to tell the tale.
like, again i dont think polterghast's origins should require another lore figure quite frankly, i think it's fine as the result of yharim
I mean i think the goal always has been that it's not directly his actions
He didn't go in there and summon that thing
it's always been negligence
and i know that latter idea of polterghast being emblematic of how horrible yharim actually was, is the intent of the writers given
It wasn't a direct betrayal as much as it was a betrayal of trust if that makes sense (Not sure if that's good wording for it)
calamitas's item description
Do you mean gruesome eminence?
Imagine having a friend/ally you trust and suddenly you are being completely decimated and as you desperately call ofr his help KNOWING he's a person powerful enough to definitely stop the thing that's killing you, probably without suffering considerable setbacks
and he just
dosen't
ya
I wish more people could bear witness to this "Polterghast". Maybe then, they would understand the pain he caused for the world.
this doesnt feel as hard as it should because now apparently stasis caused this as well
The thing Polterghast represents is a problem that Yharim could have solved but literally couldn't be bothered to.
Did you assume Yharim caused potlerghast directly prior to this
not directly, but it definitely feels like it was intended to be his fault
Because i think that was never the goal at all, and while i don't remember exactly how it's talked about ingame, i think it was fairly clear that it was meant to be a result of Yharim essentially ignoring his friends dying
It still is his fault, the same wayt it was before really
Because there was literally nothing stopping him from going there to help his guys other than the fact he didn't want to
Probably was hyperofcusing on killing gods still
again, Gruesome Eminence
knowing that later on in the crusade he kinda
neglected all his other duties in favour of that
ooh king
why'd you have to let your loved ones die
I mean, i think it still makes perfect sense?
gruesome came at the same time as these also idk its always ben about neglect
uit's an amalgamation of souls formed out of hatred for yharim basically
statis isnt meaningful here
that's what polterghast always has been i'm pretty sure
okay, i kinda forgot the earlier parts of eminence stuff
Many will tell you that Yharim fell from grace as his Crusade went on, but that's far from the truth.
Sure, he was a good man when he was killing assassins drunk on power, but even as he dethroned dictators, entire kingdoms were leveled alongside.
I wish more people could bear witness to this "Polterghast". Maybe then, they would understand the pain he caused for the world.
the idea i think of this is that Calamitas sees Yharim for what he was, always a genocidal maniac, and connects this to Polterghast
Polterhgast represents not only the hatred of a fuckton of war prisoners that were tortured but also his own allies that were betrayed by him as he refused to help them while they were being mrudered
Imagine discovering superman the hero everyone loves has a giant flesh demon made of the hatred of innocents he murdered living in his basement
and also a bunch of guys he just kinda refused to help even though they were supposed to be his friends because he was too busy killing other guys
the idea i've always felt is that Polterghast is meant to be the ultimate symbol of Yharim's destruction he wrought.
polterghast should be shaped like the yharim insignia if it was evil
evil yharim insignia is ogscule
potlerghast should play golf
Putterghast
i would like to see statis' side of the dungeon raid personally
polterghast's existence somehow also requiring stasis is kinda... weird? there's nothing that does to further elaborate on both characters's roles, and it just dilutes polterghast's impact
(by both characters i mean stasis and yharim)
My problem is that again i don't see how it dilutes polter's impact because it does not subtract from anything to begin with
this is because we know almost nothing about what happened
Yharim, regardless of statis or not, was never intended to have directly created or summoned Polterghast
i never said that!
i never said i wanted yharim to DIRECTLY CAUSE polterghast
He is guilty due to the fact Polterhgast is made of the festered hatred of his victims and the fact he refused to help the allies being slaughtered by it, which just ended up adding to it
If Statis had played a part on it or not, this wouldn't really change, which is why i don't think him playing a role at all changes much in that regard
As of now yeah it dosen't add much to Statis other than probably setting stuff up for future elaboration
But i also don't think it's subtractive to the impacto f polterghast in anyway, because its purpose in the narrative and th eweight of its existence remains basically the same
whether stiats was there and killed some of the wardens of the dungeon or not
Poltergahst's narrative is virtually the same
the issue is that those stasis blurbs are from the bestiary
Which yes as you said means that Statis inclusion currently ultimately dosen't feel meaningful besides like. aurafarming for statis
But i assume that is just etup for future elaboration
id say if anything statis being part of polterghasts creation would increase the impact of polterghast
which as far as we're concerned, is pretty objective with what it says
Yeah, but how is it being objective relevant here
Statis killed Yharim's guards in the dungeon. This is a fact
Okay, this still does not change what i said
because that means yharim didnt even take the time to go after one of his #1 enemies
i mean its not gonna try to lie about you
It still ultimately does not meaningfully impact the weight of Polterghast's existence or the narrative surrounding it, because everything regarding why it exists in the story is the same
i feel like thats. the issue im having rn. it just makes yharim look like an idiot
It dosen't have to lie to me. I'm aware that Statis did in fact kill people. It still dose not change anything meaningfully about Polterghast's narrative imo
what do you mean he just didnt. GO?
He was hyperfocusing on killing gods and neglecting his other duties
isnt stasis a supporter of the gods? thats why he's going after yharim??
This is literally something that had been established about his character since like, the first lore rewrite
Later down on the crusade he started becoming more nad more neglectful
As he grew more desperate to just kill the remaining gods
why would he abandon whatever godhunt he was on to go kill one dude
this doesnt even have the whole, "I got depressed as shit" angle thats meant ot explain partly why yharim didnt go after provi despite her still being a constant threat
because that one dude is hampering his operations
like, i dont think i need to say this
except it isnt because very evidently the crusade kept chugging along with polterghast in the dungeon
this just makes yharim seem more incompetent, and im not sure thats the right angle to after
remember stasis literally almost got yharim much later on
Those aren't his operations. Those are his allies.
Which yes, ultimately, he lost allies in that. He left them to die. But it also means the time he could've spent saving them might've instead went to actually killing more gods and investing in war
The dragon cult at that point would've likely become "disposable" from the sense of the benefits they brought, atleast enough to where he was willing to let them die
and i dont think polterghast should be a symbol of incompetence, it should be a symbol of how yharim's crusade has no grace to begin with
it just
That is the crux of why Poltergahst is so Bad as a showcase of Yharim's character. Isn't it on a more literal sense a physical manifestation of hatred towards him both from his victims and his betrayed allies but it also shows how his obsession towards his goal comes above all else
About how he's willing to fall down to any moral lows if it means he pushes the crusade forward
The dungeon had prisoners of war and dragon cultists
im not getting that message though
im just thinking, "Why was it written like this?"
Neither of which Yharim would think were worth saving from a standpoint of benefits, even if they considered him a firend or trustworthy ally
then i think theres some conflicting messages here
YET AGAIN, i reference gruesome eminence
Yeah
Which again
Yeah it is literally a symbol of his worst crimes yeah
Again
flesh amalgamation of innocent civilians that superman killed in his basement. also he betrayed his allies and left them to die and become part of hte amalgamation because he was too busy killing other guys to bother helping them
okay we need to state our positions
and whatever we're arguing over
what i am even arguing about?
i think that polterghast being the way it exemplifies yharims shortsightedness
that should be it
i think my issue is that polterghast is being written as if it were a symbol of yharim's shortsightedness, but i think it is a lot stronger if it is treated as just the symbol of his worst crimes
and by worst crimes, i mean him being a fucking genocidal maniac
going to the dungeon right when it was happening would have saved him future troubles but yharim isnt very good at foresight so he ignores the ability to fix one issue right now that realistically wont be a major issue for him for a long while in order to further the goal directly in front of him
I do not think Statis's inclusion in the Polterghast narrative meaningfully changes it in any way because Polterghast's existence has always been a result of Neglect in yharim's part - Yharim, specially later on near the tail end of the crusade, grew more and more desperate to kill the remaining gods and neglected his other duties, something that is explicitly said ingame. idrm where, but it's in there somewhere
Him not going after Polterghast shows that he was willing to let his allies die at that point if he thought that going to save thme wasn't worth it. Realistically hbe'd justify it to himself with "It was the necessary evil, if i went to save htem i wouldn't be able ot iwn these fights" or whatever.
Poltergahst is a symbol of Yharim's failures: It is an amalgamation of ghosts both of his enemies and former allies united together by noting but hatred towards him, one that was created ENTIRELY because Yharim was far too obsessed with his crusade to bother actually taking care ofi t
Ilmeris
There's a entire biome that is a destroyed civilization where thousands of innocents died because there were like two gods on it and so he sent his nuclear child soldier to incinerate them
"If I do go, I lose the god I'm currently hunting. If I don't go, it doesn't become an issue for a long time."
thats the mentality going on there
You can't make the dungeon boss a better symbol of the destruction Yharim leaves behind than the literal Biome Destroyed By His Genocidal Tendencies
That's okay
You can say you wish it was a better symbol of his genocidal crimes or whatnot, but what does that actually entail
i think it is strong if yharim is willing to admit, "Yeah i fucked it up there"
if yharim admits even once that he fucked up with one particular thing, then i feel like said thing must be so fucked up, that he cant even somehow twist it around to make him look better in that situation
He admitting to fucking up i think is likely a result of the fact he's sorta lost Everything now and all the allies he left behind or abandoned are hitting alot harder now. How much of that is sentimental and how much of that is utilitarianism masked as sentimentality is another topic
He already does it alot though
thats more of him not pushing the blame around and trying to pin polterghast on dog
He says alot of things he did were fuckedu p
And it's because ultimately to Yharim, he isn't lying
When he says killing the gods wasn't fucked up, it's not because he's trying to twist to make himself look good, it's cuz he genuinely dosen't think it was
wait no it isnt pinning it on dog
you could assume he was leading that up to blaming it on DOG
cause he does ultimately blame dog as part of his fall
Yharim admitting something is fucked up imo isn't necessarily a sign that it's so fucked up even for his standards
Because morality isn't a linear scale and all that
I think it's more so to show how he IS able toa cnoweldge things as wrong
but he is completely stuck in his ideology to acnowledge plentoy f Definitely Wrong things as wrong
he can see that abandoning his allies and leaving them to die in polterghast was wrong
but he can't see that yk genocide allat was
And again, in regards to him seeing polter was wrong
there's this
i guess
I personally think lragely it's not entirely one or the either
sorry to lead you on this stupid argument cheese
I definitely think a aspect of yharim feeling bad about things is, whether intentional or internalized
utilitarianism
it's okay
i dunno what im even arguing about at this rate
im just kinda yapping now
but i also wouldn't say it's devoid of sentimentality
like part of it is just like. damn i lost so much manpower and strenght to achieve my goals. but part of it is also. damn i lost so many peoplew ho supported me
i think both of them fit him really. he's a completely warbrained mf who has lived in Crusade for 100ish years but he is still a human so.
i think it also fits him not even necessarily as a human but as yharim
because hes isolated himself for a long ass time
so it makes sense that at the end of it all he would look back and realize "this isolation was because of me. well ill be damned"
yah
anyhow would you like to argue with me once again regarding a dungeon thing
because im. still peeved about it
what dungeon thing
actually yknow what
so back in the sso days when that was still the next update, i saw some arguments between two devs about dragon transformation magic
such things were apparently available to chrysadians
the argument i remember was that eidolists got retconned to be fish-peopled turned by... silva
and a buncha people, me included, werent too happy about that cause we liked our eidolists being people turned into eidolon wyrms
and the argument went into, "it would make so much sense for the dragon cult to try to emulate dragon transformation"
its been literal years tho
so i dunno
actually
hold on
arent the eidolists a mash between eidolon wyrm and cultist?
how would. a cultist. get down there
like outside of “yeah man im here to keep The Moon Lord from coming back” theyre pretty normal guys right
dragon mutation transformation spell whatever
turn into eidolon wyrm
go down there
wouldnt they be incinerated by acidic water or whatever or was it dracomorph -> depths -> yay
if i remember the discussion was about replacing eidolists entirely with merfolk who worship silva or something but then it moved into something about anahita and keeping the mseparate and frankly i dont remember anymore
it was so long ago
are you immeidately incinerated by acidic water when you go into the sulphur sea or does it instead just do a bit of damage and the moment you go into the deeper waters its gone
theres your answer
honestly having merfolk (sso) and merfolk (abyss rework (???)) would be neat
fair enough, again, years ago
i do think having some anahita worshipees and silva worshippes like. in conflict in the abyss would be cool as hell though
but also i wouldnt kill the eidolists for that
hekc. have it be
a three way conflict lol
i thought that we didnt get annihilated was because we’re the main character. all other creatures in the sea take a constant DoT
eidolists, silva worshippers and anahita worshippers
in territorial conflict in the abyss
i cant tell if this is a joke or not
its like 95% a joke and 5% “why dont WE get scorched”
Wait are eidolists like kind of worshipping the primordial wyrm or am I misremembering
Cos if so it would be kind of odd to be fighting against the silva worshippers since like the wyrm and silva are allied right?
i thought they worshipped dragons as a whole and since they live in layer 3 and 4 theyre close to like A Really Big Dragon
i guess ???
Their bestiary entry does seem to suggest they follow a specific master singular which kind of to me suggests its talking about the wyrm
Hey so uhh how come children of gods don’t inherent any of their parents’ powers while draconic offshoots do is there any given reason or?
we dunno
Probably something to do with how they ascend i’m guessing
we also don't know how dragons reproduce in the first place
Or like their genetics
Probably how anything else does tbh their js animals with powers technically
That doesn’t really mean much since so many animals reproduce in such different ways
dragons reproduce like sea sponges confirmed
Like we don’t know if they like lay eggs, give live birth, can reproduce asexually, need a partnet etc
we know of exactly one dragon that hatches from an egg
Well yharon has an egg so I don’t thinks it’s crazy to say the other ones do too
Yharon is bird-like though but not all were
Are there like multiple species of dragon that became the auric dragons
Also we see actively the fishrons seemingly give live birth to sharkrons in their fights
If not then okay sure
I thought they were like summons
dragons are extremely varied, almost none look alike
Like mana constructs
I’m pretty sure sharkrons are actually the dukes children
Which suggests fishrons give live birth and also undergo male pregancy, potentially without the need of a partner since the dukes can infinitely make them without there being any nearby partners
what if dutchess fishron is hiding just offscreen the whole fight
probably
While this may explain it for duke fishron, theres no shot that anyone would be willing to get with the old duke, look at him 
Would that be like it’s juvenile state
anybody's guess
What if fishrons get stronger as they age like viltrumites
Explains why old duke is so strong
Also seemingly dragons might also have like a very distinct infant phase, since wyverns grow from wyverntails, which are like tadpoles, and duke fishron produces sharkrons as offspring
Conquest fish
what the hell is a wyverntail
Quest fish
I’m with xzier
curse you angler
Please tell me that is a joke
No its real
They are from the water?😭🥀
it could also be like the harpy fish and just happen to look alike
They are caught in the sky lakes
Hot cross sons🥀
The angler specified they are the infants of wyverns
“I know something youuuuu don't! Fine, I'll tell you, there's a terrifying creature that flies among the stars! I'm not making this up! It's called a Wyvern! But, but, you knew that already, right? Well what you don't know is that they are born and raised as tadpoles! So, they're actually like.. well, a frog! Hop to it and get me one!”
is that dialogue still in calamity
I’d assume so
hmm
It wouldn’t break anything
Is there any explanation as to why some enemies (like wyverns) appear in hardmode or no
@cosmic zenith thoughts?
it tells you in the bestiary
Where
in the bestiary
Like it’s changed in calamity or it’s just vanilla
calamity
But like wyverns having a tadpole like infant stage shouldn’t realistically change anything
Yh
Holy shit before old duke eats the blood worm on the end of your hook please tell me he says stand ready for my arrival worm
Make that shit cannon
A shit cannon sounds like something redigit would add

I guess also thinking about it wyverns having aquatic tadpole-like infants is quite similar to duke fishron’s sharkrons, as while we never see them actually “living” except while duke is yeeting them at us, due to seemingly being just sharks they potentially are also similar being aquatic infants of fishrons that can’t fly yet
Wait what actually are wyverns
Dragon offshoots, descendants from the dragon of storms
descendants of vetrasyl, the dragon of storms
vetrasyl frog arc
Wow
he looked like this
Holy shit that’s sick
true!
Are there any other dragon designs
just him and yharon so far
I’ve seen zeratros’s that’s all
Other than yharon I don’t believe so
his are scrapped
they were super generic
also the artist got booted for repeated plagiarism
the artist pulled all concept art + it was generic + the artist had a record of plagiarization
there were 2 candidates yes
Are they all by the same guy or sum
Ah ok
What would be even look like realistically
probably still white
Make xeroc a biblically accurate angel dragon totally it’d be cool
at least some picture would be nice
small issue
No
which bible.
here
The bible
ya
I was moreso just saying like give him a ton of wings and holy theming since the hallow has primordial light ties and follows a holy theme often iirc
WHAT could pre-nerf moon lord been on to mid diff that thing
Yh let’s not turn him into nameless deity
yharim's stimulants
Yharim wasn’t alive
google joke
What did yharims stuns do again I forgot
yeah but his stimulants were
Stims
endurance regen swiftness and ironskin combo potion iirc
maybe titan potion i forgot
I remember like one of the first things that happened after I started playing was they got removed
twas a sad day
ah no regen and there was i think t2 food buff included in them
I’ve been playing for a long time in comparison to most I think
Regen was like part of cadence potion right
yuh
What does that dev have to do with anything 
Is it crazy to say I think there should be way way more post moon lord enemies
There’s only like 5
antarctic take
anyhow both of these designs are no-diffed by ancient dragon elden ring and its not even close
Thats like something the entire dev team wants
Minus the slimes
Oh ok
Slimes would only add 1 I thought post moon lord
Cool glad they are with me
INCLUDING the slimes theres 6
Bloom and auric
Auric slimes aren’t a thing
there's no auric slime????
That just doesn’t exist
the 3 profaned fuckers there are 2 dungeon guys iirc and then bloom slime
Am I on some bullshit
auric slime is fake it isnt real it cant hurt you
Also the baby dragonfolly
yes
ah right yeah that was the 5th
Draconic swarmers
Do we really count boss summons
i remembered there were 5 i just thought there were 2 dungeon dudes
they spawn naturally
considering it spawns regardless of if the boss is alive yeah
The wiki for some reason also counts the abyss layer 4 things in the post-moon lord section but like they can always spawn
Wait what
Draco if swarmers spawn naturally?
I’ve never seen that
✅
Why does old duke have acid powers again
Does he?
Is it just like a Godzilla situation
racism
thats why he has acid powers hes racist
His toxic masculinity causes him to be able to make radioactive poisonous stuffs

So given that stained brutal calamity is inaccurate lyric wise now are they gonna redo the lyrics or make a new theme at some point
The devs probably might want to but the community would kill them for touching a dokuro song
Only problem being is scars of calamity is imo hot garbage in comparison to stained brutal so they gotta do it right
It’s still really good tho
him.
Why does he look so veiny and like hes about to throw me into a river with bricks tied to my feet
because he is
no
there's literally no reason to
Well like if it is innacurate to lore it might be confusing for players to understand the lore but like eh its definitely not worth touching a dokuro song due to reasons
literally nobody can understand the lyrics without subtitles
Yeah good point
..?
lol
i'm unsure how to respond to that one or how to confirm or deconfirm anything. how do you think dragons reproduced before they ascended
Clearly dragons reproduce by being cut apart and each limb regrowing into a new individual like starfish
it's weird that people seem to think of dragons as this mystery creature that grew out of the earth and reproduces uses mitosis rather than just being a weird third generally social archosaur
they reproduce through mitosis
thank you Not Sunny
Well some of the dragon-descendents we see have… less orthodox reproduction strategies seemingly
maybe we should make draedon include a dragon phylogenetic tree in draetalk


like wut
"why do you call them wyverns when they have four legs and no wings. you're a fucking idiot"
Duke fishron shooting its babies (?) as projectiles
Also wyverns also according to the wyverntail quest fish, have a tadpole like infant stage
does this imply fishrons reproduce in sharknados
you genuinely think that duke fishron is giving live birth on the spot during the fight and having it's spawn home in on you
i'm all for that that's badass
that's literally what the bestiary says
Why
How else can it technically infinitely fire them
relogic moment
another one for the bestiary list ig
i suddenly have so many questions that i never wanted to have
anyway,
- dragons are likely archosaurs. they are neither dinosaurs nor crocodilians but are a type of reptilian
- as reptiles, they are generally diverse in their egg laying strategy. some dragons have evolved to be viviparous, but most are oviparous. this is seen irl in boas, skinks and some other reptiles
- not all of the auric dragons are apart of the same species but most haven't drifted enough to produce infertile offspring; you should think of the initial auric dragon group as being kind of like big cats that can hybridize to produce occasionally fertile young
not all wyverns look like vetrasyl because vetrasyl is an ascended being who got magically transfigured but all wyverns are of vetrasyl's original species
are the eggs hard or soft
it depends, like with archosaurs and reptiles in general
interesting
yharon had a hard egg due to his species being oviparous and probably heat-adapted
can you absorb an auric soul through an egg or do you have to break it
you have to break it open and kill the little chick inside sorry
Is the wyverntail quest fish canon to calamity in that it says that infant wyverns are aquatic like tadpoles and grow up in the sky lakes, or are they just not canon
i don't really think it matters, but i think that a lot of displayed dragons in game have a juvenile stage before fledging or an equivalent maturation stage
i think that juvenile wyverns could be 'like tadpoles' in the sense that they may be aquatic and primarily adapted to locomote in the water
like monitor lizards
Are the fishron quest fish like part of the growth cycle of like fishrons like duke or like how does their life cycle work I wonder
i think a lot of them are just sister species to fishrons in general
something like https://calamitymod.wiki.gg/wiki/Molten_Fishron would be like how a hyrax is to an elephant
The Molten Fishron is an unobtainable item.
editThese history sections are still a work-in-progress, and may not yet contain changes relevant to the current version of the Calamity Mod.
2.1.0: Introduced, but unobtainable.
It is weird though cos the quest fish is literally called a fishron, like thats the name of the quest fish, like in duke fishron’s name
pigrons also exist as a separate species to fishron in vanilla terraria
i don't really see anyone questioning this
fishrons and pigrons are probably split up like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paenungulata
Paenungulata, also known as Uranotheria, is a clade of sub-ungulates, which groups three extant mammal orders: Proboscidea (including elephants), Sirenia (sea cows, including dugongs and manatees), and Hyracoidea (hyraxes). At least two more possible orders are known only as fossils, namely Embrithopoda and Desmostylia.
Molecular evidence indica...
duke fishrons are like if manatees took the place of elephants
regular fishrons are more hyrax-like
Also does duke fishron still canonically give birth to the sharkrons they fire in the fight
if it does i am going to argue with the lorewriters about it because that's weird as hell for a predator animal
urgh. bestiary change was in 2.1
i could have caught that
I agree it makes more sense for them to be summons
But it’s still fine
They have powers anyway
Reproducing super fast doesn’t not make sense
I guess one could explain it as him having already given birth to all of them, but like they show up from the ocean in the fight but idk
Quinn taking he times😂
Oh yeah ig
Speaking of evolution are humans primates in calamity because we don’t see any others
yes
Theres an angler achievement which is called “trout monkey” which like idk if it counts but might suggest they do exist
i am kind of unsure how we would fit an ape into calamity
do we make it so yharim has a pet gorilla
did the people in the calamity mod go through similar technological advancement to earth
(stone age, copper age, bronze age, etc..)
Well stone tools don’t exist so they can’t’ve 
yeah because they became obsolete
i highly doubt that given how neither stip nor archon even noticed it was in the betas until after the update released 
it was supposed to be delayed
yharim's league of chimp gangsters
Make them summons. They're an established thing that exists, temporarily recreating a living creature with magic
They do seemingly have like biology since they have blood on their gore sprites, but weirdly seemingly duke fishron has blue blood while the sharkrons have red blood
Also like I’m confused because do we know summons are “recreating” a living thing with magic, like are you referring to summon weapons? If so we don’t fully know how they work but if I’m missing something please tell me
I don’t think you actually specifically need an instrument (weapon tool or other) to channel mana into, it just helps with focusing it. Calamitas for example is powerful and trained enough that she doesn’t require tools or weapons to channel her mana. This is probably what duke does if that’s what ur wondering.
block tales
I don’t get ts reference
But like do we have evidence we can make animal construct things from mana do we since like summon weapons tend to specify they “summon” not create which might mean very different thing
🏀 🚫
is there any evidence you cannot
is there evidence that i am
"Yes," said Rene Decartes. "You think, therefore you are!"
thanks rene decartes. you a real one
Summon and create are used very interchangeably but I think the reason it says summon is because staves for example use like preset magic code sorta built into them which means that if you use them ur like using a pre existing preset if that makes sense
Like a script
That’s what makes the most sense in my head anyway
i think 'summoning' is the outcome rather than a hard and fast ruleset
some may summon actual creatures temporarily using magic and others may create creature-like constructs using magic
It’s creating something that already exists in the form of the script in my eyes
Yeah that can definitely be the case
There’s all kinds of summons
The enchanted swords for example
it's just a Thing that fights autonomously for you
I don’t think so but also we don’t know if like something like that could be intelligent or sentient so we don’t know if like sharkrons could just be explained that way especially since necromancy can’t seemingly make a sentient entity* so logically mana might not be able to feasibly make a sentient entity which sharkrons might be
Can we get an actual lore writer in here
i think some undead might be sentient (like calamitas' brothers) but literally none are sapient
Syrup and I are on the same brainwave
calamitas' brothers experience qualia still and are choosing to protect calamitas, so they are sentient. they are not sapient and are not discerning on any intelligent level though
I think summons are created from matter made from mana which in turn allows them to be controlled because of its origin from the player in my head cannon anyway but I figure it makes the most sense
Or matter being controlled by mana
in order for something to be non-sentient it'd have to have no experience of qualia. you would be saying that undead have the mental capacity of a sponge (none) which isn't true
What is qualia if u don’t mind
In philosophy of mind, qualia (; singular: quale ) are defined as instances of subjective experience. The term qualia derives from the Latin neuter plural form (qualia) of the Latin adjective quālis (Latin pronunciation: [ˈkʷaːlɪs]) meaning "of what sort" or "of what kind" in relation to a specific instance, such as "what it is like to tast...
This wikipedia article preview has a thumbnail which is the color Red. You are currently experiencing the color Red by looking at it and can have feelings, opinions and associations about the color Red. That is qualia. Things which aren't sentient cannot experience Qualia; Sponges do not know what the color 'red' is and cannot meaningfully process it
Gotcha
If an undead can be given a directive to recognize and attack anything which is 'Red' or 'Alive', that is Qualia and the Undead is a sentient creature even if it's on a very basic level
Oh ok
Because summons don’t attack everything they see that gives them some of that right
They just don’t because we control them
yes
the qualia to KILL
Actually thinking about how duke seemingly like shoots out his babies, doesn’t like leviathan do kinda the same thing albeit more as minions than as projectiles
Yeah u kinda right
Actually leviathan in comparison to duke might actually be more likely to reproduce her minions because they aren’t just projectiles
Why? Also the beastiary for the aquatic abberations says that they are “A spawn of the immense Leviathan, their lifespan can be measured in hours” which suggests like they are genuinely just born to protect the leviathan
Which like is kind of just the same case as in dukes case outside of it being a seemingly male giving birth (but thats also kind of funny so that shouldn’t matter) so like duke doing it should kind of be fine if leviathan can do that
Well duke being a male actually is a decent argument as to why his are summons but who knows what that species can do
Leviathan is a female tho
I’m pretty sure
She definitely was in the old lore
Leviathan is a female
still is yeah
But also how does she even give birth to the abberations if shes the last of her kind or something or whatever she is
pretty sure the bestiary entry for them says they only live a few hours
Yes it says “… their lifespan can be measured in hours”
I hate them they suck
thats the truth
horrible creatures
especially when youre trying to tierskip prehm analevi
Which like technically everything’s lifespan thats longer than like 1 hour technically can but it definitely means they only live like a couple hours
I’m assuming terraria’s super fast day/night cycle isn’t canon is it?
He did go back to draedon for exo tech…
We already have the crimson corruption snd hallowed to show the genocidal maniac stuff :/
The description of the orangutan is certainly something
the wide ape
Of course.
Could Batman beat Signus?
He's Batman. He'd figure it out.
he's batgos
Does batman get prep time for the fight
how much batmen to defeat xeroc
Depends which Batman
If it’s the darkest night he folds the whole verse and probably WotG too
at least 40
That would mean that either the solar system isn’t heliocentric (which it is confirmed to be) or terraria spins unbelievably fast.
Why?
Wym why
Why does Terraria have to spin unbelievably fast to have 24 hour days?
We have 24 hour days.
Very believable.
Wait so the super fast days are or aren’t cannon
Yeah, as I said.
They're not.
This is cannon.
that one's different, I think he'd break his slavery contrarian beliefs before his racism beliefs
though thats valid as counter argument I think
Batman with prep time could beat xeroc
yeah thats true
🤐
All I'll say is that I'm well aware of that dialogue
game theory
wyverns r the children of vetrasyl and tides dragon
yep
it even lines up with tyrian and otonilou being buds
🙂↕️
parallels and all that. themes and such
Apart from this i see no reason to think it makes sense other then can theoretically happen
Also wyverns have no tides related stuff afaik
theyre TADPOLES they start out in the water
clearly
duh
Ur a tadpole
boar yourself
oars myself
boars
boar
hog
dude that pfp was yharim
yharim brother what r you doing
What
the whole genocide thing wasnt enough now you're stooping this low
Oh
😭 😭
Did i miss yharim advertising mr breast
he got bored in the aerie staring at the sky all day
me when i scam random people on the internet because im bored said yharim
would yharim get addicted to doomscrolling
probably
I think she can choose.
Although probably evergreen as their leaves are always alive.
What is wrong w him
he kills people
well he is an old fart
makes sense that he'd fall for an account scam
This is why he needed Draedon.
do YOU want the SECRET TECHNIQUE to kill ANY GOD!? YES! ANY GOD! CLICK HERE TO SEE HOW!!!
We're going to get to Dragon's Aerie and resurrected Yharon will say "The Aerie is NOT a tomb! It is who we are."
this is true
thragg and yharon are unironically surprisingly similar in their characterization i think
where's that stated?
well, there are antlions, and those had to have been named after something
My God... lions are canon.
And ants are named after antlions!
It all makes sense now!
All of this proves...
Slime God is the Knight.
theres a lot of silly lore discussion questions lately
is providence canon?
we haven't gotten anything big lately
like.. bees and wasps exists, so hymenopterans in general exist. normal sized ones. why wouldnt ants exist
God of Anteaters got to them first.
A singular anteater walked down quadrillions of ants.
hey syrup does grass exist in calamity
what
Is Draedon a cyborg or a full-fledged robot?
Full-fledged robot.

he's a robot, but there's a (as far as i know) unconfirmed theory that draedon is the consciousness of a scientist that was transported into a robot
Draedon's pre-awakening backstory will never be revealed.
He is also technically not 'a' robot.
He is the AI the robots operate on.
🤓
Permission to obliterate Kozz at the obelisk?
permission given
Slime god is actually Gaster 
What is ravager’s favorite breakfast food
Murder
Souls of the innocent
Tea
I want to understand exactly how draedon went from a sentient machine with a single body (which he presumably learned to control as if he were a human) to putting himself in a presumably immobile and non humanoid computer body, and controlling multiple drones remotely
Expanding a conscious mind is not an easy task. The most plausible way is to make it think faster, so time seems to slow down, or to duplicate it along with any personality and set the clones on individual tasks
i think youre assuming he was born into the humanoid body when theres no need for that to be the case
also does he control them at the same time?
i think its implied that he was born into a mobile form
How’d he get the body if he was a giant computer
idk maybe he was born into having control of like a bunch of machinery including cameras and machines and build himself one for example. im not saying thats the case 100% but like eitherway
i need all calamity writers to give me their power right now
this is serious and it will be a great contribution to humanity
https://youtu.be/JOiGEI9pQBs?si=3EBsAkwDa8GFMk4v
Yo so I saw this video and thought it was really cool and in the cal lore I think this is actually a really good explanation as to how the Astrum Deus came to be because draedon does say in draetalk that they are likely incredibly old
It’s a kurzgezat video btw
Those who knows
Gumi can you read
gummy
Gumborf
What are you up to, this time :p
this is serious 100% i need it to be as accurate as physically posible
idk how to write yharim man he kinda just says bullshit
its been way too long since i heard about aa lore
arent the grips related to a big bad of the story
yes, they are one half of the chaos wizard chaos
ya gotcha
yknow
that is kinda disappointing. i would love if he was just known as the Chaos Wizard
his name is otherwise not particularly stated anywhere and is constantly just "???"
anyhow
i have a feeling Chaos Wizard would be known by Yharim in a hypothetical setting where AA and Calamity were canon in the same place
probably but its hard to define that timeline
chaos biomes are old enough to have civilizations built around them and then destroyed
also yea im not calling him chaos im just calling him the wizard
its a lot funnier in my mind to just imagine him as a typical wizard appearance wise and not whatever he proabbly was gonna turn out to be
rlly fascinating stuff
even back in the day i recognized that... the original writer was not particularly great
"flames of discordian pain"
what does that even mean
They're really discordian
thats ancients awakened right
oh ok yeah stupid question
Gotta be more vindictive. Channel your inner racist.
Apparently there’s some calamity fanfic called calamity otherworld that completely rewrites everything and takes a shit ton of inspiration from AA but I only ever saw it mentioned in a comment section so idk
0 msgs in 10 hours this is wild
Erm aktzschually it was only zero messages in 9 hours 51 minutes and 58 seconds
They fear the lore.
Personally I've been looking for a fallout 4 mod all day and there hasn't been a significant lore drop in a while
#calamitymoddeath
On the bright side, there hasn't been any brainrot for that time 
@icy veldt
That was posted before the 9-hour-51-minute-58-second silence. Doesn't count, you have lost kidney privilege
67 yharim
if I lose kidney privileges you lose kneecap privileges
i love roblox
I wonder how draedon sounds, like I wonder if he’d have a human-like voice, or maybe like his voice would be like Microsoft sam
67
So you know DOOM?
👎
Gianni
Draedon has a voice actor in a trailer, gabriel ultrakill
I expect him to sound like binary sword magneto from marvel rivals
what would xeroc do if he was about to hop in a car and it turned into a fence
Xeroc would use their Primordial Light power to make a grappling hook and use it to escape.
Of course, such a situation is impossible.
NOOO!! THIS ISNT THE CAR!! HERMIT Inexplicable Mass Possessing Light Beam That Disobeys Physics And Can Be Grabbed
It's clearly hard light, you know, the stuff Green Lantern uses.
This is a Batman upscale.
Is it
Yeah because Batman beats Green Lantern.
And if Xeroc is just Green Lantern.
Then Batman beats Xeroc.
This means that Batman can control the sun, obviously.
Obviously
hey syrup were you here for when I talked about a bank robber with a xeroc sigil tattoo getting knocked out by an old lady?
I'll put that down as Batman scaling above the old lady from Madagascar.
very interesting first sentence to read during my peak into lore discussion
'Cate'?
What are you talking about?
Call upon the eggs
Yeah, what are you talking about?
There's nothing like that in Calamity.
I didn't know it was infernum
no wwg you dont understand infernum is canon to calamity
infernum is base calamity actually
Infernum has no lore
Well if it's from Infernum then the relevance is less than nothing as Infernum doesn't even pretend to abide by Calamity lore.
Wdym?
I really don't know how else I could phrase that.
yeah infernum has dog literally eating provi
and as we all know dog is too much of a fraud to do that
Infernum also has like the dead ninja in king slime fight you which like idk if that really at all would make lore sense
Everything added by infernum contradicts calamity lore
It is a separate thing
It should not be called calamity
Well ok not necessarily contradicts
Infernum is an addon mod
But it's not part of the real story
Yes
Not everything but like thats because it os an addon mod for calamity the additions obviously wouldn’t be canon
Infernum touches the lore by adding new structures and biomes and such, those things don't exist in real calamity
Isn't profained garden infernum only?
Yes?
Idk what is or isn't infernum other than weapons
Did you not play Calamity before Infernum?
I do really hate how like so often it seems like people describe the calamity addons as “calamity dlc” which like kinds of suggests its like just more official content but like no they are like not actually part of the “complete calamity experience” outside of exclusively vanilla calamity mod music which is officially part of the mod but still seperate
Infernum mod does have a wiki which does say everything it adds
Umm 👉👈
Also random thing was bereft vassal entirely original to ingernum or are they based on a character who was like in calamity lore. Like I know bereft vassal isn’t canon but I do remember hearing something about like them being based on like someone who was like known to be from illmeris or something idk
Made up for Infernum.
I don't think they'd want Argus and Agnus to be two unrelated characters officially.
what if bereft is Yhorm the Castaway