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Hey class,

Here's the link to this Sunday's lecture. We'll be going over the history of the Lands Between, covering the critical events that take place before we even pick up a controller.

I think it's a really good way for us to orientate ourselves ahead several of the topics I've got planned for future streams.

It also gives us a great way to talk about Godfrey, the First Elden Lord, and the Golden lineage which we've been talking about a lot recently in the show itself, since we've recently tackled Stormveil Castle.

I hope to see lots of you there live – I'm going to try and do these streams at weekends, as I know it's a little easier for more people to join – but if you can't, all of these streams are available on demand.

Class will start promptly at 7pm BST | 2pm ET | 11am PT | 5am AEDT.

See you there!

Krupa x

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Lore MasterClass #2: The History of the Lands Between

Join Krupa as we dig deeper into the major event of Elden Ring and try to situate when the player enters the fray and recap the important events that came before.

Comments

Lorcan Preston

Gonna rewatch the first one to prep for the weekend 🌟

Lexxington87

As ever these are *just* outside my current timezone (not your fault!) so I will be on catch-up. Super excited though - the first was fantastic and Krupa your slide game is on *point*

John Stahl

Can’t wait to watch this later

rkg

Good, but no extra credit FYI.

Ben Harrison

Question from a last time, I’m still a bit confused on what those who live in death are exactly, is it like zombies so just corpses without the soul? Or is it like people who are supposed to die that instead are living on as a corpse

Sharon Cook

Looking forward to this. I was in the National Portrait Gallery and came across a post that saidthe Tudors would often commission multiple versions of the same portrait from the same artist to display in various properties - a reminder of their influence and power. Got me thinking how the portraits we see in Roundtable hold are copies of each other, identical, to remind us who is in charge?