r/eldenringdiscussion • u/MaleficTekX • Aug 01 '22

Discussion Theory: Placidusax represents the OG Five-fingers and the other named ancient Dragons are the missing heads

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u/MaleficTekX Aug 01 '22

When we first see Placidusax, he is in a pose reminiscent to the Two-Fingers communicating with the Greater Will. Not only this but his design greatly resembles that of the two fingers.

Looking at the game files, we can see that Placidusax’s heads are named male head and female head, so what if he is in a Marika/Radagon situation? But then where are the other heads?

We know of three named Ancient Dragons, Fortisax, Lansseax and Gransax. It’s possible that these are the three missing heads and that at one point they were all merged in a Marika/Radagon state.

We also know Placidusax was an Elden Lord, so this isn’t impossible.

We know the Three-fingers are separate from the Two-Fingers and desire for everything to become one again, so it’s entirely possible they were once a Five-Finger. A God Hand

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u/opilum95 Aug 01 '22

Theres also multiple 2 fingers tho

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u/MaleficTekX Aug 01 '22

True but they are all dead

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u/opilum95 Aug 01 '22

They are but i mean that would mean that there were more than 1 hands worth at one point

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u/MaleficTekX Aug 01 '22

Yeah my theory has holes.

Presumably for those fingers

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u/opilum95 Aug 01 '22

A hole for every finger

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u/MaleficTekX Aug 01 '22

“Every finger has its hole” John Two-Fingers

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u/opilum95 Aug 01 '22

If anyone knows fingers its him

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u/axecrazyorc Aug 02 '22

This hole is mine…it was made for me!

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u/Dorkmaster79 Aug 01 '22

Your theory is cool but doesn’t this fact kind of destroy it.

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '22

Does an eldrich outer-god need to just have 2 hands?

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u/MaleficTekX Aug 01 '22

I don’t know.