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Lorian, Elder Prince and Lothric, Younger Prince
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β 1.0 1.1 1.2 Soul of the Twin Princes description.
β Divine Blessing description.
β Lorian's Greatsword description.
β Dialogue of Oceiros, the Consumed King .
β Lightning Urn (Dark Souls III) description.
β Knight's Ring description.
β Lothric Knight Sword description.
β 8.0 8.1 Blessed Weapon description.
β Lothric Knight Greatshield description.
β Priestess Ring description.
β Bountiful Light description.
β Divine Pillars of Light description.
β Winged Knight Armor piece description.
β Scholar Ring description.
β Crystal Chime description.
β Soul of a Crystal Sage description.
β Scholar's Shed Skin description.
β Soul Stream description.
β 19.0 19.1 Hunter's Ring description.
β Black Hand Armor piece description.
β 21.0 21.1 Cinders of a Lord description.
β Soul of Consumed Oceiros description.
β Prayer Set piece description.
β Lorian's Armor piece description.
β Twin Princes' Greatsword description.
β Soul of Aldrich description.
β Small Lothric Banner description.
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Lorian, Elder Prince and Lothric, Younger Prince , also known as the Twin Princes , are a pair of bosses in Dark Souls III . They are the final of the five Lords of Cinder encountered by the Ashen One .
Both brothers have lengthy gray silver hair and pale skin, similar to Irithyllians , and have lanky bodies.
Lorian is a knight with black armor and long hair, armed with a flaming greatsword . He is mute and crippled, with legs so weak that he is unable to stand on them for more than a second, though he is much larger than his sibling, Lothric.
Lothric appears much more frail, and has black veins. He wears a black robe with golden decorations and during the second phase he will teleport down and hold on to his brother's back, using an unfamiliar holy light energy that functions like crystal sorceries of the highest level.
The Twin Princes are found at the top of Lothric Castle , after clearing the Grand Archives . The player must cross the second of the great bridges, which is guarded by a large number of entrenched Hollow Soldiers , as well as blue-uniformed red-eyed Lothric Knights .
There are two accessible elevator shortcuts to this boss. The first is found at the end of the Grand Archives, immediately after defeating Lion Knight Albert , Black Hand Kamui and Daughter of Crystal Kriemhild , and before the great bridge where the path diverges to allow the player to access Gertrude 's prison. The elevator here takes the player down to the Grand Archives bonfire. The second is at the end of the great bridge and before entering Lothric's throne room, an elevator on the right will take the player down to the area beyond the castle keep, to the intersection that leads to the Dragonslayer Armour and Sunlight Altar . The second elevator is a double lift that contains a Titanite Slab at the bottom.
Lothric and Lorian (along with Ocelotte ) are the sons of King Oceiros and the queen of Lothric . [2] Their eldest, Lorian was once a mighty knight who single-handedly defeated the Demon Prince , staining his sword with the power of fire. [3] Lothric appears to have had little combat training, if any, and Ocelotte's status is currently unknown. What is known is that their mad father called Ocelotte a "child of dragons" and claimed he had a special power, but what exactly this means is unclear considering the sanity of the speaker. [4]
The kingdom of Lothric, which shared the name of the middle son, was a mighty land in the mountains. It was famous for its dragonslayers, developing special tools to slay them, but eventually began to tame dragons through unknown means. [5]
The kingdom included three organizations called the Three Pillars of Lothric, likely called this for some vital role they played to the rulers.
The royal family, specifically that of Oceiros' rule, desired to create a child so strong that it could be the perfect candidate to link the First Flame while surviving as a Lord of Cinder . But it is said that when they could not biologically produce a strong enough heir, the family committed an unnamed deed so heinous and foul that it cursed Lothric. [21] Some connect this deed to the search for Seath's moonlight conducted by the king after discovering the pale dragon's worship by the Scholars, [22] though this is merely a speculation, and the nature of the curse remains vague.
But the deed was done, and Lothric was destined to burn, and become a Lord of Cinder. Despite this, he was a frail small boy with poor health all to his adulthood, and was so small that he was still able to wear his swaddling in the form of robes. [23] For reasons unknown, his elder brother Lorian decided to share his brother's curse, and was left mute and with almost useless legs because of it. [24] Because of this, they are inseparable in soul, and Lorian could not die unless Lothric did. [1] From all this, they were also inseparable in kinship, fueled by their grief for the events that transpired in their family. [25]
Since the two were linked so closely that their souls could nearly meld together, both brothers would be required to link the flame. Due to some combination of occurrences that may or may not include the unspeakable nature of Lothric's birth, his teacher's own doubts, and the state of the world despite countless sacrifice, they rejected their duty to become Lords of Cinder and watched the fire fade from a distance. [1]
Due to the chosen sacrifice refusing to burn, a contingency plan was activated, where previous Lords of Cinder were woken, to offer their remaining strength to the flame. But when the bell tolled to signify the fading of theΒ flame, only Ludleth of Courland was willing to help, and the other three forsook the flame for various reasons of their own. Yhorm is believed to have been filled with such despair over the loss of his home (which he sacrificed himself to prevent) to care for the flame, [21] Aldrich received more visions of the inevitable end that he was merely instructed to prevent, [26] and the Abyss Watchers either went mad or were corrupted by the Abyss buried beneath their keep.
One day the High Wall appeared, a massive seismic upheaval of the land beneath the castle, raising it high above the bridge that once lead to it. There was no route to leave, messengers had no way to return, and pilgrims were unable to seek refuge. [27]
Many people have attempted to kill the Twin Princes, but they have barricaded themselves, and the kingdom is consumed in war without their participation. The Knight and the High Priestess, who Lothric has forsaken the lives of while placing all favor in the Scholars, become undead then hollow in a battle with each other, the Winged Knights of Gertrude's faith, and a small force of Outrider Knights , including the Dancer and her "watchdog" compatriot Vordt , sent by the Pontiff Sulyvahn to hinder the Unkindled.
When the player enters the throne room, they will view a cutscene where Lothric, Younger Prince addresses them, stating his disdain for his duty to become a Lord of Cinder. During this, Lorian, Elder Prince will crawl from the shadows and prepare to fight the Ashen One.
The battle will begin with the player facing Lorian alone. While Lorian is crippled below the waist and has trouble moving by himself, he is aided by Lothric, who will use his magic to teleport Lorian around the arena, whether it is to a blind spot to the player's side or away to allow him to use his special attacks. All of Lorian's attacks deal moderate damage and inflict Fire damage, and he has numerous combos that can add up to quickly kill unwary players.
Lorian's most powerful attack has him teleport away from the player, and then begin charging his sword with holy energy; after a few seconds, he will slam his sword into the ground and unleash a ray of light at the player, dealing extreme amounts of damage. As this attack is capable of killing players in a single hit, it is imperative to roll to avoid it at all costs.
Once Lorian has been felled, another cutscene will take place with Lothric coming down from his bedstead to aid his brother, reviving him and then climbing onto his back. The battle will then recommence, with the player facing the Twin Princes.
During the second phase, Lorian will possess the same abilities that he did before, however now he will be aided by Lothric, who adds his own attacks on top of Lorian's. These include a holy version of Homing Soulmass , as well as Soul Spear .
Each brother has his own individual health bar, which can be damaged by attacking either target. As the Lord of Cinder is Lothric, the objective of the second phase is to focus all damage on him. If Lorian is killed again, Lothric will channel a spell to revive him; after a few seconds, he will unleash an area-of-effect explosion that will damage and knock back the player, and Lorian will be revived with most of his health, resuming the battle.
Once Lothric's health bar has been depleted, Lorian will automatically fall as well, ending the battle.
During the first phase, the player must defeat Lorian by dodging his attacks and attacking him during his recoveries. Good rolling is mandatory, as Lorian's attacks all deal extremely heavy damage and inflict Fire damage, meaning that even greatshields cannot completely mitigate damage. As Lorian's recovery windows are quite small, fast-swinging weapons such as straight swords are highly recommended in order to leave the player less vulnerable when Lorian begins attacking again.
Lorian is extremely weak to Lightning damage, so use of Gold Pine Resin or Lightning Blade can allow players to quickly pass through the first phase. As well, dealing enough damage to Lorian in a short amount of time will stagger him, allowing the player to riposte him from the front.
Whenever Lorian teleports, keep an eye on his tells to see which attack he was about to perform. When he emerges after a short delay, he will resume with that attack. Good timing means that no matter where Lorian attacks from, whether it is in front of or behind the player, a roll can be executed to avoid damage. As well, keep in mind that when entering the arena via fog door after the first encounter, Lorian will always start by teleporting near the player and attack. However, if the player remains in place as they enter, when he teleports, he will end up doing so near his initial location, giving the player the option to start the encounter in a less compromising way.
The best way to fight Lorian is to always stay near him, giving him no opportunity to teleport to close the distance and attack the player from blind angles. Beware that using greatswords and larger is not recommended, as their long animations will give Lorian ample time to counter. Try to get in one or two quick swings, and then prepare to roll to dodge Lorian's retaliations.
During the second phase, the player must defeat Lothric by getting behind Lorian during his attacks and striking Lothric directly. Depending on the weapon being used, Lothric may take less damage than Lorian from attacks that hit them both; Lothric is weak to slash and thrust damage, so weapons like katanas or thrusting swords may work well. However, Lothric also has almost twice as much health as Lorian, so it is very difficult to avoid a situation where Lothric can be defeated without felling Lorian at least once.
As with the first phase, it is best to try to stay relatively close to the Twin Princes, as this gives Lothric less opportunity to cast his ranged spells. Bait Lorian's attacks, then roll in behind him and strike at Lothric whenever possible.
When Lorian falls, try to deal as much damage to Lothric as possible, but be ready to immediately retreat in order to avoid the area-of-effect knockback that occurs when he revives Lorian. There is a short period of time when Lothric is getting back on Lorian's back where he is vulnerable to attacks, so be ready to rush in once the resurrection spell is complete. Each time he is revived, Lorian will have less health, however the quickest path to victory is to try to defeat Lothric before he can revive Lorian more than once.
Yuka Kitamura - Lorian, Elder Prince , Lothric, Younger Prince (Extended) (Dark Souls III Ext. OST)
4,294 (first phase) 3,436 (second phase)
4,328 (first phase) 3,463 (second phase)
Oh, dear. Another dogged contender... Welcome, unkindled one. Purloiner of cinders. Mind you, the mantle of Lord interests me none. The Firelinking curse, the legacy of Lords -- let it all fade into nothing. You've done quite enough, now have your rest.
Oh, dear brother. I am on my way. My brother, unyielding sword of Lothric's Prince, rise if you would. For that, is our curse.
This spot marks our grave, but you may rest here too, if you like.
Mark my words, Ashen One. You remain among the accursed.
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