Omega Ultimus
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How does it confirm anything? I feel like I'm missing something here, he was clearly meant to sort of resemble O, but that's probably because he was just anotherrnsteinno? I didn't see anything in his soul/item descriptions that would connect him to Odragonslayerrnstein.
I haven't gotten to Nthough, so maybe it's connected to that.amless King
The armor has the same design, the helm specifically is a lion's head with a red plume. It could be just based on the original's design, but it has a more ancient look and more detailed design then the original (that's not that strong of evidence admittedly). For the greataxe: "Melted iron greataxe that once formed part of the Dragonslayer Armour.
Thickly imbued with the power of lightning. Use skill to draw upon the techniques used to slay the archdragons." I think it's most likely that this is the actual armor of Ornstein, specifically because of its more ancient stony nature, size, and that it inherently knows the techniques used to slay the archdragons; I don't think a copy of the armor would know something known only to those who fought the dragons. Unless I'm mistaken, the only information available on the Age of the Ancients and the war that follows is either presented as an old tale or through actually meeting the reclusive Lords or receiving their soul/item descriptions in DS1. Nothing so specific as the way the archdragons were fought (besides the Lords' powers) was passed down through the ages, unless it was taught firsthand, like with quelana. Also, if it wasn't hinted to be so old I wouldn't be as confident that it was actually Ornstein's. I'll admit that my claim is partly based on conjecture, but it makes the most sense to me. Unless some lore connecting Ornstein and Lothric is unearthed, that is.
Thickly imbued with the power of lightning. Use skill to draw upon the techniques used to slay the archdragons." I think it's most likely that this is the actual armor of Ornstein, specifically because of its more ancient stony nature, size, and that it inherently knows the techniques used to slay the archdragons; I don't think a copy of the armor would know something known only to those who fought the dragons. Unless I'm mistaken, the only information available on the Age of the Ancients and the war that follows is either presented as an old tale or through actually meeting the reclusive Lords or receiving their soul/item descriptions in DS1. Nothing so specific as the way the archdragons were fought (besides the Lords' powers) was passed down through the ages, unless it was taught firsthand, like with quelana. Also, if it wasn't hinted to be so old I wouldn't be as confident that it was actually Ornstein's. I'll admit that my claim is partly based on conjecture, but it makes the most sense to me. Unless some lore connecting Ornstein and Lothric is unearthed, that is.