Hello Annie.
Oceiros is a very cool boss, even though I wasted him in my first go with just a Claymore +3, he is a very interesting fellow. You don't meet his son though, or perhaps his son is that knight sitting cross-legged at the end of the level serving as nothing but a statue or something. The end of the wall is a secret, you can hit through it, and if you defeat the Nameless King and come back, the cross-legged knight "drops" Drakeblood armour, which reappears from Dark Souls 2 Scholar of the First Sin.
Ah, yes, to link the fire... Dark Souls 1 ending was rather surprising, it did not expect my character to go through such a fiery end, but it was a satisfying ending, even though I have no idea what it means.
Oh, Undead Legion Helm has a metal mask? I did not know, never noticed, at all. Indeed, the Legionnaires wear "leather armour", a gauntlet, and a miniature morion, a rather bad combination, but it'd be better than nothing. Curiously enough, historically, there was never "leather armour", it was never worn, as leather is just another term for rawhide, a very weak material. Rawhide/leather must be boiled or baked to become hard enough to serve as armour, and all leather in-game does not appear to have been so. There is "hardened leather" but it does not look baked or boiled, but it may have been waxed. Leather/rawhide boiled or baked becomes as hard as soft iron, but does not have the weight, or the overall strength of true metal. It was popularly worn by Ancient Greeks and Romans, Franks, and Mongols, but medieval Europe seems to have largely ignored leather armour. It made a reappearance in Europe during the 1700s and 1800s, though.
15-Sep-2016 03:57:36
