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Everlasting Dragon is a Characters in Dark Souls and Dark Souls Remastered.
Information
- It is the Covenant leader of Path of the Dragon.
- Can't be killed and will not turn hostile if attacked.
- If you cut his tail, it will grow back. It will not drop the Dragon Greatsword twice.
- Is a Stone Dragon and a descendant of the Ancient Dragons.
Drops
- If you cut off the tail, he will drop the Dragon Greatsword.
Location
- Ash Lake, at the end of the beach, in the last reachable tree.
Visiting Ash Lake and the Everlasting Dragon always gives me such a profound sense of loss. Imagining the sheer magnitude of senseless death and destruction in the name of the Lords and their new age. Just for it to be a cursed nightmare of an existence. It fills me with a sort of resentful hope knowing that this loathsome, irredeemable world is doomed to sink into the Deep.
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it seems to be maybe an actual everlasting dragon but it has a fur which doesnt make sense now a theory i heard is that its gathering dragon scales so it can actually be an everlasting dragon because look at its form its mostly covered in fur but there is the iconic stone scale of everlasting dragons and now my problem is its never ever mentioned in other games and maybe in ds3 in the peak of archdragon peak it may or may not be that big mountain dragoni assume it is because it is the covenant thing which this dragon is it seemened to evolved to a gaping dragon or atleast part of it is the chest has teeths
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Stoner dragon? :') JC! That explains why he doesnt turn hostile after you cut his tail.
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I like how chill he is. Like, you can literally cut his tail off and he's like 'oh, you needed that? Go ahead and take it. It's more useful with you than with me'
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shouldn't the dragon be considered female since it's a firekeeper?
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He lacks pain receptors and is already immortal. he lets you cut his tail more than necessary so you can saturate your anger hoping that this will make you emotionally ready to get more scales in the future. That's why he always lets you return to covenant. Truly an ETERNAL option.
A theory that this dude was a baby, and turned to be that colossal dead/sleeping Dragon on Archdragon Peak
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Are you sure it cannot be killed? I used a lightning weapon when cutting its tail, and that took off half its HP
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Man, FS know when to restrain themselves. I recently learned that this npc was initially planned to be a boss fight but it was left out. The way he is in game as a peaceful covenant leader is SO much better than the idea of going through this lonely mystical secret area just for it to end in another boss fight. I can’t stress enough how much this would go against the feel of ash lake and it’s atmosphere. As if that decision wasn’t already good enough they even gave the area a mini boss fight with the hydra just for something to have but it was definitely a better call to end the area with a peaceful encounter.
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is this dragon a girl? it has a kindled bonfires which to my memory only fire keeper bonfires have, and maybe it doesn't offer to give estus upgrades 'cause its too lazy too bother with some dumb human.
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man, it's so upsetting seeing this npc give literally no backstory, or at least one of it's own, the whole aesthetic of the dragon and where it lives is so awesome i just wish i could learn more about it
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Ah yes, the secret part of the game where we learn that the dragons were peaceful and the gods were *******s.
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I like to think that this dragon is just some stoner. I mean think about it. He lives in the world's basement basically, it's filled with fog/smoke, the dragon's completely fine with you cutting off his tail, and he's just chilling there. I like to think that he thinks some **** like: "Wassup brooo. Wanna be a dragon? ****in sure dude, here, you can even get a stone. Oh **** bro, you just cut my tail. Eh, I don't ****in care, I'll just get a new one. Hey, where're you going? Don't you wanna smoke some Green Blossoms? Eh, come back whenever you want, I don't care."
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To think, than even in the events of DS3, this old dragon may still be there, resting. Waiting.
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i got 30 dragon scales and yet i didnt get the torso stone help!
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His default bonefire is at 10 estus flasks.
That mean he's a firekeeper.
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This guy leads to me to believe, due to the limited information about the Everlasting Dragon elsewhere and the beginning cinematic, that the Dragons were peaceful in nature. The other four-winged dragons met in the game, Seath and the Gaping Dragon, have been driven mad or transformed, so this dragon at Ash Lake is the only seemingly sane Everlasting Dragon left. In Dark Souls, almost everything attacks us...both those that could allies depending player choices and outright enemies. And even NPCs mostly retaliate against the player if provoked. However, the Everlasting Dragon does not...even if we literally slice off his tail. Nearly all characters, monsters, etc. that do attack us/can attack us are from either the Lords/Gods or Humanity in some form or serve one of these groups or both. The Everlasting Dragon is affiliated with neither and comes from the Age of Dragons and archtrees. Combined with cinematic lines of the fire bringing "disparity," the "rebellion" against the dragons may not have been provoked by them, but rather by mortals due to our inherent lust for power, fame, fortune, and longer life. This is of course speculation and a bit of head canon, but it's a way of looking at the dynamic of the beginning of the Age of Fire as a commentary on humanity's propensity for violence and conquest over the "natural" order even if that order does not threaten us, simply to say that we control our environment, our planet. I know, I know. I'm looking way too far into it, but I like thinking about both the in-game lore and how that compares to real life situations.
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Not gonna lie. I fear only few things. But this guys face, this is one of them. He still gives me the creeps like no other Souls Monster.
I will admit I had some serious salt going from going through the Great Hollow... but seeing the crazy view around the Ash Lake and coming across this made all of that worth it.
the concept itself divine ! i dont see why their is not a dragon left in the world! they are and were strong enuff to have kept some level of influence so why the exit
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What a chill dragon, some random Murderhobo walks into his house, Cuts off his tail, and the guy is still like "hey wanna have a Dragon head and breath Fire?"
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would have made for a amazing boss battle two everlasting beings having a face off.
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He actually CAN be killed, if you use Cheat Table and One Punch Mode. I mean, it's using 3rd party programs, but I tried to cut his tail off with this active and he died. There was even that sound that plays when you defeat a boss. He didn't drop anything though
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"Yeah you cut off my tail, do I look like I give a *****? I'm everlasting. See, it already grew back. Get out of here, nerd."
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Is anyone else curious why he and the gaping dragon have four wings, while most other dragons seen have only two? Also, the great hollow definitely has reality bending properties, so this leads me to believe he's either from a different world altogether, or partially corrupted and hiding from the lords. Anyone recognize him from a demon souls? bloodborn?
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The original sin was to wage war against the ancients in the first place
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