Elden Ring Lore: Godwyn The Golden
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Godwyn the Golden is quite an enigmatic character in #EldenRing who we don't know that much about. However, from the mentions of him in Elden Ring gameplay we can figure out his relationship with dragons, his past, and his legacy, which Zoe Delahunty-Light will explain so you can know just why Godwyn was so beloved. #EldenRing
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The face under Stormveil Castle is more likely a very matured Deathroot, which spreads through the Erdtree's roots from Godwyn's body. You can see numerous Deathroot sprouts in Summonwater Village and in underground tombs, and they all bear some parts of Godwyn's visage, his eyes in particular.
I was about to say the same. Good looks!!
The crabs around death areas and with death attacks have his face on their back. The little one as well, like in the moat where blackguard sells boiled crab.
I like the theory that since death is gone from the Lands Between, it means the Erdtree is constantly trying to rebirth Godwyn and bring him back. Which is why deathroot is spreading - because it can't succeed as his soul was destroyed. And since his body is merged with the roots it's trying to rebirth him everywhere. It's why his face can be found in deathroot, on the crabs who live in deathroot infested water... and why his "body" can be found below Stormveil. It's like there's a glitch in the system and the Erdtree is constantly trying to fix it.
It's kinda similar to how the
Haligtree roots took the form of Miquella in the room where we fight Malenia. I assume Miquella was attempting to be reborn within the tree or the tree was Miquellas attempt at trying to give himself a new body - hence why his body is much older in the cocoon. Because Mohg interrupted the process.
The witch channel gives some context that might make this untrue. We can see his eyes growing from a tower where the roots couldn't possibly connect, the crabs feeding above his remains happen to have eye like protrusions on their shells, and there were several other examples.
Being connected by the roots might only help spread. There are many instances where it seems to not be a hard requirement.
Out of all theories this is the one I believe most
Godwyn sounded soo cool, would've been awesome to see him in his prime ,decked in golden armor fighting dragons or heck seeing him in the current events not as a giant death fish would've been cool.
I strongly believe we’re gonna get at least 2 DLCs with one focused on Miquella and the other Godwyn, and we’ll fight Godwyn in two phases: first as Godwyn the Golden bathed in light, then his true, current form as the Prince of Death
He’s not a fish he’s a fungus growing on the side of the Great Tree
@@Austib_ yeah that makes sense also. Just said fish because he has a giant fish tail lol
@@JKingsley169 what the heck that would be so damn cool . He's my fav just buy how he sounds and I haven't even seen him yet lol
Giant death fish is also cool
The most horrifying thing about Godwyn's death is that his body isn't exactly dead (hence his eye reopening in the cinematic). He and Ranni had one complete death shared between them, Ranni's body and Godwyn's soul. This was part of Ranni's plan to escape the control of the two fingers and greater will as it allowed her soul to be free of her demi-god+imperium body while also giving a major middle finger to them by taking away their literal golden boy. Now of course this not-dead but not-exactly-alive body of Godwyn seems to be transforming into something kinda eldrich uner the tree's roots.
Dlc boss fermenting
So basically ranni is an asswhole who murdered her half brother who did nothing wrong just to get away of the greater will, which shows How unscrupulous she is....get it.
I think Melina is Godwyn…..
Womp womp @@Kevin-be8nj
Godwyn's for some reason reminds me of Rhaegar, especially since George R. R. Martin was involved in Elden Ring lore. Great warrior that held the affections of all whose unfortunate death leads to a chain reaction that totally changes everything and also the fact that, that death happens before the viewer (or chosen tarnished) gets a chance to encounter them and witness their greatness for ourselves.
I agree. Rhaegar was so loved he was the only reason why Jaime stayed loyal. When he found out Rhaegar died, his hope for a king worth serving died. We all know what happened after. I see Godwyn to be the same. In the eyes of his people he was always the golden one and no living soul can compete with the memories of him. Like Rhaegar, all are torches, and he was the sun. Both are dragons who inspire not fear but love, loyalty, and friendship. Both lived their lives loved, and both lived in death tarnished. Godwyn in a literal way. His corpse morphed into a monstrosity one could never imagine him to be. And Rhaegar, his reputation stained by the lies Robert spread.
Yeah, but Rhaegar did everything wrong, while Godwyn did literally nothing wrong.
@@Saintjav2so did Griffith, *HE DID NOTHING WRONG*
@@Saintjav2yeah, godwyn seemed like a cool guy, different from most of the demi-gods.
@@valarmorghulis5575Robert didn't spread lies. Rhaegar literally sequestrated lyanna
Black Knife Armour description: "The assassins that carried out the deeds of the Night of the Black Knives were all women, and rumored to be Numen who had close ties with Marika herself."
This strongly suggests that Marika had something to do with Godwyn's death.
Grief is a great cover story to shatter the ring
It could also be Ranni since she is also Radagon's daughter.
@@rafsandomierz5313 You know, it is said that Lord Radagon harbored a secret...
Or was betrayed by her close companions for her selfish goal of immortalizing her children and self
@@PunkRockMohawk 🐢
I love the concept for his character, you kill a shard bearer you get a remembrance and their physical body dies. But with Godwyn the opposite happened, they destroyed his Soul/Remembrance. Leaving his dead body to turn into a mindless parasite, he better play a big part in the DLC
Hm
I still wonder how they managed to catch Godwyn off guard. As a demigod he must be very powerful.
I've thought about it a lot.. and I think there is an extremely small chance that he was sacrificed willingly. Possibly to help or save some of his family members, or potentially because he knew that (normally) he would've just been reborn through the erdtree. Not sure yet
@@trufreedom They probably threatened Miquella and Malenia’s lives. I think those two were still young in the night of the black knives
5 black knife assassins jumped him. Their cloaks literally made them invisible. The game tells you that.
Godwyn makes me so sad. By all accounts he was awesome and loved by everyone... And with his death, everything fell apart. What confuses me is why Ranni chose to kill him instead of the most cruel and evil Rykard?
By the way thank you for another awesome lore video Zoe!!
Was it as punishment for Marika "calling" back Radagon to her service and thus abandoning Rennala? Marika took someone away from her(Ranni) that she loved both her father and mother's sanity. Maybe she killed Godwyn to take something away from her what she loved? Otherwise I'm as clueless as op. But at the same time Godwyn was the first to fall. How many other nameless demi-gods fell that we don't know of?
Rykard is her brother. She also hated Marika.
I feel like Rani didn't personally have it out for Godywn. Her plan needed a demigod sacrifice, and she probably didn't want to kill her siblings and risk hurting her mother even more. Either Godwyn was the easiest target, she wanted to make a statement, or the assassination was someone else's plot that Rani used for her own purposes.
Godwyn's death resembles that of Baldur from Nordic legends. Baldur, the god of the light beloved to all, was practically immortal except for mistletoe and was killed by a nefarious plot as well.
@@vikasga8719 Wasn't it a prank by Loki?
So, Ranni is the true villain all along. Basically she's responsible for death/suffering of countless people and along with many being cursed, and the Lands in-Between being a wasteland.
Yeah I should've learned more about the lore before siding with her
Ehhhhh not really. Ranni aims to restore the Lands Between to a state before the Greater Will began subjugating everything. And not just the greater will, but all of the gods who exert their power over the meek. Her whole quest traveling through the cosmos is specifically to combat other gods and return in 1000 years to lead the people of the Lands Between to salvation and sovereignty. She has no intent to rule but to empower mortals.
Godwyn is a stepping stone. Her personal feelings towards Marika and the pantheon blessed by the Greater Will likely just added fuel to the fire
@@GodKiller97 restore the land by causing an unnecessary Great War with millions dead the most beloved and best Demi god of them all godwyn dead and suffering fate worst then death for her own selfish desires she’s a piece of shit
Ok, but the golden order was racist. So, it's actually a good thing chud.
@@georgemartin1383 That I don't argue with, but there must be a better way to get rid of it rather than to fuck up the entire nation into anarchy.
My theory is that godwyn originally had tge ability to compel affection from others, and that was why he was referred to as "golden" and as marikas favored child. Marika and ranni targeted godwyn during the night of the black knives in order to trigger the warring of the demigods as it was very possible that godwyn could have stopped the warring singlehandedly. After the night, and godwyns death he became the first of those who live in death followed by miquela studying how to give him a proper death. I believe that it was here where miquela was able to steal godwyns affection ability and adopt the mantra "st. Trina". The reason I think je didn't have this ability until now is that it was never stated until way after he left the golden order that he had any sort of affection ability at all, leading me to believe that it was something that he had to aquire, and this theory made the most since to me. Another piece of evidence to this is that godwyns most famous accomplishment is fighting the dragons and befriending the dragon lord which further points to godwyn having this ability. And it would make since that after that victory that most likely didn't involve much bloodshed, godwyn would pretty much be sidelined, as the greater wills objective is to cause bloodshed and death in order to power the Erdtree.
“Affection ability” u have discovered charisma
Nah, he probably was loved because he was the only Not Omen Child of Marika and the one that dosent have any curse, just look. Mogh and Morgott are both Omens, Malenia has Scarlet Rot, Miquella is forever a Child, And Melina was rather a normal Maiden. Godwyn was the only child of Marika that was Perfect in all ways.
Greater will objective is to estabelish order, no Matter in what way. Not to cause necessarly blooshed and death
What in the koto amasukami are you talking about
In Summonwater Village you can also see apparitions of Godwyn in exposed roots (you kinda have to tilt your head and look hard to see it). It’s implied that since Godwyn is without a soul as he now lives death, his remains cannot be properly absorbed by the erdtree thus his form having a deformed visage unlike the bodies you find in erdtree catcombs.
Another thing to think about with Godwyn are the Black Knives. Being Numen like Marika, doesn’t that mean they have more of a connection with Marika than Ranni? I personally don’t think it’s a massive reach to assume Marika had a hand with the Night of the Black Knives.
Considering only Marika knew where the rune of death was and who had it, it is definitely not a reach to asume she had a hand in the plot. Also when Gurranq Beast Clergyman, is defeated, who is said to be Maliketh, he claims Marika betrayed him.
They’d have a very similar connection. Marika is Radagon which is Ranni’s father. So therefore Ranni would also be part Numen.
NO
@@PSNMirruthey share the same physical body but are not the same person when they change from one to the next if he was radagon when he made ranni he wasn't numen at that time until he/she changed back into thw form of Marika
@@PSNMirruwhen you defeat them (radagon/Marika) you get basically 1 item part of each of them from the rememberance instead of 2 items from the same being like the other rememberace bosses
It goes back way before the death of Godwyn. Godwyns death is merely the trigger for The Shattering
its seems everyone in Elden ring world loved, respected, admired and/or was jealous of Godwyn. Crazy that we never actually get to see him.
Miquella always being the kindest soul
That's what he wants you to think
Man this aged terribly
@@Choorles ive come to realize 😂
@@ChoorlesAged like milk 😭 🙏
Yeah... sure.
Great video but I don't think Marika cared about her children as much as you say. There's evidence that suggest she was involved or planned the night of the black knifes.
I think, yeah, she has involvement, but, seh didnt know the target was Godfrey, Ranni persuaded or manipulated The Black knives to kill him and making Marika away from know this, only after Godfrey was dead she came to know
@@Ronnie.rocket.333 Godwyn*
I didn't know about the eclipse, that sounds awesome. Reminds me of Berserk
This game reminds me alot of Berserk.
Well Miyazaki is a massive fan of Berserk and it is a major inspiration for his games so that makes sense.
Well thats because this whole game is a love letter to berserk.
Blaidd and maliaketh armor are both inspired by guts armor.
So Godwyn is like the . Nameless king
One thing if not two things I would love for you to cover is the lore of Sorcerer Selen and the primeval current which has some amazing and deep lore implications!!
Placidusax was elden lord, yes. But not under the Greater Will. Placidusax was elden lord during the age of the crucible.
But we see the Elden Ring in Faram Azula, at least, in a more wild state. And both the Crucible and Elden Stars incantations (Which is related to the Elden Beast) have the Erdtree seal, which I think connects the two.
i wish GRR Martin writes a novel for elden ring!!!
Godwyn = Aang
Fortisaxx = Appa
Have you heard the supported theory that, you the tarnished are one of those demigods re incarnated in the wondering mausoleums. Because of at the start of the game you can faintly hear the sound effects of the wandering mausoleums. Also it makes sense that we are in the running for the title of Elden lord. Ant the soulless factor to how we can respawn.
4:25 Objection! Speculation :)
The original Death rune fragment might have been stolen from Maliketh by Godwin himself...under the wisdom gained from befriending Fortissax. He is refferd to in the game as The Prince of Death, his betrayal might have been the event that put in motion the events that led to the Shattering.
Ranni might be the one who stole it...as she states so herself but who knows for sure.
It might also be that the entire conflict stands on a converging of more intentions to overthrow the Greater Will, of all Demigods, Marika and even Rennala herself. They all gained the knowledge of the best way to kill a God...and the complex sequence of events that follow might just be a series of interconnected events...or a masterplan put in place by Marika herself. Each one of them plays an important role in this destiny overthrowing machine, Tarnished included. At one moment it might seem one of them put in place all this plan and controls everything, in another them looking like another puzzle piece, or a tool manipulated by another one of the characters.
Marika might not even have been pushed to shatter the Ring because of Godwin's Death, but just an accumulation of factors culminating with the fact that all of them wanted to escape the influence of the Greater Will.
Destined Death was plucked from the Ring under the instruction of the Greater Will, and hidden under the guard of Maliketh, thus ensuring a neverending cycle of syphoning souls, and keeping order and control over the whole world.
Godwin's body is inflicted with death blight...and corrupts the Erdtree from the Roots Up. The face wee find under Stormveil castle is a pustule, originating from Godwin's infected degrading and transforming body entwined into the Trees Roots.
Godwin befriended Fortissax long ago, after he fought him in Lyndell, with respect, and hid his essence deep within him. This might be the source of him gaining all the knowledge and wisdom about Destined Death and what it meant for the ancient denizens of the Lands Between. Destined death was one of the Ancient Gods revered and worshipped by the Numens. It was an essencial part of the Crucible that held the fabric of reality in balance, ensuring a natural cycle in which free will existed.
Every one of them wants to shape the world into their own vision..but most of all all of them want to escape the Greater Will, and this is a common goal, to be able to exercise free will.
Seller was the only npc I felt a connection with. And I’m not even a mage
3:08. Poor guy fell to his death😂😂
I’m sad we cant befriend dragons.
Why can Godwyn befriend a dragon through combat, and we cant?
He was just built different :D ..
We aren't supposed to be as strong as him in that way.
Either he moves through the roots or it's an empty husk and that thing sheds like a snake. Both nasty
Honestly, I suspect the face under stormveil represents that spot as where Godwin was assassinated.
As for the walking mausoleums. I suspect they hold the demigods that passed during Godfrey’s war of conquest. Another possibility is they were lost in the shattering.
Godwyn was assassinated in Leyndell.
The Ashes for Tiche confirm that the Night of the Black Knives happened in the Erdree Capital.
Wait why did ranni not lose her soul but Godwyn did? Didn’t they both die by the same blade?
Different half of the rune of death
The two of them add up to one complete death. Godwyns soul died, and Ranni's flesh died.
One full death was split between them. Ranni was death of the body and Godwyn was death of the soul. Thats why what's happening to his "corpse" is so weird. Its not fully dead in the normal sense.
soldier of god, rick initiated the shattering, the evidence is all here
Fax
this actually fills in a lot of gaps in my knowledge about the lore of the game. i'd always wondered what was up with that dude at the bottom of the castle and actually thought that was his original form. glad to be proven wrong~
I feel its also important to note that anything "gravelstone" related is directly tied to the dragons, as the original dragons were entirely made of gravel stone and were immortal, with the younger dragons only bearing the gravel stone on their hearts, hince why they continue to beat as their description states
But this also means that "dragon" does not have to refer to a big lizard with wings in elden ring lore, as all decendents of the original dragons have gravel stone in them somewhere, meaning all creatures with gravel stone in them are considered dragons...even if that comes in the form of a bear
Yet another fantastic video, Zoe! Your explanations are always so intriguing and insightful
Also typical that those butts at FromSoftware could never simply let our player character just have a lil cuddle, always gotta have some damn ominous strings attached!
I approve this lore hunter
I love your lore videos! Can you find anything on the working mausoleums? I’m so puzzled by them. Like what’s their purpose? Why is the Headless ghost soldiers guarding them? And why do we need to Break off the white stuff to stop them?
Great video keep it up man!
It would be awsome if the ending changed the world we play in where perma death is now active.
Well done vid. I like to listen to people with English accents read books on audible or RUclips as I fall to sleep (yes I'm American and our accents are terrible especially in the Midwest where Im from)
Definitely subbed. Haven't gone through your playlist yet but if you have yet to do Gideon ofnir, his lore is pretty interesting
(British) English isn't a accent
@@swagzydon1947 Bro, everything is an accent.
@@showalk 🤣🤣
Please if you can cover the battle after the shattering! (Like the outskirts of leyndell) very interested in that battleground
2:25 Lansseax*
These are very high quality videos!
Question: how did a bunch of mortal people overpower Godwyn? Did they jump him in his sleep or something? I feel like he could have fought them off
There are strong mortals (the heroes of the Shattering are mentioned several times to have fought against and alongside gods) and they accompanied another divine being.
The MC is also mortal
@@GodKiller97 fair
He was sleeping and he didn’t believe that anyone wanted to kill him because he kinda befriended everyone in the lands between
And they had the rune of death which should have instantly killed both sides of him because it was ranni’s demigod rune imbued with death but instead it just killed his soul because he is that powerful
In clip time 6:23. What boss is that and where is it located?? I've beaten Radhan and I left the main map final boss until I've cleared anything I might have missed.
I like the theory that each ending of elden ring becomes the origin for the other soulesborne games. Fia's ending brings death into the world, so people start to live their life in pursuit of greater things, like in demon souls. Frenzy ending starts a never-ending fire, like the focus of dark souls. Ranni's ending makes permanent nightfall, just like in bloodborne, and the elden lord ending continues the story of elden ring!
Why did Ranni choose to kill Godwyn considering he good?
She killed her body and his soul. She did that to basically be immortal without her great rune. It made her have the ability to accomplish her ending and let her have the lord of stars ending.
@@masonreith2382 I think what he is asking is, why Godwyn specifically.
@@subject8776 exactly, why him?
@@borg111 I don't know tbh.
I don't know if it's as simple as this, but it seems like he'd be first in line for the throne.
I don't think she's nessicarily interested in the succession of the Elden Throne so much as replacing it, though.
It might might be what she thought would annoy Marika the most. Or maybe she knew that was the action that would bring about the Shattering which is a necessary precursor to her Age of Stars
i know i’m late but theoretically would anything happen to godwyn when the player puts the rune of death back after becoming elden lord?
I'm convinced that Godwyn was loved so much by his mother that he began relations with Marika (very GRRM) ... hence Godfrey was banished and then Mohg and Morgott were born cursed Omens because they were Godwyn's and Marika's children ...
I doubt. Isnt Morgott a son of GodfreyV
Lmao this isnt Game Of Thrones, bud.
Mohg and Morgott are children of godfrey and marika though
Eyyyyyy I got my wish
Playing every possible piece in the game I come to realize marika enlisted ranni and the black knives being ranni and marikas goal is the exact same break free from the greater will this is where radagon came in some sided with Marika some with radagon this is the only thing that makes sense as to why godwyn was targeted only logical answer is he stood in marikas way to break free and also what we also learned is some of the demigods have children like Millicent and rya
Would it kill you to utilize some punctuation?
More on vargram, wilhelm and alberich please
He looks like he turns into a mermaid 🧜♀️ def lovecraftian like. So creeeepppy
How do you know he is the (first child), and not born after the Twins?
Godwyn is child of Godfrey. First consort and first Elden Lord. After Godfrey got exiled, Radagon became second, and then had children with Marika.
@@MortalReaver I think Fox was referring to the Omen Twins, not the Twin Prodigies.
If dragons were in line with the golden order, then why did godwynn have to slay them...or did he just do so for funzies?
Some dragons attacked the capital. You see 1 corpse from that attack.
There was war before they came to peace.
Dragons head rules before humans do it. They had an outer world dragon god. They lost and the god fled leaving the dragons behind.
Vaati lurking in these vids taking notes... good job Zoe on the vids, been a great watch
I think its wrong. I think the one in stormveil is the original one. Even if it says otherwise. I find it strange that the one in stormveil is lying down dead like in the trailer. While the one underground is in the position in which he was held down and stabbed in the back. I think the one underground near the tree the order trying to reincarnate but is unable to because of the lack of soul. Something so foreign to the order. So its stuck on the last step. Also i think the blight tendrils aren't protruding from his body. They are in turn creating it. Like not facing outwards from his body but facing from the world towards his body trying to build him
This current trailer gave me Godwyn vibes
how large was he?If you look at the body it is huge,even the bracelets are huge.Yet in cut scenes no larger than assassins?
They need to create an Eldin Ring Movie and have it be a prequel to the game
Godwyn looks like an dlc boss
So if i serve Ranni why are the Numen assassin Black Knives still trying to kill me? Cmon dude, friendly fire!
I think we will fight him in Shadow of the Erdtree
With the new dlc just announced I am 90% the person on torrent may be godwyn or something. The hair is very similar. Don't think it's miquella as he's trapped as a child canoncially
Godwyn the Based.
no pinned playlist
We need an anime asap
Its been a year i was going to let you all finally figure it out but its in plan site 😅...ready Godrick the Grafted took him there wanted to attach his body to his but 1. Never got to finsh cause of youer boy Margit cought wind of what they were doing to his brother and sent a clone. 2 he could not graft him and discarded it in the bottom of the castle were it grew to become that..!!!!!! But you want to know the sick part he did not take an arm or a leg .....he took his face man sick talk about the ultimate mimic ...cause he love hidding in plan site...
So fias ending is the GOOD ending
The more I play Elden Ring the more I hate Ranni. Didn’t give an absolute fuck about the rest of the world, only how to free herself and make her own life better not regarding how many people she’s gonna hurt or horrifically torture for eternity. Honestly feel like Ranni and Rykard are the only characters that make me think of straight evil. Half brother or not, she gave him damn near the most horrible fate someone could possibly face. Just a mutilated vegetable that can’t die forever in pain, and the cherry on top is that Godwyn was the only one who was actually a noble compassionate leader, being the least deserving of that kinda torture :)
This is an obvious prequel to dark souls. Godwyn and Gwyn have too similar of a story. Think Gwyn found the curse mark or "dark soul." Both befriended dragons and who harnessed lightning to defeat the "ancient dragons." Obvious....
Godwyn and Gwyn have similar stories yes, but both games aren't connected.
@@KreamyKakes I'm going to have to disagree. At the round table Hewg in referring to Roderika compared her to the crestfallen emerald herald in Dark Souls 2 in the dialogue. There's too many repeating enemies and themes going on for it not to be connected somehow someway it's just a matter of when we find out.
It seems to me Stormveil castle had Goldwyn home. Perhaps just in context his body reacted to the grafting atrocities by morphing into the castle at least a part of his body did. After all if his soul is gone its possible his form has gone to a animal like intelligence that went for familiar places where he did in life. Hence why he is in the castle and nowhere else. Its his body seeking home which kinda of makes it even more sad
You're confusing Godwyn and Godrick
@@PunkRockMohawk No I am not confusing the two. Stormveil was and is the bastion of the Golden lineage (hence all the lions and Portrait of the clan). The sheer scale and tech involved means it was built during the prosperous years not the shattering and the aftermath. All the other children ruled lands so Godwyn obviously ruled Limgrave. Godrick is a weak descendant not a child of Marika, hence he was most likely an heir of Godwyn and hence got his rune and castle and lands after his murder. As my point his Godwyns corpse returned to its instinctive home like a homing instinct. This binds the point home that Stormveil is the home of the Golden lineage
@@slaindesmond2574 What kind of dressing do you recommend for this word salad?
@@PunkRockMohawk 'Im only stipulating a theory. Based on my own playthrough and other lore videos, Take it as you will. make your own theory and good luck to you. However, I've heard no criticism that I have not addressed. So please dont call it "salad Dressing" without a reply with data. Also I like Salad dressing it gives flavour thank you
@@PunkRockMohawk 'm only stipulating a theory. Based on my own playthrough and other lore videos, Take it as you will. make your own theory and good luck to you. However, I've heard no criticism that I have not addressed. So please dont call it "salad Dressing" without a reply with data. Also I like Salad dressing it gives flavor thank you
I hate ranni
Lol dlc should be the truth about godwyn....was he really golden?
I still dont know why he's a mermaid though
The problem with lore in From soft games you don't no what's true or old ideas scrapped then reused or concepts from early development retooled to fit the retail game.
I share names with the Prince of Death. Cool.
Lol Lanso
Yuh
Sub Jutsu!
Godwyn the weakest of the demi God's
Godwyn’s body was eaten by the serpent that ate Rykard. That’s why is face is so large and seems to be connected to a snake body. It’s the snakes shed skin with godwyns face
No his body was warped by death blight and he has no snake features in his stormveil and deep root bodies it’s hinted rykard only took blame for godwyns death but had done nothing
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life...... :>)...