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Archstone of the Tower Queen "Tower of Latria" - World 3
Soulsborne - S1 - E3
Latria, land of the Queen's Ivory Tower. A vengeful old man claimed the Queen's life, and imprisoned any remaining royalty. The prison echoes with the resentful cries of its inmates, tormented by their inhuman guards. Upper Latria (3 - 2) upper latria location demon's souls remake wiki guide A church devoted to an idol that mimicked the queen gave the prisoners a ray of hope, but no doubt a deep malice awaited them, poised to mercilessly dash what faint dreams they had. The Ivory Tower (3 - 3) the ivory tower locations demon's souls remake wiki guide 300px1 In the Ivory Tower, prisoners hung in cages, their flesh patched together to create fleshy monstrosities. It was the doing of Latria's new master, an old man who had long ceased to be human, seeking to create demons by his own hand.
Soulsborne: Season 1 - 5 Episode s
1x1 - Archstone of the Small/Covetous King "Boletarian Palace" - World 1
February 2, 2009
A huge stone castle in the heart of the northern kingdom of Boletaria. Hungry soldiers attack trespassers, their souls stolen by demons, while nearby terrible dragons have taken roost. Past the huge gates of Boletarian Palace lies what is now a feeding ground for dragons, the Cliff Pathway, which leads to the inner ward, where knights make their abode.Inside Boletaria's gates, where the streets intertwine, lie traps set by the much reviled fat officials, themselves living proof of Old King Allant's madness. The King's Tower, once a symbol of Boletaria, stands ravaged by the claw marks of drakes, while silver-haired Old King Allant sits on his crumbling throne, witness to the desolation. The man who wielded untold power, calmly watching over the kingdom from on high, was not in fact Old King Allant, but a demonic imposter who stood in his place. The true king dwells with the Old One...
1x2 - Archstone of the Burrow/Digger King "Stonefang Tunnel" - World 2
February 9, 2009
Smithing Grounds (2 - 1) smithing grounds stonefang tunnel locations demon's soul remake wiki guide 300px A city of miners who maintain the giant tunnel. Long ago, the efforts of the hard-headed burrowers allowed Boletarian Soldiers to carry out their work, but now, dispossessed of their souls, they have no thoughts of their own, and work in silence, tirelessly, without purpose. The Tunnel City (2 - 2) the tunnel city archstone of the armor spider locations demons souls remake wiki guide Below the smithing grounds of Stonefang, the Tunnel City is a system of pathways that gave the city its name. Legend has it that deep inside, beyond the molten swamps, is a grave for dragons.
1x3 - Archstone of the Tower Queen "Tower of Latria" - World 3
February 16, 2009
Latria, land of the Queen's Ivory Tower. A vengeful old man claimed the Queen's life, and imprisoned any remaining royalty. The prison echoes with the resentful cries of its inmates, tormented by their inhuman guards. Upper Latria (3 - 2) upper latria location demon's souls remake wiki guide A church devoted to an idol that mimicked the queen gave the prisoners a ray of hope, but no doubt a deep malice awaited them, poised to mercilessly dash what faint dreams they had. The Ivory Tower (3 - 3) the ivory tower locations demon's souls remake wiki guide 300px1 In the Ivory Tower, prisoners hung in cages, their flesh patched together to create fleshy monstrosities. It was the doing of Latria's new master, an old man who had long ceased to be human, seeking to create demons by his own hand.
1x4 - Archstone of the Shadowmen "Shrine of Storms" - World 4
February 23, 2009
The island shrine of the Shadowmen, who worshiped storms and mourned the dead. Since the appearance of the flying storm beasts, the souls of the dead have been lured to the island by its demons, where they are revived by finding purchase in the bosoms of uninhabited skeletons. The Ritual Path (4 - 2) the ritual path locations demon's souls remake wiki guide 300px The Adjudicator bestows tokens of heroism upon the deserving dead, who are delivered by Shadowmen to the depths of the Shrine of Storms, where they are cleansed by brightwater and mourned by the storm. Altar of Storms (4 - 3) altar of storms locations demon's souls remake wiki guide 300px The heroes' remains were cleansed with brightwater and offered to the Storm King, a beacon for countless storm beasts whose broad wings blacken the sky.
1x5 - Archstone of the Chieftain "Valley of Defilement" - World 5
March 2, 2009
This humid valley is a haven for the used and forgotten. Its inhabitants, afflicted by poison and plague, await their deaths in this forsaken place, attacking those who wander in, hoping to offer their souls to the one woman who showed them compassion. Swamp of Sorrow (5 - 2) swamp of sorrow location demon's souls remake wiki guide All that is unclean ends up in the giant swamp at the base of the Valley of Defilement. The swamp is a cesspool of putrilage, vermin, and plague. Rotting Haven (5 - 3) rotting haven locations demon's souls remake wiki guide 300px Beyond the swamp, filled with poisonous jellyfish and giant slugs is a cavern that absorbs all that is unclean, and a shrine of rotten trees erected in honor of a demon. Visitors offer souls to be freed from their notions of suffering.