Who do you think is the most noble character in the game?

Besides the Chosen Undead, if you decide to use him.

Laurentias, Solaire, Dusk, Andrei in that order.

Oscar of Astora, I bet he was a badass before he met his unfortunate demise
Right under him are my only other 3 best friends, Seigmeyer, Solaire and Lawrence of the great swamp.

iron tarkus, priscilla, the fair lady (quelaan)

Quelaan.

sparkly-twinkly-lizard wrote:iron tarkus, priscilla, the fair lady (quelaan)

How is tarkus noble when we really know squat about him other than hes a phantom in sens.

Hmm Patches, Petrus, and Domhall.

No seriously Domhall is the guy I'd trust the most with my life. He never once went hollow or set his minions on me. NOT ONCE!

Sulfur wrote:

sparkly-twinkly-lizard wrote:iron tarkus, priscilla, the fair lady (quelaan)

How is tarkus noble when we really know squat about him other than hes a phantom in sens.

I think (it was in a trailer, after all) that Oscar and Tarkus were bros and homies and such things. Any friend of Oscar is noble and awesometacular.

Quarik wrote:

Sulfur wrote:

sparkly-twinkly-lizard wrote:iron tarkus, priscilla, the fair lady (quelaan)

How is tarkus noble when we really know squat about him other than hes a phantom in sens.

I think (it was in a trailer, after all) that Oscar and Tarkus were bros and homies and such things. Any friend of Oscar is noble and awesometacular.

Jeremy Jahns?

Partially. I used awesometacular before I watched any of that. Speaking of which, he's very noble! This conversation wasn't even remotely off topic!

Gwyn lord of Cinder is the most noble.

Oscar hands down, no competition. Gwyn is a close second.

Nito, definitely.

Siegmeyer of Catarina. Very resourceful fellow, everything just tends to work out for him.

Tolvo wrote:Nito, definitely.

YOU MY FRIEND JUST SAID IT! YOU WINNER. Nito was the most noble.

His belief in the cause of the Age of the Dead is always just so interesting to me. The fact that killing him doesn't even get you kicked out of the Gravelords for the mere fact that his life does not matter, just his cause does is, well I really like that character to say the least.

Tolvo wrote:His belief in the cause of the Age of the Dead is always just so interesting to me. The fact that killing him doesn't even get you kicked out of the Gravelords for the mere fact that his life does not matter, just his cause does is, well I really like that character to say the least.

Techinically the Age of the Dead was a concept I believe I came up with. Theres no cannon to support it.

Actually I based it off of the undead babies in the Tomb of the Giants.

Seigmeyer, Solaire and Lawrence of the great swamp, Oscar, and Tarkus.

Oh god you just reminded me of two builds for DkS. Eragon and Lawrence from Spice and Wolf.

On a side note. I thought I was unique in the Age of the Dead. I had a thread on it a while back in the archives but its long dead now..... or is it?

You revive it, and I'll stop derailing this thread and chat in it.

I'm pretty sure Acidic was the one who originally pointed it out to me in one of his posts, and I just did a bit of searching of my own and agreed.

The White Spider, if the idea of her is true. If she sacrificed her own body to stop the catching of the larva, then it is her. If not...

Then the pyromancer in the depths.

EDIT: Ugh, I forgot about Gwyn. Silly me, I repressed my sorrow already. Thanks whiskey.

Quelaan is my pick for sure. She drank blightpus from Eingyi for criminy's sake and went blind. Oscar is a very close second. Priscilla is a sweetheart but it's hard to be noble when you're in an escapist's self made home. Ceaseless gets mad props for guarding his sister but then he loses some by begging for death rather than helping you in your quest to end the madness his family started.

the capra demons in demon ruins. so honorable that they let you fight them one at a time. even giving you time to heal after defeating one of their brethren!

As for the Nito aspect, remember I showed you the link about me posting about Nito, Viral? I am sure I had, it was the first post on your thread, I think.

I agree with such terms as Tolvo states in nobility, however remember that he was created by the flame, by velka (as we can say that he did not exist in the past, as he comes up from the ground in the prologue, showing birth and growth... which the first piece of his body is black hair, which he is missing when you fight him (he has purpleish black hair that is pulled ove3r him with essence... still specualting over that)).

He was created for the flame, and he stuck with it. However he objected with the ideals of the age of dark as well, in which could be a possibility. However, as he has view of the demon ruins, and the first flame was relit by Gwyn to combat chaos, it could be that he took the cause that was right, in which case made him noble. However, history is misty at best. His motivations and ideals are that of death and reincarnation. Whether or not he took the cause with Gwyn for nobility or egotism is unknown, as he would ripe with death with a war of the many sides (which is chaotic, unlike the war against the dragons).