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No, the Lore is quite clear on this; the Rune of Death / Destined Death was part of the Elden Ring until Marika removed it from there; and clearly granted it to the Dusk-Eyed Queen to start the God Hunt with; likely (demi-)gods from rivals to Queen Marika.
The item-descriptions say that the God-Skin order overstepped their bounds, which probably means they went after Queen Marika's own children or perhaps allied (demi-)gods which prompted her to send Maliketh after the Dusk-Eyed Queen.
The Greater Will is an Outer God you don't ever put anything back in there. You never interact with any Outer God directly. And yes, you come for the Rune of Death in part to to actually kill the Erdtree; and just as you are about to grab the Rune, it says, "Peace out, sucker!" envelops in black flama and vanishes into the ether going against the lore that is established bout it and the other Great Runes.
Yes, he does, he even pulls it out in the form of/part of his black blade; made blatantly obvious in the cut scene, when he says; "Oh, Death, be my blade again."
No, you don't; you don't get it at all. Even the shards of the Rune of Death in the Black Knives you don't get; they remain in the weapons.
Why would that be sealed in Maliketh if there is nothing of the Rune of Death in Maliketh? That makes no sense. The rule of dying IS the Rune of Death / Destined Death, and that is what is sealed in Maliketh until he unseals it to use against you.
Destined Death hasn't been part of the Elden Ring since Marika removed it from the Elden Ring; of course in the Lord of Frenzied Flame ending there is no Elden Ring at all, because you burn it all away and not reforge the Elden Ring.
Because he wielded the Rune of Death after taking it from corpse of the Dusk-Eyed Queen; this is what establishes that the rune is an object that can be wielded and can be taken from the corpse of its former wielder, just like all the other Great Runes; which it then evaporating into thin air violates.
That would depend on who her father is; if she has one at all. No father, or a godly father equals Empyrian, that what the Gloam-Eyed Queen was.
No, Radagon wants to restore the Golden Order to its former glory. Marika wants the Elden Beast dead; that's why she tasked Hewg with forging a god-killing weapon. (Which would be so much easier if he could forge the Rune of Death into/onto a sword; a Rune of Death that inexcplicable evaporates into thing air, just as you are about to pick it up.
Uh, no, the reason why you don't die is because you are powered by Grace; you are actually the only one, except maybe Godfrey until the moment you fight him; because the cutscene does show something like grace blinking out of existence when you come across him.
All the other Tarnished lost their Grace, and unlike you those Tarnished gave up on becoming Elden Lord or are following an Outer God, or demi-god. You by contrast are the only one who doesn't, you remain true only to your own goals, and you outright defy every known Outer God's designs, and you're the only one who still has the sight of Grace and gets resurrected by it upon your death immediately.
That rather means the Grace that powers you and powered the other Tarnished is not the same Erdtree Grace that was taken from you; nor does it come from any of the known Outer Gods.
The Grace that powers you and the Lost Graces then are either from unknown even greater Outer God, or more likely considering the Lost Graces seem to far predate the age of the Erdtree considering their positions a more fundamental force in the universe that even the Elden Ring and any of its Great Runes. Considering that all the other Outer Gods seem to be beholden to Destined Death, I'm partial to it being a more fundamental force in the universe.
Uh, no, the reason why you don't die is because you are powered by Grace; you are actually the only one, except maybe Godfrey until the moment you fight him; because the cutscene does show something like grace blinking out of existence when you come across him.
All the other Tarnished lost their Grace, and unlike you those Tarnished gave up on becoming Elden Lord or are following an Outer God, or demi-god. You by contrast are the only one who doesn't, you remain true only to your own goals, and you outright defy every known Outer God's designs, and you're the only one who still has the sight of Grace and gets resurrected by it upon your death immediately.
That rather means the Grace that powers you and powered the other Tarnished is not the same Erdtree Grace that was taken from you; nor does it come from any of the known Outer Gods.
The Grace that powers you and the Lost Graces then are either from unknown even greater Outer God, or more likely considering the Lost Graces seem to far predate the age of the Erdtree considering their positions a more fundamental force in the universe that even the Elden Ring and any of its Great Runes. Considering that all the other Outer Gods seem to be beholden to Destined Death, I'm partial to it being a more fundamental force in the universe.
From Ranni own words :
"Let us speak of the past, a while.
I was once an Empyrean.
Of the demigods, only I, Miquella, and Malenia could claim that title."
Empyrean = demigods not god ?
As for the Marika/Radagon part : Hence the "IF Marika is radagon"
One can interpret that Marika did something regretfull , thus Radagon was here , trying to undo that particular thing ?
From what i understand , Radagon is supposed to be Marika , and the goal of Melina and Radagon is the same , restoring the Elden Ring with the Golden order in it's original state (Death included).
Bloodborne PC now pls?
i don't think Rogier actually died in stormveil and resurrected in the round table hold. i just think the best way to show someone corrupted by death blight under a budget was to use stock animations. otherwise, we would see death blight growing from Rogier's chest rather than his legs.
in fact, i don't think any of the tarnished can resurrect like we can beside's the dung eater (which i just think that was another apparition). i just think that contributes more toward the fromsoft gameplay formula rather than the lore. should every game explain why we can suddenly stop time when we pause the game? no. Does it mean every protagonist in a standard FPS is a time God? also no. however, it is fun to assume as much.
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.....ok, I got nothing.
Genuine question, because I don't know. Pretty sure its completely arbitrary.
Also I'm not sure if only the tarnished can respawn, there's very little direct lore explanation regarding that...