In Elden Ring, the divine characters get their power from their Great Runes, and then certain aspects of that power are passed down to their offspring. This cycle continues until all divine characters have exhausted their Great Runes. People who are not a part of this family can, however, use the power of the Great Runes of the Elden Ring if they either possess the rune itself or have the powers of the rune granted to them as a reward for their loyalty to the person who currently carries the rune in their possession as a reward for their loyalty to the person who currently carries the rune in their possession as a reward for their loyalty to the person who currently carries the rune in their possession. Those who wield the power that derives from the Great Rune known as Elden Rings Destined Death are granted the ability to put an end to gods in their entirety. This ability is only granted to those who have achieved this level of mastery. This Great Rune has been around for a very long time in Elden Ring, and it is generally accepted that it is one of the Runes that carries the most weight in terms of the significance that its history carries.

It is believed that if the power of Destined Death is removed from the world, the Erdtree will have the ability to resurrect any gods that have been put to death.

1. The Role That Elden Ring's Predetermined Death Plays Within the Bigger Picture of His NarrativeMelina, the young woman who plays the role of the Tarnished player character, is thought to have been the first known bearer of the Destined Death rune

2.  This is the belief held by the game's developers

3.  Melina is currently playing the part of the player character in Tarnished

4.  Melina may at first appear to be a character with good intentions; however, once she obtains Destined Death, she morphs into her true form, which belies her initial appearance

5.  Despite the fact that Destined Death is a potent artifact, this turns out to be the case

6.  Fans have speculated that Melina is actually the Gloam-Eyed Queen, and it has been suggested that this identity will be revealed in the Lord of the Frenzied Flame ending for Elden Ring

7.  This identity will be revealed in the Lord of the Frenzied Flame ending for Elden Ring

8.  This would be in line with the widely held belief that Melina is, in fact, the Gloam-Eyed Queen that is held by players

9.  Melina will make an appearance and threaten the player, saying that she will kill them and deliver Destined Death to them, but the game will end before the player can take any further action if they choose to finish the game with this ending

Melina will appear and threaten the player, saying that she will kill them and deliver Destined Death to them. Melina will make her presence known and pose a danger to the player. It is possible that Melina will make good on her promise to fulfill this prophecy in one of the add-ons for Elden Ring; however, this will depend on which of the potential endings for Elden Ring are regarded as canon. Melina will make good on her promise to fulfill this prophecy in one of the add-ons for Elden Ring. The Gloam-Eyed Queen was the first person to have power over the Rune of Destined Death, and the Godskin Apostles were there to assist her in this endeavor so that she could maintain her hold on the rune. The Gloam-Eyed Queen bestowed the Greater Rune upon these characters and granted them the ability to kill gods with it. She also gave them their names, which come from the Gloam-Eyed Queen. As a result of this, people started referring to them as Godkillers. Their armor is made from the skin of gods and goddesses that have been defeated in the past.

Because it appeared as though neither the Gloam-Eyed Queen nor the Godskin Apostles answered to anyone, the other gods were extremely terrified of the power that the Godskin Apostles and the Godskin Queen possessed. It was only a matter of time before the Divine family of Elden Ring attempted to take back the Rune of Destined Death that they had given to the Queen and revoked her ability to use it. In other words, it was inevitable that they would do this. To put it another way, it was unavoidable that they would act in this manner. The Gloam-Eyed Queen was defeated, and as a result, the Divine family was able to acquire ownership of the Great Rune of Destined Death. After that, they handed it over to Maliketh, who served as the royal protector, so that he could store it in a safe place. Because the Divine family had no intention of making use of Destined Death, not even to get rid of the Gloam-Eyed Queen, it was stashed away for the time being to protect it from falling into the hands of those who would misuse it.

This was done to prevent it from falling into the hands of those who would abuse it. Some people are of the opinion that when the Gloam-Eyed Queen had her power taken away from her, she assumed the identity of Melina and went in search of an envoy to assist her in regaining it so that she could continue ruling. Others are of the opinion that she did not do this. As a consequence of this, she ultimately ended up playing the role of the Maiden for the player character. There are those who believe that the Gloam-Eyed Queen met an untimely end at the hands of her subjects. A member of the Divine family's offspring took Destined Death while Maliketh was keeping watch over it in the room next door to where it was kept. Maliketh was the one who was tasked with ensuring the safety of Destined Death. Ranni the Witch, along with the assistance of the Black Knife Assassins, used the stolen Great Rune to carry out her plan to rebel against the role that she was destined to play as a member of the Divine family by assassinating both herself and Godwyn the Golden.

Ranni's plan was to rebel against the role that she was destined to play as a member of the Divine family. This was accomplished with the assistance of the Great Rune that had been stolen. Even though Ranni's actual body was destroyed, it is believed that her legacy will continue on in the form of puppets created in her likeness. This is despite the fact that her body was never found. Many people believe that the assassination that took place on this night, which would later become known as the Night of Black Knives, was the reason that Queen Marika broke the Elden Ring and would later be imprisoned in the Erdtree. This night would later become known as the Night of Black Knives. The fact that this night came to be known as the Night of Black Knives lends credence to the contention that this theory is accurate. The subsequent outbreak of war in the Lands Between over the remaining Great Runes was a direct result of the head of the Divine family being apprehended and taken into custody. This conflict erupted not long after the head of the Divine family was taken into custody, which was not very long at all.

After a very long time has passed since the conclusion of this conflict, the player character at last makes their entrance into the story with the intention of reassembling the Great Runes. This is done after a very long time has passed since the conclusion of this conflict. After the player character has successfully eliminated Maliketh and the mission to do so, the player character will immediately become the new keeper of the Destined Death artifact. This will take place automatically. It is a common belief that once a player character obtains the Great Runes of a god, that god's power is gone forever, regardless of whether or not the player character possesses Destined Death. This would be the case for any gods that the player character vanquishes before gaining possession of Destined Death. This is due to the fact that the player character has taken possession of the runes at this point in the game. When the player character controlling the Tarnished faction finally sets fire to the Erdtree, the Rune Bearers are unable to experience a proper resurrection, which is supposed to take place after they have been stripped of their abilities. This happens after the Rune Bearers have had their abilities taken away from them.