Galib, God of Disease[1] is a mentioned character in Dark Souls II.
Lore[]
Galib was worshiped by the Leydia apostles as the "god of disease"[2].
After the witches were welcomed into the Undead Crypt and ended up residing beside the Fenito[3], they gained access to their power of death and disease[4]. However at a certain point the Leydia Witches grew conceived and began to manipulate both the onset and curing of disease, making themselves the effective gatekeepers of the crypt[5], implying their desires to control the powers of their god and administer the crypt.
Theories[]
- It is possible to theorize that "Galib, God of Disease" is the name that the Leydia Witches used to continue to venerate Gravelord Nito after his name was lost over the centuries[6], as not only is Galib connected to "diseases" in the way in which Nito was connected to deadly miasmas[7] but the Fenito, creatures created by the Ancient Lord[8], welcomed the Leydia Witches into the Undead Crypt[9] and shared the power of death with them[10], implying that there was cultural and ideological common ground between the two to collaborate, at least initially.
Artifacts[]
References[]
- ↑ Name-engraved Ring selection.
- ↑ Leydia Black Set description.
- ↑ Leydia Black Hood description.
- ↑ Magic Shield (shield) and Leydia Black Hood descriptions imply that Leydia Witches had access to the death-giving power of the Fenito to manipulate it.
- ↑ Leydia Black Hood and Leydia White Hood description.
- ↑ Sweet Shalquoir dialogue.
- ↑ Gravelord Sword description.
- ↑ Grave Warden Agdayne dialogue.
- ↑ Leydia Black Hood description.
- ↑ Magic Shield (shield) and Leydia Black Hood descriptions imply that Leydia Witches had access to the death-giving power of the Fenito to manipulate it.