Last week, after fans discovered a cute little detail, there was a commotion in The Elden Ring circles. George Martin, author of A Song of Ice and Fire, seems to have hidden his name in the game when writing the game's background legend, naming many of the main characters with the initials of his own, for example, the bosses you will inevitably encounter at some point. In response, the author of A Song of Ice and Fire has now denies the theory on the internet, arguing that it is a bit silly.
Frankly, this is a compelling phenomenon, and a cursory glance at eldon's list of characters shows that the names of the four most important characters in the game's legends all begin with the letters G, R, or M. For example, there are Godfrey, Rennara, Ratagon and Marika. If you want to learn more about their respective genealogies, there are plenty of G, R, and M to find. Godwin, Radhaen, Lenny, Recard, Renna, Mog, Miquila, and so on.
But, George says, it's all a big coincidence! "There's a strange story circulating online about how I 'hid' the initials of my name in Eldon's Ring of Law," Martin explains in a new article on his blog, "because... yes...... Some characters start with R, or G, or M, and I say, 'Huh?' What the? Are you sure? This is news to me."
"I started writing stories and publishing them in 1971," Martin continued, "and I suspect I gave the characters names that started with R, G, and M from the beginning, as well as the other twenty-three letters. "
"It's hard to come up with names, especially with so many names used in A Song of Ice and Fire, and I like to give my family and close relatives names that have something in common... But seriously, why should I hide my name in the game? My name is in the game, as one of the creators. "Eldon's Ring of Law" is exciting enough, there is no need to make up anything more."
But while there's now a mystery of Eldon's Circle of Law unraveled, there's still a lot of mystery that remains. For example, what's going on with an illusory wall that takes 50 hits to uncover? Or, why not let the player wear a cute pair of "Deathbed Smalls", thus depriving him of the privilege of maximizing crotch comfort?
These mysteries have so far only been speculated by players, but the official has never replied positively.