But they don't want to burn alive again, so they instead retreat to their homes (which are now conveniently moving closer to one another). The intro cutscene, as I understand it, lays it out like this: The Lords of Cinder do not seem to be ones who survived the linking the First Flame they died doing so, just like ol' Lord Gwyn himself who then eventually Hollowed despite his conviction, hence why they need to be revived to do it again ("unearthing the old Lords of Cinder from their graves").
Further evidence to this, is that we have heard nothing about them between them Linking the First Flame and the start of the game, which is very strange for someone who "saved the world", wouldn't you think? Surely, if they were somehow powerful enough to survive, these would have to be more powerful than Gwyn himself in his prime (as he could not survive the act), and surely we would have heard of their exploits since. This entire Lore Speculation section seems wrong in assuming the Lords of Cinder survived their linkings, based on the very intro cutscene for the game. I will await you there, in the End of the World, and we shall fight eternal, shiny and incandescence. Welcome to the Gael’s Sunset Arena, the most beautiful map in the entire series, the last arena at the End of World. If you’re watching this, kindly please help me share this and invite any ds3 enthusiast you known to this new fight club, your little effort would be much appreciated. Thus, a new fight club is founded, an arena in a long lost dessert under the sunset sky which sprinkle with fainted galaxy. There is a glitch that allows you to summon white sign mad phantom in Gael’s Arena (Credit to Dashingsaint), if you keep Shira alived while she invade you (you can escape her simply sprint out her aggro range), you won’t trigger gael boss cutscene, and then you could put down you purple summon white sign or summon other white purple. Hello DS3 player, I am come to you for a little favour, and I will carry this message to everywhere in DS3 community. All the fire attacks used are stemming from his older brothers sword (which got its effect from Demon fire). He is also not shown to have any of the fire powers the other lords use in their second boss phase. The young prince Lothric is being called a Lord of Cinder, even though he is implied to have never actually linked the First Flame.This in fact could be the very reason the Player Character has to find the Lords of Cinder, slay them and thereby retake their souls to then feed them to the First Flame again by Linking it. This aspect in itself is somehow standing against the purpose of “sacrificing oneself to prolong the inevitable” as it implies that this power is taken from the already dying First Flame and thereby weakening it even further. Despite having served as the fuel for the First Flame for this long of a time the Lords of Cinder still retain a good amount of the fire within their body.The champion of ash, along with many other unkindled are awoken from death, possibly by the fire's call, to bring all mighty Lords back, dead or alive.It might be that they barely survived the first time or it hurts like hell.
He had his legs removed should his will waver, as the first time he linked the fire must had been traumatic. Only Ludleth of Courland was willing to make the sacrifice. The new order was to have all 5 of them link it again, this time together for a stronger sacrifice.
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