Morgott, the Omen King

Name

He grunted

Alias

Morgott the Grace-Given The Veiled Monarch Lord of Leyndell Margit the Fell Omen

Location

Leyndell, Royal Capital

Leyndell, Royal Capital

Leyndell, Royal Capital sits at the foot of the Erdtree on Altus Plateau. It is connected to the Capital Outskirts, Forbidden Lands, and Subterranean Shunning-Grounds. The city is enclosed by double ramparts,[1] with the city proper contained within the inner wall. The current lord of Leyndell is Morgott the Grace-Given,[2] a Demigod of the Golden Lineage,[3] who took it upon himself to become the Erdtree's protector, despite being born a graceless Omen. Long ago, the city was assaulted by the colossal Ancient Dragon Gransax- the only time in recorded history that Leyndell's walls have fallen. This marked the dawn of the War of the Ancient Dragons.[5] The bloody conflict came to an end when Godwyn the Golden befriended the dread Fortissax,[6] an event which gave rise to the capital's Ancient Dragon Cult.[7] Gransax's corpse can still be found towering over much of the city. The Fortified Manor, in the southwestern portion of the city, is a perfect likeness of the Roundtable Hold. In its heyday, the manor was the headquarters of the Two Fingers and the warriors of Elden Lord Godfrey.[8] Unlike the Table of Lost Grace, where Tarnished champions gather, the Fortified Manor is completely abandoned. Far below the city is the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds, a network of sewers and waterways inhabited by the Omen. The Leyndell Catacombs also branch off from this underground realm. Even further below lies the Cathedral of the Forsaken, where the Great Caravan of nomadic merchants were entombed so as to bury the Madness that followed them.[9] In their underground prison they chanted a curse of despair, summoning the Frenzied Flame. The Elden Throne sits beneath the Erdtree, in the south-eastern area of the city. It is here that Morgott stands guard, determined to protect the Erdtree from would-be champions.

Classification

Demigod Shardbearer Omen

Affiliation

Golden Order

Family

Queen Marika the Eternal (mother) Godfrey, First Elden Lord (father) Mohg, Lord of Blood (twin brother) Godwyn the Golden (brother) Miquella of the Haligtree (half-brother) Malenia, Blade of Miquella (half-sister) Messmer the Impaler (half-brother) Melina (half-sister) General Radahn (step-brother) Praetor Rykard (step-brother) Lunar Princess Ranni (step-sister) Godrick the Grafted (distant relation)

Overview

Early Life Morgott was born of the Golden Lineage,[1] the offspring of the first Elden Lord, Godfrey and Queen Marika, and was the twin brother of Mohg.[2] The twins were both born as accursed Omen,[3] and as a result were confined to the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds below the capital.[4] Because they were born of royalty, their horns were not excised.[5] Unlike his brother, Morgott would renounce his accursed blood and seal it away within a warped blade of shimmering hue,[6] which was in turn concealed within a wooden staff he carried. The Shattering When Queen Marika shattered the Elden Ring, Morgott claimed one of the Great Runes, which proved that he was indeed the Lord of Leyndell. With Leyndell in disarray, Morgott claimed the city for himself and defended it and the Erdtree against his fellow demigods. While he succeeded in securing Leyndell against outsiders, he found that the Erdtree would not admit him, or anyone else, to claim the title of Elden Lord. Despite the fact that he had been reviled as an accursed fiend by the Golden Order, Morgott took it upon himself to become the Erdtree's protector. He assumed the name Margit the Fell Omen during the Shattering, slaughtering champions who approached the Erdtree in the hopes of becoming Elden Lord.[7] Under this pseudonym, he also lead the Night's Cavalry, who assisted him in the killing of great warriors, knights and champions.[8] Simultaneously, he ruled Leyndell as the Veiled Monarch.[9] During this time, he was able to somehow both at Stormveil Castle's outer gate and in the battle-torn fields outside of Leyndell, in the lattermost case disguising himself as a commoner.

Overview

After claiming enough shards of the Elden Ring, the Tarnished gains entrance to Leyndell and challenges Morgott at the Elden Throne. Denouncing them and all of his demigod siblings as willful traitors and pillagers emboldened by ambition, he attacks the Tarnished champion. As he begins to falter during the fight, he even unleashes his curse to aid him, although feeling unbearable shame in doing so. Upon his defeat, Morgott warns the Tarnished that the Erdtree would ward them off as it had done for him, and that none may claim the title of Elden Lord. Later, after setting fire to the Erdtree using the Giant's Forge and releasing the Rune of Death, the same Tarnished encounters Godfrey in the throne room, tenderly holding Morgott's body as it fades away.

Notes

He was known as the Grace-Given, as he was presumably awarded grace for his loyalty and dedication to the Erdtree, in spite of being born as "graceless" Omen. Ironically, he mocks the player as "graceless Tarnished" before the fight. His other title is the Veiled Monarch of Leyndell, an alias he assumed as he was unable to publicly reveal himself an Omen to the denizens of the capital. Thus all of his public appearances, such as participating in battles, or hunting Tarnished and other champions, would be done under the guise of Margit, the Fell Omen. The spectral weapons he can summon during his fights are the Treespear, Giant-Crusher, Erdsteel Dagger, and the Carian Knight's Sword. While the first three are associated with the Erdtree and its warriors or nobility, the lattermost is a curious choice given Morgott and Caria's shared association with the night.

Powers / Skills

Holy magic Leadership Intellect Expert Combatant Superhuman Strength Superhuman Durability Superhuman Endurance Superhuman Agility Light Manipulation Conjuration Forcefield Creation Blood Manipulation Blood flame Spacial Manipulation Fire Manipulation Sealing

Crimes

Mass Murder

Type of Villain

Honorable Guardian

Personality

Unlike his other fellow demigods, Morgott had no interest in obtaining power for selfish reasons, let alone desire to become Elden Lord. Instead, Morgott pledges his loyalty to the Golden Order and views his siblings as traitors for going against it in favor of their own ambitions. As an Omen, however, he was detested by many and his honorable acts were not recognized, not even by the Golden Order. For this reason, he remained very bitter of his Omen nature, but even then, he chose to remain loyal and continue protecting Leyndell, believing loyalty to be a reward in its own right. When his mother disappeared from the world, Morgott was more focused on ensuring Leyndell wouldn't fall captive in the hands of his selfish siblings than to pursue his own goals. In contrast to his twin brother, Mohg, Morgott holds no malicious intent of any sort and is only carrying out his task because the Golden Order wills it. Due to this, he relentlessly goes out of his way to ensure those like the Tarnished are not to become Elden Lord, regardless of who they are or what their intentions are. Despite his loyalty, however, Morgott has questioned the intent of the Golden Order as he is unsure why it refuses Tarnished to become Elden Lord, especially later seeing that the refusal of a new Elden Lord could potentially lead to cataursophic problems for not just his kingdom, but the world itself. Even so, he refuses to go against their calling because of how devoted he has become to his role as the Erdtree's guardian.

Morgott, The Omen King MBTI

Morgott, The Omen King is most commonly typed as ESTJ (Extraverted, Sensing, Thinking, Judging). This suggests Morgott, The Omen King is Objective, Pragmatic, Critical and Tough-minded. As an ESTJ, Morgott, The Omen King likely relies on cognitive functions like Extraverted Thinking (Te) and Introverted Sensing (Si). This unique combination of cognitive functions influences how Morgott, The Omen King processes information, makes decisions, and interacts with the world. These traits might manifest in Morgott, The Omen King's approach to problem-solving, communication style, and personal relationships.

Morgot, The Omen King Enneagram

Morgott, The Omen King is most commonly typed as 1w9 (The Reformer, or The Perfectionist) in the Enneagram system. This suggests Morgott, The Omen King is principled, ethical, responsible, and self-controlled, and strive for integrity and high standards, often becoming perfectionistic and critical. These traits shape Morgott, The Omen King's worldview and behavioral patterns, influencing how they navigate challenges, connect with others, and pursue their goals. Understanding these traits provides insight into Morgott, The Omen King's motivations, strengths, and potential growth areas. The Basic Fear of Morgott, The Omen King is being corrupt or evil, which drives them to avoid certain situations or behaviors that trigger this fear. Conversely, their Core Desire is to be good and have integrity, guiding their aspirations and actions in pursuit of fulfillment. This dynamic between fear and desire often shapes Morgott, The Omen King's life choices and personal development journey.

About Morgott, The Omen King

Morgott is the true identity of Margit, the Fell Omen, and the self-proclaimed "Last of All Kings". He is found in Leyndell, Royal Capital. When he and his twin brother Mohg were born, they were imprisoned deep in the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds for being born as Omen royalty. Despite how it treated him, Morgott still loved the Golden Order, and he defended the capital when his fellow demigods invaded during the Shattering. His loyalty was unfortunately not enough for him to be considered worthy of the Elden Throne.

Description ESTJ

ESTJ is a personality type in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). ESTJs are known for being logical, organized, and decisive. They are also often described as practical, dependable, and committed. Characteristics Analytical: ESTJs are fact-minded and focus on concrete needs. Organized: ESTJs are structured and thrive in environments with rules and expectations. Decisive: ESTJs are confident and make tough decisions tactfully. Results-oriented: ESTJs enjoy work that produces practical results. Goal-oriented: ESTJs are more likely to focus on current objectives than long-term goals. Traditional: ESTJs value rules, tradition, and security. Frank: ESTJs are honest and direct when sharing their opinions. Strengths ESTJs are often natural leaders. They are good at networking and organizing people for jobs. They are often involved in civic duties and community organizations. Weaknesses ESTJs can sometimes be seen as rigid, stubborn, or unyielding. They can sometimes appear critical or overly aggressive. They can have difficulty processing their feelings. Careers ESTJs are often found in leadership roles, such as bank officers, financial managers, and business owners.

Enneagram Description 1w9

An Enneagram type 1 wing 9 (1w9) is someone who is rational, judicial, and idealistic, but also more calm and balanced than other type 1s. They are motivated by a strong sense of right and wrong, and are often altruistic in their desire to improve the world. Characteristics Rational: They are more objective and analytical, and think before they speak Balanced: They are more relaxed and less aggressive than other type 1s Idealistic: They are committed to changing the world, and have a strong desire for justice and equality Altruistic: They have a strong desire for other people's well-being Self-aware: They are more aware of their own rationality and think before they speak Good at relationships: They are more relaxed and take time to consider the outcome of a project Challenges They can be withdrawn into nature or solitude, preferring the company of animals over humans They can become disillusioned with the world and turn people into abstract problems They can neglect things that are important but difficult They can struggle to believe they're good enough because they have an internal critic.

What is Morgott's physical description?

Morgott is depicted as around double the size of the Tarnished, with greyish skin, and possessing one eye. His other eye is consumed by the horns of an Omen, sprouting outward. He wears a raggedy cloak, unlike his twin brother's more regal appearance.