Once the Nameless King is defeated, he drops his boss soul and the Great Belfry is rung once more, which sends the storm clouds away and returns Archdragon Peak back to normal. However, like the King of the Storm, he can be riposte for critical damage when poise-broken. Similarly to Ornstein, he can impale the player on his spear and electrocute them for massive damage. His attacks can be followed by area effects of wind or lightning. Even without a dragon mount, the Nameless King is very agile and his combos can quickly catch the player off guard should they dodge too early or too late. Once the King of the Storm goes down, the Nameless King kills his Stormdrake to boost his lightning powers. Enough hits can cause the Stormdrake to stagger, allowing the player to perform a riposte and deal critical damage. Attacking the head or the King himself deals more damage to the King of the Storm. The Nameless King shoots lightning from his spear and if approached, he swipes and slams his spear towards the player. The Stormdrake attacks by shooting flames from its mouth. When the area becomes shrouded in storm clouds, the Nameless King emerges from the sky riding the King of the Storm into battle. The Nameless King can be summoned to the Archdragon Peak by ringing the Great Belfry. Ornstein leaving Anor Londo to seek the Nameless King would ultimately lead to the downfall of the city of the gods when Aldrich and Pontiff Sulyvahn invaded. However, those close to worshiping the remnants of the king's broken idols still had vacant memories of the king and his legacy, such as Ornstein and Knight Solaire. To ensure that nobody would ever follow in the warrior's traitorous footsteps, Gwyn ordered all traces referring to the warrior demolished so the name of the 'Nameless King' would be forgotten from the annals of history. Despite his immense power, he was ultimately defeated, stripped of his deity status, and banished from Lordran. That was until, during the war with the dragons, the warrior suddenly chose to sacrifice everything to ally with the dragons against the lords and the Age of Fire. The heir of lightning miracles, many dragon slayers sought to be trained under the warrior for his strength and wisdom, including Ornstein, one of the Four Knights of Gwyn. Taming his own Stormdrake called the King of the Storm, the warrior was seen as a living god of war given his respect for arms and nothing else. The Nameless King was once a powerful warrior who served under Gwyn.

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