Dark Souls III OST - Slave Knight Gael [Extended]

[theangeredcat]

Something that always stuck with me is the fact that the series starts you out as a hollow with a broken sword hilt, all the way back in the Undead Asylum. It finishes with you, a fully fledged undead warrior, fightint a hollow with a broken sword. Poetics at its finest

[unadulterated]

the part where the song goes nuts and lightning strikes everywhere and gael starts doing backflips firing noscope volleys of arrows is the most epic souls moment

[Zarocaz]

The dragons are extinct. The demons are gone. The gods are dead. The last pygmy lord, decrepit and wailing. Kingdoms have come and gone, mashed together and buried under eons of sand. And there, amidst the ashen and lifeless wasteland are the last two Undead, fighting over the last remnant of humanity itself at the end of the world. The Dark Soul.

[a.r.h]

Gael lore in dark souls is basically the pawn reaching the other side of the game

From sheer attritional will power

[Knightmare]

There’s 99% of gaming bosses, and then there’s Gael, at the top 1% of all bosses

[atf_hd]

Its unbelievable how overwatch won the awards, ds3 completely deserved bgm, goty, rpg of the year award

[DandifiedToe]

Hand it over, that thing, your slave knight Gael extended OST.

For my Lady’s Dark Souls 3 playlist

[aboturki]

As flame rises, so does it fade. Such is the way of things.

[JC-fkkc]

Its so deeply poetic that the last fight of all of the souls series is between two nameless nobodies in a world that will not remember them, nothing is gained or lost regardless of who wins or loses. No one will ever know this fight even happened in history.

[espadafive]

“Hand it over! That dark soul. For my lady’s painting.”

[richtofenify]

After 7+ years since i first heard this masterpiece, everytime feels like the first, and puts a smile on my face. Easily 11/10

[alessiopetrini]

No psicopatic guy, not a demigod, not abilities, no power, no magic, no giant, no powerful, not young, not a god, not a good weapons, not royale blood. just a man with a hope and will ready to fall against that monsters in ringed city again and again and rise again and again until his final goal. elden ring is a very good story but this is on a different level.

[Justin_Case]

I just killed all the bosses from the Elden Ring DLC, I came here to tell you guys that Gael still remains as the best boss ever created by From Software.

[itscjhw]

During this boss fight, I intentionally lose whenever Gael almost died. I just wanted to fight him over and over and over and over again. The fight, the music, everything about him is beautiful and poetic. Best boss fight experience I have ever had.

[tyvalentine]

Soul of Cinder is the final boss of Dark Souls 3
Slave Knight Gael is the final boss of Dark Souls itself

[musiccommands]

One of greatest musical pieces made for one of the greates games of all time.

[AlexanderGrimm]

Played elden ring, replayed the Base and DLC themes, came back to DS3, replayed all the themes of bosses that took me hours to conquer. Swapped to Bloodborne some point, replayed Laurence and Ludwig. Finally arrived on Gael. The Emotions culminated from replaying all these legendary games before facing off with Gael was incredible. The largest Nostalgia trip I’ve ever done.

What a brilliant series.

[chair_]

I miss reading all the comments and quotes on the original upload. Thanks for this by the way.

[baconshreds]

Gael is my favorite boss, period. I was maybe 13 when this DLC dropped. I remember my friends and I wanted a brutal challenge, so we went into the DLC blind with our level 500 characters on ng+7 and got our asses absolutely handed to us, we died to Gael so many times that beating him became our life's purpose. This piece legitimately brings a tear to my eye, it actually makes me emotional. All the very fond memories and countless nights playing this with my best friends. It truly was the most fun I've ever had, and I'm proud to call myself a friend of my friends.

[Keyring]

Best boss in the series both thematically and gameplay wise. With a fantastic score to boot.

From’s magnum opus imo.