FromSoftware's catalogue is the best fit on this site for the extreme tier: a fandom that treats item descriptions as scripture and boss movesets as documented history. These quizzes cover Demon's Souls and the Dark Souls trilogy as sealed canon, then Elden Ring, whose Lands Between are now settled text rather than a moving target. Boss identification by arena, weapon, and phase; area ordering and how the worlds connect; lore questions that can always be traced back to something the game itself says, in an item description, a line of dialogue, or the level design. Nothing here depends on a streamer's bit or a Discord theory: if a claim cannot be sourced to the artifact, it does not become a question. Expect to be tested the way these games test you: fairly, precisely, and without much sympathy for guessing.
The front door of the Souls shelf: Demon's Souls, the three Dark Souls games, and Elden Ring, asked the way the games teach them. One currency for everything. A bonfire, a bloodstain, a knight who will not stop praising the sun. Ten questions on the shared grammar of the whole line: what you drop when you die, where you rest, what the checkpoints are called in each kingdom, and why the story lives in the item text instead of the cutscenes. If you have finished any one of these games, you already speak the language this quiz is written in.
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