He is clad in ornate, regal golden armor with a flowing crimson cape, reflecting his status as Queen Marika's first consort. He has long, flowing white hair and a thick, well-groomed, bearded mane. He has the spectral manifestation of Serosh, the Lord of Beasts, a massive golden lion, clinging to his back and biting into his shoulder. This spectral beast acts as a visual and literal restraint on his bloodlust.Weapon: He wields a massive, broken two-headed battleaxe. Lord Godfrey was once known as Hoarah Loux, a simple, yet ferocious warrior with a ceaseless lust for battle. He was an unmatched champion who earned his right to Lordship through sheer strength. Later, he took the name Godfrey when he took the spirit of Serosh upon his back. The Lord of Beasts suppressed his rage, allowing him to conduct himself in a manner befitting Marika's first Elden Lord. Before it came to be an embodiment of Order, everything was in opposition to the Erdtree. Godfrey led Marika's golden armies in the War Against the Giants, a decisive conflict thay ended with the Giants' defeat and the confinement of the Fell God's Flame of Ruin. This war heralded the birth of the Erdtree, and the beginning of an age of Order ruled over by Marika and her Elden Lord. The age of the Erdtree began amidst conflict, and Godfrey was regarded as the "Lord of the Battlefield." He fought the Storm Lord alone and emerged the new lord of Stormveil. Later, during the siege of Castle Morne, Godfrey bested a lone hero who wielded a grafted blade and fought for vengeance. Godfrey was commander of the Crucible Knights, and Ordovis and his men honored their master by wearing the crest of the axe, a symbol of Godfrey's. Godfrey and his offspring with Queen Marika were the first Demigods, known as the Golden Lineage. His bond with Serosh became an emblem of this lineage, guiding them as they conquered the Lands Between. Godfrey's double-headed axe symbolized his warrior's vow of conduct and would later become a symbol of the Golden Lineage. At the end of his campaign, Lord Godfrey's golden armies remained unvanquished and unbowed. When his last enemy fell, it was said that the golden hue of Godfrey's eyes faded. He found his Grace lost, tattered, and faded. After the Tarnished champion has claimed the Great Runes, burned the Erdtree, and unbound the Rune of Death, they return to the city of Leyndell and approach the Erdtree. At the Elden Throne, they find Godfrey, Serosh on his back, mourning the death of his son Morgott, whom the Tarnished had previously slain.