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This blog (https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Emirp_sumitpo/Elden_Ring_Large_Star_level_explanation) proves that Radahn also stopped the movement of actual stars, not just meteorites. There are blatant statements in this blog that talk about "constellations", which is a term we use to talk about stars, and the illustrations on the Preceptor's blue outfit represent suns, and the description says that the outfit also represents their movements and that they have been stopped (Everything I say is in the blog).
Some people may try to contradict this by saying that the stars in ER are just alien creatures like the Astel, and therefore we cannot give this feat a Tier 4, but that is completely false and a misunderstanding of the lore:
To begin with, the Astel are evolved forms of the Fallingstar Beast, and we call them "stars"/"fallingstars" because they come from space, they are directly born from meteorites:
"Katana forged from meteoric ore to dispatch lifeforms born of falling stars."
Also the simple fact that Astel is called "malformed star" proves that it is not a normal star, so saying that all the stars in ER are like Astel is also wrong. He is even explicitly described as a "falling star":
"A malformed star born in the flightless void far away. Once destroyed an Eternal City and took away their sky. A falling star of ill omen."
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Is Astel is called a "malformed star" because, well, it's a creepy creature that comes from space, it's an evolved form of a fallingstar beast that was born from a meteorite. That's it.
IRL we also call meteorites shooting/falling stars, but does that mean that the stars in our universe are all meteorites? Of course not.
So there should not be "Mountain level, possibly/likely Large Star Level" in the profiles, but just a straight Large Star level.
Some people may try to contradict this by saying that the stars in ER are just alien creatures like the Astel, and therefore we cannot give this feat a Tier 4, but that is completely false and a misunderstanding of the lore:
To begin with, the Astel are evolved forms of the Fallingstar Beast, and we call them "stars"/"fallingstars" because they come from space, they are directly born from meteorites:
"Katana forged from meteoric ore to dispatch lifeforms born of falling stars."
Also the simple fact that Astel is called "malformed star" proves that it is not a normal star, so saying that all the stars in ER are like Astel is also wrong. He is even explicitly described as a "falling star":
"A malformed star born in the flightless void far away. Once destroyed an Eternal City and took away their sky. A falling star of ill omen."
Remembrance of the Naturalborn | Elden Ring Wiki
Remembrance of the Naturalborn Consumable Guide: Where to find Remembrance of the Naturalborn in Elden Ring, Uses, Map, Farming, Crafting, Tips and Tricks.
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IRL we also call meteorites shooting/falling stars, but does that mean that the stars in our universe are all meteorites? Of course not.
So there should not be "Mountain level, possibly/likely Large Star Level" in the profiles, but just a straight Large Star level.
