Elden Ring’s “Scadutry” Isn’t Pronounced the Way You Think

You know what, tarnished? That’s what we’re all saying Elden Ring DLC‘scadutree’ displayed incorrectly.

According to Vaatividya’s fascinating video Amazing Secrets in the Shadow of the Aardtree DLC, Scadoo The word comes from archaic English and is pronounced “sha-doo” rather than “ska-doo”… which, to be honest, makes more sense given the DLC’s subtitle.

Jump to 510s/8m30s on the video below to hear the correct pronunciation yourself:

“You might have noticed that I’ve started pronouncing ‘shad-doo-tree’ differently in my videos, and that’s because I’ve seen a lot of comments about its correct pronunciation,” Vaatividya explains in the video (thanks, the gamer,

“Apparently, this word Scadoo The word comes from Old English and means shade or shadow. So it is a shade tree and it is pronounced… shadutree, or shadowtree.

“It feels so much better than saying Ska-Doo Or all the time, so I was really glad to be educated on the subject.”

Elden Ring worldbuilding author George R.R. Martin recently gave his strongest hint yet that the critically acclaimed game could get its own “feature film or TV” spin-off,

“Oh, and about those rumors you may have heard about a feature film or television series based on Elden Ring… I have nothing to say. Not a word, no, not a single thing, I know nothing, you’ve never heard a word from me, mummy mummy mummy. What rumor?”

Do you know Cut voice lines for the final boss of the Elden Ring DLC ​​Shadows of the Aardtree have been discoveredA dataminer discovered these lines in the game’s internal files while comparing English and Japanese dialogue.

These lines themselves don’t offer any revolutionary insight, but cutting these lines out is certainly an interesting decision.