Players of Elden Ring are baffled as to why the Greater Will would even bother to resurrect Dung Eater in the first place. One Reddit user likened it to asking the Joker to save Gotham City. Dung Eater, a non-player character who can be found at the Roundtable Hold next to a pile of dead bodies, is widely considered to be one of the most infamous figures in the entirety of Elden Ring. It has been hypothesized that Dung Eater got his name from the fact that he consumes souls that are found in the butt, although no one is really sure how he got it because he doesn't exactly reveal it during the dialogue. Believe me, this is the whole story. Players of Elden Ring are beginning to wonder what role Dung Eater even plays in the world of the game and why the Greater Will would even bother to revive him in the first place. Dung Eater is an iconic character, and it can be interesting to theorize about how he got his name. Players may also wonder why the Greater Will would even bother to revive him. Reddit user Creative-Nerve7850 recently started a conversation on the Elden Ring subreddit that asked that exact question. Dung Eater can be discovered in the Roundtable Hold close to a heap of dead bodies. Although it has been suggested that Dung Eater got his name from the fact that he consumes souls that are found in the butt, no one is really sure how he got it because he doesn't exactly reveal it during the dialogue. One theory suggests that he got his name from the fact that he consumes souls that are found in the butt. Believe me when I say that this sums up the entire situation. The players of  buy Elden Ring runes are starting to wonder what part Dung Eater even plays in the world of the game and why the Greater Will would bother to revive him in the first place if he doesn't play a significant role in the story.

His revival was compared to asking the Joker to save Gotham in the conversation that was started

• The contribution made by Reddit user Straight-faced_solo is currently rated as the best answer in this thread, and it does make some sense

• According to them, the Greater Will could care less and just wants some semblance of order in society, which is something that the Dung Eater manages to bring about in some mysterious way

• Straight-faced_solo is aware that this is a terrible order, but the Greater Will believes that it is still preferable to having no order at all

• This theory is supported by Yarzeda, a user on Reddit

• Yarzeda pointed out that the Greater Will was considering the queen of a deranged mutilation cult as its avatar, which demonstrates that the Greater Will does not conduct background checks

• Instead, it is interested in finding out who is the most powerful individual in The Lands Between and determining whether or not you have what it takes to whip the Lands Between into shape

• Seemingly, Dung Eater does

• The majority of the hypotheses can be summed up by the idea that the Greater Will did not revive anyone because of the kindness in their hearts or the good deeds they were capable of doing; rather, it did so in order to determine who possessed the most potential to become the Elden Lord

It would be best not to make Dung Eater angry because despite how strange he is, he apparently does have that potential.