Given how the firstborn only had respect for arms, it's possible that he chose to ally with the dragons, hence why the Gods would expunge him from history. In Archdragon Peak the symbol of this covenant is printed on metal plates laying all around. As described below, the Warrior of Sunlight covenant is closely related to Gwyn's firstborn.The battle theme of the Nameless King's second phase contains motifs similar to that of Gwyn, Lord of Cinder.His weapon, a cross spear, is extremely similar to that wielded by the Nameless King. Dragon Slayer Ornstein, once the faithful first knight of the Sun's firstborn, left Anor Londo in the dragonless age in search of the Nameless King.The Nameless King wore a crown and bracelets that greatly resemble those once worn by Gwyn, the First Lord.The Nameless King sacrificed everything to ally with the ancient dragons, whom he once fought. The firstborn eventually committed a grave error in the eyes of Anor Londo, which led to the rescinding of his deific status and his removal from the annals of history, his name forgotten.The firstborn similarly wielded a great spear. The Nameless King wielded the Dragonslayer Swordspear, a weapon from the Age of Gods.The firstborn was a god of war, and inherited sunlight, which manifests as lightning. Long ago, the Nameless King was a god of war and heir to lightning.In Dark Souls III, item descriptions and in-game text paint a more definitive picture, strongly implying that the identity of Lord Gwyn's Firstborn is the Nameless King:
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