NPCs in Elden Ring are the various inhabitants that the player encounters throughout their journey. These NPCs often provide information that helps players piece together the Lore of the game, while some are quest givers or are related to each other in some manner, while many are merchants with whom players can trade for Equipment, Magic, and Items. This page contains a full list of all the NPCs in Elden Ring, and gives links to in-depth guides where you can find detailed information on NPC locations and quest information.
- You can check the Side Quests page to find all NPC questlines.
- See NPC Summons for a list of characters that may join you for boss battles.
- See NPC Invaders for a list of characters that can invade you or that you can invade.
- See Merchants for a list of characters that possess inventory and can be traded with.
- Also see Spirit NPC for more info.
Elden Ring NPCs Guide
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All Elden Ring NPCs
Shadow of the Erdtree Merchants & NPCs
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Sir Ansbach
A former servant of Mohg, Lord of Blood, now travels the Realm of Shadow in search of Miquella.
" You must be the Tarnished. I am Sir Ansbach. Formerly in service to Lord Mohg. But now, like you, guided byMiquella."
Found outside Belurat, Tower Settlement
Redmane Freyja
A former servant of Radahn, she is also traveling in the Realm of Shadow in search of Miquella.
"Lady Leda spoke of you. You're that Tarnished, guided here by Kindly Miquella. Weren't we all. I am Redmane Freyja. I once fought alongside Radahn. I'll hold my own in battle."
Found at the Three-Paths Cross Site of Grace
Hornsent
A resentful man, that doesn't forgive the Tarnished.
"Fie, another. Treading the heels of Miquella?"
Found at the Three-Paths Cross Site of Grace
Igon
He is found screaming in pain and swearing revenge against a Dragon.
"The pain, the pain!"
Foundwestofthe Pillar Path Waypoint Site of Grace
Moore
A gentle giant that acts as a Merchant.
"Hello there. Together, we work. Together for Miquella the Kind. Many things we have found."
Found outside Belurat, Tower Settlement
Needle Knight Leda
The leader of Miquella's band of followers in the Realm of Shadow.
"Ahh, were you guided here by Kindly Miquella? I am Leda, and like you, I was guided by faith along his honorable path. Touch the withered arm, and you too will be transported. To the realm of shadow, where Miquella the Kind now dwells."
Found at the Mohgwyn Palace, then at the Highroad Cross Site of Grace
Thiollier
He looks down on himself, but he is proficient with Poison.
"Oh, hello there. Are you the Tarnished? Lady Leda spoke of you. Another Tarnished guided here by Miquella. My name is Thiollier. I too am Tarnished, and here on Miquella's account. So, well... here's to new beginnings, I suppose."
Found at the Pillar Path Cross Site of Grace
Hornsent Grandam
A surviving Horsent, hidden in Belurat, Tower Settlement
"A-Ah! Who art thou, stranger...?"
Found at the Belurat, Tower Settlement Storeroom
Dryleaf Dane
A master of hand-to-hand combat, he leaves a note for those who seek to learn the way of the warrior.
"Seek me to the east if you wish to pursue the way of the warrior."
Found at the Moorth Ruins Site of Grace
Count Ymir
A High Priest who oversees the Cathedral of Manus Metyr.
"I am a glintstone sorcerer. We study the stars, and examine the life therein."
Found at the Cathedral of Manus Metyr
Dragon Communion Priestess
Servant of the Dragonlord Placidusax, she offers a blessing to feast upon a dragon's essence.
"Warrior true. Picture yourself. Feasting upon a dragon's essence."
Found at the Grand Altar of Dragon Communion
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Jolan
A loyal Swordshand that can be found in the Cathedral of Manus Metyr.
"This is the night I know. Our Night..."
Found at the Cathedral of Manus Metyr
Fire Knight Queelign
A loyal follower and knight of Marika who only wishes for her grace.
"Queen Marika, mother to us all."
Found in the Church District of the Shadow Keep
St. Trina
An enigmatic figure that is known to have a dulling effect on the senses.
"Godhood would be Miquella's prison. A caged divinity... is beyond saving."
Found in the Garden of Deep Purple in the Stone Coffin Fissure
Elden Ring Merchants & NPCs
Merchant Kalé
A kindly and welcoming merchant found within the structure of the Church of Elleh in Limgrave. Sells many useful items for the beginning of the Tarnished's journey.
Sorceress Sellen
A banished Sorceress located at Waypoint Ruins, Limgrave. Sells Sorceries. Can be given scrolls to increase her stock.
Nomadic Merchants
The many members of a long forgotten tribe. True to their title, they sell various items appealing to many.
Smithing Master Hewg
The ever-working blacksmith of the Roundtable. He strengthens armaments and can duplicate Ashes of War, hoping that he can undo his mistakes…
Roderika
A lone woman who can upgrade Spirit Ashes. First located at the Stormhill Shack, later moving to the Roundtable Hold.
Enia
One of the many Finger Readers, located at the Roundtable Hold. She holds the special role of interpreting the words of the Two Fingers. She turns Remembrances into special equipment for the player.
Sorcerer Thops
A failed student from the Academy of Raya Lucaria that sells rudimentary Sorceries. He wishes to find a spare Key to return to the Academy.
Miriel, Pastor of Vows
Located at the Church of Vows in Liurnia of the Lakes.
Shares his knowledge of Sorceries and Incantations and can be given both scrolls and prayerbooks.
Isolated Merchants
The many lone merchants living in the Lands Between. They sell helpful items, such as Cookbooks and Armor.
War Counselor Iji
A rather amicable Troll that offers blacksmithing services.
He is related to a certain character’s questline.
Sorcerer Rogier
A friendly and polite sorcerer who sells Magic Ashes of War.
Boc the Seamster
A kind demi-human that becomes a garments adjuster as the story progresses. Provides cosmetic changes for Armor.
D, Hunter of the Dead
A hunter of Those Who Live in Death first encountered near Summoner Village.
Becomes an Incantation merchant later on, selling those related to the Golden Order.
Corhyn
Holy practitioner that teaches practical faith-based Incantations. May also be given prayerbooks to increase his stock.
Gurranq Beast Clergyman
A massive, hunched-over beast that trades Incantations and Ashes of War in exchange for Deathroot.
Knight Bernahl
Tarnished Knight longing to pass on his battle arts. Sells Ashes of War.
Pidia, Carian Servant
An old Albinauric Merchant found in Caria Manor, he sells high end goods and materials.
Rennala, Queen of the Full Moon
The last Carian Queen, found at the Academy of Raya Lucaria. She allows the player to be reborn and can also change the player's appearance
Other NPCs in Elden Ring
Melina
Melina is first met at the beginning of the Tarnished's journey, and will approach them as they are resting, proposing an accord.
Iron Fist Alexander
A large friendly Living Jar, who wishes to become a warrior of great renown.
Bloody Finger Hunter Yura
An intriguing warrior who hunts down the Bloody Fingers, Tarnished who hunt their own.
White Mask Varré
A curious and pompous man that many come across at Limgrave, early on in the game. Will offer some advice.
Shriveled Morgott
Located near the Elden Throne Site of Grace. This shriveled version of Morgott will appear after Morgott, the Omen King is killed. He will speak to you about the Erdtree and it's thorns.
Fia
Located at Roundtable Hold. Her embrace gives players a special consumable that increases poise and slightly decreases health while in the inventory called the Baldachin's Blessing.
Castellan Edgar
The commander of Castle Morne, disheartened with the recent troubles with the rebellious Misbegotten.
Irina
A distressed woman who warns you of the dangers of Castle Morne, while imploring others to send a message to her father.
Kenneth Haight
The self-proclaimed next ruler of Limgrave, he asks for help to clear out his fort from Godrick’s soldiers.
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The Two Fingers
The living two fingers can be found in the Roundtable Hold, along with Enia. The Two Fingers are closely tied to the Erdtree and the Greater Will. Touching the Two Fingers gives you the Rapture gesture.
Diallos
A Noble at Roundtable Hold looking for a loyal servant to his house, Lanya.
Twin Maiden Husks
A morbid duo located at Roundtable Hold, can be given bell bearings to increase their stock.
Patches
A recurring character, often acting as a swindler and a merchant.
Frustrated Spirit
A removed spirit
that laid beside the gates to the Colosseum in Limgrave with a frustrated and sad look.
Gideon Ofnir
The leader of the Roundtable Hold, busy accumulating knowledge from the books he reads. He helps give information about the demigods.
Nepheli Loux
A Tarnished warrior who helps you as a summon in many battles.
Lightseeker Hyetta
A mysterious woman found in Liurnia of the Lakes, roaming The Lands Between in search of a distant light.
Finger Reader Crone
Curious women with the gift of foresight, just by reading the palm of the individual's hands. They are located in diverse places in The Lands Between.
Tanith
Head of the Volcano Manor, she asks you to join forces against the Erdtree.
Rya the Scout
The well-mannered and hunched scout for the Volcano Manor. She searches for new recruits in various locations and can be first met in Liurnia of the Lakes.
Dung Eater
A filthy, corrupted, and vile character that will appear in one of the rear rooms of the Roundtable Hold. Has a penchant for curses and defilement.
Gatekeeper Gostoc
A tall, suspicious fellow found by the entrance of Stormveil Castle. He later becomes a merchant as you progress through Stormveil.
Ranni the Witch
A mysterious woman sitting on the top floor of Ranni's Rise at the Three Sisters. One of the Demigods and daughter of Rennala.
Preceptor Seluvis
An arrogant and proud sorcerer in service to Ranni. He can be found at his tower, Seluvis's Rise. He is said to hide a dark secret…
Primeval Sorcerer Azur
A seemingly inorganic and silent figure residing near the Hermit Village in Mt. Gelmir.
Blaidd the Half-Wolf
A kind and polite Half-Wolf warrior in service to Lady Ranni. He will often help you as a summon in fights to come.
Sage Gowry
A curious, old Sage who asks you a favor.
Millicent
A young woman stricken with scarlet rot.
The Great-Jar
A massive Living Jar guarding the Colosseum in Caelid. He will allow you to battle his knights, in order to prove your worth.
Latenna the Albinauric
An Albinauric archer who has recently lost her close companion, unable to move.
Old Albus
An elderly Albinauric who is trying to hide from the threats that lurk in his village. He asks you to take care of an important item.
Ensha
Mysterious figure found at Roundtable Hold, directly to the right of the entrance of Gideon Ofnir's room. They refuse to talk to the player.
Shabriri
Found at the Mountaintops of the Giants, having apparently taken the body of a certain character. He is affiliated with chaos and Frenzy.
Witch-Hunter Jerren
An Eccentric bound to Castle Redmane until the defeat of Radahn. He seeks a certain sorcerer, who he deems as dangerous.
Blackguard Big Boggart
An unapologetic ne'er-do-well, stealing a necklace from a certain character. He boils prawns and crab, and will offer them to the player if they have the runes.
Goldmask
An enigmatic figure, sought by a certain character. He is not talkative, often standing still and performing gestures while staring at the Erdtree.
D, Beholder of Death
The other half of D. Can be found inside the Siofra Aqueduct in Nokron, Eternal City, in a deep slumber…
Three Fingers
The chaotic envoy of the Frenzied Flame, found in the Cathedral of the Forsaken below the Subterranean Shunning-Grounds.
Master Lusat
A former sorcerer, now turned into an inorganic mass. Found trapped in Sellia Hideaway.
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Jar Bairn
A small living jar that can be found sitting on top of some stairs at the north end of Jarburg. He wishes for someone to be the Potentate for his village.
Zorayas
The true form of Rya, secretly one of the Man-Serpents. You can find her within the Volcano Manor.
Study Hall Spirit
A spirit with a horrible secret.
Aeonian Swamp Spirit
A spirit who likely witnessed the battle between Radahn and Malenia.
Liurnian Highway Spirit
A defeated spirit.
Tower of Return Spirit
A homesick spirit.
Gate Town Bridge Spirit
A spirit still upset about being denied entry into the Raya Lucaria Academy.
Grape Spirit
A lost spirit looking for a maiden.
Stranded Graveyard Spirit
A spirit that points you towards the direction of the games tutorial.
Siofra River Spirit
A spirit with a dream to join the Mohgwyn Dynasty.
Liurnian Lake Spirit
A spirit that has witnessed a horrible scene.
Carian Manor Spirit
A spirit praying on Ranni's rise and a new order.
Ashen Spirit
A spirit found in the Ashen Capital.
Laiedd Spirit
A spirit hiding from the battle at Fort Laiedd.
Morne Spirit
A spirit begging for help.
Eclipse Spirit
A spirit found worshipping inside the Church of Eclipse.
Shaded Castle Spirit
A spirit mourning the fall of the House of Marais.
Wandering Artist Spirit
The talented artist spirit behind the seven paintings you can find. Details of his quest can be found here.
Kingsrealm Spirit
A defeated spirit tasked with protecting Carian grounds.
Windmill Spirit
A hiding spirit terrified of the local villagers.
Lost Snow Spirit
A lost spirit looking for the Haligtree.
Church of Pilgrimage Spirit
A spirit mentioning the nearby walking mausoleum.
Deathtouched Spirit
A spirit sickened by Those Who Live in Death.
Volcano Manor Spirit
A spirit rests in Volcano Manor.
Finger Maiden Therolina
A sorcerer controlled by Seluvis and one of participants in Radahns' Festival.
Aureliette
Spirit Jellyfish in n the Stargazers' Ruins on the Mountaintops of the Giants.
Phillia, Towering Little Sister
A gigantic first-generation albinauric found in Consecrated Snowfield.
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The Onyenane way".
John Onyenane (the weird teacher I had in college who looked like Mace Windu for some reason) - 2017.
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you have to be the most miserable person alive to be downvoting people joking about killing NPCs
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Might as well kill everyone since I'm consuming the entire world with the flame of frenzy anyways. Just sparing them from the madness and eye burns.
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using this list like a shopping catalogue to see who i'm gonna goon to tonight
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I feel like killing one of these guys with the bell bearings should give you their entire stock for free. I mean I already killed them so where would the runes be going to?
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These NPCs make it way too easy if you wanna kill one. Just spam fan daggers and they'll spam dodge towards you, setting them up for an ultimate Giant Hunt. I'm talking about the ones that are later game and tankier, of course.
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bro probably gambled and lost irl so he decided to take his anger out on NPCs
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At last, I am returned to grant this game audience once more. I'm setting on a quest, from Limgrave to the gate of Divinity - EVERY single NPC encountered will be mercilessly killed. Any tips/questions are welcome.
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It would be funny if souls games had some sort of creative mode where I can just go around brutally murdering every NPC over and over again and then reset the progress back to a certain point so I don't have to deal with any questline consequences when I wanna start seriously progressing. I have many NPCs in mind that I would want to go beast mode on. Totally drill them apart with my serpent hunter, Mike Tyson them with my spiked fists, or even flaying their skin off with my hookclaws. The most enjoyable part to me is when they've finally been bested, are on their knees fading away and saying their final words. Like, I can only imagine the look on my Finger Maiden's face as she beholds me unleashing total horror onto these guys LMFAO
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I killed every NPC with every weapon in ELDEN RING, and these are the ones I enjoyed the most:
#1 Fingerprint Stone Shield, and literally any other madness weapon - killing them after proccing madness they’re screaming with the flames burning their eyes out is the funniest thing ever.
#2 Eclipse Shotel - death-blighting is also amusing, just sending them over to godwyn’s realm.
#3 Rusted Anchor - preferably with wild strikes, just a spin to win. and it does pierce damage, even better.
#4 Stone Club - R1 R1 R1 R1 R1 R1!
#5 Spiked Caestus - Nothing special, but it made me feel like an MMA fighter.
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Next time someone wants me to explain myself when I say "I hate Fromsoftware fans" (and the confusion in my case would be absolutely understandable, given I played almost their entire catalogue since the King's Field games), I'll just point them to this here page. 99.9% certifiable psychopaths, the lot of y'all (and I must express my sincerest apologies to the 0.1%, none of the following is meant for you in any way shape or form whatsoever). No it's not the fact of not having any qualms about "killing" an npc in a game ("ones & zeroes" & all that; I am not delusional enough to believe otherwise, I chose the real ending in Expedition 33). It is however the sadistic gleeful enthusiasm with which y'all share these events and attitudes, as if it were an achievement comparing competition of some sort. Sharing this sort of sentiment about boss-opponents of some sort or another (and Cthulhu knows there's a -lot- of those to go around in this damn game), is understandable, and logical, given the aggravation and difficulty we all go through (more or less, a Str tank build trivialized 90% of the game for me). However, gloating about brutalizing an npc that in most cases opposed no resistance in the first place/was one-shot (because they were never meant to be fought, for once), or sharing the "dirty tricks" to stealth kill them (as if they were the guardian to Leyndell itself), as if sharing stories about killing a bear bare handed in real life or something of that caliber, that can't possibly be a sign of a healthy mind. If anything, for a healthier and more reasonable outlet, I'd personally recommend we all redirect our not altogether unwarranted ire (yes, for the sake of my own sanity, I chose to believe that what I read on this page was the result of hours of aggravation, lost questlines to obscure and lazy design etc.), towards the proper target: Miyazaki, who purposefully designed the DLC to be as hazardous as possible in terms of interconnected questlines replete with mutual lockouts, mysterious invisible never hinted at locations, that automatically deprive us from 80% of the DLC's content with no warning, and so on.
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So varre calls us maidenless, does this imply the other tarnished (NPCs) all have maidens? And if they dont then how do they warp to the roundtable hold and/or level up?
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Don’t do side quests, so I’m completely fine killing all of them. Easy way to get early runes and early items.
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someday from will come up with an ending to a character other than 'goes insane and dies'
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Me deciding to name my child ERDTREE SANCTUARY SPIRIT or WINDMILL SPIRIT
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Yall worried about questlines getting locked out, go play Lords of the Fallen ‘23 and tell me how many NG+ you have to go through to achieve those quests. Unbelievably convoluted.
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it’s kinda fun killing them, whether by sending blazing chaos flame into the eyes or spreading the black smoke of death around them, leaving thorns penetrating their body. NPC torture has never been more fun than this.
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I've just came here to choose a name to my future Children btw
LOL
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Not sorry - Any NPC that possesses a bell bearing will be killed immediately for me (unless more stuff is unlocked via quest progression).
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i like how not a single dlc npc survives if you do their quest to completion/give occult iris, this game has to be a stealth comedy with how one note and obvious its character fates are
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Personally, I love proccing poison or rot on these guys if they aren’t immune to it and letting them suffer slowly
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Killing all of them is objectively the right thing to do if you’re speed running.
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Why was there not a single one from the base game linked to the DLC? And I’m talking about actual presence not just lore
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I’m now encouraged to kill all of them and do the blessing of despair ending, just for the lols
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Taking a moral high ground just because someone killed an NPC in a video game for either convenience or fun is one of the most pathetic things I’ve ever seen. It gets to a point where people sympathise with NPCs who deliberately try to get you killed…
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ur right tbh most of them die regardless and if they don’t die they usually try to hinder your progress, just slaughter all of them
Always murder every single one of these fools on the spot especially the other Tarnished because no one will get in my way of becoming a Lord
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Seriously from software are satanists. Hope yall get that..
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Alexander, Rogier, D, Enia, Yura, Diallos... Plenty of npcs who didn't deserve to die. Explain instead of just saying "no, they did deserve it"
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god im so happy when the NPCs die. I cant think of a single one that didn't deserve it
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these games are at the point where they can benefit from a skelly type npc (for any hades players), a test dummy with personality that can't die and has banter in between ass-beatings so you don't feel like a complete monster for doing it 24/7 and making you wonder what their true motives are for being so complacent in just being a borderline slave
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Shriveled Morgott is my favorite NPC. so much in depth character design in their shriveledness
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What reason is their for very little characters to live by the time you finish? This isnt dark souls where the world is basically ending and people die without purpose. They could just give you or leave their gear where they were you shouldn't need to strip your friends corpse for goodies 95% of the time
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I've been gaming for 30 years and this game has the worst quest design I have ever encountered.
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*Person who's never played another fromsoft game before voice* "Quests were always like this!"
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to anyone complaining about terrible quest structure and regarded lock out points, just be glad this is still lightyears ahead of lords of the fallen 2023
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What's up with the "this game sucks, this NPC sucks, this questline sucks, this dialogue sucks, the lore sucks, the voice acting sucks, none of this means anything, every other game is better than this" people that crop every time you try discuss something vaguely related to the narrative or characters? I can't be the only one who has noticed them. They're honestly just insufferable and should go somewhere else if they hate it this much.
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where do the NPCs get their hair done? i dont see any barber shops on the map and idk if they have even invented scissors yet?
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plz when possible, add the ghosts lines that are in the dlc
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Is there a turtle NPC? I swear people mentioned it before but I can’t find it…
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It's a f**king joke at this point. All dlc npcs listed either die, become a spirit ash or go in a vegetative state. If every person gets sad ending, then it just takes away any investment I can have in them. At least in base game some npcs had nice endings which gave me hope for others
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I often talk to female npcs and pretending they are my gf. It's the only thing keeping me sane. I can only hope one day they can become real.
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Finally added that spirit that everyone thinks is talking about messmer
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just saw the art for the new knight chick in the discount band of the hawk in the dlc and all i can think about is how delectable her grippers may be, please help me
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It's depressing how many NPCs end up dead either by us or some other circumstances in this game. So many sad endings ;~;
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Sorry, you've already messed up a NPC's questline in the DLC. You didn't give an owl a shabiri grape after killing 312 celebrants.
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several "other npcs" should be merchants, such as patches and boggart
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would appreciate a separate page for spirits tbh, for the purpose of organization but also to make sure all of the spirits and their dialogue are documented. a lot seem to be missing here
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see I don't hate how they did the quests but I just don't think it fits the OW. playing hide and go seek on an entire continent is just too ridiculous.. and honesty that sums up why I'm not as huge of a fan of this game as most people. they changed it to OW, but didnt really try to make anything fit around that. at least they added a map, I guess.
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so bad, all those npcs are flowers pots, even demon souls ps3 had better and logical questing.
the best roleplay of this dumpster game is to kill everyone, it's very immersive. also same voice actors since 15 year xD
ranni is an entire dlc, while the others are just useless at best xD but problem is she the same generic anime witch you see in all souls games, mixed with the doll of bloodborne, so unique xD
I honestly miss the photos like Judicator Argo from the Ds3 wiki where he looks like he’s going to punch you all the way back too DeS
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DS2 The DLC storyline and lore was superb specially the Ivory King.
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What about the mysterious man in volcano manor who asks you to kill Rykard. He's not listed here and I don't believe he tells you who he is. Who is he?
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Out of all the characters in eldensoulsborne who do you s!mp for?
Me is crossbreed priscilla
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Kill a killable NPC and you have to point down emote at their corpse. It's how elden ring is supposed to be played.
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So which game do you think has the best npcs:demon souls? Ds1? Ds2? Ds3? Bloodborne? Elden ring?
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I wish there was more information about the quests.. or at least a ****ing marker on the map
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Yeah... they could have done a bit better of a job with the quest progression. Or at least giving the player an idea of where to go. The Npc icons are a very welcome addition.
"Search every single square inch of Atlas Plateau" is not a good hint. I'm not looking for a quest marker, but damn. I had a good idea of where to find Coryn, but I still walked right past him because I wasn't on the road.
Ironically, because I was exploring and trying to find everything, I almost missed him because I didn't follow the most direct route. Is "Hey Tarnished, over here!" too much hand holding? Overall, I think this approach works in their previous titles, but not in an open world where the npcs barely stick out of the environment.
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I don't know how to feel about ER/SB quests... On one hand for those who care to complete every quest without looking things up, it is borderline impossible. And I don't think it's intended. I think we are supposed to work together and log these things for others to be able to complete them. I wish there was a way to do it in-game though.
And on the other hand it is so cool when you're just walking through an are exploring or happen to revisit an area just to see an old friend you weren't expecting.
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I can't figure out how to fix this in the edit screen, but morgot's picture leads to renna's page. Someone else who knows how this works fix it.
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Why do you have to talk to them multiple times to get them to spit out all their dialog? I keep hearing the same line of dialog twice cause sometimes I can't tell if they're done talking or not.
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Who is that lady npc that gives the pose at the Redmane castle and what do i get if i kill her?
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SPOILERS.
I'd say the most saddest part about this is that most of the likeable npcs you've met through the Journey really are proud of your achievements,thankful for your help and in return did what they could to help you and actually for once in a god damn RPG game,Acknowledges you as the Elden Lord...But alas.
By the end of the game,They'll sadly never get to see how far you came because fate is cruel
nor you get the chance to tell them what you've achieved so far and what they really wanted to hear for so long because they'll either lose their sanity/mind or worse....Dementia.
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Got to altus plateau and thought it was a bit easy for a from game....oh how wrong was I. What an experience
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Love how they have every spirit except for the Gelmir Knight in Volcano Manor, arguably the most important spirit of them all
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Don't the spirits do nothing other than offer some cryptic lore dialog to their areas? Not sure why there's a dedicated page for every single one.
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Elden Ring
Melina, A important character in Elden Ring. Seen as the chosen form of the creator her left eye is left scared at the blasphemous actions of the people as they got close to recreateation. Now it is upto the chosen Tarnished is the vassel to restore to make the choice. #eldenring
none of these npc's can live up to the standard of solaire, truly the best npc FROMSOFTWARE has ever made
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Please take lionel the lionhearted, queen marika, and renna off of this list!
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For the sake of your sanity, don’t visit Fia or the D brothers pages.
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All the spirits can be just one page, really. A table with pictures on the left, their dialog in the middle, and their location at the end.
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I don’t have any solutions, but I really think From should get an improved system for player experience of quests
I don’t know how man, I just think they would be more proud if they could create a much more smooth experience for the different circumstances in which players complete the quests
A separate tab for spirits would be highly appreciated. They are not important to most people and make a mess on the page.
- Anonymous
Still think it was a missed opportunity to not have the some of the DLC npc’s react if you’ve allied with Ranni or the Three Fingers. How hard could it have been to have the VA’s record a few extra lines?
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