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< Dark Souls II
This is a sub-page of Dark Souls II.
Ammo
| Image | Name | Game Blurb | Game Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wooden Greatarrow | Wooden greatarrow | Inexpensive wooden greatarrows. Bows are excellent tools for attacking foes from a safe distance, but naturally, require an arrow to be equipped. Greatbows will not function with ordinary arrows. Equip specially-designed greatarrows. | ||
| Magic Greatarrow | Greatarrow inflicting magic damage | Greatarrows imbued with magic. Tipped with a Aromatic Ooze. Weapons fortified with magic are particularly effective against heavily armored foes or creatures with thick scales. If you require magic but have learned none yourself, these will serve you well. | ||
| Dark Greatarrow | Greatarrow inflicting dark damage | Greatarrows imbued with dark flame. Tipped with Dark Pine Resin. Weapons fortified with dark are effective against those who fear the dark, such as clerics and magical creatures. If you require magic but have learned none yourself, these will serve you well. |
Dark Souls II is an action role-playing game developed by FromSoftware and published by Bandai Namco Games.The third game in the Souls series, it was released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Although both are set in the same universe, there is no overt story connection between the first Dark Souls and the sequel. The game uses dedicated multiplayer servers. A showcase of all the bosses in Dark Souls 2, Scholar of the First Sin, including DLC bosses and the secret final boss. I used Dual-Cestus for the entire ga. In today's video, I show and play with the Caestus Boxer Build! Honestly, this is probably one of the most powerful builds I have used in a video.
(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)
Consumables
| Image | Name | Game Blurb | Game Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rhoy's Stone | [None] | [None] | ||
| Rhoy's Stone of Knowledge | High chance of detecting chest trap | The beloved magic stone of Rhoy the Explorer. High chance of detecting treasure chest traps, indicated by a red light. There are more than a few men who take advantage of the undoing of others. Many more. | ||
| [None] | Gold Talisman | Transform into a treasure chest | A tiny charm embedded with imitative magic. Use to transform into a treasure chest. Use this talisman to trick invaders. Only provides the most superficial camouflage, but for those desperate for quick riches, you will appear quite attractive indeed. | |
| [None] | Fake Dead Talisman | Transform into a corpse | A tiny charm embedded with imitative magic. Use to transform into a corpse. Use this talisman to trick invaders. Only provides the most superficial camouflage, but for those who fail to respect the dead, your disguise will be quite effective. | |
| [None] | Illusory Talisman | Transform into a phantom | A tiny charm embedded with imitative magic. Use to transform into a phantom. Use this talisman to trick invaders. Only provides the most superficial camouflage, but for those naïve enough to never question what they see, you should be very convincing. | |
| Yellow Sea Troches | Temporarily boosts equipment break resist | Troches with a strangely musty odor. Temporarily boosts equipment break resist. Verbal histories often mention Saint Elizabeth; her uniquely concocted medicines and potions are still widely used today. | ||
| Pungent Ooze | Apply powerful magic to right-hand weapon | A mysterious sticky substance that radiates a dim yellow light. Applies powerful magic to right-hand weapon. The affected weapon inflicts magic damage for a short time. Particularly effective against heavily armored foes or creatures with thick scales. | ||
| Ember of Adversity | Use to strengthen nearby foes. | This item's function is performed by the Bonfire Ascetic in the retail game. | ||
| Purple Moss Clump | Reduces poison build-up and cures poison | This item is a leftover from Dark Souls. Its function is performed by the Poison Moss in the retail game. It is only found in the Network Test Version. | ||
| Torch | This is an alternate icon for the Torch item. While no longer used as the item's primary icon, it does appear in the retail game during loading screens. | |||
| This item appears to be a smaller fragment of the Magic Stone. |
(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)
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Crafting
| Image | Name | Game Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Armor Smithbox | From Dark Souls, allowed the player to reinforce Armour without visiting a blacksmith. | ||
| Weapon Smithbox | From Dark Souls, allowed the player to reinforce Weapons without visiting a blacksmith. | ||
| Repairbox | From Dark Souls, allowed the player to repair their own items without visiting a blacksmith. |
(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)
Armor
| Image | Name | Game Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barrel | A large barrel. One can wear this barrel, but it conceals the arms, making movement very difficult. The barrel is oddly comforting, however, and gradually restores HP, perhaps an effect of the strange crest painted upon it. | ||
| Rosabeth's Dress | A terribly worn dress. Belonged to Rosabeth of Melfia. Rosabeth adored this dress, despite the fact it has no bearing on pyromancy. If it suits your fancy, by all means, try it on. | ||
| Hunter's Hat | A commonplace leather hat with a feather. Traditionally used by bow hunters. The wildfowl Coco was ever-loyal to the goddess Evlana, and hunters place its feathers in their caps in hopes of receiving the divine protection of the famed bird. | This item differs from the Hunter's Hat used in-game. | |
| [None] | [None] | ||
| [None] | This item appears to be a cleaner, shinier version of the Alonne Knight Helm. | ||
| [None] | This item appears to be a cleaner, shinier version of the Alonne Knight Armor. | ||
| [None] | This item appears to be a cleaner, shinier version of the Alonne Knight Gauntlets. | ||
| [None] | This item appears to be a cleaner, shinier version of the Alonne Knight Leggings. | ||
| Despatcher's Hood | This item is also present in the Network Test version of the game. | ||
| Despatcher's Robes | This item is also present in the Network Test version of the game. | ||
| [None] | [None] | This item, known as the Mask of the Sealer, first appeared in Dark Souls. | |
| [None] | [None] | This item, known as the Crimson Robe, first appeared in Dark Souls. | |
| [None] | [None] | This item, known as the Crimson Gloves, first appeared in Dark Souls. | |
| [None] | [None] | This item, known as the Crimson Waistcloth, first appeared in Dark Souls. |
(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)
Rings
| Image | Name | Game Blurb | Game Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Illusory Ring of the Vengeful | Certain equipment becomes invisible | A ring of red stone. The stone is misshaped, however imperceptibly. Renders certain equipment invisible. Do not judge your foes by their appearance. He who approaches without a sword carries two behind his back. | ||
| Illusory Ring of the Guilty | Certain equipment becomes invisible | A ring of black stone. The stone is misshaped, however imperceptibly. Renders certain equipment invisible. Do not judge your foes by their appearance. He who approaches without a sword carries two behind his back. | ||
| Ring of War | An iron ring granted to vanguard soldiers. Increases physical defense. Though the ring's properties are a great boon to warriors, few were happy to accept the ring, as it also meant that the wearer would be sent out to die on the front lines. | This item's icon is used by the Ivory Warrior Ring in the retail game. Unused Ring from Network Test. | ||
| [None] | Unused Ring from Network Test. Not in final game's files. | |||
| [None] | This item resembles the Old Sun Ring. | |||
| [None] | This item resembles the Old Sun Ring. | |||
| [None] | This item resembles the Old Sun Ring. | |||
| [None] | This item resembles the Blue Tearstone Ring. |
(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)
Weapons & Shields
| Image | Name | Game Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shadow Claws | Claws used by those who lurk in the shadows. A sharp blade is attached to each of the fingers. Those who abandoned the knight's code stooped to all manner of unspeakable deeds, all for a bit of coin. | ||
| [None] | This item resembles the Caestus. | ||
| [None] | This item resembles the Greataxe. | ||
| [None] | This item resembles the Rapier. | ||
| [None] | This item can be seen in action here. | ||
| [None] | This item was first seen in Dark Souls. It is classified as a greatsword. It can be seen in action here. | ||
| [None] | This item can be seen in action here. | ||
| [None] | This item can be seen in action here. | ||
| [None] | [None] | ||
| [None] | Dragonknight's Bell | [None] | |
| [None] | Bell of the Idol | [None] | |
| [None] | Imperial Shield | [None] | |
| [None] | Inquisitor's Blade | Katana used by the inquisitors. Though there is no secret to the manner of its forging, the katana's hefty blade glistens with extraordinary sharpness. Perhaps its great weight portends to the great washes of blood it has supped upon. |
Caestus Dark Souls 2
(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)
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