Afterwards, you can hand them over to the Fire Keeper who will have more words for you about what the eyes do, and you will have a choice for how you want to proceed. If you take the eyes to Ludleth the Exiled back in Firelink Shrine, he'll have some interesting words about what they represent. That area contains another illusory wall that you can roll through in order to find the eyes. Of all the great items in this area, the one we need the most is the Eyes of a Firekeeper, which we can find where Irina of Carim is always sitting-she's the blind lady who sells miracles and likes it when people touch her. If you think that's a blessing, you're wrong, Champion Gundyr is much faster and more aggressive than his creepy counterpart. That also means you're going to meet our old friend Iudex Gundyr again, only this time the black goo won't sprout from his back. This area has some huge implications regarding the story of Dark Souls 3, so I'll leave you to draw your own conclusions, but it's an almost perfect recreation of the Firelink Shrine. At the back of the room you'll find a chest with an illusory wall behind it that will lead on into the Untended Graves. Once you've stabbed him a few times, light the bonfire and continue through the double doors into a hallway that bends to the right and opens up into a room with a corpse propped up against a vessel. This is a whole area worth exploring, so take your time and make your way to the boss fight against the Consumed King himself. Jump off before the lift passes the ledge and you'll walk into the Consumed King's Garden. After dispatching him, take the lift down but walk forward enough and angle your camera so that you can see the doorway as it approaches. After you defeat the Dancer of the Boreal Valley and gain access to Lothric Castle, you can head left and encounter another annoying Chapel Knight like the kind you fought in the Chapel of the Deep. Getting the Eyes of a Fire Keeper is going to be quite a journey and will require heading to an optional area much later in the game called the Untended Graves. Wouldn't it be kind of fun to break the cycle and see what's on the other side? You can do just that and all you'll need is a fancy pair of eyes to give to our fair lady, the Fire Keeper. Linking the fire is good and all, but doing so is basically upholding the status quo that has been plaguing the worlds of Lothric and Lordran for ages. Let's see what a real ending in Dark Souls 3 looks like. There you'll do battle with the Soul of Cinder, and once you've defeated him you can light the bonfire and watch as the final cutscene plays out.ĭoing so will grant you one of the three achievements for beating Dark Souls 3, but it's also the ending you get for meeting the bare minimum requirements, which isn't all that exciting. If you've already beaten Dark Souls 3, there's a good chance that this was the ending you received because all you need to do is collect the throneless Lords of Cinder, return them to their stoney chairs, and then skip along to the Kiln of the First Flame. Of all the endings in Dark Souls 3, this one is meant for those who simply played without trying to tease out Dark Souls 3's deep mysteries. Deciphering what each of these endings mean is going to be up to you, I'm just the one who will show you the way.
Armed with spoilerific knowledge, I'm going to cast back the mist and lay bare all of the ways your unkindled self can find some kind of resolution in the transitory lands of Lothric.
#EXPLAINING DARK SOULS 3 ENDINGS FULL#
With a cast of characters who intersect your journey and a backpack full of indecipherable items, only the most observant players will be able to put together Dark Souls 3's subtle clues to unlock the more interesting endings. Dark Souls has always been an incredibly obtuse series, and Dark Souls III is living up to that tradition beautifully.
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