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Lucatiel of Mirrah is an NPC in Dark Souls 2. Lucatiel of Mirrah can be encountered in several locations throughout the game. She is a skilled warrior from the land of Mirrah, on a quest to find her lost brother, Aslatiel. Lucatiel is known for her distinctive armor and mask, which she wears to hide her deteriorating memory and fading sense of self. As the player interacts with Lucatiel, they learn of her tragic past and her struggles with the Curse of Undeath. Despite her fears and uncertainties, Lucatiel is a determined and courageous character, willing to face the dangers of Drangleic in search of her brother. She serves as a tragic figure in the game, highlighting the toll that the curse takes on those afflicted by it.
Lucatiel of Mirrah Information in Dark Souls 2
Lucatiel of Mirrah is from the land of Mirrah, the far east, known as a land of knights.
Although she was born in an underprivileged social rank, her skills on the battlefield let her become a knight, but then the accursed sign appeared on her body. She came to Drangleic to find a way to undo the curse. In combat she wields a sword and shield with finesse. She is also Undead, much like the Bearer of the Curse of Dark Souls II; her mask covers her face, but the area around her left eye has begun to rot, looking much like it does on the average hollow. She seems to harbor concerns more so about her memory rather than the process of actually turning hollow, going so far as to ponder over who will remember her after she does turn hollow. At first, she has no desire to get to know the Bearer of the Curse, but upon approaching her once more she will tell the Bearer of the Curse that they are peculiar for wanting to befriend her, and will henceforth offer her assistance after exhausting all of her dialogue options.
Her brother, Aslatiel of Mirrah, later invades as a black phantom in Aldia's Keep. She expresses concern over him in earlier dialogue, saying that despite her skills in swordsmanship, she had never personally bested her brother in combat.
Lucatiel of Mirrah Summons in Dark Souls 2
- Behind the gate shortcut midway thru the zone. (DS2) On the pier before the Flexile Sentry ship. (SotFS)
- At the bottom of the Sinners' Rise lift.
- Can be summoned for Smelter Demon.
- Can be summoned for The Rotten.
- Can be summoned in the Grand Cathedral for the Burnt Ivory King.
Lucatiel of Mirrah Encounters in Dark Souls 2
No-Man's Wharf. Dark Souls II: Right next to the first and only bonfire.
Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin: Found in the building to the left after the first set of stairs.
The Lost Bastille. From the McDuff's Workshop bonfire up the stairs to the tower straight ahead, or from The Tower Apart bonfire the tower across the broken pathway. She leans against a wall in the tower.
Earthen Peak. Dark Souls II: At the Lower Earthen Peak bonfire.
Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin: After entering Earthen Peak, go down towards the poison-filled water and follow the passage to the right. In the room adjacent to this passage you will find her.
Black Gulch. The most hidden of her locations. From the first bonfire in Black Gulch stick close to the edge. Before the first tar pools you can spot a small ledge below. Using a torch is strongly advised to see it. Drop down and follow the path to find her leaning against a wall.
Aldia's Keep. At the Foregarden bonfire. Gives her item set and achievement if summoned and survives 3 boss fights. Talking to her before beating the 3 bosses will make her disappear.
Lucatiel of Mirrah Drops in Dark Souls 2
Lucatiel of Mirrah Dialogue
- First encounter
- What is it?
I don't know you, and you don't know me.
Things are better that way. - Phew…
Heh heh. You are an odd one.
Normally, people keep a safe distance when they see this mask. But you…
I am called Lucatiel.
From the land of Mirrah, to the far east. across the mountains.
They say Drangleic brims with powerful souls.
And so I came to claim my share.
But what a strange place…Even the rumours did not prepare me. - You are an odd one, indeed. I've always made a point of avoiding people.
While you've made a point of engaging me.
I can see that you are mid-journey. If you require assistance, I will help you.
I come from Mirrah, a land of knights. My sword is always ready.
Don't hesitate to call upon me. Whatever happens, I won't be missed…
- Second encounter
- I thought that might be you. You haven't changed a bit, have you? Heh heh.
The longer I am here, the more madness I discover.
A wretched place, indeed, but not without traces of its former glory.
What could have caused such degradation? - Ah, yes, I have not thanked you for humouring me the other day.
This is for you.
Of course, I've no idea what it is. Heh heh. - Our land of Mirrah is surrounded by enemies, and constantly at war.
There is only one way up in Mirrah. Join the Order, and prove yourself in battle.
My family had little fortune, and no name. I had to carve out a piece of the world for myself…
…with two things. My sword, and my loyalty to my Lord. - I was raised to wield a sword from birth.
Life was hard, but I never gave it a second thought.
I had swift success on the battlefield, and quickly attained respectable stature.
And then I…
And then I came here… to… - Have you heard of the Undead? These poor souls affected by the curse.
An Undead gradually loses his humanity, until his wits degrade completely.
Finally, he turns Hollow, and preys upon others.
And a Hollow can never be human again.
One can skirt this wicked fate only with the help of the souls found here.
Assuming, of course, that the legends are true.
I can only hope…that they are. - I'm sorry…to burden you with talk of my fate.
I suppose I've grown weary these days.
- Third encounter
- Still on the road, are you?
Sorry to have burdened you so.
This is for you, by way of an apology. - I've found my thoughts growing hazy.
My memories are fading, oldest first.
The curse is doing its work upon me.
I am frightened…Terribly so…
If everything should fade…What will be left of me… - I had an older brother. We learned to fence together.
He became the most decorated swordsman in all of Mirrah.
I never even compared to him.
In fact, I never beat him, not once.
But then, one day…he was gone, lost without a trace.
Now I'm certain. That he was taken, by the curse. - If only someone would hear my tale…
My brother must have come here, too.
Soon, I may forget even about him…
- Fourth encounter
- Oh…You…
My thoughts…are very…scattered… - What is this curse?
The question rings in my mind, but I haven't the focus to answer it. - Loss frightens me no end. Loss of memory, loss of self.
If I were told that by killing you, I would be freed of this curse…
Then I would draw my sword without hesitation.
I don't want to die, I want to exist.
I would sacrifice anything, anything at all for this.
It shames me, but it is the truth. - Sometimes, I feel obsessed… with this insignificant thing called "self".
But even so, I am compelled to preserve it.
Am I wrong to feel so? Surely you'd do the same, in my shoes?
…
Maybe we're all cursed…
From the moment we're born…
- Encounter in Aldia's Keep
- Who are you…
Oh…No, forgive me… I know you…Yes, of course. - How goes your journey?
I know not what you seek in this far-away land…
But I pray for your safety. - My name is Lucatiel.
I beg of you, remember my name.
For I may not myself…
- When giving equipment to the player
Please take these.
Consider this thanks, for keeping me sane…
- When attacked but not aggroed
Eek!
(or)
What's become of you!
(or)
That will be quite enough!
- When attacked and aggroed
If this is your wish, so be it.
- When killing the player
Hmph…How sickening…
- When re-encountered after aggroing
If you really insist…
- When attacked and health is under 50%
I won't die in this foul place!
- When killed
Oh…My dear brother…
- Unknown
Please…find my brother…
Lucatiel of Mirrah Tips in Dark Souls 2
- Dying can be used to reset the encounter if Lucatiel dies before you can kill the boss. You can also can use Homeward Bone, the Homeward Miracle, or the Aged Feather to reset the encounter returning you to your last visited bonfire in the process.
- Using the Redeye Ring will cause enemies to focus on you and help prevent Lucatiel from dying prematurely, as she is apt to do. While she is slow to attack, if your elusion is consistent it is possible for Lucatiel to defeat bosses entirely on her own. (For some reason Flexile Sentry as well as The Lost Sinner both went fully aggro on Lucatiel although I used the Red Eye Ring)
- No-Man's Wharf is a reasonable area to attempt to farm her armor set by using Bonfire Ascetics. However, while the boss is relatively simple, the boss does scale upwards dependent on bonfire level. Anything above 1 and the boss will include both the Flexile Sentry and the Suspicious Shadow unique enemies. If one is attempting to farm the Shadow Set, this would be the most opportune time to do so. However, this does make the Redeye Ring method significantly more difficult, as three enemies will be focused on the player, rather than one. That being said, Suspicious Shadows are not terribly powerful, and if dispatched quickly, the Sentry is perhaps the easiest boss to summon her for.
- Using the above method, you can easily get the items from Lucatiel by resetting the Rotten boss fight three times. This is a relatively easy fight where both you and Lucatiel are unlikely to die. Both the bonfire and Lucatiel's summon sign are close to the fog gate leading to the boss so it can be done quickly as well. This is the fastest and easiest method of obtaining Lucatiel's equipment. However, the region around the Rotten can be an annoyance as she is also susceptible to the poison statues, meaning on higher difficulties, the Rotten may be able to drop her if he switches aggro. That said, this is still the simplest way to farm her equipment.
- It is significantly more difficult to summon Lucatiel for the Smelter Demon fight, such that it is recommended to not use her for it. The Smelter Demon is somewhat unique in that his defenses scale up by 1/2 for each phantom present. Meaning he will be taking 50% damage with her in the fight. This coupled with the relatively powerful, and shield-penetrating damage done during the fight, makes Smelter Demon a poor choice for earning her three fights.
- The Lost Sinner is an acceptable area to summon her, if the player can manage to clear the approach. However, much like the Flexile Sentry, on higher difficulties, Black Phantom Pyromancers will be accompanying this boss, making it significantly more difficult. It is recommended that should the player wish to summon her here, that they complete the Belfry Luna optional area to get the Bastille Key in the original game (Don't need to do it in SOTF because the key was relocated to right after the Servant's Quarter bonfire). This will allow the player to light up the room, making it easier to keep track of the boss. Furthermore, the boss seems to move slower with the lights on, making surviving her combos much easier
AnonymousDo I need to summon her to fight the rotten since she survived the previous three fights?
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Dumb questline bug. I couldn't find her in Aldia's Keep after I summoned her using Bonfire Ascetics with Flexile Sentinel, Lost Sinner and Smelter Demon. She never died, I tried searching all her locations and previous ones and I did then while I was going through the game. Guess I'll have to do a new journey because she decided to fck1ng disappear, thanks for nothing Lucatiel.
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looking back i'm starting to understand where my massively unhealthy obsession with millicent may have bloomed from...
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I just watched her take 100% of the lost sinner's aggro and die, despite the Tank summon who wears a ring that literally takes 100% of the aggro.
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You guys are VERY ROMANTIC, this is dark souls, not sims, what do you mean marrying Lucatiel? Hah?
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if you are using the bonfire ascetic USE IT ON THE HIDDEN BONFIRE ONE!!! i accidentally used it on the black gulch mouth bonfire and not only does that not reset the boss but it doesn't make her summon sign appear. also you have to talk to her before hand to get her summon sign to appear for The Rotten.
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all she deserves after the fighting's done is a long fruitful life in drangleic or wherever it is she'd normally go to hollow after her quest, even if i couldn't live it with her after doing the aldia ending :(
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Holy crap I thought I messed up when I didn't find her in Black Gulch but she was in a cave I never even knew about. Still there after I completed most of the game mind you. So I talk to her there and boom she is at her final location and gives me the achievement!!!
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Nooo, please not again... after trying to keep bernhard alive i have to do the same with lucatiel... i will be hard but i will try
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Regarding Lucatiel's location in Earthen peak for SotfS:
Backtrack from the Covetous Demon Boss to the room with the poison-filled-water basin, standing at the edge you should be able to see the stairs leading down into a passage filled with poison, thats where shes hiding.
Took me an eternity to figure out, guess I'm blind :|
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Everyone: "How tragic the character with her honourable, yet humble request! Sob"
Those misandrists (probably) memeing as stereotypes: "She's turning hollow? I know how to keep her filled. hehehe"
Serious guys she's a game character.
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Why do you need to summon her for boss fights... I don't want to use phantoms, so goodbye her armor and sword, i guess
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Didn't find her at Harvest Valley location described, for me she appeared at Lower Earthen Peak Bonfire after Covetous Demon
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Note: forgetting the 3rd boss fight and talking to her at Aldia's = bye bye achievement
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The hardest part about completing her questline is keeping her alive, she never dodges boss attacks and sure she's tanky, but unless you do really high damage she's likely to die before the boss does if you can't kill the boss quickly, One really annoying example of this is when i summoned her to fight the Lost Sinner, right when the Lost Sinner was one hit away from death, and i took a swing to finish her off, Lucatiel runs in like a complete idiot and eats an attack to the face before i could finish the boss off, She's great at distracting bosses and tanking their attacks, but good god is it a pain to keep her alive during a boss fight to complete her quest.
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Died to the rotten just as I killed him. It was the third summon. FML I guess, see ya on NG+ gurl
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honestly lucatiel kinda deserves what happened to her. how the hell did she not know what an effigy did and how come she only found ONE? what a casul.
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For someone bragging so much about her sword skills she kinda just stands and blocks xd Cool character tho, I guess its part of her charm being overconfident and proud.
RIP. Summoned her in No Man's Wharf and she yeeted herself off the pier....guess she didn't want to be part of my NG+
Might want to clear the enemies to boss before summoning her, just to be safe.
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You can summon her at the Grand Cathedral, for the Burnt Ivory King, but i don't know if it counts for her set
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Heartaches, heartaches
My loving you meant only heartaches.
Your kiss was such a sacred thing to me—
I can't believe it's just a burning memory.
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Lucatiel > Ranni/Melina/Rya/Roderika/Nepheli/doll/emerald herald/ds3 firekeeper/Maria/siegward/Andre/solaire/everyone else not listed here
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Her giving me a human effigy, not knowing what it does, laughing, then later basically dying to the curse really seems like a big F U From Software.
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bearer of the curse you mute idiot, communicate to lucatiel and try and show her what a human effigy dose.
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worst ai of the summons, she/he stands around most of the time doing nothing.
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i see people complaining about her ai being terrible but she straight up carried me hard everytime i summon her with lost sinner being the exception
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Lucatiel of Mirrah? More like Lucatiel of doesn't go through the fog gate
This game have really stupid decisions lmao why i have to summon her three times?
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Probably my favorite NPC in DS2. Also, I see a lot people complaining she doesn't survive boss fights. Personally, I've only ever had an issue with this on occasion at the Rotten. Otherwise, she comes through fine.
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Hi :)
I'm also trying for this trophy. I beat the Siamese twins with her and the lost sinner with her.
The smelter deamon and her dialogue in Earthen peak I missed inadvertently.
Unfortunately for Rotten, Lucatiel fell in the last hundredth of a second...
What shall I do now? Can this misfortune be saved with bonfire ascetic?
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Just got the trophy using rotten method. I cleared poison statues before summoning her. At bf area I used a sign and started running to boss area. Sometimes she was lost and didn’t even come to the arena but she’s always late so it gives a bit more time. I used redeye ring and tried to be on the other side of rotten when possible so that she wouldn’t be hit y attacks that were meant for me. She died a few times - just have bone/feather rdy.
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In case you have summoned her three times and reached the Foregarden bonfire in Aldia's Keep and she's not there, trace back her other locations and exhaust every dialogue then head back.
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If you're confused as to why you can't find her in black gulch, you're probably dropping in the wrong spot. The drop point is before the door and the giants. I just found out after 2 hours of searching.
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Jesus Christ. Give a warning for the last location in all caps or something. Just locked the achievement to inherit her equipment forever on my save file until I start a new one or a NG+. There goes more hours of my life.
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And here does DS2 again with their unfair dificulty. It seems I'm not the only one that suspects that bosses are set up to focus on Lucatiel and Benhart.
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Ranking the top 5 NPCs in the Souls universe:
5) Hanbei the undying
4) Solaire and Siegward
3) Gehrman
2) Patches
1) Lucatiel
get those 3 fights except the rotten one,
rotten does too high damage on her. even if I used redeye ring, the rotten's cleave attack and dark explosion always got her
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You can kill her after the achievement pops and get a second mask for fun. Who carries two of the same equipment anyway? Oh right. *swaps to second +5 DGH*
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Can someone help?
I killed the flexile sentry and the lost sinner without her help, but I didn't kill the rotten and smelter demon yet, so what should I do? Can I use a bonfire ascetic to get her help again or am I screwed?
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I did 3 of her encounters except for the one in Earthen Peak where she isn’t showing up. I was wondering where would I need to go to reset the area with another BA
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Can someone please explain to me why there is no shield?
Seems pretty ridiculous of the devs didn't even bother putting it in, despite the fact you can get all of her other equipment.
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Her questline kinda felt incomplete.
Would've been cool if her brother's sword always dropped, and when the player talks to her again after getting it she doesn't remember who's sword it is--or thinks that the player IS her brother.
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In regular DS2 Lucatiel's summon sign is actually in the house before the stairway that lead down to the wharf.
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**** I BEAT ONLY TWO BOSSES WITH HER BEFORE THE FOREGARDEN UGHH I THOUGHT I DID THREE :(
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Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin: Found in the building to the left after the first set of stairs.
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Guys can you help me I first talk with her in the lost bastile (i go to bastile from the forrest of fallen giants) and lucatiel ia npt spawning at no mans wharf what should i do
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I cannot thank this noble lady enough when I think about how often she has reliably stood by my side in fights. It was all the more painful for me to see how she lost more and more of her memories and her self in the course of her questline because the miserable curse continued to attack her. At least I was spared having to kill her. A strong, honorable knight does not deserve such an end. Rest in peace, Lucatiel of Mirrah. I will never forget you.
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Talked to her at every location besides aldias keep, beat rottenX2 with her and lost sinner, shes not at aldias keep, checked every location she can be at, SHES NOT AT ALDIAS ****ING KEEP, apparently no one else has ever had this problem, i'm wondering if she died during a battle but even then she apparently is supposed to spawn at the aldias keep fire
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She sometimes randomly takes her mask off?
My 2nd encounter with her was in no mans wharf, and she did a hand motion while talking, and suddenly her mask was off. I'm pretty sure thats not supposed to happen until her final encounter right?
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Boss fights
I DONT SUMMON PEOPLE I PLAY THE FREAKING GAME YOU DESIGNED TO BE PLAYABLE SOLO
Lil tip. dlc bosses count
her and Benhearts quests can be done by using the Ivory king (Luc) and the Queen boss in sunken king, helpful if ya dun goofed and they died at the last possible second
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trying to find her at Smelter Demon but dont see her name do i need to be in certain covenant?
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The text for the smelter demon is false and i mean like completely false!!!!
in scholar of the first sin smelter does nearly no damage to her at all which means it is highly recommended to use this fight for her 3 bossfights as it provides extremly good surviveability. Furthermore she helps you survive the fight too. However it is recommended to use firedefense increasing armor, rings and items or pyromancy to make it much easier for yourself to allow you to do damage. Gyrm shield would be perfect to block all his attacks including his blast. As Smelter demon has a quite easy attackpattern and as he is vulnerable to attacks from behind once he focus on lucathiel for example it is extremly easy to beat him this way.
Lucathiel herself takes only like 4% damage per hit and 5% if the blast hits her even in higher NG+ while she is actually blocking most of his attacks. I never faced a fight with her beeing below 60% health at all.
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She is not at aldias keep for me I just arrived there. Thats a bit of a shame as i have the 3 boss kills allready
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Just in case if someone benefits from this information, Lucatiel will give you her items as long as, with a given character, you have summoned and won a fight with her 3 times *in total*, not specifically in one Journey. I didn't get this in NG with a character, as I only summoned & won with her twice before she skedaddled and lost her mind proper, then I did so once more in NG+ and she gave them to me all of a sudden. Wouldn't have known unless I did this by accident. Lovely lady, that Lucy.
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Oof. Lucatiel died at the Rotten right as I killed the Rotten. I meant to ascetic it but spaced and forgot. Just talked to her at Aldia and she's like "no trophy for you". Can I still throw an ascetic into the Rotten (or any other boss) and get that third fight and then... Ascetic Aldia's keep to have her reappear, or am I stuck having to protect her in NG+?
At least I got good ol' Benny and his Plastic Sword without an issue, but poor Lucatiel ghosted me :(
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I've visited her in my Champions covenant walktrhough in all 4 places, and she did not give the equipment in Aldia. Apparently you do need to summon her.
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Lucatiel is a very interesting character when you analyze her properly. Out of all the Souls games, she is the only person who is able to report to you the effects of becoming hollow. In DS1, it was a little mysterious when The Crestfallen Warrior, Laurentius, Nico and Vince go hollow; there seems to be no reason why (While Siegmeyer's hollowing can be explained thanks to the elaborations made in DS3, but that's besides the point). Lucatiel actually tells you what going hollow feels like, first is forgetting why you ever came to Drangleic in the first place, leaving a heavy question to dispel any reason to leave. Then, memories, oldest to most recent, begin to fade, including birthplace, names, loved ones, etc. Lastly, basic motor functions and core sentience are at risk, which is when the true "hollowing" takes place, leaving an empty husk. She tells us about her own hollowing, while others just up and leave, leaving their animated corpses to be found. That's why I like her as a character, she opens up to you. Too bad she sucks at fighting.
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could not get her to stay alive during the rotten, npcs have no chill and dont know how to back off
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I honestly never even knew before now that Lucatiel was in Black Gulch... huh, learn something new about these games every day. Not that she would be particularly useful against the rotten, nor is she really needed for that fight know but it's interesting nonetheless.
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i tried her quest but this mfer could NOT stay alive at all for any of the bosses.
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"Note: Is not necesary to use her as summon to get her set, just defeat the bosses and talk to her in all the encounters, Aldia's Keep should be the last encounter." Do NOT follow this note. Whoever wrote this was on crack. You need to summon. Otherwise you have wasted your chance at the achievement till the next cycle. She disappears without giving you her equipment.
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Can anyone explain this note from the page? "Note: Is not necesary to use her as summon to get her set, just defeat the bosses and talk to her in all the encounters, Aldia's Keep should be the last encounter." I beat every boss in the game, then went and spoke with her at Aldia's Keep and she did not give me her set. I never summoned her for any of the fights, but according to this note from the page she should still have given me the set. Has anyone actually been able to get the set from her without summoning her?
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I once saw her without her mask in the Lost Bastille. Damn was she ugly
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The most depressing character I ever meet and justifiably, I feel bad for her
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I never understood why the questline NPCs had to use separate animations and tactics than regular npc invaders or spirits. Their AI was way worse as a result of being made from scratch by a dev team that was already getting rushed. Regardless lucatiel is best sadbait and deserved so so so much better
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The absolute stupidest NPC's of all the dark souls games. - Doesn't follow you - Gets stuck - Stands around in boss fights, attacks once the entire time if you're lucky - Falls off the path into the water and dies - Sometimes stands at the boss door and doesn't go in - Doesn't heal
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Redeye Ring does NOT work. Fought The Rotten five times and he barely even looked at me.
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For some reason, after I exausted her dialogue in Aldia's Keep, she didn't gave me her set, nor the achievement
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For some reason after I had exhausted her dialogue in Black Gulch she aggro'd on me without me hitting her at all (ps3 SotFS) Really annoying
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Her sign also appears at the grand cathedral in the ivory king dlc. Not sure if summoning her there counts yet.
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Why is here no information about Ring of Steel Protection+1, although the Rings page of the wiki states it's aquiried from Lucatiel of Mirrah. It seems the difficulty of the game was carried over to the wiki. But that defeats it's purpose. cheers
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This page talks about farming her armor set, without explaining how to farm her armor set. Like so many pages on this wiki can't be understood and would require the reader to literally know what the author knows, that which he never writes about btw., this one is no exception because it's riddled by a lack of contextual information. A lot of this wiki sadly is a mess.
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dislike that comment because we will do a giant finger to smash the curse
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So should I kill her when I see her in Aldia’s keep after she gives me her armour and I get the trophy or what
I beg of you, remember my name.
I will, always.
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