Shields are a type of equipment in Dark Souls III. They serve the primary function of being used defensively, allowing for the blocking of incoming attacks from enemies. Much like any normally wielded weapon, they have special skills that can se

For other uses, see Armor. Armor is a type of equipment in Dark Souls III. Armor sets are divided into three categories based on their total weight: Light Armor Sets (0 - 17.9) Medium Armor Sets (18 - 28.9) Heavy Armor Sets (29+) Each armor set

For other uses, see Soul Arrow. Soul Arrow is a Sorcery in Dark Souls. Starting sorcery for the Sorcerer class. Sold by Griggs of Vinheim for 1,000 souls at Firelink Shrine, after rescuing him from the Lower Undead Burg (provided that the player

For other uses, see Armor. Armor is a type of equipment in Dark Souls II. Armor sets are divided into three categories based on their total weight: Light Armor Sets (0 - 14.9) Medium Armor Sets (15 - 29.9) Heavy Armor Sets (30+) Each armor set i

For other uses, see Unique Armor. Unique Armor are armor pieces in Dark Souls II that don't belong to any set or are alternative pieces to a set. Black Witch Domino Mask Black Witch Hat Crown of the Ivory King Crown of the Old Iron King Crown of

For other uses, see Rings. Rings are equipment items that grant either stat bonuses, self-augments to the wielder, as well as covenant bonuses. Up to four rings can be equipped in Dark Souls II, unlike the original Dark Souls, which only allowed

For armor in other games, see Armor. For a custom armor set comparison, see Custom Armor Set Comparison. For an individual armor piece comparison, see Armor Piece Comparison. Armor is a type of equipment in Dark Souls. Armor provides protection

Pyromancy is a class of Magic in Dark Souls III, created by Quelana of Izalith. InDark Souls III, pyromancies are aligned with both Faith and Intelligence. To cast a pyromancy, the player requires a Pyromancy Flame as a catalyst. The player can

For the Dark Souls page, see Boss. For the Dark Souls II page, see Boss (DarkSouls II). Bosses are significant enemies in Dark Souls III. They usually control access to other areas throughout the game. Many bosses are mandatory for the completi

Main article: Armor (Dark Souls) For unique armor in Dark Souls II, see Unique Armor (Dark Souls II). Unique Armor are armor pieces in Dark Souls that do not belong to any set, some of which can be obtained only once per playthrough.