Merchant Gavlan changes his location three times in the game. Initially, he can be found in the Deserted Marina location, in a place where many monsters with strange hands roam around.

The second time you will meet him in the Harvest Valley location. From the Poison Pool bonfire you need to go to the poisonous fog. There you will see a cave, at the end of which Gavlan will be.

The third time he can be found in the Farros Door location. In this location he will be not far from the first bonfire. You will need to find a spiral staircase there, near which the merchant will stand. The gnome will be in this location permanently. Gavlan will move to a new location after you talk to him.

Trade with Gavlan

This dwarf can buy your equipment and weapons for souls. Yes, of course, his prices are not the highest, but it’s still something. In addition to the fact that you can drain him of excess luggage for souls, you can also buy several useful things from him. For example, poison arrows, throwing knives, poisonous resin or the Ring of Giants. If you kill a gnome, you can get 1300 souls and a Girm Great Axe.

What to do if you accidentally killed Gavlan?

In general, the merchant is a very useful character and can bring a lot of benefits. But in certain situations, you can mistake the gnome for an enemy and kill him. What to do in this case? I can please you, the merchant can be returned, albeit in the guise of a ghost. But he will start trading with you again.

In order to resurrect the gnome, you need to go to church and atone for your sins. You may need to spend souls to do this. After this, return to the place where the merchant's body should be. In its place a tombstone should appear, and above it the ghost of a gnome, who will trade as if nothing had happened.

This article won't tell you anything new for Souls series veterans, but there are still a couple of useful tips here. (attention! - spoilers!)

Translation of an article from the IGN portal.

There are things you shouldn't do in Dark Souls II. There is a price to pay for freedom of action. Every wrong action has consequences that will reverberate throughout the game.

The IGN portal team selected eighteen of the most painful errors:

1. Don't kill the Emerald Messenger.

You can kill almost any NPC in Dark Souls, including your allies. The Emerald Messenger in Majulu is one of your loyal supporters, and if you really want to, you can slaughter her. If you manage to kill her, you'll be in quite a predicament, as the Herald is your only way to level up and upgrade your Estus Flask.

Of course, you can revive her by spending souls over her grave, but do yourself a favor and start playing again.

2. Don't kill old ladies at the beginning of the game

Although two of them drop a Stuffed Man, killing them blocks the ability to redistribute skill points.

In addition, killing old people in itself is bad.

3. Don't attack friendly NPCs.

Why? The reward is rarely worth it. If you accidentally hit an NPC, he will be hostile towards you until you visit Cromwell in Brightstone Cove.

4. Don't waste Stuffed Man.

The stuffed man is very difficult to find, especially at the beginning of the game. Use them only as a last resort. Better equip the Ring of Blinding instead. Or even better, the Ring of Life Protection and the Ring of Soul Protection to save yourself from losses after death.

At the beginning of the game, Scarecrows drop from dogs in the Forgotten Fortress, if you suddenly don't have enough)

5. Don't turn down the volume.

Some traps in Dark Souls make themselves known right before they occur. And the fact that you heard the trap a second before it came showed - it can save your life.

6. Don't rush to kill Red Crystal Lizards

From time to time you will find Blue Crystal Lizards. If you act quickly, you can knock out useful items from them.

Their red cousins, however, are not so accommodating. When you attack, they will explode like bombs.

7. Do not use the Coal of Hostility if you are not confident in your abilities.

The ember of enmity is a very useful thing - strengthening enemies in the area allows you to collect more souls, but this effect is irreversible and goes even into NG+.

8. Don't rush through doors.

Don't naively break into every door you just opened. Scary things may await you...

9. Don't join the Society of Champions.

Unless you're crazy or a Dark Souls pro, don't kneel before the Altar of Victors in Majula. Otherwise, all enemies will become stronger, they will deal more damage, and you will do less. It turns out that Dark Souls has a difficult mode)

If you have already entered there, talk to the Cat in Majula to exit the covenant.

10. Don't let the weapon break.

The little red stripe under your gear is very important. It shows how close your weapon is to breaking. Relaxing by the campfire restores all equipment for free, but if something breaks, you will have to pay for repairs.

Take care to replace your primary weapon in case it is close to breaking. Also, carry a weapon for battle in confined spaces. Hitting walls with a large weapon won't do much damage.

11. Do not carelessly return for lost souls.

You have only one chance to return the souls lost after death. There is nothing more offensive than dying stupidly on the way to returning your hard-earned souls. Stay away from the rocks, avoid traps, lure out enemies one by one, and expose yourself to danger as little as possible. Forget about exploring new corners, reconnaissance of the territory... there will still be time for this. Just bring back the Souls!

12. You are greeted by your clothes and escorted by your intelligence.

A Scorpio man is not necessarily your enemy. When you meet them for the first time, don't attack! You can gain a powerful ally if you talk to Thark in the Shadow Forest. You will need a whisper ring to understand it.

13. Do not attack Vendrick without the Souls of Giants.

King Vendrick's protection decreases the more Giant Souls you have. Don't attack until you've collected a few.

14. Do not bring light into the Undead Crypt.

Guardians don't just attack. They will attack if you bring light to the tombs.

15. Do not release Navlaan while you are hollow.

Navlaan is an NPC locked in a cage in the Aldia Citadel. If you release it while you are in human form, it can be quite useful. However, if you free him while hollow, he will attack you.

16. Don't fight Mita until you burn down the mill.

Don't even try to fight the Ruinous Queen Mita until you burn down the windmill.

17. Don't waste boss souls.

Souls obtained from bosses are a real treasure. You can of course use them to level up or buy equipment, but it's better to consider creating a unique weapon from them. There are two characters who can exchange boss souls for such weapons.

18. Don't break chests!

Don't open treasure chests with a sword! The impact destroys the treasure inside, turning it into trash.

/ Answer to the game: / How to sell unnecessary things in the game Dark Souls 2?

How to sell unwanted items in Dark Souls 2?

In the game Dark Souls 2, things that bring absolutely no benefit to the main character can be sold. However, only one playable character can buy them - Lone Gavlan, who belongs to the Girmov race. It is worth noting that this race has a negative attitude towards people, but Gavlan is an exception.

In order to sell things in Dark Souls 2, you need to go to the territory of the Deserted Marina for the first time. Then move to the very top part of the location and climb to the second floor of one of the buildings. The player will have the opportunity to kill the merchant and receive a large girm ax and 1300 souls in addition. After this, for each opportunity to sell an item, you will need to pay 3,500 souls to summon the soul of the murdered person and start bargaining with him.

The second time the player can meet Gavlan in the Harvest Valley (if he was not killed earlier). He will stand near the Poison Pool bonfire, located in a cave shrouded in toxic haze. Gavlan can also be found in the room above the bonfire located in the Farros Door area. This is where he will be until the end of the game.

Publication date: 03/27/2015 18:18:01

What makes people cosplay famous game characters?

Sympathy for this or that character, the presence of the necessary things in the game, or the desire to give your build plot significance, to become part of the game world itself?

Or maybe just a thirst for trolling (ex. Patchwork cosplay)?

Everyone plays in his own way, and his game acquires certain distinctive features as he gets used to the role of a particular character. And the better this character was presented, the more clearly these features appear in her

Hello everyone, and this time, we will talk about some famous characters from the Dark Souls games.

SiegmeyerfromKatarina.

Siegemayer of Catarina is a knight who is in constant thought, and is repeatedly encountered by the main character as he progresses through Dark Souls. His storyline develops depending on the player's interest in him. He desires adventure and travel, but, having a phlegmatic character, takes a long time to decide what to do. He and his funny onion-shaped armor endear him to players. Siegmeyer is armed with a legendary sword that deals huge damage, and a small shield allows him to effectively parry. This makes Siegmeyer an excellent fighter, quickly moving from defense to offense.

Class: robber.

Weapon:

Zweighander and small leather shield,

Rings:

Ring of Clorantee +2,

Ring of Life +2,

Ring of the King's Soldier,

Third Dragon Ring.

Armor:

LonelyGavlan.

Lonesome Gaclan (Dark Souls 2) is a traveling merchant of the Girmov people, and the only one of his people who apparently did not succumb to the curse and become hollow. He sells items to the main character, and is the only one who also buys them. With his simplicity and impartiality, Gavlan captivates players and wins them over. The hero is armed with two huge axes - which represents destructive power. However, its slowness is still a disadvantage.

Class: robber.

Weapon:

2 large girm axes,

Fused hammer and cestus (as an alternative),

Short or long bow (optional).

Rings:

Ring of Blades +2,

Ring of Life +2,

Ring of the King's Soldier,

Third Dragon Ring.

Armor:

Set of the Warrior of the Girmov people.

Guardiansruins.

Ruin Guardians (Dark Souls 2) are strange-looking bosses in the game, wearing bronze armor. Despite their enormous size, they are very agile and run fast, being very thin and long-legged. Their attacks are very dangerous for the player, taking into account the huge radius and angle of these attacks. Ruin Guards are also found in Drangleic Castle and are part of the castle guards. Their presence in locked rooms has some symbolic meaning. The three guards from the forgotten fortress have names - Alessia, Ricce and Jachim.

Class: robber.

Weapon:

Archdragon Mace,

Shield of Llewelyn,

Alonne Knight's Longbow (optional).

Rings:

Ring of Blades +2,

Ring of the Living / Ring of Life / Ring of Steel Protection,

Ring of Clorantee +2,

Third Dragon Ring.

Armor:

Final words:

I spent a lot of time in the game and made a huge number of builds and cosplays. And these are just some of them. I will write about other of them next time.

I hope you enjoyed my performance and approach to creating cosplay builds. I also welcome your suggestions or corrections if I did not take something into account or could have done better.

Have fun playing and have fun creating your own cosplays!

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