Dark Souls 3: Greirat - so rettet ihr den Händler (Quest-Walkthrough) (2024)

FAQs

Is it worth sending Greirat to Lothric Castle? ›

There is no way to save Greirat once you send him to Lothric Castle. He will die no matter what you do.

It's not a big deal. You can go find his ashes in the building where all the lobsters are, just before the kitchen where you talk to Sigward. Give his ashes to the old lady at Firelink and she will sell you all his items. You will miss out on his last batch of items though.

Give to Greirat to progress in his questline. Loretta's Bone is a miscellaneous item in Dark Souls III. Old, discolored human bone with several holes bored into it. A woman's corpse in the Undead Settlement was found clutching this bone.

Should I tell patches about Greirat's 3rd plunder? If you tell him, he can sell you a divine blessing when he comes back. No other reason to do so, though. He'll stop offering stuff regardless of telling him or not.

Lorian is weak to magic, lightning, and frost while Lothric is weakest to physical attacks. Continuously defeating Lorian in the second phase without defeating Lothric makes him resurrected with slightly less health, going up to half of his normal health.

There are several ways you can obtain Greirat's Ashes - the easiest being to just kill him, but there's a good chance you'll miss out on wares he might sell later.

There is no way of saving him if he is sent to pillage Lothric Castle; if the player wishes to keep him alive, they must refrain from sending him when he asks for permission to go. However, sending him there completes his questline.

You absolutely can. It's how i saved him on one of my runs and i believe you need to make sure Patches still has Seig's armour. If you buy it off him, he can't use it to save Greirat.

If you go to irithyll dungeon (at least up to point where alva invades) AND exhaust siegmayer's dialogue at irithyll (in any order), greirat dies after reloading game in any way. It's possible (haven't tested it) that if you talk to onion in irithyll, then kill a boss, and then go to I.

Is there a bad ending in Dark Souls 3? ›

Becoming the Lord of Hollows is by far the darkest ending. Even if you're technically still continuing the Fire Age by channeling the First Flame, you're not exactly implied to be doing the realm of Londor any favors.

If Greirat dies during his pillaging travel in Irithyll, his ashes can be found on his body floating on a corner of the drainage ditch inhabited by several Sewer Centipedes. Once Greirat is killed during his pillaging travel in Lothric Castle, his ashes can be found along the rooftops of the Grand Archives.

With the Champion's Bones in hand, burn them in the Firelink Shrine bonfire and you will then be able to compete in the Undead Matches, and choose whichever settings you would like to compete in.

Step 1 - Free him from the cell beneath the Tower on the Wall bonfire. You find the Cell Key in the large room just before the blue winged knight. It's guarded by a dog. Once you have it, return to Greirat's cell, free him, and agree to help.

Greirat's first outing (to the Undead Settlement); Greirat's second outing (to Irithyll, where he will die unless his rescue by either Patches or Siegward is ensured); And optionally, Greirat's third outing (to Lothric Castle, where he will die regardless of the player's actions).

At this point, Greirat will ask the player if they would like him to use his skills as a thief and go pillage items from various areas. Agreeing to this will make him leave the shrine until an area boss (any) is defeated. Upon his return, his stock of items will be upgraded.

After Greirat has left to scavenge in Lothric Castle, Patches will ask where he has gone. If you tell him, he will stop selling you items and will leave Firelink Shrine until you defeat a boss. He returns with a Hidden Blessing which he sells for 16,000 souls.

Defeat Lothric Knights using the weapon for a chance to obtain one. Alternatively, purchase one from Greirat of the Undead Settlement for 7,000 Souls, after his second thieving run to Irithyll of the Boreal Valley.