Unused Items

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Unused Items#

Note: Item descriptions are displayed as they appear in the game files, with typos and other errors preserved.

There are also items that originate from Dark Souls II, but only the icons and text (summaries and descriptions) were imported.

Armor#

Image	Name	Game Description	Notes
DSIII-Burial_Knight's_Helm.png	Burial Knight Helm	Helmet favored by the former Order of the Burial Knights. Formal wear often mistaken for ceremonial purposes. Made from the same alloy as that used on the battlefield, it is a little on the heavy side, although functions well as a defensive item.	Armor set has been entirely replaced with Vilhelm's Set from Ashes of Ariandel, and thus shares its IDs.
DSIII-Burial_Knight's_Armor.png	Burial Knight Armor	Armor favored by the former Order of the Burial Knights. Formal wear often mistaken for ceremonial purposes. Made from the same alloy as that used on the battlefield, it is a little on the heavy side, although functions well as a defensive item.
DSIII-Burial_Knight's_Gauntlets.png	Burial Knight Gauntlets	Gauntlets favored by the former Order of the Burial Knights. Formal wear often mistaken for ceremonial purposes. Made from the same alloy as that used on the battlefield, it is a little on the heavy side, although functions well as a defensive item.
DSIII-Burial_Knight's_Leggings.png	Burial Knight Leggings	Leggings favored by the former Order of the Burial Knights. Formal wear often mistaken for ceremonial purposes. Made from the same alloy as that used on the battlefield, it is a little on the heavy side, although functions well as a defensive item.
	Dingy Hood	Worn by a Fire Keeper. It is thought to have once been the white hood of a maiden, but bonfire ash has darkened it over the years.	This headwear shares its name with the Dingy Hood from Dark Souls II. Despite the item's name and description, its appearance is that of the mask worn by the Fire Keeper in Dark Souls III.
DSIII-Footman's_Hood.png	Footman's Hood	Hood worn by a manservant who roams the Undead Commune. The lowly footmen were given the most dejectable^[sic] tasks among citizens of the Undead Commune. Their superhuman strength far exceeds that of an ordinary person, and if agitated can become quite uncontrollable.	Garb worn by Hollow Manservants, who seem to have originally been called Footmen. Similarly, the Undead Commune is likely an early name for the Undead Settlement. This name also appears in the descriptions of the Blood-stained Short Sword and the Hammer of the Giant Tree.
DSIII-Footman's_Overcoat.png	Footman's Overcoat	Overcoat worn by a manservant who roams the Undead Commune. The lowly footmen were given the most dejectable^[sic] tasks among citizens of the Undead Commune. Their superhuman strength far exceeds that of an ordinary person, and if agitated can become quite uncontrollable.
DSIII-Footman's_Bracelet.png	Footman's Bracelet	Bracelets worn by a manservant who roams the Undead Commune. The lowly footmen were given the most dejectable^[sic] tasks among citizens of the Undead Commune. Their superhuman strength far exceeds that of an ordinary person, and if agitated can become quite uncontrollable. .
DSIII-Footman's_Trousers.png	Footman's Trousers	Trousers worn by a manservant who roams the Undead Commune. The lowly footmen were given the most dejectable^[sic] tasks among citizens of the Undead Commune. Their superhuman strength far exceeds that of an ordinary person, and if agitated can become quite uncontrollable.
	Frigid Valley Mask	Mask worn by the beast knight of the Frigid Valley. The mask was created using techniques now lost. It clearly has an unusual, unsettling air about it.	Mask worn by Vordt. Frigid Valley was an early name for the Boreal Valley, first appearing in the Network Test version of the game in the name of the boss it featured, Dancer of the Frigid Valley. This older name also appears in the description of the Dancer's Short Bow.
DSIII-Giant's_Crown.png	Giant's Crown	Crown embedded with the soul of the old giant, Lord of Cinder. Reinforced with the protection of a giant, this item will repel all manner of attacks, holding fast against the wearer's enemies.	Armor Set worn by Yhorm the Giant.
DSIII-Giant's_Armor.png	Giant's Armor	Armor embedded with the soul of the old giant, Lord of Cinder. Reinforced with the protection of a giant, this item will repel all manner of attacks, holding fast against the wearer's enemies.
DSIII-Giant's_Gauntlets.png	Giant's Gauntlets	Gauntlets embedded with the soul of the old giant, Lord of Cinder. Reinforced with the protection of a giant, this item will repel all manner of attacks, holding fast against the wearer's enemies.
DSIII-Giant's_Leggings.png	Giant's Leggings	Leggings embedded with the soul of the old giant, Lord of Cinder. Reinforced with the protection of a giant, this item will repel all manner of attacks, holding fast against the wearer's enemies.
	Grotto Hat	Hat of a sorcerer who distanced himself from this world. Looks terribly worn-out, but the fabric's surface is reinforced with magic.
	Grotto Robe	Robe of a sorcerer who distanced himself from this world. Looks terribly worn-out, but the fabric's surface is reinforced with magic.
	Grotto Wrap	Gloves of a sorcerer who distanced himself from this world. Looks terribly worn-out, but the fabric's surface is reinforced with magic.
	Grotto Trousers	Waistcloth of a sorcerer who distanced himself from this world. Looks terribly worn-out, but the fabric's surface is reinforced with magic.
DSIII-Heavy_Knight's_Helm.png	Heavy Knight's Helm	Helmet of a heavy knight, leaden from head to foot. Created with the ideology of withstanding any attack, it demands excessive physical strength from those who use it. However, the defensive power it offers is beyond expectation.	The Heavy Knight set appears to have been recolored and reincorporated as Lapp's Set in the Ringed City DLC.
DSIII-Heavy_Knight's_Armor.png	Heavy Knight's Armor	Armor of a heavy knight, leaden from head to foot. Created with the ideology of withstanding any attack, it demands excessive physical strength from those who use it. However, the defensive power it offers is beyond expectation.
DSIII-Heavy_Knight's_Gauntlets.png	Heavy Knight's Gauntlets	Gauntlets of a heavy knight, leaden from head to foot. Created with the ideology of withstanding any attack, it demands excessive physical strength from those who use it. However, the defensive power it offers is beyond expectation.
DSIII-Heavy_Knight's_Leggings.png	Heavy Knight's Leggings	Leggings of a heavy knight, leaden from head to foot. Created with the ideology of withstanding any attack, it demands excessive physical strength from those who use it. However, the defensive power it offers is beyond expectation.
DSIII-Hexer's_Hood.png	Hexer's Hood	Hood worn by a hexer. Grants slight increase to spell uses. Belonged to Felkin the Outcast. Hexing appears to be an offshoot of sorcery, but its specific origins are unknown. Effect: Increases number of casts for each spell	Garb worn by Felkin the Outcast. It was obtainable in Dark Souls II.
DSIII-Hexer's_Robes.png	Hexer's Robes	Robe worn by a hexer. Belonged to Felkin the Outcast. Those who have a taste of dark are drawn into its vortex and rarely return. Perhaps it appeals to something deep within the human soul.
DSIII-Hexer's_Gloves.png	Hexer's Gloves	Gloves worn by a hexer. Belonged to Felkin the Outcast. Those who have a taste of dark are drawn into its vortex and rarely return. Perhaps it appeals to something deep within the human soul.
DSIII-Hexer's_Boots.png	Hexer's Boots	Boots worn by a hexer. Belonged to Felkin the Outcast. Those who have a taste of dark are drawn into its vortex and rarely return. Perhaps it appeals to something deep within the human soul.
DSIII-Man_Serpent's_Mask.png	Man Serpent's Mask	Metallic mask worn by a man serpent priest. There were those among the man serpents as well as people, who devoted themselves to magic, and the existence of a cane that could invoke sorceries from ages past.	Garb worn by the Man-Serpent Summoners.
DSIII-Man_Serpent's_Robe.png	Man Serpent's Robes	Robe worn by a man serpent priest. There were those among the man serpents as well as people, who devoted themselves to magic, and the existence of a cane that could invoke sorceries from ages past.	Garb worn by the Man-Serpent Summoners.
DSIII-Saint's_Veil.png	Saint's Veil	Veil worn by the young crossbreed taken prisoner within the dungeon. Originally pure white, years of incarceration have stained it ash grey.	Garb worn by Company Captain Yorshka.
DSIII-Saint's_Dress.png	Saint's Dress	Dress worn by the young crossbreed taken prisoner within the dungeon. Originally pure white, years of incarceration have stained it ash grey.	Garb worn by Company Captain Yorshka.
DSIII-Scholar's_Shed_Skin.png	Scholar's Shed Skin	Skin shed from a sage of the Grand Archives. The ivory wax has hardened, forming a mask. Wax protected the inquirer from exposure to the foulness that permeated the majority of the texts, preventing one's anchor of reason from being too easily washed away.	This item gets its appearance from the wax-covered heads of the Grand Archives Scholar. It appears to have been scrapped in favor of having the player dunk their heads in wax basins located around the level, which awards them a buff thats identical to the one this item would have provided.
DSIII-Soldier's_Hood.png	Soldier's Hood	Hood supplied to common soldiers protecting Lothric. Its simple build offers the bare minimum of protection in battle, but is comparatively lightweight and manageable.	The name of this hood suggests it would have been worn by the Hollow Soldiers found in Lothric.
	Thief Mask	Mask of sinners. They hide their faces, stifle their voices and hide in shadows. It does not provide much in the way of defense.	The design of this Thief Mask variant is almost identical to the one that appears in Dark Souls II.
	Varangian Helm	Helm worn by Varangians that terrorized nearby seas. The coastline stretches far in northern Drangleic. Beyond this northern sea is an unexplored continent, said to be home of things inhuman.	Garb worn by Hollow Vangarians. It was obtainable in Dark Souls II.
	Varangian Armor	Armor worn by Varangians that terrorized nearby seas. The coastline stretches far in northern Drangleic. Beyond this northern sea is an unexplored continent, said to be home of things inhuman.
	Varangian Cuffs	Cuffs worn by Varangians that terrorized nearby seas. The coastline stretches far in northern Drangleic. Beyond this northern sea is an unexplored continent, said to be home of things inhuman.
	Varangian Leggings	Leggings worn by Varangians that terrorized nearby seas. The coastline stretches far in northern Drangleic. Beyond this northern sea is an unexplored continent, said to be home of things inhuman.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Armor Gallery#

(Source: Screenshots by - Olgvn)

DLC Armor#

Name	Game Description	Notes
[N/A] (Harald Knight Head?)	[N/A]	Player version of Harald Knight's head. Only the icon and FXR exists
[N/A] (Ledo's Helm?)	[N/A]	Was most likely meant to be Silver Knight Ledo's armor set as it reinforces Ledo's eccentricity with its design, being similar to normal Silver Knight armor. Only the icons exist. There is a mod on Nexus that recreates the armor.
[N/A] (Ledo's Armor?)	[N/A]
[N/A] (Ledo's Gauntlets?)	[N/A]
[N/A] (Ledo's Leggings?)	[N/A]

(Source: Icons - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Consumables#

Name	Game Summary	Game Description	Notes
Brightbug	Inflict more damage, receive less	A tiny bug that produces light. Brightbugs are said to comfort the dead, and are found in the marshlands leading to the Undead Crypt. By ingesting a brightbug just before death, the moment at which they glow most brightly, one attains great power for a short time. Often utilized as a last-resort for adventurers who have lost their way. Has no effect in other worlds or for phantoms.	Consumable item that was obtainable in Dark Souls II.
Holy Water Urn	Cleanse Undead with holy essence	An urn filled with crystal-clear water. Originally intended as a soothing potion, this water scalds the skin of Undead and Hollows. In the old capital of Mirrah, an ancient, well-protected spring produces holy water, but the water has been difficult to acquire ever since Mirrah became embroiled in war.	Consumable item that appeared in Dark Souls II. It a similar appearance to the Hidden Blessing, whose description says it contains "holy water blessed by the Queen of Lothric."
Oozing Charm Berry	Temporarily boosts magic/fire defence	A blue berry emitting a faint magic. Temporarily boosts magic/fire defense. When the magic contained in the berry permeates the body, it protects the user from magic and fire.	This consumable item is similar to the Blue Bug Pellet in both function and appearance. However, the pellet only boosts magic absorption.
Oozing Flash Berry	Temporarily boosts dark/lightning defence	A yellow berry emitting a faint magic. Temporarily boosts dark/lightning defense. When the magic contained in the berry permeates the body, it protects the user from dark and lightning.	This consumable item is similar to the Yellow Bug Pellet in both function and appearance. However, the pellet only boosts lightning absorption.
Black Molotov Cocktail	[N/A]	[N/A]	Only icon exists.
Molotov Cocktail	[N/A]	[N/A]	Only icon exists.
Monastery Charm	Cures poison and restores HP	A blessed charm. Cures poison and restores HP. Many such charms were blessed in reconstructed ancient ceremonies, carried out in the monastery of Lindelt, now known as the new home of miracles. Though it may lack the power of an original, in circumstances dire enough, an imitation can be quite enough.	A consumable item that cures poison and restores HP. It was obtainable in Dark Souls II.
Poison Kukri	[N/A]	[N/A]	The player can obtain Poison Throwing Knives and Kukris, but not Poison Kukris. This item likely caused both bleeding and poison buildup.
Rotten Pine Bundle	[N/A]	[N/A]	There are five types of resins; consumable items that serve as temporary weapon enchantments. However, only two of these resins have an obtainable bundle variant: Gold Pine and Charcoal.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Keys#

Image	Name	Game Summary	Game Description	Notes
	Bridge Key	Key to the inner part of the bridge	Key to the inner part of the bridge. Beyond the great bridge that couldn't possibly have been made by human hand, hides a mystery that has yet to be discovered. Some say that the realm of God awaits, but others…
	Dungeon Ground Floor Key	Key to the cell door imprisoning a knight	Unlocks a single cell in the vast dungeon. Using this key will open the gates that once held a captive night^[sic].	If you're into dark humour, you'll enjoy this item description's typo.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Online Play#

Spirit Amethyst

Spirit flies out to seek foes in other worlds

Online play item. Purple crystal inhabited by spirits.

Spirits soar to seek enemies from other worlds, conforming to the target's color.

Can be used three times, then regenerated with rest at a bonfire. What stuff is it that in the purple crystal resides? Perhaps cinders of Undead, sacrificed to the bonfire. Or perhaps the vengeful spirits of those who fell to foes from distant worlds.

Blue Sentinels and Darkmoon Knights have an effect similar to the description of this item when being summoned through a concord. A particle effect will spawn from their bodies and travel in the direction of the invader in the host's world.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Other#

Image	Name	Game Summary	Game Description	Notes
DSIII-Dragon_Chaser's_Ashes.png	Dragon Chaser's Ashes
	Dragon Scale	Reinforce dragon weapons.	Dragon scale for reinforcing dragon weapons. Peeled from an ancient dragon. A dragon is inseparable from its scales, and the transcendent apostles, who seek the perpetuity of the ancient dragons, have crossed the very end of the earth to seek this invaluable treasure.	Updated icon of the item Dragon Scale from Dark Souls 2.
[N/A]	Gwyndolin's Finger	Ruined finger of Dark Sun Gwyndolin	Ruined finger of Dark Sun Gwyndolin. The young crossbreed girl loved her brother, of whom all that remains is this ruined finger. Even so, her love for him will never falter…	There's a Dried Finger item that allows players to summon more phantoms and opens them to more invasions, but it's unclear if there's a connection.
	Holy Remains	Sinister vessel made from the skull of a noble king	Sinister vessel made from the skull of a noble king. Placed on the altar within the catacombs, but its origins are unclear. An ominous air emits from the chalice, gripping the hearts of those who peer at it as if determined to drag them to the world of the dead.	This item shares its appearance with the chalice found in High Lord Wolnir's lair in the Catacombs of Carthus. When used, it teleports the player to the boss room.
	Iron Seal of the Wolf	Crest opening the way to Fort Faran, home to the Undead Corps	Crest opening the way to Fort Faran, home to the Undead Corps. Passed down to cursed undead warriors, the stench of death still lingers. Perhaps Freise of Vinheim will have some use for it…	Orbeck is the only NPC that hails from Vinheim; there is no character by the name of Freise. The Undead Corps is likely an early name for the Undead Legion, while Fort Faran is likely an early name for Farron Keep. The item's appearance is similar to that of the Watchdogs of Farron covenant item.
	Pendant	No effect	This faintly warm medal, engraved with the symbol of the Sun, is the ultimate honor, awarded to shoe^[sic] who summon the Warrior of Sunlight and complete a goal. The symbol represents Lord Gwyn's Firstborn, who lost his deity status and was expunged from the annals. But the old God of War still watches closely over his warriors.	Appears to be using an HD remake of the icon for the Pendant from Dark Souls. The item's description seems to be that of an earlier version of the Sunlight Medal players receive for beating a boss with a Warrior of Sunlight covenant member present.
	Silver Pendant	Silver pendant. Deflects Dark.	Silver pendant engraved with the crest of Artorias. One of the ancient treasures of Anor Londo. Presented to Artorias for facing the Abyss. Effectively deflects the Dark of the Abyss, especially in its magic forms.	Appears to have the same visual design as the Silver Pendant from Dark Souls.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Pyromancy Flames#

The only alternative to the Pyromancy Flame available to the player is the Pyromancer's Parting Flame.

The only remaining assets are text, so there's no way to know what icons would have been used (assuming they were even assigned icons). This list will use icons for the Pyromancy Flame, and for an unused Pyromancy Flame (the one with the larger flame orb).

Name	Game Description	Notes
Deep Pyromancy Flame (First)	A flame catalyst used by pyromancers. Pyromancers rouse this flame to wield various fire arts. The flame rewards those with a thirst for power. The more Hollowed one is, the stronger the effect. Effect: Spell power scales with Hollowing.	Description text is identical to the Dark Pyromancy Flame from Dark Souls 2. Could have functioned similarly, as there are SpEffectParams with "Scale with Hollowing Level" enabled. Would be removed and placed into a new text ID (13410000 to 13500000) and use the description of Pitch-Dark Pyromancy Flame.
Flickering Pyromancy Flame	A flame catalyst used by pyromancers. Pyromancers rouse this flame to wield various fire arts. This flickering flame grows in power the closer one is to their target, intensifying the impact of a pyromancy.
Strong Pyromancy Flame	A flame catalyst used by pyromancers. Pyromancers rouse this flame to wield various fire arts. This flickering flame grows in power the closer one is to their target, intensifying the impact of a pyromancy.
Deep Pyromancy Flame (Last)	A flame catalyst used by pyromancers. Pyromancers rouse this flame to wield various fire arts. This dark, stagnant flame follows a system that differs from ordinary techniques. The effects of this are manifested in full when used with dark pyromancies.
Pitch-Dark Pyromancy Flame	A flame catalyst used by pyromancers. Pyromancers rouse this flame to wield various fire arts. This dark, stagnant flame follows a system that differs from ordinary techniques. The effects of this are manifested in full when used with dark pyromancies.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Ascending Pyromancy Flames#

The IDs between the Flickering and Strong Pyromancy Flames (13450000 and 13460000), and the Deep and Pitch-Dark Pyromancy Flames (13500000 and 13510000) are right next to each other.

This could indicate it was possible to ascend pyromancy flames (ala Dark Souls 1). However, the existence of such mechanic is unknown.

Rings#

Image	Name	Game Summary	Game Description	Notes
	Rare Ring of Sacrifice	Breaks on death, but nothing lost, nullifies curse	(DS1 Description): This mystical ring was created in a sacrificial rite of Velka, the Goddess of Sin. The magenta-shaded ring is especially rare. Its wearer will lose nothing upon death, and will be freed from any curse whatsoever, but the ring itself breaks. (DS3) Description: This mystical ring was created in a sacrificial rite of Velka, the Goddess of Sin. This magenta-shaded ring is especially rare. Its wearer will lose nothing upon death, and will be freed from any curse whatsoever, but the ring itself breaks. A sacrifice is only worth as much as the life it spares.	Has descriptions from Dark Souls (Txt ID 127) and Dark Souls 3 (Txt ID 20220) This ring shares its name with the Rare Ring of Sacrifice from Dark Souls. When equipped, it prevents the loss of Souls or Humanity upon death. If the player is killed by a Curse, the effect will vanish upon respawn. However, Dark Souls III does not have a penalty which persists after death due to Curse. It is very likely that the ring was removed from the game for the same reason (whatever that reason may be).
[N/A]	Ring of Hiding	Hides the wearer from Dark Spirits at a distance	Masks one's presence from adversaries. Hides the wearer from Dark Spirits at a distance. The wearer's presence is obscured, concealing their very existence from invaders of that world. However, if permitted to get close, the effect will fade.	This item seems to have been reworked into the Obscuring Ring, which is practically identical.
[N/A]	Ring of Sustained Energy	Boosts stamina recovery speed, as long as attacking persists	Wearer's will to fight is converted into strength. Boosts stamina recovery speed, as long as attacking persists. The unnatural ability of a late hero dwells within this ring, the use of which was permitted to only a select and valiant few.
[N/A]	Ring of Sustained Essence	Recovers CP^[sic] with successive attacks	Wearer's will to fight is converted into strength. Recovers FP with successive attacks. The unnatural ability of a late hero dwells within this ring, the use of which was permitted to only a select and valiant few.
[N/A]	Ring of Sustained Fortune	Increases drop rate with successive attacks	Wearer's will to fight is converted into strength. Increases drop rate with successive attacks. The unnatural ability of a late hero dwells within this ring, the use of which was permitted to only a select and valiant few.
[N/A]	Ring of Sustained Magic	Boosts spells, as long as attacking persists	Wearer's will to fight is converted into strength. Boosts spells, as long as attacking persists. The unnatural ability of a late hero dwells within this ring, the use of which was permitted to only a select and valiant few.
[N/A]	Ring of Sustained Might	Adds extra damage with successive attacks	Wearer's will to fight is converted into strength. Adds extra damage with successive attacks. The unnatural ability of a late hero dwells within this ring, the use of which was permitted to only a select and valiant few.	This ring appears to have been reworked into the Pontiff's Right Eye. The Right Eye boosts a player's attack by up to 15%, as long as they continue the assault.
[N/A]	Ring of Sustained Toughness	Boosts defense, as long as attacking persists	Wearer's will to fight is converted into strength. Boosts defense, as long as attacking persists. The unnatural ability of a late hero dwells within this ring, the use of which was permitted to only a select and valiant few.
DSIII-Yorgh's_Ring.png	Yorgh's Ring	Sometimes deflects spells	Ring of Sir Yorgh, who sought the blood of a dragon and invaded Shulva. Can deflect spells. When Sir Yorgh faced Sinh, the slumbering dragon, he drew blood with a flash of his steel, but Sinh responded by spewing forth the poison that had long brewed within him, blanketing the city in a miasmic cloud.	This ring originally appeared in the first DLC expansion for Dark Souls II. Dark Souls III's lore suggests that the name Yorgh may have belonged to a Giant.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Shields#

Ancient Dragon Great Shield

Rare great shield supposedly made from part of an immortal dragon.

The scarcity of the material is matched by its strength, and it will not falter when exchanging blows with any sort of weapon. The shield's rarity has precipitated the giving and taking of countless lives.

There's a used shield known as the Ancient Dragon Greatshield, but it has a different icon.

Also has been given the name Immortal Dragon Greatshield by dataminers.

Prince's Shield

Shield favored by Prince Lothric's brother and protector.

The prince, left mute and crippled by the curse, used this shield in order to protect his frail younger brother.

Prince Lorian wields an enchanted sword, but no shield. It is worth noting that the visual design of this shield complements his other equipment, implicating that it was, at some point, going to be canon that Lorian historically wielded a shield which could be obtained by the player despite Lorian not using a shield in practice (due to specific circumstances). This would have been very similar to how Knight Artorias from Dark Souls wielded only a sword in battle but had a legendary greatshield obtainable by the player.

Unknown Shield

This shield shares its icon with the Cleric's Parma from Dark Souls II.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Spell Tomes#

Braille Tome of Sunlight

Learn miracles of the sun

A sacred braille tome of sunlight, written for warriors of the sun covenant.

Give it to a storyteller to learn sun miracles.

Knights of the sunlight covenant are brilliantly beaming co-operators who volley lightning, and hand out medals before disappearing into the sunset.

There are four used Braille Tomes, but this is not one of them.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Spells#

[N/A]

Dorris Swarm

Summon swarm of insects that nestles within foes

Dark miracle taught at the Cathedral of the Deep; imparted by the mentor Dorris before she lost her mind.

Summon a swarm of insects that nestles within foes.

The insects bore completely through the body before continuing to erode everything in the vicinity.

This miracle seems to have been reworked into Dorhys's Gnawing, which is practically identical.

[N/A]

Morbid Temptation

Inflict pain on hollows

A micracle^[sic] that causes distress only to those that have turned hollow.

To hollows, there is no greater affliction than the temptation of death. To them, this agony transcends imagination.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Souls#

Image	Name	Game Description	Notes
	Soul of the Great Bat	Soul of the Great Bat, sealed away deep beneath the earth. Use to acquire a huge amount of souls, or to make an offering at the training kiln…	The great bat in question is almost assuredly the Demon Prince from the Ringed City DLC. Though, at one point, the Giant Bat was a boss in the Smouldering Lake.
	Soul of a Wicked Spirit	Soul of a malevolent god that possessed a heroic king. Use to acquire a huge amount of souls, or to make an offering at the training kiln…

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

Weapons#

Image	Name	Game Description	Notes
	Ancient Dragon Halberd	Rare halberd supposedly made from part of an immortal dragon. The scarcity of the material is matched by its strength, and it will not falter when exchanging blows with any sort of weapon. The halberd's rarity has precipitated the giving and taking of countless lives.
	Blood-stained Short Sword	Dagger used by citizens of the Undead Commune. The inner blade is lined with fish hook-like barbs, maximising fatality when tangled in the target. It is rumored that this weapon had some sort of ritualistic use, but the truth is unknown.	The Undead Commune is likely an early name for the Undead Settlement. This name also appears in the descriptions of the Footman's Set and the Hammer of the Giant Tree.
DSIII-Dancer's_Short_Bow.png	Dancer's Short Bow	Bow born from the soul of the Dancer of the Frigid Valley. Created using a tough Frigid Valley alloy, this bow is astonishingly flexibile, capable of firing powerful arrows.	This weapon's name suggests that it belongs to the Dancer of the Boreal Valley, but she wields Enchanted Swords, not a bow. Frigid Valley was an early name for the Boreal Valley, first appearing in the Network Test version of the game in the name of the boss it featured, Dancer of the Frigid Valley. This older name also appears in the description of the Frigid Valley Mask. This would be repurposed into the White Birch Bow for The Ringed City DLC, wielded by Halflight, Spear of the Church.
	Foot Soldier Sword		This sword first appeared in Dark Souls II.
	Four Knights Hammer	Hammer of the Four Knights, writhing in the dark. This hammer was made for battle using a mysterious metal, its sharp edge capable of piercing shields and armor easily. Used to mercilessly crush enemies before one's eyes.
	Golden Dual Swords	A pair of characteristically curved swords, each serving a distinct purpose. The right is embedded with thorns, designed to wound and wither the opponent. During that instant, the left is used to finish them with its superior cutting ability. A deadly onslaught with this weapon will strike fear into one's enemies.	These swords have designs identical to those of the Dark Silver Tracer and Gold Tracer from Dark Souls, with snazzy HD remastered models and textures.
	Hammer of the Giant Tree	Hammer crafted from the trunk of a great tree that has survived for an overwhelmingly long time. It was said that the old tree posessed^[sic] thought, and became an object of worship for citizens of the Undead Commune. With a density and strength unthinkable for wood, it boasts power that can stand up against any metallic weapon.	The Undead Commune is likely an early name for the Undead Settlement. This name also appears in the descriptions of the Footman's Set and the Blood-stained Short Sword.
	Heavy Four-Pronged Plow	Four-pronged Plow wielded by the wooden scarecrows, serfs of the forest Sanctuary. The scarecrow serfs would not normally use these four-pronged plows as weapons, but their sharpness makes them very deadly.	This weapon comes directly from Dark Souls.
DSIII-Lothric's_Scythe.png	Lothric's Scythe	Scythe born from the soul of Lothric. Forged for Prince Lothric, this weapon's blade is slightly elongated and boasts beautiful craftmanship. It has a sharp edge contains^[sic] a hard alloy, and can rip through anything like paper.	Prince Lothric is an unarmed magic user. He and his brother are fought in a single boss battle, and they drop a shared Boss Soul known as the Soul of the Twin Princes, which the player can choose to forge into Lothric's Holy Sword or Lorian's Greatsword. The two can then be transposed into the Twin Princes' Greatsword. No mention of a scythe.
	Manikin Sabre		There are Manikin Claws, but not a sabre. This item is a direct replica of an item from Dark Souls II.
	Missionary Axe	Axe used by the missionaries who endeavored to propagate the Undead Commune, as well as its surrounding lands. The only salvation they offer is death, and any who disobey their teachings will be broken in two.	Meant to be wielded and dropped by Cathedral Evangelists (c1230). It is still in the character's files.
	Sacred Beast Catalyst	Catalyst used by the sacred beasts that dwell deep within the forest. The beasts employed techniques from long ago, and their magical power has become instilled in this catalyst, increasing the potency of sorcery.	This catalyst is wielded by the Elder Ghrus. Only the icon, textures (wp_a_1315) and description text still remain.
[N/A]	[Unnamed Sword 1][wp_a_8002]	[N/A]	This sword has a broken tip.
[N/A]	[Unnamed Sword 2][wp_a_8005]	[N/A]	This unnamed sword is the wieldable version of the Sword of Avowal, a key item that cannot normally be equipped.
[N/A]	[Unnamed Sword 3][wp_a_8006]	[N/A]	This unnamed sword is speckled with white. The handle is forged in the shape of a nun.
[N/A]	[Unnamed Sword 4][wp_a_8000]	[N/A]	This unnamed sword is used by Lothric Priests. Internally named as "Test Greatbow"
[N/A]	[Unnamed Sword 5][wp_a_8003]	[N/A]	This unnamed sword has a short, pointed blade.

(Source: Item Names, Icons, & Descriptions - Dark Souls III Wiki)

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(Source: Screenshots by - Olgvn)