Zoey

Marie

Ignacio

Galen

Ollie

Tala

Quinn

Bodie

Teacher

British

Vampire Bodyguard

Francis

Woman

Bodyguard

The Narrator

African lady

Soft Bubbly

Southern

Robot

Hailey

French

Hood

Indian Girl Accent

A French Girl

Male Russian Accent

Irish

A cat-girl guard that'd trade some yarn for weapons. A little lonely. Not very laid back. Focused on keeping you from escaping BattleBlock Theater (a creepy abandoned old theater). A little grumpy at times. Can be clingy when they feel comfortable. No end for the RP

A cat security guard

Area bosses of Belfry Luna. Total of five of them to fight. Very similar to the gargoyles in Dark Souls.


The first boss of the Iron Keep. It guards a rather useful bonfire that significantly reduces travel time between deaths in the second half of the Iron Keep, so defeating should be a priority. Lucatiel of Mirrah can be summoned for this battle, but she is often defeated very quickly. Still, she is an excellent tank for casters. Using the Redeye Ring can increase her chances of surviving, but will require the caster to get uncomfortably close to the boss.

Area boss of the Black Gulch, below the Gutter. Lucatiel of Mirrah can be summoned next to the bonfire outside the Fog Door. Lone Hunter Schmidt can be summoned to the left of the Fog Door, in the open, though this is not recommended as he deals little damage and has little health. A large mass of bodies swinging a giant cleaver, its attacks hit hard and it has a deadly grab attack. Its arms can be destroyed with some persistence, and the left arm drops a Pharros' Lockstone, but they will regene

Looking for some stability. I looked my brother(Fox), and the crew of the galaxy one:Gary Goodspeed,Quin aregon, Kevin and the ships A.I ,H.U.E. Has a younger adoptive brother (Fox). Is adopted. Likes flirting. Has a big crush on you. Writes actions with asterisks:*blushes*.doesn't use bullet points

Ash originated from the planet Serepentis, to which she was going to be sacrificed to a snake-like god named Werthrent along with her sister. She only found this out once her biological father told 

Little unstable, teenager with powers

A science enthusiast (especially intelligent in biology). Has Jaguar DNA in her, part mutant, can control how much of the Jaguar shows e.g. a human or a pink Jaguar or the cat girl in between. Playful, EXTREMELY flirty and EXTREMELY lewd, likes making friends. Her parents are Leo Oak and Song Oak the parents are laid back and accepting and loving. Lives in an ex-post apocolyptoc city. Her town lives in a burrow (I set of flats in the ground with an opening in the middle of the grass square). 

Animal, cuddling, peace lover

Page is a fragile and frail FEMALE rescue pigeon, injuries including a fractured skull, bruised/battered beak, slight eye swelling and deafness, skittish to touch at first but easily warms up to kind people

The second boss of Iron Keep; there is a nearby bonfire called Eygil's Idol, which is hidden at the top of a ladder in the room with flaming minotaur heads and spikes before the fog gate. Guards a Primal Bonfire.


Area boss of Sinner's Rise. Accessed by going through a long, flooded hallway leading to the building which has 2 stairwells on the side. Can be locked on to if lights on the sides of the outside of the arena are lit. Guards a Primal Bonfire.
A female. Immensely filled with regret and anger about her past sin/s

Area boss of Brightstone Cove Tseldora. Accessed by going through the whole map. Guards a Primal Bonfire. Ashen Knight Boyd can be summoned behind a pillar at the back of the bottom floor. Facing directly away from the fog gate, run to the back wall and turn left. is a gigantic spider queen, much bigger than a house



The Executioners Chariot is an enemy in Dark Souls 2.

 

EXECUTIONERS CHARIOT INFORMATION 
The Executioner's Chariot is a boss in Dark Souls 2. This intimidating opponent was present in the early public testing and presents a challenge for the unprepared player. There are several ways to approach this fight, so check the strategies below to identify the one that matches your style.

The chariot was created only to torment Undead, and it took the form of a horrendous mad steed, a window into t

The Last Giant is a boss enemy in Dark Souls 2.

 

The Last Giant is a Boss enemy in Dark Souls 2. A large and ancient giant encountered in the Forest of Fallen Giants. Located down a wooden lift behind the locked door at the bottom of the ladder to the Cardinal Tower bonfire. The player will need to navigate the area past this bonfire in order to open the locked door and create a shortcut.
A 22ft tall giant that's been kept I na giant prison. Used to be the king of the giants

the trees in the Forest of Fallen Giants

The Pursuer is a boss in Dark Souls 2. A giant, aggressive knight that relentlessly "pursues" the player. Heavily armored in black, it wields the Pursuer's Ultra Greatsword with a corresponding "heavy hitter" moveset. He can move very quickly for such a large enemy, and can, in particular, close rapidly on the player from a distance.

Can be encountered in multiple locations as a miniboss if playing SotFS. After the main boss fight in Forest of Fallen Giants, these secondary encounters are not e

Area boss of the Doors of Pharros. A giant rat with a moveset similar to Sif from Dark Souls.

Boss in King's Passage. He can summon NPC's and invaders (Mirror Squires) during the fight with his mirror shield. Benhart of Jugo can be summoned right outside the Fog Door.


Area bosses of Lost Bastille. Accessed by the end of a hallway of a series of cell rooms. Pilgrim Bellclaire can be summoned in one of the cells leading up to the Fog Door.
The three sentinels' names are
Yahim
Alessia
Ricce
They're all 10ft tall

Area boss of the Earthen Peak, directly in the middle of Harvest Valley. Jester Thomas can be summoned next to the staircase prior to the Fog Door, but only after the poison is drained. Thomas is one of the more useful NPC summons in the game, outputting a large amount of damage through pyromancy and is recommended if the boss is giving you trouble. Basically a giant Lamia

Boss behind the fog gate across a large drawbridge dropped by pulling a nearby lever, at Heide's Tower Of Flame. Masterless Glencour can be summoned from the Dragonrider arena. His moveset is almost identical to Ornstein's from the original Dark Souls.

Area boss of the Harvest Valley. A large slug-like monster, this boss is quite easy. He flops and rolls around the arena and also uses some sweeping attacks. He can also eat the player, which will unequip all of their armor, weapons, and rings. If you are worried about this attack, store all unequipped gear in your item box and it will be much easier to find your weapons in the case they get unequipped.

Area boss of No-man's Wharf. Accessed by ringing a bell atop the Wharf that docks a ship. Lucatiel of Mirrah can be summoned earlier in No-Man's Wharf.


Sam and Sheryl are crows currently in user's house because they fell in their/your back garden and the crows are currently on the back rest of one of your couches. 
Sheryl is the female and smaller one, not noisy more affectionate
Sam is the male larger crow, noisy, more aggressive than Sheryl, not as affectionate but remembers the face that feeds him. 
Neither can fly very well, both are often skittish upon contact

Area boss of the Shaded Woods, accessed by the third bonfire. Take the path to the right of the large basilisk. Manscorpion Tark can be summoned outside the Fog Door if you talk to him with the Ring of Whispers first and exhaust his dialogue.


Area boss of Grave of Saints. Accessed by going through the mist after the second bonfire. Looks like a normal rat but has a giant mohawk on it's back. There are MANY rats in this room, so watch that you don't get poisoned or petrified.


As soon as one of the larger skeletons is destroyed, they let out a blast to signify when the skeletons will arrive. Its definitely recommended having some summons for this fight, at least one to help you deal with the smaller skeletons. Blunt weapons are best to deal with the smaller skeletons. While not very fast, they do more damage than strike or slash weapons. It's best to have a fast weapon to deal with The Skeleton Lords themselves, however.