Should the players just abandon the First Flame, the undead curse will wipe their memory, and they will revert to an animalistic Hollow state. Should the player choose to extend the Age of Fire, another kingdom will rise to replace the current one until it inevitably falls into ruins once again. Once Nashandra is defeated, the player can climb the stairs to the Throne of Want, where an anticlimactic ending reveals that the choice of feeding the Flame or leaving it to fade won’t change the world. Traveling to the past and through armies of Giants, the player recovers the key to the Throne, only to be attacked by Nashandra herself. Finally, with these powerful souls in their hands, the player can visit Drangleic castle, where Queen Regent Nashandra reveals the key for opening the Throne of Want, the resting place of the First Flame.
To be free of their undead condition, the Bearer of the Curse must traverse the fallen kingdom of Drangleic while collecting powerful Souls guarded by mighty foes. That’s why the Bearer of the Curse travels to Drangleic, a ruined kingdom shattered into pieces after the vicious attack from Giants coming from beyond the sea.Īt first glance, Dark Souls II looks like a repetition of Dark Souls’ journey. Also, like in Dark Souls, Dark Souls II tells the player right from the start that there might be a way to break the curse and become human again. Burning a Bonfire Ascetic at Undead Crypt and defeating Vendrick a second time won't make another Soul of the King appear in Shrine of Amana.Just as in the first Dark Souls, the player plays an undead human in Dark Souls II, the Bearer of the Curse, fated to lose their humanity until there’s nothing left behind but a Hollow shell.
Shortly after the Crumbled Ruins bonfire there is a submerged stone path in the water leading to the left of the cavern. This soul is not obtained after defeating King Vendrick, but is instead obtained by returning to the Shrine of Amana after defeating him.
Use the soul of he who would link the flame to acquire numerous souls, or create something of great worth. The King was wasted away, a shadow of his former self, but still held something dear. In-Game Description Soul of Vendrick, King of Drangleic.
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