Bosses
Major Bosses
- Even though some of these boss fights don't immediately start after you enter the fog gate, you cannot go back out through the fog gate. If you want to exit, you can use a Homeward Bone or Homeward miracle, and be returned to the last bonfire you rested at. Alternatively, you can quit the game and when you reload, you will be in front of the boss' fog gate.
- Certain Boss Souls can be traded for unique equipment and spells.
Notes
- Whilst the Old Ones and bosses leading up to them are listed as required, you technically only need one Fragrant Branch of Yore to reach Drangleic Castle. The Shrine of Winter can be alternatively opened by having a required high Soul Memory for your current NG level. (1 million on NG - Does not work on Scholar Of The First Sin PS4 Version).
- Defeating the final boss (Nashandra) does not end the game like it does in the original Dark Souls. You can start NG+ whenever you want by choosing the option at the Majula bonfire.
- Items that are exclusive drops at Bonfire Intensity 2 or higher don't replace the regular drops.
- The Souls column represents the amount of souls you get during your first playthrough.
- For each level of Bonfire Intensity, that amount increases proportionally.
- Bosses drop less souls during co-op.
- In SoTFS there are some summons that may change/add
Minibosses
- These stronger enemies are considered minibosses. Most of them spawn only once per game.
- Most items in the loot column are not guaranteed drops, though some are.
Notes
- * is a Bonfire Intensity 2+ drop, using a Bonfire Ascetic works as well.
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