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Eye Of Death is a Multiplayer Item in Dark Souls.
Eye Of Death Usage
- The Eyes of Death are used to level up in the Gravelord Servant Covenant.
- They are also used to put signs on the ground, which will send Black Phantoms into 3 random players worlds. The players can then search for the sign and invade the gravelord. If the invaders are defeated, the gravelord gains additional Eyes of Death. Level range is +/- 10% of the host's level + 10 levels.
- A black aura appears around the player, indicating the Eye of Death is active.
- You can't fight any bosses while the Eye of Death is active, but you can walk between areas freely.
- The effect is removed when you die, or quit and reload the game as well as being summoned, invading via cracked orbs or using homebound or homeward bones.
- The player can only visit Nito if they have one or more Eye(s) of Death in their inventory.
- For further info about the requirements and effects of the Eye of Death, see the Gravelord Servant page.
Eye Of Death Location
- 3 are obtainable in The Catacombs, behind a Titanite Demon.
- 3 are in the Tomb of Giants. Behind the 1st bonfire, it's up a path to the left of the ladder that goes to the Large Divine Ember.
- Patches the Hyena sells three of them for 3,000 Souls each.
- Drops from Basilisk (6% Chance - Depths, The Great Hollow and Ash Lake)
- Video Location Timestamp 1:52
- Video Location Timestamp 2:07
- Anonymous
What you expect from Darklord Servant when invading his world:
Dark themed and evil looking shady character wielding Gravelord Sword and using Gravelord Sword Dance Miracles.
What you get:
Half-naked dude with small pointy weapon, ninja flip ring and hornet ring who jumps around and spams broken backstabs from ridiculous angles.
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Not a bad grind at all, got 7 in about fifteen minutes with gold ring and the Symbol of Avarice and no humanity running around the depths.
- Anonymous
Oh boy can’t wait to farm basilisks for that last eye of death needed for rank 1.
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Can one use the eye of death in new game. I am being restricted by something
- Anonymous
I believe this item may be thematically tied to the Ring of the Evil Eye. I have comments on that page explaining my thought process, but basically I believe the Evil Eye to represent envy, and malicious intent due to envy. The basilisks are related to this envy, and may even be related to the "dark beast that assaulted Astora". Think about it; why would these basilisks have enormous false eyes, unless it was symbolic? They glare at you with envious evil eyes, and (literally) curse you. This is the Evil Eye mentioned in the ring's description!
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