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Symbol of Avarice is a Helm in Dark Souls.
Symbol of Avarice Description
"Monster head resembling a treasure chest. Once an ancient god, it is said this is the symbol of shame imposed on a long lost clan, exiled for the sin of avarice. Wearing this slightly raises soul absorption and item discovery, but also affects its wearer with the curse of the branded."
How to Get / Where to Find Symbol of Avarice
- Rare (0,1%) drop from Mimics in Sen's Fortress, Anor Londo, The Duke's Archives and Oolacile Township.
- It is guaranteed to drop from the last Mimic killed in the current playthrough if you do not already have it.
- Video Location Timestamp 31:38
Notes
- Symbol of Avarice cannot be upgraded.
- Mimics do not respawn, but this item can still be farmed by repeatedly waking the mimic up with a low damage attack like a punch and using Lloyd's Talisman to put it back to sleep and produce an item.
- Increases Item Discovery by 200. Does not stack with Covetous Gold Serpent Ring, but stacks with Humanity.
- Increases Souls received by 20%. Stacks multiplicatively with Covetous Silver Serpent Ring for a combined bonus of 44%.
- Depletes 5 HP per second. This effect persists even while resting at a bonfire.
- Reduces Stamina regeneration by 1 per second.
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- Anonymous
this randomly appeared in oolacile township in the middle of the circular area at the end of the narrow wooden plank bridge
it just showed up out of nowhere after i had been trying to farm for the oolacile catalyst for like an hour
- Anonymous
There's no *way* this thing has a 0.1% drop chance.
I'd believe 10% or 1%...
Is this a typo? Is someone thinking 10% = 1/10 = 0.1
but then mistakenly putting the percentage sign alongside the 0.1?
- Anonymous
Stacks with Covetous Silver Serpent Ring for 44%? Where does that 4% come from?
- Anonymous
This has surprising poise. Just 3 less than the Havel's helm.
- Anonymous
It never gets old wearing this while farming darkwraiths in Lower New Londo and watching other players shadows attack me out of being startled. Of course there's always the chance they could be fighting something in their game but a few times I was behind another players "ghost" and the turned around and immediately started attacking lol.
- Anonymous
Based on my experience this with 10 humanity increases the chances of getting rare drops from enemies. I did both Sen's fortress (balder swag sword) and New Londo (titanite slabs) with 10 humanity and gold serpent ring and after 20 or more runs, no luck. Got both items within the first couple runs wearing the symbol of avarice and 10 humanity.
- Anonymous
Mimics in dlcs count. I just went back to double check in every mimic location and symbol of avarice still isnt spawning in archives
- Anonymous
why does the wiki not list how this thing slows you down significantly? sprinting speed is drastically reduced with this and the time to accelerate increases a huge amount.
- Anonymous
I got this 3 times in a row at the Archives mimic, on seperat playthroughs. Is that luck or is it guaranteed?
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
Came to read up on this item after picking it up naturally, only to read that this is a 1/1000 chance. Time to play the lotto.
- Anonymous
I was wearing Chester custom and open the chest and i find the Enchanted Falchion not the chest hat why? Is it relative to the Chester custom? OR IT IS A DAMM BUG? This is not my first newgame
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
With lloyd talismans and a few precise throws, I got it in 2 mins. Tested without lloyds and it was a nightmare I no one wish to experience...
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
This thing is damn nice if you've got the health/estus for it. Just don't wear it at bosses and you'll be fine.
- Anonymous
The item description contradicts what we see in the game. The description states that the headpiece was "imposed on a long lost clan, exiled for the sin of avarice". This leads us to believe that Mimics are actually humans of that tribe that wear the headpiece. However, the Mimics are decidedly NOT human, they are taller and thinner than the PC and NPCs and the mouth and tongue are fully functional. So what exactly are they, weird looking humans or monsters that look like chests?
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
It should be noted here on the Wiki that the Symbol of Avarice doesn't appear to drain health while the player character is doing the animation for a backstab or riposte.
- Anonymous
I love 0.1 drop chances
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