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HOW TO MAKE A CURSE WEAPON DARK SOULS 1 SKIN

HOW TO MAKE A CURSE WEAPON DARK SOULS 1 SKIN

The Hollow Skin helmet found in the Iron Crown DLC gives full immunity to curse.If the player wears one of the four available crowns ( King's Crown, Crown of the Sunken King, Crown of the Old Iron King, Crown of the Ivory King) after recieving Vendrick's Blessing, all curse buildup is prevented.Even though Curse will turn you hollow, any summoned phantoms will stay in your world, rather than be kicked.Note that as a summoned phantom, sources of curse buildup such as Cursed Vessels will constantly damage you rather than hollowing you.Lion Clan Warriors are the most infamous enemy that causes Curse, and the Cursed Vessel trap causes significant Curse buildup. Many enemies and traps cause Curse buildup.The effects of curse can be reversed by using a Human Effigy.The Ring of Resistance and Cursebite Ring can slow its buildup significantly. Curse buildup can be cancelled through spells and items, such as Divine Blessings.Once its buildup is complete, it takes effect immediately and the buildup gauge is reset. It bypasses the Ring of Life Protection, but not the Ring of Binding. The effects of being cursed stop once one's maximum health is reduced to half (like being fully hollow). Being cursed lowers one's health equal to the amount of one death, as well as turning them hollow.Enemies that can cause Petrification include Basilisks and Stone Rats.See the Fragrant Branch of Yore page for a list of things that can be unpetrified.Rosabeth of Melfia is blocking the entrance to the woods, and once cured, will move to Majula as a pyromancy trainer. A Fragrant Branch of Yore can be used to cure petrified NPCs, which is required to access the Shaded Woods.Some NPCs are petrified initially, but can be cured later.If the player is killed via petrification, the resulting Hollowing is far worse than if the player had simply died through damage or falling, taking around 30% of the players' health upon death rather than 10%. Petrification causes one to turn to stone, instantly killing them.

Both Toxic and Poison can be built up at the same time on the player, allowing for them to be afflicted by both at the same time.

Being afflicted with Toxin makes the same sound effect as poison, although a much darker poison cloud will follow you and the otherwise green poison drop icon will be purple.

Toxic Mist Pyromancy inflicts Toxin, which on NPC's drains 15 HP every 0.25 seconds, totaling 1365 - 1410 damage.

Toxin inflicts the same amount of damage to players, but over a shorter time period, thereby causing damage faster.

Toxic is an alternative type of poison.

Beware of jars filled with toxins and small lakes of poison in the Earthen Peak and the statues that spit toxic gel in Black Gulch.

Many enemies can inflict Poison buildup, including Giant Rats and Pyromancer Giants.

Some weapons and spells have innate poison effects, including the Poison Mist Pyromancy and Black Scorpion Stinger.

Use of a Poison Stone can make a weapon permanently cause a poison effect to enemies.

Poison resistance can be temporarily increased by eating a Common Fruit.

Poison and Poison buildup can be removed by eating Poison Moss, using a Monastery Charm, Dragon Charm, Divine Blessing and Caressing Prayer.

Once poisoned, it will drain around 1k of your HP.

Poison causes one's HP to drain rapidly, at a rate of 15 HP every half-second (about the same rate a Lifegem restores health).

Poison acts the same way, no matter how it is applied (melee, arrow or spell), inflicting about 990-1035 HP damage on NPC enemies.

Bleed can be built up through 100% physical resistance shields, and is a method to punish users who don't lower their shield.

Several enemies can inflict Bleed, most notably Dark Stalkers in No-Man's Wharf and Stray Hounds.

Several weapons have innate Bleeding effects, such as the Morning Starand Flamberge.

Use of a Bleed Stonecan make a weapon permanently cause a bleed effect to enemies. Red Leech Troches can be used to temporarily increase Bleed resistance. It can be applied to one's weapon with Bleeding Serum.It is advised to avoid combat during this state as enemies are able to exploit your lowered stamina and speed. Being bled will also cause slower movement speed, agility and roll recovery.Bleed causes one's maximum stamina to be severely reduced to around 75% for 5-10 seconds.