Small Flame Scale Demon Soul
Overview The Small Flame Scale Demon's Soul is obtained by defeating the Red Dragon. It cannot be used to learn spells or obtain unique weapons, but can be consumed for 10,000 souls. Large Flame Scale Demon's Soul is a Consumable item in Demon's Souls. Large Flame Scale Demon's Soul Usage. The Large Flame Scale Demon's Soul can be consumed for 30,000 souls. Large Flame Scale Demon's Soul Location.
Page Tools.Archstone of the Small King - Penetrator Archstone If you've leveled up properly and have defeated the bosses that waited at the end of every other available region, then it's time to finally tackle the game's last proper stage. Otherwise, you should go back and complete any level building or item gathering that you had in mind.
Finally, you should clear your inventory of any heavy items that you won't immediately need or you won't be able to pick up some special gear in this stage. Pack lots of Fresh Spice if you're a magic user, as you may want to be able to quickly refill our meter when battling a dragon and other nasties. When you've made all of the appropriate preparations, enter the archstone.Be careful of archers as you approach the dragon corpse.Cast your Warding magic and use melee attacks to easily survive this encounter.Start forward down the hallway but keep your shield up. Through an archway, you should see what at a distance looks like a pile of stone rubble.
As you get closer, you'll see that it's the corpse of a slain dragon. Standing on that corpse are three archers who will fire at you as you approach. Block a volley of arrows, then move in and target them so that you can blast them with projectile magic or weapons. If you prefer, you can move in closer and hack them apart with a melee weapon. Grab two Storied Soldier's Soul items from the corpses resting on the ground just ahead of the dragon, then proceed along the corridor again.Now you'll see three soldiers positioned side-by-side along the path ahead. As you approach, there's another of the skittish enemies that runs when when you get near, though you may not want to risk attacking him with too much enthusiasm or you could be led into the range of those three soldiers. That could be a problem, since they're particularly nasty.
You'll want to deal with them on your own terms (preferably with Warding magic in effect) so that you don't get slaughtered.If you're lucky, as you approach you'll be able to lure one of the three soldiers to you first. He's a swordsman who can quickly drain your stamina if his attacks connect.
Back away so that you don't accidentally get within range of the other enemies, then deal with him using melee attacks. If you can dodge his attacks, then move in with a series of your own attacks, you shouldn't have much trouble. That's particularly true with Warding magic in use. Then when he goes down, you can check his corpse to find the powerful Penetrating Sword, which is a blade best used with two hands.Next you can deal with the other two enemies. One is an archer who will drop the White Bow when defeated and the other one wields a spear. If you're forced to deal with those two last enemies at once, you may wish to retreat behind one of the nearby pillars, which you can use to block shots from the archer and also to find shelter while your stamina returns so that you can battle the fellow with the spear.
He'll drop the Tower Shield when you kill him. Keep in mind that once you kill these three particular enemies, they won't reappear if you return to the stage later. This is your only chance to grab the items that they drop, which is why we recommend that you enter the stage with light equipment.Knights are easier to battle when you have daylight on your side.Try not to attract the enemy that waits at the top of the stairs as you battle the archers.Past where you defeated those three powerful enemies, check the alleyway to the left to find a Stone of Ephemeral Eyes on a corpse.
Then return and head slowly down the alleyway that was to the right. Along this route, you should startle another of the skittish enemies, who you can hopefully pelt with magic to kill for the precious goodies that he drops. Note that it will probably run away before you get close if our armor makes much noise or you don't have the Thief's Ring equipped.Continue toward the end of the alley and look left through a dark archway. There's an enemy that patrols here, one of the knights with the glowing red eyes that can be so troublesome. Let him see you, then lure him outside where you can deal with him more easily using either magic or smart melee fighting. You may also want to have Warding in effect, if you're used to its convenient protection. Once the knight goes down, return to the entrance he was guarding and move a little further inside.There's a staircase that winds its way along the right wall here, but as you climb you'll be attacked by two enemies with crossbows.
You can't hit them easily with magic from the ground level, so you'll have to start climbing and block their shots as you go. Climb high enough and you'll attract the attention of a soldier, so you may wish to do that on purpose, then drop back down to the lower level and let him chase you out into the alley so you can deal with him separately from the archers. Then you can return and more confidently tend to the archers. You'll still want to be careful, though; there's another of the red-eyed knights on higher ground. If you see him coming (or hear his heavy footfalls), you should quickly retreat so that he follows you outside. Battling him on the stairs is too dangerous.The dragon arrives to crash your party.Dragon breath will tend to your first enemy along the castle wall, and possibly even a second one.Once the area is cleared of enemies, you can go ahead and climb the stairs, then find yourself looking out a doorway that leads along a castle wall.
As you pass through the doorway, you'll trigger a cutscene that depicts a dragon crashing along the building, then landing on a perch ahead of you. That perch is just to the left of the pathway you must follow and the dragon will periodically breathe flames along the route. Wait for a few bursts of fire that will tend to a strong enemy waiting ahead, then slowly advance just to the edge near where the flames begin.From here, you may be able to see a distant enemy far along the wall. If you try to run just behind the dragon's breath, you'll be stopped short by an enemy who blocks your path. Then when the dragon breathes fire again, you'll be fried. Your best option is to start attacking the dragon with ranged weapons or magic. Fire magic is useless, naturally, but your soul attacks should gradually inflict damage.
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When the dragon is halfway dead, it will fly away and you can proceed along the walkway, taking care of the ax-wielding enemy without the distraction of imminent death by fire.Your other option if you don't want to fire at the dragon just yet is to lure that ax-wielding enemy forward using shots from your bow. You may be able to trick him into walking into the middle of some dragon breath, which then will make it easier to dash the full distance of the wall when the dragon breathes it flames. It's really up to you.
Either way, you should eventually be able to make your way to the far wall. Note the enemy that will run at your approach and kill it as you proceed in that direction if possible.
Then pass through the archway.Check for treasure at the base of the wide staircase.This is as close as you dare to get until you're ready to make a dash.You'll find yourself in a small, furnished room with stairs leading upward again. Climb those, then pass through and head along a passageway. Now you'll arrive at one side of a wide staircase that leads up and toward the right. You can start down the stairs toward the left to find the Knight Sword and the Knight's Shield on a corpse, or you can start toward the right to gradually ascend. You don't want to climb too high, though, or you'll come within range of dragon breath.Yes, the dragon has found a new perch. This one is every bit as inconvenient as the last one. His flames will cover the only pathway forward in frequent bursts, so you need to either take out a ranged weapon to continue chipping away at his life meter or you need to adopt a riskier but more productive strategy.
Note that if Biorr survived the battle with Penetrator, he'll also be positioned behind one of the pillars, firing arrows that will slowly wear down on the dragon's health. That's a nice bit of support for you, but unfortunately the attacks don't do a whole lot of damage.If you're feeling daring, your strategy should be to run under the dragon in the wake of his flames.
This seems to work best if you keep toward the left side, though you may find differently. When you get under the dragon, its flames will no longer reach you. As you might imagine, this is tremendously useful.There's a safe point under the archway that you can use to finish off the dragon.This will be your last meeting with Ostrava while he's of this world.Continue just a short distance forward so that you're under the large archway, then look back the way you came and toward the sky.
If you're positioned properly, you should see part of the dragon's neck and its head through the archway as it continues to breathe flames. From here, you can target the creature and pelt it with either more soul magic or with arrows.
As before, you'll inflict minor damage but are perfectly safe. It's not a bad idea now to kill the dragon so that if you have to return to this area later, you can do so without the inconvenience of dragon breath. When you win, you'll receive a fair bit of experience and also the Large Flame-Scale Demon's Soul 1.Once the dragon is defeated, backtrack to get any items that you may have missed. In particular, check to see if Biorr is still alive.
If he's not, you'll definitely want to loot his corpse for his rare and powerful armor. There's no use letting it go to waste!
If you didn't talk to him prior to battling the dragon, there's a good chance that he's still alive. When you're done grabbing everything, resume your climb up the stairs.