Corvian Settler(NPC) |
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Corvian Settler is an NPC in Dark Souls 3.
Corvian Settler Information
- Killable
- [wanted] List of items that refer to this NPC
Location
- You can find Corvian Settler at the Painted World of Ariandel, in the house as you first enter the village, in the corner. He looks just like the mindless corvian settlers that roam the area, so be wary of attacking him.
- After killing Sister Friede, he relocates to outside of the house.
Drops
- Souls: NG (1000), NG+ (??), NG++ (2200), NG+3 (??), NG+6 (??), NG+9 (??)
- Weapons: None
- Armor: None
- Key: None
- After killing Sister Friede, speak to him just outside of his house and he will give you a Titanite Slab.
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Combat Information
- Weak to Fire Damage.
- Strong against ?? , ?? and ?? damage.
- Use ?? Item
Dialogue
First encounter dialogue:
"Hmm, well, there's nothing forlorn about you.
You must be the other Ash, I suppose?
I am ash/I am not Ash
I am Ash: Ohh, ohh, finally, you've come!
Oh wondrous Ash, grant us our wish.
Make the tales true, and burn this world away.
My Lady must see flame, and you have only to show her.
You are Ash, are you not? Is it not fire that you seek?Surely you've seen the rot that afflicts this world.
But that witch fooled the good Father, and buried the flame.
After we had all made up our minds, too.
So, please, grant us one wish.
Make the tales true, and burn this world away.
My Lady must see flame, and you have only to show her."
If you return to speak to him after completing the DLC he will say:
"I can hear the crackling from here.
The sound of my home, the painting of Ariandel, burning away...(He will then give you a Titanite Slab)
"When the world rots, we set it afire.
For the sake of the next world.
It's the one thing we do right, unlike those fools on the outside."
If you kill him, he'll say:
"Yes, of coure, as a burner of worlds should...Set fire to the rot..."
Trivia
- Voice actors, chracter inspirations, fan art, cosplay goes here.
AnonymousI always kill him, I know he'll give you a titanite slab but he looks like he's whishing for death.
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Love how after dozens of NPCs in DS3 speaking in riddles and appearing in almost random places, we have this gem of an NPC. He just states exactly what's wrong, how to fix the situation, provides some additional context. Then, after you fix what was to be fixed, gives you a pretty sweet reward. 10/10 NPC, would NPC again.
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I feel like a monster Everytime I accidentally hit one of these guys. Poor birdys
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Im trying to imagine how that village looked like and the inhabitants before it was all rotting
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He relocates to the outside of the house from where you enter to the Corvian Settlement, face to the church.
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i went to kill champion gravetender right after i killed friede and then went to pick up the slab from him but he's gone. what gives?
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I accidentally hit him and when he yelped i felt so bad, i already feel bad for these corvians but omg i just wanna give him a hug
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So when I met this guy, he was super nice. Very happy to see me, asks me to burn Ariandel. So I’m like “sure”. I burn Ariandel, come back, dude is super nice again, thanks me for burning Ariandel, gives me a titanite slab. So I think, “this guy is really nice, I’m gonna kill him just to spite him.” So I kill him, and he’s stoked about it. Thinks I’m super cool for choosing to kill him. There is just no losing with this guy. Best mate in the Souls games.
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Hit this guy accidently, goddamn it thank god didn't kill him
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"It's the one thing we do right, unlike those fools on the outside."
Basicly this Birb knows linking the fire was a stupid idea and the first flame should be let to die and then wait for the next flame to give life once again.
What a wise birb
When he said he was afraid of rotting away "like those fools on the outside" i thought he meant the fools outside of his house. Then, after killing friede he says that the people of the painted world know how to do things, "unlike those fools on the outside". Then i realized that he meant the fools outside of ariandel. I know it doesn't seem like much but it really struck me. Really good writing
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Just a question why dose this guy exist he doesn’t really do anything other than make me think about
We’re corvians a product of humans and birds mating
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Every single time I saw him in a new spot I reflexively just attacked him and have a slight jump from him screaming, but then it just sounds funny and he doesn't do anything so, sall good lol.
At least twice, when you first see him in the house, and when you come back to him and he's outside on the balcony type area.
Just, slapped the **** out of him.
Still gave me that slab.
Epic
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what a person looks like when twitter cancels them over a joke
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I feel sorry for the birds. What a nice place Ariandel could have been, if not Friede... The birds are disgusting, but one can only pity them. I honestly tried to leave them alive as much as possible.
Don't be content with merely linking the fire, beef up the fire to such an extent that it burns up everything in its path. Get rid of the corruption by cleansing it all in fire until only ash remains.
correction to his dying phrase when you kill him:
"Yes, of course, as a burner of worlds should… Set fire to Ariandel… Set fire to the rot…"
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you can kill him and still get the slab by going back after killing the area boss and it'll be on a little table near where you talked to him first
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Are we the "fools on the outside"? you and i in reality on earth outside the world of dark souls? should we set fire to things...?
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dont worry, if you kill him, the titanite slab will be on the stove next to where he stood after you kill friede
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The second I entered the room I attacked him and almost killed him, nearly losing out on a titanite slab...
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Just want to note that these guys remind me of the Skeksis from this old movie, The Dark Crystal. Coincidentally, that movie was also about a dying world.
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After grabbing the Titanite slab, if you kill him he will say "Yes, of coure, as a burner of worlds should...Set fire to the rot..." and not drop anything.
Take that how you will.
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Is it me or the lounging Corvian sounds like David Wenham?（Dilious of 300, Faramir of Lord of the Rings）
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This is representative of the souls series and its ending. Burn it before it can rot
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Even this bird guy knows that we need to end the fire, let it go out. We're the fools on the outside letting the world rot by kindling a sickly flame over and over.
Also people should read that he moves before asking where he's gone. If he's dead he's dead, as well. No slab for you.
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After giving the painter the dark soul he gives another slab
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if killed will he respawn or am i out of luck in getting that titanite slab?
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His Death Quote is actually "Yes, of coure, as a burner of worlds should... Set fire to Ariandel... Set fire to the rot..."
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What are the Corvians dragging behind them? I'm honestly confused about this.
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Can I get some help I need summons, place at corvina settlement bonfire
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Does anyone have the dialogue he says if you respond with, "I am not ash" ?
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He will be located arouned his old place out side the door
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completed DLC, went back and he wasnt there. no slab where he would have been
"When the world rots, we set it afire.
For the sake of the next world.
It's the one thing we do right, unlike those fools on the outside."
Rot and set afire are those elden ring references
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