Farron Follower
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| Enemy Type | Hollow |
| Weakness | Fire, Poison, Hollowslayer Greatsword |
| Resistances | Frostbite, Bleed |
| Immune | N/A |
Farron Follower is an Enemy in the Ashes of Ariandel DLC for Dark Souls 3.
Farron Follower Enemy Description
- Low-rank members of Undead Legion sent into Ariandel.
- Common enemy type in that place.
Farron Follower Combat Information
- Often met in large groups.
- Torch and Sabre variant can't use Follower's torch weapon art, but can unleash barrage of slashes. Deals Slash Damage, Strike Damage and Fire Damage.
- Spear variant uses Follower's Javelin weapon art, can also charge at player when in close proximity. Deals Thrust Damage
- Spear and Shield variant will attack with his Spear while holding his shields up, what allows to guard-break him. Deals Thrust Damage and Strike Damage.
- Torch variant uses Follower's torch weapon art or use that torch like a sword. Can also shout, which attracts other Followers. Deals Strike Damage and Fire Damage.
- Weak to Fire Damage, Poison/Toxic and Hollowslayer Greatsword.
- Resistant to Frostbite and Bleed.
- All variants can be parried.
- Can be lured.
- Can be rapported.
Farron Follower Drops
- Titanite Shard (3% in snowfield)
- Large Titanite Shard (3% in mountain/roots)
- Follower Helm (1.5%)
- Follower Armor (1.5%)
- Follower Gloves (1.5%)
- Follower Boots (1.5%)
Farron Follower Notes & Trivia
- They can't drop their weapons. However, in few spots in Painted World of Ariandel, player can find weapons they use.
- Probably sent there because some members of Undead Legion in that region were corrupted by the Abyss.
- Some of them sleep, so player can approach them and finish with 1 strong hit or poison without waking them up.
Farron Follower Variations
Farron Follower
| Location |  |
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Drops |
| Snowfield | 750 (NG) 751 (NG+) |
300 (NG) 600 (NG+) |
Follower Set (1.5%) Titanite Shard (3%) |
| Snowy Mountain Pass | 750 (NG) 751 (NG+) |
700 (NG) 1400 (NG+) |
Follower Set (1.5%) Large Titanite Shard (3%) |
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So from using it just now, they CAN be rapported but it works weird. Testing by the 1st bonfire, they still aggro to you but the other enemies start to aggro to the one you used Rapport on. So it's like he gets swapped to your side, but he didn't get the memo; some oversight or bug in their enemy AI? Or maybe if they have non-Follower enemies nearby they would prioritize those over you? But it's incorrect Rapport behavior for them to remain hostile to you.
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Inside of you there are 3 wolves
-infinite stamina sword guy
-infinite ammo spear guy
-infinite FP torch guy
They are all annoying *******s
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I have never seen the end of that sabre Follower's combo and I'm convinced it just doesn't stop flailing around.
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Feels to awesome sneaking around them and taking them down one at a time. I feel like a main character that is weaker than his enemies (sl 35) so takes them out stealthily.
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Shield version be like : I'll just look at you like a dumb**** with my shield up until my buttbuddies come
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The shield ones are the most passive aggroable mob in the game. They sit there with their shield up for most of the fights.
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they're resistant to dark too, tested it on my sorcerer using affinity with +4 court sorcerer at 35 INT, usually it has good AR but not with these guys
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Why does everyone say these guys can't be rapported? I rapport them all the time.
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you forgot to write that they also invade you in Carthus's catacombs
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"Can be rapported." I'm not sure. I rapported one bute he still attacked me :c
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They are pretty weak, though good at pressuring when in a group vs 1. But seriously, those saber ones.... "stamina.exe has stopped working" much? xD
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Pretty good for farming. Weak, easily staggered and stunlocked, 700 souls each with a chance of large shards, tons and tons of them just past the Snowy Mountain Pass bonfire.
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Fun fact: These guys are members of the Undead Legion, but a much, much lower rank
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The ones with the shield are difficult to guard break. It's taking me at least 2 kicks to get an opening for a critical.
Really cool how their shields magically block every single attack as long as they're holding it up (always), even if said attack didn't remotely touch it. You could try to backstab them and the shield would still somehow block it with an invisible block aura.
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