How do I get back after defeating Quelaag?
Here's the thing, in short you need to go back to Firelink Shrine then up the Undead Parish using the elevator. Since you killed Quelaag, chances are you killed the Bell Gargoyles as well, and so the gate to Sen's Fortress will be open.How do I get back after beating Quelaag?
Use the water wheel next to the swamp bonfire and head on up and through the Valley of the Drakes back to Darkroot. Go back to the swamp. Coming from the spiders lair, stay to the left in the swamp and you'll come to a waterwheel. Ride the waterwheel up and there are a series of ladders to climb back out.Where do I go after killing Chaos Witch Quelaag?
If you move on from Quelaag, you'll end up in a location with a lever. Give it a pull to ring the second bell of awakening and officially open the way into Sen's Fortress. From here, head downwards. There's a secret wall in this room that leads to Quelaag's Sister, a mutant version of Quelaag who is also a Fire Keeper.What is the shortcut back from Quelaag?
There's a lift system (right after exiting the cave that leads into Quelaag's place from the mountain in the Swamp) to north west of where you're facing. The lift is a shortcut out. There's also a firekeeper soul there.What boss is after Quelaag?
Ceaseless Discharge is a boss you can fight after facing Quelaag and on the way to Demon Ruins in Dark Souls. If you're looking for more help, our Dark Souls walkthrough and guide can help with all other areas of the game, including the dreaded Taurus Demon, Capra Demon, Ornstein and Smough bosses.Dark Souls Walkthrough Part 20: Defeating Quelaag and getting out of Blighttown
Where do I go after beating Blighttown boss?
What to do after blight town?
- Ignore the demon, save it for later. ...
- Hit illusory wall in the elevator room before Demon Ruins. ...
- Go back to the Blighttown swamp, rest at the bonfire, then explore the opposite side of the swamp. ...
- Take the elevator up and follow the path up to Firelink.
What level should I be at Blighttown?
It's one of those areas that can find action all over because of master key access. If a player is running the game normally they will usually be around level 30 when reaching Blighttown. Now that weapon level is a factor... a lot of people will have a +5 weapon when reaching Blighttown no matter how they got there.Is there a summon for Quelaag?
Right before the boss fog gate is her summoning sign. Be in human form and go over by the water wheel. She'll invade you. Beat her up, then her summon sign is outside the boss fight.How do I get to blacksmith from Quelaag?
Facing out toward the swamp on the left hand side, there should be a ramp up closer than the one you came down. Follow it up (riding on the water wheel) and there should be a key to the new londo ruins at the top. This lets you unlock a nearby gate (past three fatties) that leads to where the first blacksmith.Where is Queen Quelaag?
The Chaos Witch Quelaag is the final boss you face on your quest to ring the two bells of awakening. She is found at the bottom of Blighttown, in her lair.What happens if you offer humanity to Quelaag's sister?
Joining her Covenant and offering her humanity will make her feel better and curing her current sickness. You need the Old Witch's Ring to understand what she's talking about otherwise you 2 can't communicate and she will always say "..." upon interaction.Can you skip Blighttown?
In my last playthrough I used that as a shortcut to Firelink, never thought it could be used like that. Thanks! You can not skip Blighttown, but you can make it significantly shorter by taking the shortcut through the Valley of Drakes. If you have the master key at the start of the game it makes it way easier...Where to go from Blighttown?
The bottom floor of Blighttown connects to two other areas. You can follow the tree roots up into the Great Hollow or you can head up the hill in the bottom left of our map to enter Quelaag's Domain and ring the second Bell of Awakening.What is Queen Quelaag's weakness?
Next, Quelaag is weak against lightning damage. Use the Gold Pine Resin from earlier to give yourself a big advantage. Equip throwing knives to your D-pad if you haven't already done so, while arrows, crossbow bolts, and any projectiles that hit her human body will cause her to stagger.What does Quelaag's soul give you?
General information. The Soul of Quelaag can be used to ascend a katana +10 into the Chaos Blade, or a curved sword +10 into Quelaag's Furysword. It can also be consumed for 8,000 souls, or fed to Kingseeker Frampt for 10,000 souls.How do I get out of Blighttown?
Go up the waterwheel, climb to the top with the ladders, grab the Londo key, then follow the cave out. You'll be in the Valley of the Drakes. Open the locked door on the left with your key and you'll be in the Londo ruins. Head left and take the elevator up to Firelink.Is the Soul of Quelaag worth keeping?
Once you've defeated Queelag, she of the Spidery-Womanly bits, you'll receive the Soul of Queelag. This Soul is highly recommended to be kept rather than consumed - with a Blacksmith and the right equipment, this Soul can be used to create a highly desirable sword.How do you turn Quelaag's soul into weapon?
In order to goet the Quelaag fury sword you will need any standard curved sword (painted guardian sword/ server/ shotel/ scimitar/ fachilon/ and the murakumo) to +10 and use Quelaag's soul on it via the giant blacksmith.Why is Quelaag in Blighttown?
Quelaag and one of her sisters escaped their mother's wrath and took refuge in Blighttown, at the cause of their lower bodies being transformed into giant demonic spiders.Why is Quelaag so hard?
Quelaag is a very difficult boss fight, she spews the arena full of lava, has devastating AoE attacks, and can hunt you down at a moment's notice. With multiple lava attacks that stay on the ground for a period of time, you will definitely want to be keeping an eye on the state of the arena at any given moment of time.Are Quelaag's weapons good?
The sword is pretty decent, it stacks fairly well with Dexterity, and has good fire damage that increaases if you have Soft Humanity. For Physical damage though, there's better options for Dexterity weapons. So it's a bit of a Niche use weapon, but where it is good, it's devestating.What is the best armor for Quelaag?
If you look around the Blighttown swamps, you will find the Pyromancer Armor set. This is my preferred armor set for facing Quelaag because it has great Fire Resistance, its light, and it has pretty decent Physical defense.Why is Blighttown so infamous?
Blighttown is perhaps the most despised and notorious area in the entirety of Dark Souls due to its abysmal frame rate and obnoxious poisonous sludge, but beneath the surface of its rage-inducing difficulty, players will discover it tells one of the most somber tales in the series.Should I go to Darkroot or Blighttown first?
I personally went Darkroot Garden first, for the very reason MonolithTMA suggested - you get a ton of drops in there that you'll need for Blighttown. It's faster (and cheaper) early on to farm the walking trees for the various moss clumps.Is there a boss in Blighttown?
Even though Chaos Witch Quelaag is located in Quelaag's Domain, she is considered to be the boss of Blighttown as well, and slaying her will prevent any future summoning and invading in Blighttown. The entrance to Quelaag's Domain can be found on the face of the large mound covered in spider webs.
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