I always look at it like these guys had a bustling shop 1000 years ago, now they're cursed undead and just remain doing what they did before. Its not entirely accurate but it works for me
Hey. Merchants perched on precarious cliffsides are my main squeeze. I will not stand for this slander (they sell me tools for committing human rights violations)
I don't usually kill those dude, but the one who sells explosive bolts and arrows immediately gets turned into a bell bearing because I ain't going all the way up the cliff every time I want to blow shit up.
At some point he moves underneath the little bridge thing that leads to the undead burg for some reason. You have to jump across a gap, then follow it all the way to the end.
I always look at it like these guys had a bustling shop 1000 years ago, now they're cursed undead and just remain doing what they did before. Its not entirely accurate but it works for me
"Divorce frome one's trade does not come easily"
seems good to me
Dark Souls is hilarious sometimes
Hey. Merchants perched on precarious cliffsides are my main squeeze. I will not stand for this slander (they sell me tools for committing human rights violations)
I don't usually kill those dude, but the one who sells explosive bolts and arrows immediately gets turned into a bell bearing because I ain't going all the way up the cliff every time I want to blow shit up.
you monster 😂
There are not a lot of customers. But those who come are dedicated!
Does that guy actually move somewhere? And why does his armor set cost so fucking much?
At some point he moves underneath the little bridge thing that leads to the undead burg for some reason. You have to jump across a gap, then follow it all the way to the end.
(The reason is: A damned customer found him)