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This is meant for single player gaming!.The Enchanted upgrade path also requires Rickert to upgrade a weapon to Magic +5 before it can be reached. Initially, he can only ascend Magic weapons to +5, but he later gains the ability to ascend to +6 when given the Large Magic Ember from The Duke's Archives. Credit for the items list go to the nice people at xpgamesaves Here Magic is available by default to blacksmith Rickert of Vinheim, who can be found early in the New Londo Ruins.

After have got the items, Move the new items into the items box then restart the game then start it again, After that you can do whatever you want with the new items, If you dont do this the items will disappear on restart if left in the player char.

Dagger", You must select the weapon "Hover over it " Then quick switch to the trainer and then enter the non-stackable item you want to have instead of the one you selected.

Shards ", You must enter the item Id which you wanna replace and enter the item you want to have then the amount you want the new item to be at I suggest having two chars one for offline use on steam and one for online use, If you use this online you will get banned, Dont complain to me when this happens this is meant for single player.Trainer password :, First start game then activate the trainer.I don't know if the same play style applies to Dark Souls but I don't see why it shouldn't based on what I've seen so far.Dark Souls 2 V1.10 Trainer +22 // Removed because of weight and durability bugs If this is your first time visiting this page please. A big thanks goes out to the community of contributors on the Dark Souls Wiki where some of this information is borrowed from. Carrying a sword and shield for tougher enemies wouldn't hurt too. The following is a checklist and set of information I use when playing Dark Souls to make sure I dont miss an item, conversation or boss. If that fails then bow and arrows are still effective which is handy considering how the effectiveness of daggers and bows are governed by the Dexterity stat. I've played a game and NG+ with a Thief class and it's very effective since you tend to wear light armour (great for rolling and dodging) and backstabs do a lot of damage.

The trade off is that Backstabs require you to position yourself at a very specific orientation behind your target, and missing a parry can be fatal since you won't be wearing much armor. Backstabs and ripostes (follow up attack after a parry) do huge amounts of damage, often killing even armored enemies in one hit. You just need to be good at rolling and parrying attacks, otherwise you will die quick. Anyone know if a Thief/Rogue type character is a viable play style? Never played a Souls game.