Ds2 Where To Go After Lost Sinner

In-Game Description

The Lost Sinner eternally punishes herself for the sins of her past.^[1]

The Lost Sinner (chosen Forgotten Sinner in the original text) is a dominate in Dark Souls Two.

Location [ ]

The Lost Sinner is located in Sinners' Rise.

Clarification [ ]

An unnaturally tall undead woman clad in a tattered strait jacket and skirt, wearing an iron mask and her hands bound in cuffs. She is wearing the Penal Mask part of the Penal Set, and her wildly overgrown tattered hair obscures whatsoever features that may be left of her face, that has been horrifically mutilated by the Penal Mask.

Lore [ ]

The Lost Sinner is a forgotten entity, presumably undead, who imprisoned herself for unknown sins committed long ago. Donning the Penal Set, she lives in constant agony and shame.^[two]

According to Sweet Shalquoir, she tried to "light" the Get-go Flame, but it's unknown whether this failure is the reason for her self-punishment, or if the attempt was a means of redemption.

It is heavily implied that the Lost Sinner holds some relation to the Witch of Izalith, not just possessing a Anarchy Bug from Lost Izalith in Night Souls but also dropping an Old Witch Soul in NG+ (which can likewise be traded for a Chaos Blade), equally well every bit having Pyromancers assist her in battle. Additionally, equipping the Penal Handcuffs enhances pyromancy.

Summoning [ ]

Lucatiel of Mirrah tin be summoned for this boxing. Her summon sign tin can exist found after getting off the elevator, only before the flooded area.

Sellsword Luet (SotFS only) can also exist summoned for this battle. His summon sign tin exist found inside 1 of the open up jail cells. He is very useful for this fight, as he uses the Redeye Ring, which causes the boss to nearly always attack him. If you need to keep Lucatiel alive during the fight, exist sure to summon Luet as well.

Strategy [ ]

The Lost Sinner is a challenging boss and her difficulty is only made worse by the darkness of the boss room. This obscures her movements and prevents the role player from locking on to her unless she is at shut range. However, defeating the Belfry Gargoyles and getting the Bastille Key (in SotFS, the central tin exist institute after the Ruin Sentinels instead of the Gargoyles) allows you to unlock the ii doors upward the stairs on each side of the fog door and calorie-free the oil within with a torch which illuminates the boss' room.

Fifty-fifty with the room lit, existence patient and careful is essential. A shield with good stability volition lessen her take chances to easily stunlock and likely kill the histrion, as her attacks do high stamina impairment when blocked. Players should but attack when plenty stamina remains to roll/cake afterward.

Staying close and circling her so attacking while she recovers from her attacks is a good tactic. If she jumps away, you tin can shut in on her or let her come up to you. She will unremarkably move in with a dashing attack or her jumping attack.

Be conscientious when healing or using items as she is highly aggressive and volition not finish attacking for very long. The Lost Sinner tin can be parried, but she will rapidly bound away before any sort of follow-up can be performed. Using magic confronting her won't be easy, just possible if you are confident in your dodging skills.

On NG+ and beyond, ii black phantom pyromancers drop from cages on either side of the room when The Lost Sinner falls to around 50-60% health (SoFS just?). These pyromancers utilize a variety of attacks to kill the histrion such as Flame Swathe, Forbidden Sun, Anarchy Storm and Neat Chaos Fireball. They volition continually run effectually the room and cast pyromancies at the actor, and are hard to hit as they oftentimes dodge both magic and melee. 1 strategy is to summon Lucatiel of Mirrah and effort to damage The Lost Sinner enough that the pyromancers appear and then that yous can apace take them down earlier Lucatiel is defeated, equally the dominate may focus on Lucatiel if she is alive. If a player has high damage dealing potential, it is possible to defeat The Lost Sinner while both pyromancers are active. However, dodging all iii enemies will be challenging.

If The Lost Sinner is defeated before the pyromancers have been dispatched, it is possible that the pyromancers volition plow neutral and stop attacking the player.

One of the best strategies to defeat this boss is to use the Redeye Band that you can purchase in Majula from Sweet Shalquoir. Use a shield with 95 - 100% physical damage reduction and good stability, such as the Drangleic Shield. Hold information technology in two easily, then summon Lucatiel of Mirrah or another histrion equally a phantom and then block the entirety of the fight. Draw the Lost Sinner around in a circle, blocking her attacks and sidestepping her overhead swings/jump attacks. Lucatiel will chase the boss and attack it in the back, and avert being damaged almost entirely. This is also the recommended strategy if you wish for Lucatiel to survive this fight in order to progress in her sidequest. The aforementioned method can be used to defeat a number of bosses, including the Ruin Sentinels. This strategy isn't as good in NG+ and up, simply can still be effective with some heavy striking phantoms to help deal with the pyromancers rapidly, or if you accept a Gyrm Greatshield or a similar shield with high fire resistance.

A very adept strategy for solo melee builds is to get slightly far away (nigh 15-twenty ft.) to induce her lunge attack, which the player tin can then dodge nether and set on from the back. The easiness of the contrivance means that the role player tin ii-hand a powerful weapon, allowing for a quicker impale.

Attacks [ ]

Horizontal Slash Combo: Many versions of her horizontal slash combo. Her most common attack, often done twice in a row. It tin can be blocked. One where she performs a horizontal slash, then followed upwardly by an overhead assault, large stamina bleed. Another combo she does is when she slashes twice in a row then followed by a thrust strike.

Quick Thrust: A powerful stabbing attack that is hands dodged past rolling under. Staying close and circling around her tin can requite a good hazard for the thespian to counterattack.

Uppercut Strike: An upward slice, sometimes followed past a down slice. Dodging is the best choice.

Jumping Assault: Jumps out of view and attempts to striking the thespian with a falling attack, plunging her blade into the ground, sometimes if the actor is most her though the assail missed, volition follow upwards with a horizontal swipe. If she overshoots the role player, she may turn effectually and perform a stabbing assail.

She either has two variations of this, only one of which removes lock on, or she may randomly combo her Jumping Attack with other combos.

Parry: She will become into a stance where she holds her weapons hilt against her face, if attacked during this stance she volition block with her greatsword and perform a parry and riposte them. This can cause massive damage and will likely kill the histrion.

Quick Swipe: Swipes her blade quickly, sometimes she follows it up with a dorsum step.

Accuse: At that place are two variations of this. The first is if the player has created distance between her, she volition perform a charging thrust attack. The second is that she will accuse, and then swipe diagonal from her right (the player'south left). This is 1 of, if not the easiest to dodge.

Backstab: If the player turns their back to Lost Sinner, she'll backstab them dealing not as much impairment equally Parry simply will deal a large corporeality of harm; footnote: Horizontal Slash Philharmonic deals more impairment if all hits land.

Defenses [ ]

Concrete Defenses

363	0%	0%	0%
Elemental Defenses

15%	50%	30%	thirty%
Resistances
		Can be Backstabbed	Tin be Parried
50%	50%	No	Yes

(Stats are from Param Studio and are not estimated)
Strike/Slash/Thrust defense force are applied on top of Physical Defense.

Drops [ ]

Notes [ ]

Past using a Bonfire Ascetic on the Sinners' Rise blaze, The Saltfort, Lost Sinner tin be respawned.
The Penal Gear up volition be sold past Maughlin the Armorer upon the Lost Sinner's defeat.
The Lost Sinner can exist parried.

Gallery [ ]

Music [ ]

Dark_Souls_II_Soundtrack_OST_-_The_Lost_Sinner — Dark Souls II Soundtrack OST - The Lost Sinner

References [ ]

↑ Soul of the Lost Sinner description.
↑ Penal Set up description

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Elana, the Squalid Queen • Executioner's Chariot • Flexile Sentry • Smoke Knight
Giant Lord • Guardian Dragon • Looking Glass Knight • Lost Sinner
Lud, the King's Pet & Zallen, the King's Pet • Mytha, the Baneful Queen • Nashandra
Erstwhile Dragonslayer • Old Atomic number 26 King • Prowling Magus and Congregation
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Sir Alonne • Skeleton Lords • Smelter Demon
Smelter Demon (Iron Passage) • The Duke'south Dear Freja • The Last Behemothic
The Pursuer • The Rotten • Throne Watcher and Defender
Velstadt, the Royal Aegis • Vendrick