But in Scholar of the First Sin, it has been moved into the Shaded Ruins, in a room just past Manscorpion Tark's sand pit. In the original game, it will be waiting by the Primal Bonfire after defeating The Duke's Dear Freja. Vengarl's body can be found in one of two different locations depending on the version of the game. He will also become an available summon for the Ancient Dragon, Throne Watcher and Defender, Nashandra, and Lud and Zallen boss battles. He will then thank the player for listening to his ramblings and award them with his helmet.Īfter defeating his headless body and returning to Vengarl, he will thank the player and make his weapons and shield available for purchase. Vengarl says that he sometimes dreams of his body and warns the player to avoid it at all costs. He became a sellsword, but is ashamed of thinking only of war. If the player extends his dialogue, they learn that he was born in Forossa but he had to leave when the kingdom fell. After further prompting, Vengarl will eventually offer mercantile services to the player. At first, he will reject the player, stating that he doesn't want any business with the tribulations of war, battle or adventure.
In one of the corners of these woods, Vengarl's head can be found resting on a pile of rubble. Upon entering the Shaded Woods, the player will happen upon a shrouded portion of the forest. Ever since then, the silence of the woods has given him much time to think, and he spends all of his time doing such. During one battle, he was decapitated instead of dying, however, he awoke after the battle was over. Even amongst his warrior troupe, which was noted as being especially brutal, he was avoided. As time went on, his reputation as a vicious warrior grew.
When Forossa fell, Vengarl fled and became a mercenary. He cites the fall of Forossa as happening during his lifetime, being born before its collapse and a kingdom which he was tasked to defend. Born in Forossa, he eventually became a soldier in the army fighting for the prince of Forossa. In battle, his headless body wields the Red Rust Scimitar and the Red Rust Sword but his Summoning wields the Red Rust Scimitar and his Red Rust Shield. As he was decapitated in battle, he still wears his ornate helmet, styled in the fashion of a wolf.Īfter defeating his body, he can be summoned as a whole against the Ancient Dragon, Throne Watcher and Defender, and Nashandra. At one point, he was a brutal and bloodthirsty warrior, but his time alone has made him pensive and kind. Unlike all other characters in Dark Souls II, Vengarl of Forossa is composed of two parts: his disembodied head and his rampaging body.
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