- "Well, look at this one. From what far-away age hast thou come? Thy scent is very human, indeed..."
- — Elizabeth
Elizabeth (Japanese: エリザベス, Hepburn: Erizabesu) is a character and merchant in the Dark Souls: Artorias of the Abyss DLC. She is also a mentioned character in Dark Souls II, which refers to her as Saint Elizabeth (聖女エリザベス, Seijo Erizabesu).[1][2]
Elizabeth is voiced by Joanna Wake.
Location[]
She is encountered in the Oolacile Sanctuary, where she remains for the duration of the game unless Dusk of Oolacile is killed, which will prompt her to disappear.
Plot[]
Elizabeth is the first character met in the DLC, right after the defeat of the Sanctuary Guardian. She will inform the player of Dusk's fate and assist them in their endeavours regardless of whether they accepted to rescue her or not, providing her wares which include most of the princess' usual stock, as well as some utility items like Repair Powder and Gold Pine Resin.
If Manus, Father of the Abyss is killed and Dusk successfully rescued, she will give her thanks to the player and reward them with three Elizabeth's Mushrooms. These will also be dropped upon her death, provided she hasn't already parted with them before the act.
Lore[]
Dark Souls[]
Elizabeth is a member of the Mushroom People of the adjacent woods. She is a master of golden sorcery and the guardian of Oolacile's Sanctuary, as well as Princess Dusk's wet nurse.[Note 1] The two appear to be very close, as the princess will tell her about the Chosen Undead, who rescued her from her imprisonment in the Golden Crystal Golem.[3] She is also adept in medicine, treating mushrooms into potent restorative items.[4]
When the Chosen Undead is dragged into the past by Manus, she is able to instantly recognize them due to the stories of Dusk. She begs for their help and shares her insight and wares with them. She speaks of Knight Artorias, and how he would fall to the Abyss, and of Marvelous Chester, another man from a faraway time who she describes as being odious.
After the successful rescue of Oolacile's crown princess, she thanks the hero, but decides against sharing the truth of the tale, leading the heroic deed to be associated with Artorias instead. She also refuses to elucidate Dusk on the true nature of the beast that had kidnapped her, despite her many requests.[5]
Dark Souls II[]
During the times of Drangleic, Elizabeth's existence persisted, passed down through oral tradition. She is revered as a saint of great beauty and virtue, who devoted her life to healing the ailments of the needy by concocting medicine and potions.[1] Little more is known about her, apart from the fact that her unique medicines were still widely used long after her time.[2]
Dark Souls III[]
Her name has long since faded in the era of Lothric. However, what's likely her calcified remains can be found in a cave in Farron Keep, near a chest containing the Antiquated Set once worn by Dusk, and a Golden Scroll, a written record of golden sorceries from Oolacile.[6] Nothing is explicitly said of this corpse, making its identity ultimately ambiguous, but its location and the items found around it heavily imply it is indeed her body.
Gifts[]
 Elizabeth's Mushroom x3 |
| Oolacile Sanctuary - After beating Manus, Father of the Abyss and saving Princess Dusk |
Wares[]
| Item |  Repair Powder |
 Gold Pine Resin ×3 |
| Souls | 300 | 1,000 |
If not already purchased from Dusk of Oolacile.
| Sorcery |  Hidden Weapon |
 Hidden Body |
 Cast Light |
 Repair |
 Chameleon |
| Souls | 2,000 | 2,000 | 1,000 | 10,000 | 3,000 |
| Catalyst |  Oolacile Ivory Catalyst |
| Souls | 1,000 |
Character information[]
Health and souls[]
| Health | Souls | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| NG | NG+ | NG | NG+ |
| 314 | 333 | 3,000 | 9000 |
Defenses[]
| Physical Defenses | Elemental Defenses | Resistances | |||||||
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| 60 | 60 | 60 | 60 | 60 | 60 | 60 | 999 | 999 | 999 |
These stats are sourced from FuturePress's Official Dark Souls Strategy Guide.
Drops[]
| Item | Elizabeth's Mushroom ×3 |
| Drop Rate | Guaranteed (If not already given) |
Dialogue[]
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Nothes[]
- ↑ While in the English version Elizabeth describes herself as Dusk's "godmother", in Japanese she instead opts for the word "乳母" meaning "wet nurse".
Trivia[]
- In Dark Souls II, using the Chameleon spell or a Silver Talisman in the Shrine of Amana will allow the player to take a form reminiscent of Elizabeth.[7]
Gallery[]
.jpg "DS1 PtDE screenshot (Elizabeth).jpg (1.97 MB)")
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Elizabeth Mushroom description.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Dark Troches, Triclops Snake Troches, and Red Leech Troches descriptions.
- ↑ Dusk of Oolacile#Location
- ↑ Elizabeth's Mushroom description.
- ↑ Dusk of Oolacile dialogue.
- ↑ What's likely Elizabeth's corpse can be seen in Farron Keep, nestled in a hidden cave.
- ↑ Elizabeth transformation in Dark Souls II.