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Just past the giant rats is a small door use the Grave Key and head in. Head back to the Dilapidated Bridge bonfire, then head into the sewers. Bring the ashes back to the Shrine Handmaiden, and she'll offer up the Grave Key. Stick to the uphill side of the battlefield, and you'll find a path right to them. You'll first need to find the Mortician's Ashes, which is located just off of where you first run into the giant arrows.

You'll probably come across her relatively early in the game, but actually getting to her isn't so simple. Irina of Carimįinding Irina of Carim, the game's primary Miracle vendor, can be a bit tricky. You can find him in a small alcove - if you're looking toward the thrones, he'll be on the right. That's Yoel - just speak to him, accept his service, and he'll move back to the Firelink Shrine. If you continue down to the end of the busted-up bridge, you'll find a crowd of dead pilgrims - it may look like everyone's dead, but one of the bodies on the right side of the bridge is still moving. Your first instinct may tell you to run straight down the stairs and into the village proper, but ignore that for the time being: instead, head down the stairs and turn back toward Castle Lothric. Yoel of Londor's true purpose may lie outside of sorceries, and he doesn't stick around Firelink Shrine for very long, but he serves as a great way to learn more advanced spells early on in the game.Īfter the fight with Vordt of the Boreal Valley, you'll find yourself on the outskirts of the Undead Settlement. The game's first sorcery teacher isn't all that hard to find, but he's extremely easy to miss. Now, without any further adieu: Yoel of Londor We'll be going over every trainer in the game, so if you want to go in blind and try to find all of these guys for yourself, bookmark this guide and come back if you need help.

From the opening hours of the game to the final stretch, here's how to find every magic-based NPC in Dark Souls 3 - but first:

That's where our guide comes in: if you've been trying to focus on one specific form of magic, but just can't find the right NPCs, we're here to help. Sorcery, miracles, pyromancy: each magic class has its own specific teachers - and there's a good chance you'll miss them if you don't know where to look. Sure, you may receive a basic spell or pyromancy at the start of the game, but if you want the biggest, most powerful spells in the game, you're going to have to find its respective vendor. Magic has always held a strange position in Dark Souls : while many believe that it's integral to the story and lore of the world, there are just as many who claim that using magic is the Dark Souls equivalent of "Easy Mode." Either way, magic will always have an impact on how you play - whether it's how you use it, or how your enemies do.Īs was the case in previous entries, Dark Souls 3 demands that players work for their magic.