A word of warning, first. From recommends that adventurers seeking to experience
Dark Souls III: The Ringed City be at least level 100. I think that’s incredibly generous, but take that with a grain of salt; I’m not the best at
Souls games. You can get to the titular Ringed City from a new bonfire near the Kiln of the First Flame or from the Painted World, at the bonfire near Sister Friede. I would suggest you ensure that you’re as prepared as humanly possible, as this is, in more ways than one, the end of the line.
Slave Knight Gael seeks the Dark Soul of Humanity, and it has taken him to the literal end of the world. Naturally, you’re in hot pursuit, and you eventually and inevitably end up at the eponymous Ringed City, a formerly opulent but now crumbling wasteland populated almost exclusively by individuals whose torment has driven them over the brink of madness. It’s a haunting, labyrinthine nightmare, which, of course, is the general idea behind the series in general. What’s worse is the legion of spectral horrors occupying this forsaken place, numbering in the infinite…