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Greirat of the Undead SettlementGeneral InfoLocationDrops????1000Greirat of the Undead Settlement is a in Dark Souls 3. Greirat will occasionally ask if he can go and 'steal' items for you that he will then sell.Greirat's Information. Gives you the and asks you to deliver it to in the. Appears as a vendor with an expandable inventory during his questline.Location. Initially locked in a cell, below the Tower on the Wall bonfire in. You can find the inside of the workshop below the which erupts on the rooftop.

After heading down the ladder and defeating the, follow the stairs at the end of the hall down to the base floor. Several and will be patrolling the area. The key is located at the back wall, down a flight of stairs which leads to a Starved Hound and eventual dead end. After accepting his request he appears at the as a vendor, asking you to remember about his request when talked to.

You can find past the bonfire. It is on a corpse hanging from the balcony of the first house the player will enter, overlooking a congregation in front of a burning tree. After delivering, he will tell the player to keep the, but other than that will not react. Once the world is reset, however, he will be in a curled up position and will give the player the Curl Up, while remaining unresponsive. Once the player leaves and enters once more, he will ask for permission to scavenge for more items.

He will return following the next boss kill and can return as early as after.Greirat's QuestlineSummary:. Rescuing Greirat. Delivering Loretta's Bone. Greirat's first outing (to the Undead Settlement). Greirat's second outing (to Irithyll, where he will die unless his rescue by either Patches or Siegward is ensured).

Greirat's third outing (to Lothric Castle, where he will die regardless of the player's actions)1. Rescuing Greirat:. From the High Wall of Lothric's Tower on the Wall bonfire, head down to the dark room with the broken floor and exit through the door on the right.

Cross the rooftops where you encounter the Pus of Man, climb down the ladder on the right, and enter the building below. After dealing with the spear-wielding Lothric Knight, head all the way down to a room guarded by dogs and Great Axe wielding hollows. Behind black powder barrels is a semi-hidden staircase where you can find the key to Greirat's cell. From the Tower on the Wall bonfire, head down one floor, and follow the hallway that is inside the tower. You will eventually run into Greirat's cell. Unlock the cell and speak to Greirat. Accept his help.2.

Helping Greirat with Loretta:. Talk to Greirat in Firelink Shrine, and he will speak to you about Loretta. From the Undead Settlement Bonfire, second after the Vordt of the Boreal Valley boss fight, you will immediately find a building that is dark inside. On the balcony, you will see a a corpse with loot on it.

Attack it to make it fall, and you will find Loretta's bone. Give Greirat Loretta's bone.3. Greirat's First Outing (Undead Settlement):You must visit the Undead Settlement after sending Greirat on his first mission to trigger him to leave the Firelink Shrine for the first time. If you are having trouble getting Greirat to leave Firelink, try warping to the Dilapitated Bridge bonfire, cross the bridge and make your way through the ruins to the Road of Sacrifices.4. Greirat's Second Outing (Irithyll Dungeon):Saved by Siegward:.

If the player has saved from the well and not killed the it is easiest to send Greirat into, check that he is gone from firelink, and then kill the. DialogueFirst encounter (High Wall of Lothric)'Ahh, you're no jailer are you? No, no, you're from far away. And judging by the bell.

You must be some of that unkindled ash. Remarkable, if that's true, then i have a favour to ask. Below the High Wall is a musty little town.

Not the home of any lord, just a very old settlement of Undead. An old woman, Loretta, lives there. Please give her this ring. I- I am not asking for charity. In fa- in fact if you do this for me. I'll be sure to repay you in kind. I-I may be a petty thief, but I've more wits than most royalty.

What do you say, then?' Refuse 'Yes, well, why should you? But if you change your mind, give me a shout, eh? I-I'm only a petty thief. I've nowhere else to go. Not like there's anything calling to me out there.

Heh'After Refusing 'Oh, what have we here? Changed your mind perhaps? You deliver the ring, and I offer my co-operation.

Hardly a shabby deal, hm?' Grant Request 'Very well. I humbly place my faith in you. I am Greirat of the Undead Settlement, and I promise to assist you.

Give this ring to old Loretta at the base of the High Wall.Do your part, and I'll do mine.' Attacking him 'Cold piss, what the devil is it now? I get caught once, and now this! One bloody time!

Curse the gods!' You die 'As they say, 'The cornered rat will lick the balls of a cat.'

'Killing him '(Forgive me, mother.) Forgive me, dear.' Second encounter (Firelink Shrine)'Oh, hello, you're back. And in one piece. Well, now it's time I do my part. Whatever trinket you need, speak up. Just don't ask me where I got them.' Talk 'Do me a favour, and don't forget our promise.

Give the this ring to old Loretta at the base of the High Wall. A nuisance, I know, but it'll help me tie up some loose ends.' Give Loretta's Bone'Heavens, she was already dead.

I-I'm not surprised, though. Hmm, almost a relief, really. You can keep the ring. As, well, a little trinket of thanks, I suppose.' Leave 'Goodbye, and stay safe.

Oh, this place is a bore. What good is thievery if you've nowhere to go?' Attacking him 'You're heading for the brink aren't you?

Well I won't let you drag me down! En guarde, you crusty ash bastard!' You die 'Cold piss, why did it come to this.' Killing him '(Cries) I've gone and run my course, haven't I?'

Pillage (Undead Settlement)'Ah, there you are. I was thinking. You know I'm a petty thief. Well, perhaps I'll go on the prowl. Everyone's dead or hollowed away anyway, right, so. I might as well fetch some weapons or treasure for you.

Well, what do you say?' Refuse 'All right, fine and well. If that's your wish I can only obey. But, feel free to change your mind later. I wouldn't want to lose my touch.' Talk 'What is it? Have you changed your mind?

I'm ready to go thieving at a moment's notice. Just give me the word.' Send him to pillage 'Thank you. You will not be disappointed. Greirat the Thief was once a well-known name. Until I ended up rotting in a cell.' Leave 'Good-bye.

I will leave for some time. So long for now. Do stay safe, you hear? Or my efforts will have been for naught.' Return 'Oh, hello, you've come at a good time.

It took some prowling, but I've finally made a score. Go on, have a gander.' Pillage (Irithyll of the Boreal Valley)'Ahh, hello, fine work, I say. Discovering Irithyll in the Boreal Valley, all in a day's work.

If the tales are true, it is home to old moon-worshipping nobles, and should be packed with treasure. What do you think? Shall I go and see what I can find?Refuse 'All right, fine and well. If that is your wish, I can only obey. But, feel free to change your mind later. I hate to leave a city of nobles ripe for the picking.'

Talk 'What is it? Changed your mind? I'm ready to go thieving at a moment's notice.

Just give me the word.' Send him to pillage 'Mm, a fine choice! I am greirat, the thief. What I bring back will be worthy of that name.' Return 'Oh, then, we are both safe and sound. Thank the gods for that.

I don't like cutting things so close. I might've died if it wasn't for that peculiar onion knight. But in the end, it all paid off. Take a good look. They're sure to be of some use.' Pillage (Lothric Castle)'You know, I was thinking. About leaving for another round of thieving.

There must be something of use in Lothric Castle. I-I'm aware of the danger. That castle is a death trap.

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Not a single man has returned from the castle unscathed, even back in the day. But I don't want sit around and die a petty rat. And I consider myself your friend.' Refuse 'Right, fine. You're very thoughtful, you are.

But, if you change your mind, do speak up. I meant every word of what I said.' Talk 'Changed your mind?

I hope you do. I lived a petty rat, but would rather not die as one.'

Send him to pillage 'Thank you, for placing your trust in me. Oh, don't you worry. I know Lothric like the back of my hand.' Trivia. Greirat is voiced by Stephane Cornicard, who also did the voice of in Dark Souls 2. The hat he is wearing is a.

It is said that people who wear the Thrall hood are either slaves or criminals. When Patches takes residence in the he mentions that Greirat did him a good turn in. Selling him the after giving him does not change his dialogue. There was previously a typo in one of Greirat's dialogues. His sentence ' I am Greirat of the Undead Settlement, and I promise to assist you.'

Was previously missing a 't' in the word settlement, making it read 'Setlement'. This was fixed in a later patch.

There is a rare glitch regarding Greirat in the Firelink Shrine. Sometimes, upon warping to Firelink Shrine and walking to where Greirat is, the rug he's sitting on and the stuff around him will not be absent and then suddenly appear after a few seconds. It's unknown what causes this to happen but it's mostly likely a loading or rendering glitch. Ok guys maybe I missed a trigger, not sure. I kept Seigwards armor from NG and gave it to him from NG+. Then I went along and did the patches part to get him to show up as a merchant is FLS.

My question is, since I saved Seigward, I havent gone to verify if hes there or not, he should still save Greirat, correct? Well now I want to know, since Patches still has the armor, since I didnt buy it from him, I have the option to tell Patches still where Greirat is. If I do, whats the outcome? Surely Greirat will just come back right? Saved by either?

I wonder if the game knows that both of them could be right there. So I did Smoldering Lake before Irithyll and killed the Old Demon King. I had forgotten about Siegward until I was almost to Pontiff Sulyvahn. So I opened all shortcuts back to Pontiff and went back to Firelink to buy the armor from Patches. But I made my rounds to all the NPCs at Firelink to stock up on whatever I needed and sent Greirat to Irithyll before talking to Patches to buy Siegward's armor. I told Patches where Greirat was before fighting Pontiff Sulyvahn and then the option to buy items was gone so I went ahead and went back to Irithyll and killed Pontiff Sulyvahn. Afterwards, I returned to Firelink to find Greirat still absent, but Patches was present so I went ahead and bought Siegward's armor.

I went back to the Cleansing Chapel and gave Siegward his armor and then went back to Irithyll to meet him by the fireplace in order to progress his questline. But on my way to Siegward, I found Greirat dead. Is this a bug or was it supposed to happen given the order in which I did things? Someone should add to the trivia that there's a bug where if you go to greirat in his cell, you see he's alive and well, but if you go directly to grab his key and go back to free him, he's dead and you'll be able to pick up his ashes.

I personally have never had it happen to me, but I was helping a friend of mine who's new to the game and saw it happen to him. I even googled it and found that others have had this bug happen. Only fix is to make a new character. Luckily you won't have made much progress at this point, but it still sucks having to re-do it. Clearing content up to Greirat Irithyl outing: Sigward in place, Sleeping and unspoken to close to the Distant Manor Bonfire.

Way up to Pontiff Clreaded and Pontiff Dead. Sent out Greirat (Sent him out to late by mistake). This can kill the Questline. I tried fixing it by clearing all the way up to, but not killing, Aldrich in Anor Londo. Cleared the path to Sigwards Cell and opend it in the Profaned Capital (Sigward still up at the Distant manor location and unspoken to. This will nott mess with his Questline.) Did also Kill Alva. Finished Anris Quest up to Anor Londo with the Yuria Quest.

Greirat still not Back at Firelink Shrine. Killed Dancer of the Boreal Valley. Greirat Back at Shrine. So if you send him late i would kill Dancer to get him to reappear. Confirmed (Remember to Kill Alva Invasion before next outing).

As for us, we cannot help speaking about what we have seen and heard.' We cannot stop telling about everything we have seen and heard.”for we cannot but speak of what we have seen and heard.”For we cannot stop speaking about what we have seen and heard.”For we are not able to stop speaking about what we have seen and heard.' For we cannot stop speaking about what we have seen and heard.' For we cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard.for we are unable to stop speaking about what we have seen and heard.' We cannot keep quiet about what we have seen and heard.'

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For we cannot stop speaking of what we ourselves have seen and heard.' For we are unable to stop speaking about what we have seen and heard.'

For we cannot stop talking about what we've seen and heard.' For it is impossible for us not to speak about what we have seen and heard.' For we cannot help telling the things which we saw and heard.' “For we are unable not to speak whatever we see and hear.”We cannot stop talking about what we've seen and heard.' If I say, 'I will not mention Him or speak any more in His name,' His message becomes a fire burning in my heart, shut up in my bones, and I become weary of holding it in, and I cannot prevail.The lion has roared-who will not fear? The Lord GOD has spoken-who will not prophesy?Yet when I preach the gospel, I have no reason to boast, because I am obligated to preach.

Woe to me if I do not preach the gospel!That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our own eyes, which we have gazed upon and touched with our own hands-this is the Word of life.We proclaim to you what we have seen and heard, so that you also may have fellowship with us. And this fellowship of ours is with the Father and with His Son, Jesus Christ. Lexicon Forγὰρ (gar)ConjunctionFor. A primary particle; properly, assigning a reason.weἡμεῖς (hēmeis)Personal / Possessive Pronoun - Nominative 1st Person PluralI, the first-person pronoun. A primary pronoun of the first person I.cannotδυνάμεθα (dynametha)Verb - Present Indicative Middle or Passive - 1st Person Plural(a) I am powerful, have (the) power, (b) I am able, I can. Of uncertain affinity; to be able or possible.stopμὴ (mē)AdverbNot, lest. A primary particle of qualified negation; not, lest; also (whereas ou expects an affirmative one) whether.speaking aboutλαλεῖν (lalein)Verb - Present Infinitive ActiveA prolonged form of an otherwise obsolete verb; to talk, i.e.

Utter words.whatἃ (ha)Personal / Relative Pronoun - Accusative Neuter PluralWho, which, what, that.we have seenεἴδαμεν (eidamen)Verb - Aorist Indicative Active - 1st Person PluralProperly, to stare at, i.e. To discern clearly; by extension, to attend to; by Hebraism, to experience; passively, to appear.andκαὶ (kai)ConjunctionAnd, even, also, namely.heard.”ἠκούσαμεν (ēkousamen)Verb - Aorist Indicative Active - 1st Person PluralTo hear, listen, comprehend by hearing; pass: is heard, reported. A primary verb; to hear. 4:15-22 All the care of the rulers is, that the doctrine of Christ spread not among the people, yet they cannot say it is false or dangerous, or of any ill tendency; and they are ashamed to own the true reason; that it testifies against their hypocrisy, wickedness, and tyranny.

Those who know how to put a just value upon Christ's promises, know how to put just contempt upon the world's threatenings. The apostles look with concern on perishing souls, and know they cannot escape eternal ruin but by Jesus Christ, therefore they are faithful in warning, and showing the right way. None will enjoy peace of mind, nor act uprightly, till they have learned to guide their conduct by the fixed standard of truth, and not by the shifting opinions and fancies of men. Especially beware of a vain attempt to serve two masters, God and the world; the end will be, you can serve neither fully.