In a period in which video games are becoming easier and more affordable, Dark Souls has stood out for years, standing as one of the most complex and cryptic games of recent years.
Surviving in the world of the Souls is not easy, lethal dangers abound with every step taken and corner turned, the absence of a real guide plot also makes it difficult just to understand which areas of the vast map to approach. In this scenario, the Estus flask is one of the fundamental tools to survive and perhaps the most important of all.
Unlike the previous chapters, in Dark Souls III we will have two types of flasks available, one to recover life points and one dedicated to action points.
At the beginning of the game, the Estus Flask can only be used a handful of times, and you'll have to decide how many uses to assign to the normal flask to recover life points and how many to the Ash Estus flask to recover action points. We have already explained to you where to find the Shards of Estus but, it is also important to point out, just as it happened in previous chapters of the saga, that it will be possible to enhance the precious flasks in order to increase their beneficial effects exponentially.
If in Dark Souls II the coveted object was the sublime Bone Dust, here your Golden Fleece will be the Undead Bone Splinter which, once found, is burned in the Bonfire of the Altar of the Bond.
Here is the list of areas where the splinters are found.
- Undead settlement
- Cathedral of the Depths
- Road of Sacrifices
- Road of Sacrifices
- Carthus Catacombs
- Carthus Catacombs
- Irithyll of the Boreal Valley
- Irithyll Prison
- Lothric Castle
- Lothric Castle
Just like for the Shards of Estus, even the Shards of undead bone are recoverable without a specific order, even in different runs. In fact, none of them are located in areas accessible only once.
For the most demanding, we attach a video showing all the specific places where the Splinters are located.
