White Mask Varre (2024)

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What should I say to white mask Varre? ›

White-Faced Varre in Liurnia of the Lakes

Speak to him and he'll ask you what you think of the Two Fingers. You can either say that you trust them or that you are unsure about them. If you say you trust them, the conversation will end here.

White Mask Varré, the first NPC you meet in Elden Ring, infamously points out that you've arrived in the Lands Between “maidenless.” It can be tempting to kill Varré then and there, but doing so precludes you from completing his storyline, which is well worth doing — as you'll find out in this Elden Ring guide to ...

Get The Pureblood Knight's Medal And Invade Varre In Mohgwyn

He will officially induct you into the Knights of Luminary Mohg by slicing off one of your own fingers. This becomes the Bloody Finger, a reusable invasion item that replaces the Festering Bloody Fingers that could only be used once.

White Mask Varre may simply appear like an innocent (though oddly sarcastic) guide upon the player's first steps into Limgrave, but Varre hides much more sinister intentions due to his loyalty to Mohg, Lord of Blood.

Tell Varre that you thought the Two Fingers “didn't seem right” to progress the quest. If you tell him that you thought they were magnificent, the conversation will end, but you can talk to him again to say that actually something “seemed off” about the Two Fingers to get back on track.

Return to Varre after your third invasion, and choose to let him anoint you. This action enters you into Mohg's service and prompts Varre to give you another task. As of Patch 1.06, you no longer need to fight other players to complete White Mask Varre's quest.

IIRC vaatividya said it's Varre who killed our maiden because it's prophesied that a tarnished will become Elden Ring but if no tarnished is succeeded, then Mohgwyn dynasty will prevail. So he kind of sabotage tarnished by killing their maiden.

Cannot be revived at Church of Vows, like most dead NPCs. He wears the War Surgeon Set, which drops from one of the three Nameless White Mask invaders in Mohgwyn Dynasty Mausoleum. The War Surgeon Set's description implies that Mohg originally had the surgeons abducted against their will; Varré included.

Nameless White Mask is a Humanoid Enemy Invader in Elden Ring. They are three separate NPC invaders that wear the War Surgeon Set, taking on the appearance of White Mask Varre.

no, sorry. No. There is no way to get the war surgeon mask after killing Mogh (unless someone trades you one).

Why won't Varre invade me? ›

You can't get invaded by varre if you proceed too far in the story.

Michael Myers is characterized as pure evil directly by the filmmakers who created and developed the character over nine films. He kills using a kitchen knife. In the first two films, Michael wears a Captain Kirk mask that is painted white, as well as coveralls, which he usually steals from a victim.

Mohg, also known as the Lord of Blood and the Omen, is a major antagonist and optional secret boss in the 2022 action-RPG Elden Ring. He is one of the demigod children of Godfrey and Marika, and he is the twin brother of Morgott.

Two Fingers Interactions

Once players kill their first Shardbearer of the game (bosses that drop Great Runes), the Two Fingers will be available to interact with. Speak to Enia the Finger Reader to decipher the gestures of the Two Fingers.

Intelligence: At least Average (Varre works as a recruiter for Mohgwyn's Dynasty, and is shown to be realtively well versed in combat and using incantations) Weaknesses: His swarm of flies attack move can disappear after a certain amount of time.

The opposite of black, a white face mask is often associated with logic, cleanliness, purity, or simplicity. If you chose a white mask, you're probably a practical person because your mask will match any outfit.

Lord of Blood's Favor can be used to progress White Mask Varre's questline. Once obtained, players must soak it in the blood of a maiden: The closest will be a Maiden corpse in the Church of Inhibition, north east of Liurnia.