The Dregling won’t attack once found, but they’ll plead for their life and ensure they aren’t doing anything nefarious. To find the Dregling, head into the tower stationed to the right of the fog gate (be wary of the hidden Black Phantom up the steps). Specifically, the Special Key is found in the same room as the Dregling enchanting the Fool’s Idol to stay immortal. On that note, it’s not even possible to free Lord Rydell until 3-1’s been cleared. The Special Key is found at the very end of 3-1, requiring you to more or less complete the stage before you can so much as think about freeing Sage Freke. While Lord Rydell tends to his own business, Sage Freke will return to the Nexus and actually offer to sell you some useful spells.
Both Rydell and Freke are two of the most mysterious characters in the game and it's mainly because they're found in the Tower of Latria. Both can be found locked up in their cells before they’re rescued, with screams echoing through the halls of the Prison as players desperately search for keys.Įdited on Augby Renan Fontes: NPCs in Demon's Souls are some of the most memorable in the medium, in large part due to how they're integrated into the game design. RELATED: Demon’s Souls PS5: Every Boss (& How To Beat Them)Īlong with the countless demons infesting the Tower of Latria, the Prison of Hope is home to Sage Freke & Lord Rydell – prisoners in need of freeing. Coupled with the visual enhancements courtesy of the PS5, the Prison of Hope will have players second-guessing every turn around a corner. FromSoftware has always had a knack for implementing horror into their games, but the Tower of Latria raises Demon’s Souls to another level. The Tower of Latria is exemplary of Demon’s Souls’ level design at its best, with the Prison of Hope particularly standing out as one of the most terrifying stages in the Soulsborne franchise.
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