What should I say to Varre?
When speaking with Varre, it’s essential to choose the right dialogue options to progress his questline and ultimately gain access to Mohgwyn Palace and the Lord of Blood, Mohg. To start, you should tell Varre that the Two Fingers “didn’t seem right” to begin his quest, and later, when asked, say “I’ll fly straight and true” to continue his story.
Understanding Varre’s Questline
To fully comprehend the significance of Varre’s quest, it’s crucial to understand the context and the Lore behind it. Varre is tied to one of the most powerful demigods in Elden Ring, and completing his questline grants players the ability to have an audience with Mohg in Mohgwyn Palace.
Varre’s Quest Rewards
The reward for completing Varre’s quest is significant, as players receive a reusable Bloody Finger and the Pureblood Knight’s Medal, which can lead to Mohgwyn’s palace where you can fight Mohg, Lord of Blood.
Frequently Asked Questions
The following FAQs provide additional information about Varre’s questline and the Elden Ring game:
- Q: Should I let Varre anoint me? A: If you choose to be anointed, Varre will present you with the Lord of Blood’s Favor, and your final trial for him will be to soak the cloth with a Maiden’s Blood.
- Q: Where does Varre go after killing Mohg? A: Varre moves to Rose Church in Liurnia after you get your first Great Rune.
- Q: Can you do Varre’s quest if you killed him? A: If you killed Varre or just don’t feel like doing his quest, you can still reach Mohgwyn Palace and defeat Mohg, it just takes much longer.
- Q: Should I give Varre my finger? A: Doing so gives you the Bloody Finger item, and speaking to him again will give you a Pureblood Knight’s Medal.
- Q: Is Varre good or bad? A: White Mask Varre is likely the first NPC the Tarnished speaks to in the Lands Between and is a thoroughly unpleasant character, with his true wickedness being worse.
- Q: Can you get to Mohg without Varre? A: If you killed Varre or just don’t feel like doing his quest, you can still reach Mohgwyn Palace and defeat Mohg, it just takes much longer.
- Q: Can you revive Varre? A: You can only revive merchant NPCs, and unfortunately, Varre is not a merchant.
- Q: Should I say I’ll fly straight and true Elden Ring? A: Once you defeat Godrick and charge his Great Rune at the Divine Tower in Limgrave, you can speak with Varre again at the First Step, and choose the option, “I’ll fly straight and true!” to progress Varre’s story.
- Q: Can you revive white mask Varre? A: Varre cannot be revived at Church of Vows, like most dead NPCs.
- Q: Should I say the two fingers seemed off? A: Tell Varre that you thought the Two Fingers “didn’t seem right” to progress the quest.
- Q: What do you get for killing Varre? A: His wounded body will be on the floor as he gasps for strength from Mohg, and you can collect 6 Festering Bloody Fingers and Varré’s Bouquet off his corpse.
- Q: Why are my eyes red in Elden Ring? A: Your eyes will become permanently reddened and bloodshot if you pursue White Mask Varre’s sidequest, which involves invading a few other players and then soaking a cloth with the blood of a maiden.
- Q: How do you beat the white mask in Varre? A: Defeat Varre – the fight is the same as those against the Nameless White Masks – and speak with him when you return to your world, and exhaust his dialogue, and he will die.
- Q: Can you get to Mohgwyn Palace after killing Varre? A: If you killed Varre or just don’t feel like doing his quest, you can still reach Mohgwyn Palace and defeat Mohg, it just takes much longer.
- Q: Does Tanith’s quest affect the ending? A: For all intents and purposes, this is the end of Tanith’s quest in Elden Ring, and players can safely ignore her without worrying about it having any kind of impact on the ending.