Online play refers to all aspects of play connected to other players via the internet. This include co-operation, invasions, duels, and trading.

PvP Tournaments are a series of matches in which someone in human form stays in a place where there are several Red Soap Signs placed, or the invasion rate is high.

Setting Up PvP Matches

If you want to host a tournament, you will need to reverse hollowing and go to an area where you can be invaded as well as summon people via Red Soap Sign and either let them duel or wait for one of them to fight the remaining Red Spirit.

Setting Up Rules

If you want to set up rules, message the Red Spirit that was summoned or has invaded you and tell them rules that you would like them to follow.

Watching The Duels

If you were to host in the Undead Burg, you would want to stand in the area where the crossbow-wielding Hollow Soldier is or stand by where the Undead Spearmen are.

Souls Signs

Soul Signs are used to summon or invade other players for cooperative play or PvP. These signs are created by the use of their corresponding multiplayer items. The conditions for being able to see a soul sign created by another player will vary depending on the type of sign.

General Information

Image Type Created By Conditions for Seeing Purpose White Soul Sign White Sign Soapstone Player must be in human form with the area boss undefeated. Summons others for co-op. Gold Soul Sign White Sign Soapstone Player must be in human form with the area boss undefeated. Summons others for co-op. Red Soul Sign Red Sign Soapstone Player must be in human form with the area boss undefeated. Summons others for PvP. Gravelord Soul Sign Eye of Death Cannot have another player summoned. Invades others for PvP. Dragon Soul Sign Dragon Eye Player must be in human form with the area boss undefeated. Cannot have another players present. Summons others for PvP.

Additional Information

• The Gravelord Soul Sign is the only sign that will not stay in a fixed location. If the Gravelord Servant who created the sign is moving around, the location of the sign will follow them, refreshing to a new location every 10 seconds.
• The white, gold, and red signs will cause the summoned player to spawn at the exact location of the sign. However, the Gravelord Sign and Dragon Sign will instead cause the summoned player to "invade" at the nearest invasion spawn location.
• All signs use the same level range as the white sign soapstone for cooperative play, asides from the red sign soapstone. The red sign has no upper-level-limit on who can see it, meaning those who find the red signs have the potential of summoning a player who is far below their level. More information about the level ranges can be found on the online-matchmaking page.

UPDATED PROCESS FOR THIS SYSTEM

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General Information

When connected to other players online for co-op or PvP, players who are guests in a host's world will appear as a phantom.
Phantoms are designated a recognizable color to establish their friendliness or hostility to a host.

Some colors are shared by the available multiplayer items, meaning the phantom's color alone does not distinguish the covenant they belong to in all cases.

This table assumes the Host is in human form.

List of Phantoms

White Phantom Method of Connection for the Phantom Method of Connection for the Host The phantom sends their soul sign to the host by using the White Sign Soapstone The host chooses to summon a phantom by activating a white soul sign while the area boss is still alive Goal of the Phantom Purpose for the Host Assist the host for co-op To have assistance Obtain souls during the process, and a point of humanity when the boss is defeated -

Gold Phantom Method of Connection for the Phantom Method of Connection for the Host The phantom sends their soul sign to the host by using the White Sign Soapstone while being a member of the Warrior of Sunlight covenant The host chooses to summon a phantom by activating a gold soul sign while the area boss is still alive Goal of the Phantom Purpose for the Host Assists the host for co-op To engage in jolly co-operation Obtain souls during the process, and a point of humanity and a sunlight medal when the boss is defeated Obtain a sunlight medal when the area boss is defeated

Red Phantom a.k.a. Dark Spirit, Black Phantom Method of connection for the Phantom Method of connection for the Host Using a Cracked Red Eye Orb The area boss is still alive Being in Darkwraith covenant and using the Red Eye Orb The area boss is still alive The phantom sends their soul sign to the host by using the Red Sign Soapstone The host chooses to summon a phantom by activating a red soul sign while the area boss is still alive Goal of the Phantom Purpose for the host Engage the host, or any other phantom, for PvP Provides an enemy for PvP Obtain souls killing other phantoms, obtain souls and a point of humanity by killing the host Obtain souls and a point of humanity by killing the phantom

Blue Phantom a.k.a. Spirit of Vengeance1 Method of connection for the Phantom Method of Connection for the Host Being in Blade of the Darkmoon covenant and using the Blue Eye Orb The area boss is still alive and the host has sinned Being in Blade of the Darkmoon covenant and using the Darkmoon Blade Covenant Ring The host is in Dark Anor Londo Being in Forest Hunter covenant and using the Cat Covenant Ring Sif is still alive and the host is in the Clan of Forest Protectors' area Interacting with a Gravelord soul sign Area boss is alive, being a Gravelord Servant, and using an Eye of Death Goal of the Phantom Purpose for the Host Engage the host and red phantoms for PvP Provides an enemy for PvP Obtain souls killing other phantoms and the host Obtain souls by killing the phantom Being in the Blade of the Darkmoon covenant, obtain a souvenir of reprisal by killing the host - Being in the Forest Hunter covenant, obtain a set of randomized items and rank up in the covenant - Being an invader of a Gravelord soul sign, put an end to Gravelord infection and obtain an Eye of Death Obtain an Eye of Death by killing the phantom

Dragon Spirit Method of connection for the Phantom Method of connection for the Host Being in the Path of the Dragon covenant and sends a soul sign by using the Dragon Eye Interacting with a Dragon soul sign while the area boss is still alive Goal of the Phantom Purpose for the Host Engage the host for PvP Provides an enemy for PvP Obtain a dragon scale and souls by killing the host Obtain a dragon scale and souls by killing the phantom

NPC Phantoms

You may summon or be invaded by several NPC phantoms, and you don't need to be online for this to happen, although you still need to be in human form.

Summons

Invaders

Notes

• There is one instance in the game where you can invade as a Spirit of Vengeance without being online. It's when you invade the world of Knight Lautrec the Guilty using the Black Eye Orb.

All of the multiplayer items in Dark Souls will pair players within a specific range of levels, though the ranges are different between the original and remastered versions of Dark Souls. There are also varying requirements for successful use of each item.

Level Range Formulas in Dark Souls Remastered

White Sign Soapstone, Eye of Death, Dragon Eye, & Red Sign Soapstone

These four items use the standard co-op range. Players can be paired with others who are relatively near their level, using what is commonly referred to as the "10 + 10%" calculation. The range is calculated from the host's perspective.

x +/- (10 + 0.1x)

• Level 50 can summon: 35 - 65
• Level 100 can summon: 80 - 120

Red Eye Orb, Cracked Red Eye Orb, & Blue Eye Orb

These items have a lopsided invasion range, allowing an invader to invade higher than they can lower. The range is calculated from the invader's perspective.

x - 0.1x (lower level limit)
x + (20 + 0.1x) (upper level limit)

• Level 50 can invade: 45 - 75
• Level 100 can invade: 90 - 130

Cat Covenant Ring & Darkmoon Blade Covenant Ring

These items have a lopsided invasion range. Similar to the other invasion items, but with a wider range and they are instead calculated from the host's perspective.

x - (20 + 0.2x) (lower level limit)
x + 0.1x (upper level limit)

• Level 50 can be invaded by: 20 - 55
• Level 100 can be invaded by: 60 - 110

Weapon Level Matchmaking in Dark Souls Remastered

Not present in the original version of Dark Souls, a weapon level matchmaking system has been introduced to prevent players with drastically-different levels of gear from pairing.
Both the Soul Level (SL) ranges and Weapon Level (WL) ranges have to match for two players to connect.

Notes on Weapon Level Matchmaking

• It is not possible to decrease your weapon level. As soon as you've acquired a new-highest weapon upgrade, that is permanently flagged for your character. Dropping weapons or moving them into the Bottomless Box will not change it.
• The regular Pyromancy Flame is treated as a "regular" weapon. The Ascended Pyromancy Flame starts at weapon level 15, and remains there with further upgrades.
• Armor upgrades, rings, spells, and other items will not increase or affect weapon level.
• It is possible to pair with another player outside of your weapon level range if the connection occurs very-soon after a player has upgraded their weapon.
• As rare weapons are counted as +5 and already infused weapons count as +10, picking up an ingame rare weapon from a drop, chest, or merchant will automatically raise your weapon level to +5, and picking up one of the infused weapons dropped by a mimic will increase your weapon level to +10.
• The official guide has a description of the weapon level matchmaking which can be seen here. This has been tested to be incorrect and the above chart is correct. Reddit made a spreadsheet here, all of which is reflected above.
• The Crystal Straight Sword, Crystal Greatsword, Crystal Shield which are either sold by Domhnall of Zena or dropped by the skeletons in The Duke's Archives are fixed at WL0. Weapons that are ascended to Crystal are WL10 and look like normal weapons. This includes the Crystal Halberd inside the Mimic near the start of Anor Londo and the Crystal Knight Shield inside the mimic in The Duke's Archives.

Password Matchmaking in Dark Souls Remastered

In the network settings, players may set a password to make pairing with a friend easier.

• Coordinating a password will bypass both Soul Level and Weapon Level ranges for the White Sign Soapstone and Red Sign Soapstone, allowing an infinite range for both items.
• Setting a password will mask other white and red soul signs from view, and also prevent your signs from being sent to random players.
• 'Overleveled' summons (players outside of the normal ranges) will receive a debuff when paired with a lower-level host.
• Dragon Signs, Gravelord Signs, and other forms of multiplayer are not affected by the password system. This means they will neither bypass level ranges, nor be masked from view.

Level Range Formulas in Original Dark Souls

The level range formulas are always calculated from the perspective of the player using the multiplayer item, not the host. For the given formulae below, x = the level of the player using the corresponding item.

White Sign Soapstone, Eye of Death & Dragon Eye

These three items use the standard co-op range. Players can be paired with others who are relatively near their level, using what is commonly referred to as the "10 + 10%" calculation.

x +/- (10 + 0.1x)

• Level 50 can be matched with: 35 - 65
• Level 100 can be matched with: 80 - 120

Red Sign Soapstone & Cat Covenant Ring

These two items use the same calculation as the above items to find out the lowest levels they can be paired with, but there is no upper-level restriction. This allows users of these items to be paired with anyone that is a higher level, all the way up to the max level.

x - (10 + 0.1x), or any level higher

• Level 50 can be matched with: 35 - 713
• Level 100 can be matched with: 80 - 713

Red Eye Orb & Cracked Red Eye Orb

Similar to the Red Sign Soapstone, these items can pair an invader with a host slightly below their level, or all the way up to max level. The difference is that the red eye orbs use a different formula for the lower-level limit, invading only 10% below the invader's level. This results in a smaller level range.

x - 0.1x, or any level higher

• Level 50 can be matched with: 45 - 713
• Level 100 can be matched with: 90 - 713

Blue Eye Orb & Darkmoon Blade Covenant Ring

These items use the co-op range to calculate the highest level that can be invaded, but a unique formula allows Darkmoon invaders to go considerably far downwards.

x - (50 + 0.2x) (lower-level limit)
x + (10 + 0.1x) (upper-level limit)

• Level 100 can be matched with: 30 - 120
• Level 200 can be matched with: 110 - 230

Connection Requirements & Tips

• Common PvP levels determined by unofficial, meta-game standards are 100, 120, and 125.

Level Range Calculators

Level Range Calculator for remastered version (website) - Input any level or weapon upgrade to find out all of the possible level ranges for each multiplayer item.
Level Range Calculator for original version (website) - Input any level to find out all of the possible level ranges for each multiplayer item.

Invasion Spawn Locations

• Invaders will spawn in a variety of predetermined locations.

• Darkwraith and Blade of the Darkmoon invaders share spawn locations. The only exception is when using the Cat Covenant Ring or Darkmoon Blade Covenant Ring, which have their own locations that are different from when a player uses an orb. Otherwise, the Red Eye Orb, Blue Eye Orb, and Cracked Red Eye Orbs all work the same with regards to spawn locations.

• These locations also apply to those who invade via Gravelord Soul Sign. The Gravelord sign itself can appear anywhere in a level, as it follows the location of the Gravelord Servant, but the location of the sign causes players to spawn at the corresponding locations in the list below.

• The most popular places to invade from are the ones that are accessible nearest bonfires. There are some players who recognize this and wait for invaders to attack as soon as they spawn. If these encounters happen too often, using different locations is a reliable solution. There's little incentive for jumpers to wait by the less common invasion points, and there are too many for them to manage at once in most levels.

• In Dark Souls Remastered, you will invade at the closest spawn location to the host even if you invaded from a different nearby location. Certain spawn points are grouped together, and you have a chance of invading hosts in any of these locations. To determine which spawn locations are grouped, look at the MP ID in the table below. Any IDs that differ from a given location by 5 or less are grouped together. For example, if you invade from the bonfire at the bottom of Blighttown (location #5, MP ID 140012) you can invade any hosts in locations #4-7 (MP ID 140010-140013). You will not be able to invade hosts in locations #1-3 at the top of Blighttown (MP ID 140000-140002) because the MP ID difference is too large.

List of Spawn Locations

It can be very handy for an invader to know the shortest distance to travel from a bonfire to get more variation from their online play. This list includes the known boundaries and quickest ways to reach the different locations. The locations are numbered and ordered in a way that players would most likely encounter these spots if they were playing through a level for the first time.

Spawn Locations in new Prepare to Die Edition/ DLC Areas

Ring-Summoned Invasions

Players cannot choose where to spawn with ring-summoned invasions. They have their own, randomized locations that are unique from the above list.

Inside the Forest, Using the Cat Covenant Ring:

1. Next to the entrance stairs.
2. Next to Alvina.
3. In the middle of the area with the Demonic Foliages.
4. Next to a cliff by the water puddle.

Twilight Anor Londo, Using the Darkmoon Blade Covenant Ring:

1. Middle of bridge to rotating platform, beginning of level.
2. By the lever to the rotating platform, bottom of steps outside Great Hall.
3. Inside the Great Hall, near the entrance by the large shortcut doors.

Additional Notes

• Sometimes the 'invasion canceled' message does not show up when transitioning between the boundaries of spawn areas. There are areas where it happens and where it doesn't. In places where it doesn't, players will spawn depending on where they used their invasion item, not where they are when they start to be summoned.
• The Great Hollow, Ash Lake, Undead Asylum, and the Valley of Drakes are non-multiplayer locations where invasions cannot happen.

Introduction

Co-op is a big component of the Online interaction available in Dark Souls. Other human players and a few specific NPCs can be summoned for cooperative play. A host can summon a maximum of two friendly phantoms from either white or gold summon signs. These signs are placed by other players using a white sign soapstone.

If summoned phantoms succeed in helping a host defeat the area boss, the phantoms are rewarded with souls, one humanity and perhaps a sunlight medal if one of the phantom(s) is a member of the Warrior of Sunlight Covenant.

Due to the co-op level matching schemes, it is necessary to choose areas in which to co-op based on your character's level. Leveling up too high or staying too low for certain areas can result in less frequent summons. If you enjoy co-op, you may choose to spend your souls upgrading equipment and buying consumables instead of leveling up, in order to continue helping other players through the earlier bosses.

Be warned that the conditions for allowing co-op also allow a host to be invaded by another player.

For PC players, turning off firewalls and Windows Firewall service is highly recommended.

Requirements

• The host must be in human form, which is achieved when the player uses the option to reverse-hollow at a bonfire.
• The area boss must still be alive for the host. The summoned phantoms do not need the boss in their game to still be alive.
• The phantoms must cast their sign using the white sign soapstone. They do not need to be in human form to cast their summon sign.
• The players must be within a certain level range of each other.

Special Area Requirements

A few specific areas require progression past a certain point before co-op is possible:

• In New Londo Ruins, the water must be drained (meaning you have access to Key to the Seal).
• In The Duke's Archives, the player must have escaped beyond the prison area.
• In the Demon Ruins (before Demon Firesage), the yellow fog gate needs to be cleared (you have obtained and placed the Lordvessel).
• In the Tomb of the Giants, the yellow fog gate also needs to be cleared.

Matchmaking Level Ranges

Tools

Level Range Calculator - Input any level to find out the level ranges of all multiplayer items.

Explanation

The level range for co-op is:

• The Phantom's Level, + / - (10 + 10% of the Phantom's Level)

For example: If a level 50 player uses the white sign soapstone, they can be matched with players between the levels of 35 - 65, because the math works out as follows:

• 10% of 50 = 5
• 10 + 5 = 15
• 50 +/- 15 = 35 - 65

This range can only be calculated by the player using the white sign soapstone (the phantom). If a host wishes to find out if a certain player is within their range, the other player should instead do the calculation to see if the host is found within their range. There is a slightly different level range for players who are hosts and players who are phantoms at the same level, but it's not a significant difference.

In instances where a decimal place is created by the 10% portion of the formula, the numbers always round down to whole number and never round up. For example, a level 15 player comes up with the numbers 10 + 1.5 (10%) to find out their range. The 1.5 rounds down to 1 before the rest of the formula is completed, meaning they add and subtract the number 11 to find out their range.

Recommended Levels for Different Bosses

Consistent level bosses

Inconsistent level bosses

Increase in Boss HP

Boss HP is increased when phantoms are summoned. It is increased by 50% with one phantom summoned, and doubled with two phantoms summoned. The increase to boss HP is typically negligible, as having other players to help will make most bosses easier. However, there are a few notable exceptions:

• It is sometimes recommended to attempt the Four Kings boss fight solo. Unless the summoned group has efficient DPS output (damage per-second), the extra health can make it take longer to kill each boss, sometimes causing the player to get swarmed by more kings as they spawn. This is especially the case when summoning the NPC Witch Beatrice, whose presence typically only makes the fight harder.
• NPC Solaire is typically unhelpful in the Gaping Dragon boss fight. Summoning him can be considered as a negative for potentially adding to the amount of HP you will have to remove from the boss on your own. Both he and Lautrec add minimal DPS to the fight and don't survive very well at all on top of adding to the dragon's HP.

• Red Eye Orb
• Cracked Red Eye Orb
• Blue Eye Orb
• Darkmoon Blade Covenant Ring
• Cat Covenant Ring
• Red Sign Soapstone
• Battle of Stoicism¹

• The Forest Hunter covenant uses the Cat Covenant Ring which, when equipped, will summon you to invade human form players in the Darkroot Garden. You don't need to be in human form to use it.
• The Blade of the Darkmoon covenant has two ways of PvP: invade a player that has sinned by using the Blue Eye Orb, or wear the Darkmoon Blade Covenant Ring and be summoned to invade players in sunlight-less Anor Londo (that is, if they have killed Princess Gwynevere). Both items can also be used in hollow form.
• The Gravelord Servant covenant allows you to use the Eye of Death item; this places a Gravelord Soul Sign that causes stronger enemies to occur¹ in three players' worlds within co-op range. If they find the sign, they can invade your world to stop the effects of this item. Beware, this means that by invoking this power you could be subject to three other invading players! The sign is not visible to the player who caused it, the only indication to the Gravelord Servant that they are under the Eye of Death effect is a black aura emanating from the character.
• The Darkwraith Covenant uses Cracked Red Eye Orbs, which let you invade a random player's world. After advancing your Covenant Level to +1, you will be rewarded with the Red Eye Orb which has infinite uses.
• The Path of the Dragon covenant lets you place a Soul Sign by using the Dragon Eye. Other players can then summon you to invade their worlds. If you kill the host, you gain a Dragon Scale for covenant advancement. You don't need to be in human form to use it.

• Consult the list of invasion spawn locations.
• You can invade in every area except the Undead Asylum, the Valley of Drakes, The Great Hollow, and Ash Lake, which do not allow multiplayer activity.

• There are 4 near the Firelink Shrine area.
• There are also 6 more in the New Londo Ruins before The Four Kings boss.
• They can also be bought from Darkstalker Kaathe in the Abyss.

• Join the Darkwraith Covenant. After advancing to level +1, you will receive one as a reward.

• It's an orb that specifically allows you to invade those that are in the Book of the Guilty — obtained by joining the Blade of the Darkmoon covenant. Only members of this covenant can use the item, and their invading Phantoms will be Spirits of Vengeance.

• The amount of souls you get is determined solely by the level of your opponent. The amount of souls they're carrying has no impact on the amount you receive.
  • It is a percentage of the amount of souls it cost the opponent to level up from their previous level to their current one. An invader gets 10% of that amount, and a host gets 50% of that amount.
  • For example, it costs 90401 souls to level up from level 119 to level 120. When an invader kills a level 120 host, they will receive 9040 souls (10% of 90401). When a host kills a level 120 invader, they will receive 45,200 souls (50% of 90401).
• An invader killing a white or gold phantom will receive the same amount of souls as if those players were hosts (10%).
• An invader killing another invader will receive 25% of their previous level-up-cost (half of what the host receives for killing the same player).

• Your IP pool hasn't grown large enough yet
  
  Dark Souls doesn't make use of dedicated servers. Instead, when you log online, you will get paired with a list of available players that grows larger over time, referred to by the community as the "IP pool." When you first start the game, you will not be connected to as many people than if you were to wait over ten minutes instead.

• There aren't many hosts in human form, within your level range, where you are trying to invade
  
  To be able to invade in a given area successfully, it is recommended that you remain in the suggested co-op level range, or within the end-game PvP meta, which is typically between levels 100-125. It is still possible to invade outside of these ranges, but you will encounter more failed invasion attempts in the process. Darkmoons can level up a bit higher since they can invade further below their level than any other covenant or item.
  
  Some locations are much more popular for PvP than others. Some of the "PvP Hotspots" include the Undead Burg, Undead Parish, Darkroot Forest, Sen's Fortress, Anor Londo, Oolacile Township, and the Kiln of the First Flame.

• For Darkmoon invaders, there aren't enough hosts who have sinned and are logged in the Book of the Guilty.
  
  Because of the more limiting conditions that are needed to find a host, the frequency of failed invasions when trying to use the Blue Eye Orb will always be higher than that of the Red Eye Orb. Patience is required for finding successful Darkmoon invasions. To minimize failed invasion attempts, trying locations that have higher online activity than others are recommended. It is also less common for low-level hosts to have sinned, so being a very low-leveled Darkmoon invader is also not recommended.

• Instead of invading, consensual summoning generally recommended. Using an item like the Red Sign Soapstone offers the chance for a host to summon a player based on their sign, which will display the player's gamertag and confirm who they are beforehand. Otherwise, a random invasion attempt carries no guarantee that the invader will target their PvP partner.
• Using a form of external communication to coordinate with your partner is almost essential, as there is no in-game chat.
• The player who wishes to be summoned should place their sign somewhere that is less likely to be found by other random players. Hiding your sign around a blind corner or underneath breakable objects increases the chances that your PvP partner will be the only person to find your sign.

• Do not heal using Estus or Humanity
• Do not retreat from the area you're fighting in
• Do not gank the other player (ganging up on them in a 2v1 or 3v1 situation)
• Allow the other player to cast a buff, consume an item, or complete a gesture at the beginning of the encounter (don't attack too soon)
• Baiting Invaders/Hosts into traps or NPC ambushes is usually frowned upon. Be mindful of your surroundings and try to memorize enemy locations before summoning an invader or going human.

• Remaining in hollow-form
• Playing offline

• While 8 poise doesn't offer much protection, it allows withstanding 1-handed or 2-handed dagger attacks or stepping out of lava from Chaos Storm and the Great Chaos Fireball
• 31 poise allows the player to withstand both 1-handed and 2-handed R1 attacks from most non-heavy weapons, including Straight Swords, Curved Swords, and Katanas
• 41 poise allows the player to withstand two consecutive 1-handed R1 attacks from most non-heavy weapons, as well as Great Combustion
• 53 poise withstands 2-handed R1 attacks from Curved Greatswords, Greatswords, Hammers, and Axes
• 76 poise withstands 2-handed R1 attacks from Ultra Greatswords, Greataxes, and Great Hammers

• Players will often mix and match armor to achieve a desirable combination of poise and weight
• Heavier armors offer more poise, while lighter armors typically provide little or none
• An example of relatively light armor with poise is the Hollow Soldier Set, with the Hollow Soldier Waistcloth often considered desirable for its poise-to-weight ratio
• The Wolf Ring is a popular item because it offers 40 poise without any weight