Dark Souls lore book looks like a collector's dream
The two-volume book will set you back $180

Dark Souls is getting one hell of a faཧncy lore compendium next ✨year.
Earlier this week, listed the Abyssal Archive for release early next year in 2023. The package boasts two complete volumes compiling all the in-game lore from the original Dark Souls, painting one cohesive picture of the entire in-game🌺 world and its stories, and you can see the entire collection just below in all its glory.
The publisher's listing boasts the new collection is the "most comprehensive analysis of the game’s mythos ever undertaken." It's all in celebration of the tenth anniversary of the original Dark Souls, and the dedicated following 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:FromSoftware's modern classic has accrued ever since launch.
Oh, and you'll get this fantastic map seen just below with any edition of the Abyssal Archive. Drawn by artist Judson Cowan, the full map of Lordran paints a complete picture of🉐 🥃Dark Souls' intricate in-game world, although it probably won't help you navigate the actual in-game world should you get a little lost.
Now for the bad news: this won't come cheap. Just the standard version of the Abyssal Archive retails for roughly $180 when translated from the original Euro cost, but publisher Tune and Fairweather has actually confirmed with GamesRadar+ that they will be shipping ꧒the product overseas to U.S. customers.
As for the other versions, there's𝔉 the Limited Edition which costs roughly $250 and contains a special presentation box with a bookmark, and there's also a $500 Benefactor Edition, which actually gets your name into the 'Acknowledgements' section of the Abyssal Archive.
FromSoftware just revealed last month in June that it was working on "澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:multiple new projects" in the wake of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Ring.
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