Who is Boc?

[darkflame]

What is this Boc guy for and what is the point of having a seemster if I can do my own seemstering? Does he become the end boss of the game or something cuz he seems really weak but that may just be a fake out, otherwise I can't find much use for him so far

[Lester the cat]

He forms the 7th secret ending, where he becomes the final boss, he removes his head and beats you to death with the wet end. If you'd just check the lore it's obvious.

[arador]

just another desperate, poor guy. his presence is for telling you a story, not for any pramatic purpose

[Dizzy Ladybug]

he has an interesting quest and can alter clothing for free

[Norm Macdonald's Ghost]

Originally posted by darkflame:

Who is Boc?

He's the Greater Will. Don't worry OP, you have no chance to defeat him.

[Terminator]

he is a nice guy

[Jules]

He's beautiful.

[0wnz0r]

Originally posted by Jules:

He's beautiful.

[Bullwark]

Originally posted by 0wnz0r:

Originally posted by Jules:

He's beautiful.

[Aertes]

He does it for free, and has his own interactions later, for which you've been given clue already.

ALso, I'd say he is there as proof of who is and nice person or not.

[Ant Ra]

Whatever was told by fromsoft about the history of elden rings that there is no connection to the dark souls lore.... there is.

All the names that are known from dark souls III, there as remains, blown dust, ruins and here fresh and also quite still alive, so unlife. As a single example of many there is Loretta, in elden ring still active in DS III as an artifact and a few remaining bones in a leather bag. In the DS III world, hardly anyone remembers who she was...

Grayrat, the thief from DS III.... was the young beastman Boc, the seemster. As grayrat he still wears the old service dress including his humiliating cap. The description of the hood: Hood used to cover the head of lesser folk who were set to work as slaves throughout Lothric. Also occasionally used to shame and humiliate criminals....

Well, you can't see Boc's beauty anymore. Only the voice... his voice is still there. older now, but... it's him...

I am quite sure of that. In elden ring, certain beastmen were taken for servitude, obviously forced by marika's law as you can see with the blacksmith in the table round and the mourning peninsula.

Sir kenneth Haight, who still believes in the pure golden order before marika advanced the breach, wants to restore the equal connection to the beatsmen. For this, however, the final intervention of the hero, us, is needed. An ending that does not completely destroy the world, you madmen