In this guide, we'll give an overview of what Twinkling Titanite does, every source of Twinkling Titanite, and recommend some farming strategies to obtain as much of this resource in as little time as possible.
Twinkling Titanite is a rarer variant of the Titanite resource that's required to upgrade Dark Souls 2's rarer items. Upgrading certain weapons and armor requires the following amount of Twinkling Titanite:. In total, it costs 15 Twinkling Titanite to upgrade a weapon fully and 9 Twinkling Titanite to fully upgrade an armor piece.
Like most resources in Dark Souls 2, Twinkling Titanite can be obtained from vendors, loot found in the world, and as a rare drop from certain enemies. There are quite a few locations that house at least one piece of Twinkling Titanite. If you don't want to farm but need a large sum of Twinkling Titanite, explore Brume Tower.
Crystal Lizards, an enemy type found throughout Dark Souls 2, also have a chance of dropping Twinkling Titanite. You'll need to use a Bonfire Ascetic or alter your NG cycle to farm them. The same goes for Crystal Lizards. What's the earliest Twinkling weapon you can get? But no shiit, the other weapons that require twinks are completely garbage while pkcs is the absolute best in the game so just do as I say and git gud. If you manage to find and kill all the crystal lizards, buy the three from Greirat after sending him to Irithyl and trading the crows both for a twinkly and a slab you can actually fully upgrade the weapon before you even fight Pontiff Sulyvahn.
Please tell me i'm not the Only one who calls this "Twinklenite" for short. There's actually 2 crystal lizards behind the illusory wall in the chapel basment. It's tough out there for a cursed undead, but these 10 locations may prove more than fruitful for burgeoning adventurers. Sadly, there is no unlimited way to farm Twinkling Titanite with a low-level first playthrough. They're the two weird talking crows that act more like magpies.
Luckily, one of those stones can be found in Things Betwixt, too, under the waterfall. Free Twinkling Titanite that's unguarded with practically no risk is hard to come by, which is why the one near blacksmith McDuff in Lost Bastille shouldn't be skipped. There's one inside his metal chest. The problem is, he's sitting on it. In order to get blacksmith McDuff to move away, players just have to light the torch inside his workshop.
Afterward, he will stand up and leave his metal chest, and the players will then be able to grab the Twinkling Titanite inside. In total, players can get four from her. One of them is a reward after spending 20, souls buying stuff from her and then talking to her.
The other three are sold to the players after they obtain the King's Ring. That would be the one in the Undead Crypt, in the same room as King Vendrick. Rest at the bonfire near the beginning of Ash Lake. Upon defeating the first two clams you see, use Homeward Bones or the Homeward miracle to quickly respawn them. Repeat as much as you like.
If the clams are too tough for you an ultra greatsword or similar weapon with high damage can infinitely stun the clams when timed correctly. These clams are very susceptible to fire.
If you have some high powered pyromancies, two shots should take them out. If you simply cannot afford to purchase homeward bone in bulk a trip to the Crystal Cave may be a good idea.
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