Baneful Chanters are the women in the Fishing Hamlet who chant about Kos and her stolen Child. One of them is also the one heard during the first The Old Hunters cutscene, outside of Oedon Chapel. They are resentful towards the defilement of Kos and the Hamlet and Hunters as a faction.
Not much is known about them other than they possess high knowledge, they are greatly informed of Kos and the sea and how it is connected to some form of ascension.
Dialogue[]
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Cutscene
"Curse the Fiends, their Children too... And their Children, forever true..."
Through the Hamlet
"A call to the Bloodless wherever they be."
"Mother is dead, her baby taken. Mother is dead, her baby taken."
"Scales are suffering, the grief of Kos. Do you hear it, a sealess void? The Lair of Beasts, where the Blood-crazed roam."
"Curse the fiends true, curse their Children and their Children's Children forever more."
"A bottomless curse, a bottomless sea. Source of all greatness, all things that be. A call to the
bloodless, wherever they be. Fix your ears to hear our calls; Kos, we have beckoned and Kos is dead. Forgive us and curse upon the fiends."
"Call to the Bloodless wherever they be, call to the Bloodless wherever they be."
"Mother's dead, her baby taken."
"cales are suffering, the grief of Kos. Do you hear it, a sealess void? The Lair of Beasts, where the Blood-mad roam"
"A bottomless curse, a bottomless sea. Source of all greatness, all things that be. A call to the bloodless, wherever they be. Fix your ears to hear our calls; Kos, we beckoned and Kos no more. Forgiveness upon us, curse the fiends."
Trivia[]
The baneful chanters are voiced by Lotte Rice and Sarah Beck Mather.
