Do you use havel as a verb?

Sometimes I'll be playing the game with someone and die a lot to a mob or an enemy. I'll message my friend, "I have to havel." Sometimes I'll be chatting with another friend and say, "I had to havel to beat that boss.

What do I mean by "havel"? I mean "wear Havel's Armor and Havel's Ring to get lots of poise and defense so I can successfully tank whatever's killing me."

Do you use havel as a verb?

I definately have to Havel from time to time but I've never used as a verb mostly because none of my friends play Dark Souls because they're all scum bags...

Of course. I get invaded by a guy wearing full Havel, I say;

"Oop, I'm about to get Havel'd."

I always ask my friend (he's new to Dark Souls) to report the status of Havel's life. He usually replies, "Havel's life is as follows: Dead" For some reason, we always talk about killing Havel. We havel a good time talking about him.

I think to havel could also mean "to beat the ever living hollow out of".

I haven't done so, no.

I tend to use Tarkus more in the verb category.

I use "Xanthous", because that's what i wear to kill bosses

I also saw a guy who was obsessed with making a mod that would make the anor londo archers shoot Havels at you, with their bow, and make Gough fire himself with his bow at Kalameet

"To Havel" must have a very different meaning for him

That's some mod. :shock:

That mod needs to happen.

Edit: Screw that, a kitten cannon needs to happen.

They will run in fear of my casul casulness.

The sad thing is that that casul is better than I am at PvP

I once havel'd Gwyn. Was too easy.

You must be casul if you think tanking Gwyn while havelling is hard

Tanking is for casuls
0 poise hyper mode ftw

What the hell exactly does casul mean anyway? I see it used in place of tryhard,noob and idiot.

Never considered it, but might just.