Has a Death Blight-inflicting ranged attack, which can be mitigated with the Prince of Death's Pustule or Prince of Death's Cyst talismans and cured using the Order Healing and Law of Regression incantations or Rejuvenating Boluses consumable. The file names for the Wormfaces are Deracine Male for the small ones, and Deracine Female for the large ones. Deracine could come from a French word for uprooting trees, or it could mean displaced. It is possible that these are corpses that were buried in Catacombs built around Greattree roots (back when the roots of the Greattree were purportedly linked to those of the Erdtree, see the description for Root Resin), and were in the process of becoming a part of the Erdtree, but then displaced or uprooted by Deathroot. This would explain why they inflict Death Blight, and why they drop Sacrificial Twigs, which are rumored to have once been pruned from the Erdtree. Their stick they wield and the cloak they wear are unobtainable Lesser WormfaceWormfaceDeath Blight-inflicting ranged attack, which can be mitigated with the Prince of Death's Pustule or Prince of Death's Cyst talismans and cured using the Order Healing and Law of Regression incantations or Rejuvenating Boluses consumable. The file names for the Wormfaces are Deracine Male for the small ones, and Deracine Female for the large ones. Deracine could come from a French word for uprooting trees, or it could mean displaced. It is possible that these are corpses that were buried in Catacombs built around Greattree roots (back when the roots of the Greattree were purportedly linked to those of the Erdtree, see the description for Root Resin), and were in the process of becoming a part of the Erdtree, but then displaced or uprooted by Deathroot. This would explain why they inflict Death Blight, and why they drop Sacrificial Twigs, which are rumored to have once been pruned from the Erdtree. Their stick they wield and the cloak they wear are unobtainable Lesser Wormface