Gyrm Warriors provide a repeatable enemy source for Titanite Chunks, which reinforce standard equipment through the mid-to-late upgrade steps.
PC / Scholar of the First Sin edition with all three DLC areas
WHERE & HOW TO FARM
Where to farm
Doors of Pharros, around the Gyrm’s Respite bonfire and nearby Gyrm Warriors.
In Scholar, Gyrm Warriors in Doors of Pharros can drop Titanite Chunks. Use the bonfire route to clear nearby Warriors, collect any material drops, then rest and repeat while the enemies continue to respawn. Drops are not guaranteed, and repeated kills in an area can eventually stop ordinary enemies from returning until a reset. Titanite Chunks are upgrade materials: take them to a blacksmith for standard equipment that requires them. This is a targeted farming run, so avoid spending time on unrelated Pharros devices unless they obstruct your path.
Reach Doors of Pharros and activate Gyrm’s Respite.
Bring a weapon and defenses suited to the nearby Gyrm Warriors.
Optional item-discovery gear for improving drop chances.
Rest at Gyrm’s Respite and identify which nearby Warriors are safely reachable from the bonfire.
Pull one Warrior at a time if several can engage together; defeat them without being cornered.
Check the ground and inventory for Titanite Chunks after each kill.
Continue along the same manageable loop to the next nearby Warrior, avoiding Pharros contraptions that do not aid the run.
Return to Gyrm’s Respite and rest to restore ordinary enemy spawns while they remain available.
Repeat the clear and collect loop; if enemies no longer return, use another route or consider an Ascetic only if you accept the higher intensity.
Bring the accumulated Chunks to a blacksmith and spend them on the intended standard weapon or armor upgrades.
Farming tips
Item-discovery equipment can help with random drops; use it only if it does not make the fight unsafe.
Keep track of the particular weapon’s remaining upgrade materials so you can stop when the required stock is met.
Repeat, collect and use
Warriors can be farmed while they respawn normally. Once an enemy is despawned through repeated kills, a Bonfire Ascetic can reset eligible enemies but permanently increases local intensity.
Common mistakes
Expecting each Warrior to drop a Chunk; check drops after every kill, but budget for randomness.
Pulling a group into a narrow space; separate targets so the run does not become a multi-enemy fight.
Burning an Ascetic casually to restore spawns; it makes the area harder permanently, so switch farms if that cost is not justified.
When to stop or switch
Stop when you have the Chunks needed for the planned upgrades or when nearby enemies stop respawning; move to another material source before escalating intensity.