Several covenants - namely, the Blue Sentinels, the Blades of the Darkmoon, the Watchdogs of Farron and the Aldrich Faithful - feature an automatic summoning mechanism that is, nominally, very similar to invading. (For more information on covenants, check our Dark Souls 3: how to join every covenant guide.) Next, equip the badge in your inventory by placing it in the large diamond-shaped slot on the right-hand side. To activate a new covenant, first acquire its badge by finding and speaking to the covenant's NPC leader - not always an easy task. Mound-Makers, meanwhile, can invade games to earn Vertebrae Shackles, and Warriors of Sunlight can invade worlds to earn Sunlight Medals. Members of Rosaria's Fingers, for instance, can earn Pale Tongues by eliminating hosts, or Forked Tongues by killing members of the Way of Blue or Blades of the Darkmoon covenants that they encounter while in another world. In fact, invading will grand different rewards depending on your currently selected covenant. It's worth noting that while invasions are linked with the Rosaria's Fingers covenant in lore terms, members of other covenants are free to invade worlds too. The Red Eye Orb can be used indefinitely and, once activated, will continuously attempt to send you to other worlds. To continue invading, you'll either need additional cracked orbs or the Red Eye Orb, which is acquired by progressing Leonhard's quest-line. Once your mission is successful, or you've been banished from the world, the one-use Cracked Red Eye Orb will be destroyed.
Using a Cracked Red Eye Orb will transport you to a random world, giving you the chance to pursue its host and kill them. The former can be obtained as a starting gift, by speaking to the NPC Leonhard at the Firelink Shrine, or by collecting the item from certain fallen enemies. To invade another player's world, you'll need either the Cracked Red Eye Orb or the Red Eye Orb item. In Dark Souls III, invasions are closely tied to the Rosaria's Fingers covenant, with key invasion items only becoming available if you follow the covenant-centric Leonhard quest-line. Invasions are the malicious side of the Dark Souls multiplayer experience, enabling players to force themselves into other worlds in order to kill the host (and any other phantoms present) and reap unique rewards.
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