Eileen the Crow is one of the few friendly faces you’ll find in Bloodborne, and she also happens to be one of the best-dressed NPCs in the game. Just look at that crow outfit.

Eileen the Crow is one of Bloodborne’s most memorable NPCs — a mysterious, crow-feather-cloaked hunter who follows the Hunter of Hunters creed.

Eileen the Crow is one of the few friendly faces you’ll find in Bloodborne, and she also happens to be one of the best-dressed NPCs in the game. Just look at that crow outfit.

To join Hunter of Hunters, you need to interact with Eileen the Crow. It's best to go see her whenever you can, as she can turn hostile if you don't establish a rapport in time, and will give you ...

Here’s an example of a race against Eileen the Crow in Bloodborne Kart.Her line “Leave the Hunting of Hunters to me” from the original game appears before the race begins.

CROW TALK. By Eileen Garvin. Dutton. 368 pages. $28. Crows have long been associated with death, but Eileen Garvin’s novel “Crow Talk” offers a fresh perspective; creepy, dark and morbid ...

Bestselling author of “Music of Bees,” Eileen Garvin knows this power well and includes it in her books. She’s just released a new book, “Crow Talk” and will be at the Bookworm to share about the ...

Eileen Garvin will discuss and sign “Crow Talk” at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 16, at Bookworks, 4022 Rio Grande Blvd. NW. She will be in conversation with environmental journalist Laura Paskus.

Funeral Services for Catherine Eileen Crow (nee Bunsey), age 85, of Mentor and formerly of Wickliffe, will be 12 p.m. Saturday, May 26, 2018 at The Orlando-Donsante Funeral Home, 29550 Euclid Ave.,… ...

IGN shows you the quest arc of the mysterious hunter, Eileen. Helping her out will get you several emotes, an Oath Rune, and the Crow Badge.

Eileen Garvin uses wildlife to comment on the human condition. As she did with “Music of the Bees,” Garvin deftly uses nature to tell the story of people in her latest novel, “Crow Talk.” ...

Book review. Crows have long been associated with death, but Eileen Garvin’s novel “Crow Talk” offers a fresh perspective; creepy, dark and morbid becomes beautiful, wondrous and transformative.