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'''Introduction''' 1.10 is out. Let the rejoicing commence. ---- Party game info: We are playing on the ladder on Battle.net, US West. Account names are as follows: Brian: Zane314 Andrew: NeonElephant Nick: Squirrelloid Steve DeFord: Willworker Curtis: Iainuki Steve (The real one): OptionalBowser We have a fire sorc (Steve), a Conviction/Smite/Zeal paladin (Brian), a meleezon (Andrew), a Zeal/Holy Freeze paladin (Nick), a lightning sorceress (Steve DeFord), and a hammerdin (Curtis). We are currently in Act II Normal in the Canyon of the Magi. We have been starting at 9:00 PM EST, but I'd like to try starting earlier with a break for food in the middle. Those who wish to join, catch up and talk to one of us. My address at cvinson@cs.hmc.edu still works; I have AIM under Iaimeki. --CurtisVinson ---- FYI: The port D2 servers listen on is TCP port 4000 (four thousand). So those of you behind routers, if you forward port 4k to your D2 playing box, you can host D2 even behind a router/ firewall. --PomonaSteve ---- '''Patch 1.10''' Path 1.10 Beta has now been out for several weeks. I've noticed a few bugs. I have a Hurricane/Tornado druid sitting at the end of Normal; after beating Baal, he can't enter the Destruction's End portal. Monsters sometimes will stop moving and allow you to kill them with impunity; the Countess appears to have the worst case of this problem, but I've seen other uniques do it too. There are some graphical issues with the Cloister doors in Act I.--CurtisVinson A note on 1.10, for those of you designing characters: none of the documentation I have found online is entirely accurate. Further, even the lists of synergies, etc. in the game aren't wholy accurate. For instance, I have yet to see a reference to the fact that Tornado has a third synergy skill; most things I have seen just list Hurricane and Twister, and omit the fact that Cyclone Armor is also a synergy. Thus, some caution is recommended when designing characters.--SteveHaas A few random thoughts on skills in 1.10: In 1.09, many character classes could afford to buy their core skills and then have oodles of skill points left over to sink into utility skills. 1.10 characters are different, primarily because of synergies. Skill points have become scarcer for all characters, and in particular builds whose skills are not primary (e.g., many melee builds) now have to worry about skill point allocation. In 1.10, I propose that all skill point expenditures belong in one of four categories: prereqs, synergies, essential utility skills, and primary skills. Prereqs and synergies tend to be useless at anything except fulfilling their assigned function (there are useful synergizing skills, and the usefulness or lack thereof of the synergy skill certainly affects the quality of a build). Primary skills do most of the damage. But what's an essential utility skill? I think of it as a skill that will be useful from the point the skill investment is made until the character is a level 99 demigod(dess). --CurtisVinson I'm amused that there are now rune upgrade recipes all the way to zod... now if only they'd make a formula that let you turn an item into an ethereal version of that item... I'm sure i can get a zod eventually... countess runs, here i come --NickJohnson *Good luck with that. Countess can't drop Zod, so its more effective to just slaughter a bunch of stuff in Act 5 hell or the Cow Level. My best estimate is that the expected number of monster kills required to find a Zod or enough stuff to munge to one is something like 5,000,000. Making the spectacularly generous assumption that you can kill one monster a second, that's still about 4 hours per day for a year to get a Zod. Better than before, but...--SteveHaas ---- '''Character Designs for the Party Game''' Characters which cause substantial lag are bad. Top offenders (historically, anyway): Hurricane Druids, Turbosummoning Necros. ''I don't think a balanced party is essential, necessarily, I just think that we'll have a lot easier time surviving if we all have three times the normal number of hit points thanks to Oak Sage and Battle Orders, to say nothing of +1 all skills from Battle Commands and +400% to damage and a massively increased attack speed from fanatacism. It's not essential, but it would sure be a whole lot easier. I'm reasonably convinced that the optimal party looks something like this: *A barb. Of some sort. Something with Battle Orders. *A paladin. Conviction/Vengeance. *A Necromancer. Hard summoning, and max Lower Resist. This is the party tank/damage booster. *A Druid. With Oak Sage. Probably a Fury Wolf, to help tank. *3 Sorcs. 2 Fire Ball/Meteor, one Lightning + synergies. These are the characters that actually kill stuff. *A concentration/blessed hammer pally. Helps kill stuff. Now, the problem with this is that its not real interesting, particularly for the Necro and the Barb. So the question is, what's fun to play? Well, the answer varies from person to person, so its a hard question to answer. However, I will provide a brief list of the better character concepts. There may be other good options, this is just what I've found so far. Very high damage characters (probably around 7k per cast): *Fire Ball/Meteor Sorc *Lightning+synergies Sorc *Concentration / Blessed Hammer pally. *Zeal/Holy Freeze or Zeal/Holy Shock Pally. High damage characters. These characters still do a fair amount of damage, though not as much as the last group. Typically in the 2-3k per shot range: *Trapsin. Best as single element, but maxing Lightning Sentry, Death Sentry, and Wake of the Inferno works pretty well too. *Hurricane/Tornado druid. *Magazon (Freezing Arrow, in particular) *Bone Spear Necro *Lightning Fury (hybrid)zon. How important the hybrid aspect is depends on how good a bow you can get. Hybrid Lightning Fury/Freezing Arrow/Cold Arrow (for Synergy) could be interesting... Other useful things to have in the party: *Conviction. Breaks immunities, increases everyone's damage *Lower resist. Ditto. *Oak Sage. Life is good. *Battle Orders. Ditto. *Someone to tank (probably barb or melee pally), and preferably more than one, or some other method of obtaining good meatshield (Golems, Revived, Valkyrie, Shadow Master, Summon Grizzly Bear, Conversion, Mind Blast) *Cold damage and/or Holy Freeze. Something to slow down the opposition. However, at the end of the day, we'll probably be able to beat the game with almost any party, given what we already have. We could use a third element, but that's hardly essential. So play what you think will be most fun. But if you're asking what will be most helpful, the answer is definitively the Druid (AoE cold damage to slow enemies, decent damage output in a new element, and Oak Sage are all good).'' --SteveHaas ---- '''Individual Character Discussion for the Party Game''' ''Holy Freeze?!?! Dear Gods man, take Fanaticism! (or conviction)''--NickJohnson It should be noted that Holy Freeze is significantly better in 1.10 than it was in 1.09. In fact, a Zealadin with Holy Freeze can do truly disturbing amounts of damage. At level 20, with maxed Resist Cold, it does 703-722 damage per hit. This goes up fast with +skills, and you can also max Salvation to add to the synergy bonus. With Zeal to max the attack animation, Holy Freeze can do massive amounts of direct damage, plus the area effect damage and chilling. Holy Shock does better damage-wise, of course, at about double Holy Freeze's damage, but it doesn't chill. That said, I'm not sure Holy Freeze is the best choice for a party game, mainly for the reason that Act II Nightmare Mercs can provide the area chilling and some of the direct cold damage. If I were doing a Zeal/damage aura combo, I'd go Holy Shock. On the whole, I think that Conviction would help the party more, but I'm not sure what combat skill the paladin takes or where his other points go.--CurtisVinson * I've tried a Holy Shock/Zeal paladin. He does obscene amounts of lightning damage but not much else; by the end of Normal I was doing about 50-1000 damage per hit. He absolutely slaughters enemies where he can use the Holy Shock aura ("I shal make weapAAAARGH!"), but ran into problems with enemies with mana burn (slows him down a lot since he didn't have mana leech) and enemies who were lightning enchanted or lightning immune (no good damage source except Vengeance). - ChainMaille As it turns out, both Holy Freeze and Holy Shock do far more damage than Fanatacism on a zealot. In fact, a good Holy Element Zealot can churn out damage about 5 times faster than most melee characters and on a par with the better caster builds. --SteveHaas Question of the indeterminant amount of time: Do i play a Bear Druid of some build, a caster druid (hoping the hurricane lag issues have been solved), or a weather sorc (blizzard + thunderstorm)/cold sorc (all cold, all the time)? --NickJohnson I suspect that the most *effective* of those would be the Druid, though I'm kinda guessing. My suspicion is that Hurricane is still as lag-inducing as ever, but its possible that enough people have upgraded their computers such that it would matter quite so much; I'm pretty sure the source of the lag is just graphical. It shouldn't bother me, for instance. My feeling is that the cold sorc will be kinda short on damage, having investigated the situation a little more thoroughly. At typical game-beating type levels, you'd be doing something like 1000 damage per shot (compare to the Fire Sorc at 7k and the Concentration/Blessed Hammer Pally at 7.5k). Admittedly you can freeze, but your only options are Ice Blast, which only hits one target, and Glacial Spike, which doesn't freeze for very long (I'm not convinced it can freeze lock opponents on Hell). The problem with the weather sorc is similar: Blizzard does decent damage, but the AoE is kinda erratic, and with only 20 points to stick in its synergies... I'm not hopeful. The thunderstorm will be doing good damage... though to one target at a time. The Hurricane druid, on a damage per shot basis, still won't be doing great. But Tornado will do something over 2k damage, and Hurricane around 1200 per second, and to the entire screen. And you'll have enough skill points leftover to pump something else productive, like Oak Sage. Maxing the heck out of one skill seems to be brutal, but ineffective by yourself (immunes and all). Top picks seem to be Sorceress (Either fireball/ meteor or ice blast/ blizzard), caster Druid (molten bolder fire stuff or hurricane/ tornado), bone Necromancer, Magazon (freezing arrow), Traps Assassin (either Wake of the Inferno or Lightning Sentry, or possible both though that won't be nearly as good). ''Shall i point out that death sentry is one of 2 skills that pumps wake of inferno? Ie, going for wake of inferno means having a good death sentry. Sounds like the old traps assassin strategy only got better (at least for the fire end of things).'' '''Shall I point out that Death Sentry also pumps Lightning Sentry, which does markedly more damage as well? And thus that optimally you probably max all three and use Wake of the Inferno and Lightning Sentry?''' ''I would like to point out that hurricane/ tornado kind of sucks now, because hurricane doesn't seem to do cold damage anymore. Otherwise that would rock. Spirit of barbs got seriously gimped, so thats no longer a viable strategy. And enchant now sucks, because it adds crap for damage. (80 fire damage at 20 ranks for 40+ mana? you've got to be kidding!). Some of the spear lightning skills for amazons seriously rock now... and while most poison is going to suck it, have you looked at poison javelin (not plague javelin)? I have edited my preferences above. --NickJohnson'' *I actually just had a big debate via email with CurtisVinson re: enchant. While its true that its gimped in its own right, after you max fire mastery and its synergy, you're looking at 600 damage. With good +skills, you can hit 2k. That's gonna double the damage of almost any melee character. I think that's worth it, though admittedly you aren't good for much else. I don't think Spirit of Barbs was ever a viable strategy, myself. Hurricane/ Tornado, while nerfed by the damage type change, still isn't useless; you get some decent damage out put from spamming tornado, and the Hurricane is just some nice extra damage. Admittedly not much use as a single-player build; but viable for a party except for the lag issues. The lightning spear skills are definitely improved; I'm not sure if they make spearazon viable or not, as it takes a lot of points to get them good which leaves you few points for passives. I shoud additionally add for those among you who are feeling silly that Fire Claws with full synergies does over 4k damage per hit. Not that that's real practical to actually do. As a further note, Hurricane does, in fact, still do cold damage. So Tornado/Hurricane might make a good solo build. --SteveHaas **Oddly, some of the people at [http://www.lurkerlounge.com/diablo2 the Lurker Lounge] consider Enchant to <i>still</i> be totally broken, due to a presumption of a bunch of +skills (as with most skills now, I think the growth goes up <i>even more</i> past slvl 23) on it and Fire Mastery. Multishot Amazons, the entire skeletal army of Necros, and anyone with Exploding Arrow make particularly tempting targets (the +fire damage is still carried over into the Exploding Arrow's blast radius). ''I was actually thinking about playing fire claws if i go bear druid (whether for needed close combat ability or because armageddon probably causes serious lag). It would amuse me greatly, and is a druid build that effectively deals both fire and physical damage (and so would only have problems with phys+fire immunes, which are thankfully rare). --NickJohnson'' *Historically, Armageddon wasn't *too* bad about lag; Hurricane was the real killer. ''If you go fire claws, I would strongly recommend that you go with werewolf. Since fireclaws does a flat amount of extra damage per attack, it behooves you to maximize the speed of your attacks, and werewolves are better at this than werebears. I guess if you have enough IAS, this won't be a problem, but if we play untwinked, equipment will be tight. Note that a fireclaws druid will be tight on points, being a blend of elementalist and shifter: you want enough points in shifter skills to increase your combat bonuses and HP (particularly, you need to make sure you have enough attack rating to hit reliably; werewolf also helps with this), and then everything left over goes into elemental skills.''--CurtisVinson *The one advantage to Werebear is the extra HP you get from it, and the extra physical damage that will help leech. On the whole, though, I have to agree with Curtis. --SteveHaas **I don't want to play another werewolf before i've played a werebear, so currently its down to some werebear build or caster druid (probably tornado/ hurricane if the lag problems are fixed). Ie, shall i provide lots of physical, or physical and cold in moderate amounts. I guess i could be persuaded to play a cold sorc or a weather sorc (cold(blizzard) + thunderstorm) if that helps more. Fireclaws may not be an issue, since it sounds like fire will be well taken care of. (I guess i could still play a fire druid caster, but that seems silly given the fire mage). So, if its down to druids, do i play Beorn or Radagast? (yes, i name all my characters based on Tolkein... except jekyll, and i wish i'd named him Dragluir). ''I've got a test meleezon going at the moment, in an attempt to figure out which of the lightning skills (if any) might be viable. She may not make it much past Normal before the patch is out, however... (I don't particularly optimize for killing speed, Diablo isn't the only thing I'm spending time on, and my brother keeps running off with the expansion CD since it's technically his (though he doesn't own a copy of the regular game).'' --AndrewSchoonmaker *If I were doing a meleezon I would probably max Power Strike, Charged Strike, and Lightning Strike, as they mutually synergize anyway. I would also go spear/ shield instead of two-handed spear. --SteveHaas I've recently been looking at a silly Paladin build, as I was trying to figure out a reason to max meditation so large parties would love me- currently debating the Fist of the Heavens + synergies + prayer + meditation. Does roughly 2000 lightning damage a cast, and ungodly magic splash damage (only to undead, though, unfortunately). Consists of the "burn myself out of mana in four seconds" "heal it all back in two" play style. I've decided that the next party paladin I play will be this build. -- EvilSouthie ---- '''Discussion of Open vs. Closed for the Party Game''' summary: No real decision, but there were some votes for untwinked. ''Untwinked does have the advantage that we could play Ladder chars and get access to some of those things. I dunno if any of them will be worthwhile and feasible.'' You can actually get the ladder items in Open play. The only people who can't get them are closed non-ladder people. Some of them are godly; most are kinda mediocre (well, mediocre in comparison to the existing elite uniques; still better than what your average player finds). As for feasible... rares/ sets/ uniques seem a little more common now. I picked up my first 1.10 unique last night, a unique Ward Bow. Got it after about 2 hours of countess runs. If that's indicative, we should have access to some pretty good stuff. So, in conclusion, the only real debate is twinked or not. If we aren't twinking, we might as well play closed ladder. If we are, it needs to be open. I should also add that I won't be able to twink a party this size very heavily, so either other people will need to help or we will be using a lot of stuff we find anyway.--SteveHaas *Oh, yes, that's a good point. One other small advantage to open would be playing "players 8" with fewer than eight characters present. AFAIK that doesn't work in closed.... I've got approximately nothing to twink with, if it comes to that. --AndrewSchoonmaker --------- For those of you who need ideas for characters, or, alternately, have no clue how to play and want some advice on where to start, we have compiled a list of CharacterConcepts. For slightly more in-depth discussion of the game, take a look at the DiabloIiStrategy page. --------- '''Players' Lists of Their Characters''' Add new players to the top. If you update, move yourself to the top. This will give readers of this Wiki an idea of active players. PokeTest: Amazon 42 (Act V Normal), javelin-wielding lightning skill melee (a test of the Party Game concept) --AndrewSchoonmaker Jekyll: Druid 86, werewolf/heart of wolverine/fury/summoning. Luthien: Sorc 79, freezing sphere/hydra/thunderstorm with some wasted points on Chain lightning (it looked like a good idea on paper) Charcaroth: Barb 80, Axe frenzying berzerker. Beren: Pal 76 (Act IV Hell): blessed hammer/concentration/fist of the heavens/a little bit o' zeal Nimrodel: javazon 75 (Act II Hell): lightning fury/lots of passive... just doesnt work well somehow, but i will beat the game... Eol: Necro 75 (Act II Hell): fire golem/amplify damage/poison nova/getting some bone spirit (Nightmare Baal was painful) Arwen: Assassin 75 (Act I Hell): death sentry/wake of the inferno... traps really do work, holy cow Feanor: Pal 45 (Act II? Nightmare): vengeance/zeal/fanaticism/+ wee bit o' conviction Coming soon: A bowazon A spellcasting hunter thorn druid A sword and sorceress A martial arts assassin A whirlwind barbarian (likely sword(s) or polearm) A real Necromancer? Maybe? (Nah) --NickJohnson I suppose I should add my characters here. I'm not going to bother with the ones that haven't beaten Hell difficulty. Those that have, in chronological order: *Geleq: Necro 78, Bone Spear/ Blood Golem/ Iron Maiden/ Poison Nova. Hey, it used to work. *Goren: Druid 77, Mace/ shield, werewolf/ frenzy/ a little summoning/ heart of the wolverine. *Kaylin: Sorc 85, Frost Nova/ Hydra/ Thunderstorm *Qythra: Assassin 71, Phoenix Strike and dabbled in everything else. Quite literally; I think there were only three skills I didn't have at least a point in. *Thrag: Barb 77, frenzy with maces. *Keldryn: Zon 92. Multishot/ Guided Arrow. Windforce is a good thing. Bovine enemy number one. *Melnar: Pal 66, Vengeance/ Fanatacism/ Conviction (Note: never let anyone tell you that vengeance is a good primary attack skill. They clearly never tried it.) *Thryn: Barb 78, Frenzy with swords. Bul-Kathos set. Currently mfinding with double Ali Babas on the weapon switch. *Ulath: Barb 75, Whirlwind/ Berserk, big forking sword. *Cynthia: Sorc 78, Nova/ Hydra, Bovine enemy number 2. *Kalasin, 96th level hybridzon. Madly slaughtering cows. Designed to be the most excessively overpowered character possible. Hasn't spent a skill point since 65th level, and probably won't until 1.10 comes out. *Abhorsen, 81st level Necro, primarily bone spear but splashing everything. Note: necros are actually *good* in 1.10. *Regina, 84th level Assassin, Phoenix Strike + synergies. First character I've ever played that actually *likes* the Flayer Jungle. Advertisement: Today I found approximately the best theoretically possible weapon for a whirlwind barb. I have no intention of playing a such a barb anytime soon. However, this weapon is too good not to be used. Thus, if someone would like to borrow it for such a character, I would be amenable to this. It is a Cruel Great Poleaxe of Quickness (damage: 185-504) with two open sockets. It has a reach of 5, and with a Shael rune it will reach the fastest possible breakpoint for whirlwind, making it possible to hit a single enemy up to 8 times with a single whirlwind. The contents of the other socket are negotiable, but one will certainly be Shael. Let me know if you are interested. --SteveHaas Slayer Artemis, level 45 Bow-wielding Amazon, JUST beat Baal on Normal Difficulty. (overleveled? who, me?) Guided Arrow is the most beautiful thing to ever happen to her; Strafe, Immolation Arrow, and Freezing arrow tie for second place. Ah, spamming Freezing arrow, with a Cold Arrow Rogue Mercenary . . . It's probably just as well she never caught up with the massive gaming session during finals week 2002. (EvilSouthie would have wept as everything on the screen '''shattered!''') Artemis' overarching goal is the QuestForTheBestBowInTheGame, though she may never lay hands upon it. Wish her (and me) luck! --WillShipley I'm planning to play through all three difficulties once with each class, and have named each character (yes, I already created them so if I find something really spiffy, I can trade it to the appropriate person) after a character from a different video game series. Current characters include: *Kanon (WildArmsTwo), 72nd level Assassin (beat Hell Baal!) *Lenneth (ValkyrieProfile), 14th level Amazon *Karsh (ChronoCross), 1st level Barbarian *Badeaux (SuikodenII), 1st level Druid *Vincent (FinalFantasySeven), 1st level Necromancer *Duran (SeikenDensetsuThree), 1st level Paladin *Elhaym (XenoGears), 5th level Sorceress :<I>But Elly's too sweet to be a sorceress... o_O Maybe you could name her Miang and use only cold spells to match the personality... :-P</I> :I dunno... I was planning to dabble in all three trees (one stompy attack spell from each, all three masteries, warmth). Elly may be sweet, but she's also diverse in her options for butt kicking. Besides, I like Elly better anyhow. ^_^ Though you are probably right. :Actually, you know what? I think I'm going to play XenoGears again now. This is all your fault, you realize. :<I>I suppose Elly <B>does</B> have the capacity to totally destroy people with magic; she's quite possibly the second most broken character in the game...</I> Yes, I know. I'm pathetic. ... Can I have a hug now? - JeffBrenion Cool the Necromancer, Bitchin' the Sorceress, Badass the Paladin, and Stirfry the Amazon: I didn't play that much, never got past level 14, but I had the best character names. --AriNieh Sir Alejandro El Fantastico, knighted some time ago. Uses EVERYTHING from throwing axes to sythes, but normally is content with the 2-handed sword. Likes really cheap tactics like opening up a town portal before encountering a boss and not using it so he can just hack at the boss until he dies and then use the still-open portal to get right back into the action. --AlexBobbs Sir Hazel-Rah, knighted 7-31-00 1:30am. Prefers gemmed flails and war hammers. Preferrably gemmed with emeralds or saphires. Freeze 'em & poison 'em. --MarySullivan Dame Aria, tanking with a really big pike, but has a cool bow in reserve (was primarily a bow amazon until the pike). Roasted though Mephisto, and had damage control problems w/ Diablo both times. --Joshua Middendorf Sir Turnipgod, knighted roughly 12 seconds before Sir Invisibor. Expert of the Grim Wand, yet usually just hides behind his Golem and blows the hell out of any and all corpses, especially the big ones, they're squishy. --IanSchempp Dame Snailprincess, Given title 7-20-00 2:30am. Ruling the land with multi-shot. Can kick your ass from a distance. --DustinBarnard Destroyer IronFerz, Hardcore dual-claw martial arts assassin. Now deceased, Act I NM. --AndrewSchoonmaker Raistlin the Necromancer has finally beaten Baal on Hell (Thorns and a golem, as well as bone spirit), and my paladin is now up against those damn ancients on Hell (Lightning Aura and Zeal and 75% resist all on Hell). Just a little update. --JohnWalseth --------- '''Anecdotes''' We got done a little early tonight since we beat Diablo at 2:30 or so, so I thought I'd add this page. My anecdote for the day? You should always have enough strength to carry your weapon without your rings and amulet, or should remember that you don't. --JohnWalseth Evil Urns can make amusing uniques sometimes. I got a fire-enchanted Frozen Creeper (you know, the made-of-ice critters in Act 5). When he died from my freezes-enemies bow with Immolation Arrow, his corpse shattered, faded away, and then exploded rather bloodily. --ChainMaille A note on herding for any hybridzons out there: always herd with your javelins out, and never with your bow out. Trust me. --SteveHaas My most amusing anecdote involves an episode with Lam Esen's Tome on Hell. My brother and I were playing an assassin and a sorceress, respectively. The entrance to the Ruined Temple was . . . hot. We died. When we came back, we found that it seemed like every monster in the place (this wasn't true; more of them arrived to join the party later) was standing around the entrance, waiting to whack us into stunlock. We died again. It took us a few more deaths to conclude that attempting to get our bodies was not a reasonable option, and that, moreover, reviving our mercs was futile. We were persistent, however. After some time, we developed a strategy(?). My brother would summon his Shadow Master, go in, and attempt to Mind Blast as many of the monsters as possible, while running into one of the side rooms to draw their attention. Right after he did, I would enter and head for the other side room, then I would spam Frozen Orb in between bouts of frantic running in circles. None of this, of course, prevented us from dying, but bit by bit, we began to wear down the enemies. Meanwhile, all the running attracted other monsters, including Serena, so we weren't making progress as much as standing still. The real break came when had managed to clear, mostly, one of the side rooms. This increased the length of time we survived. Then we cleared the front room, grabbed our bodies, and began to take revenge. It took about an hour and a half, but we eventually cleared the entire Temple, grabbed the Tome, and gloated over our victory. --CurtisVinson Thought of the day: it takes '''way''' too much xp to level past level 90 or so. ---- DiabloIi is one of the GamesWhereYouKickTheDevilsAss. It is also one of the games with a BecDeCorbin. <i>And a Crowbill. Guess what Bec de Corbin translates to? And then there's also the "bill" weapon. Reminds me of the Bronze Crystal Sword I found, or the Pestilent Elegant Blade of Pestilence.</i> Or the "Ghostly Ghosts", or "Reanimated Corpse corpses"...
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