| Dwarf warlock | |
|---|---|
| |
| Location | |
| Spawns in | 16 to 19 (Dwarven City)
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| Walk speed | 1 tile per turn |
| Defense | |
| Health | 70 HP |
| Dodge | 18 |
| Armor | 8 |
| Resistant to | Grim weapon |
| Immune to | Nothing |
| On damage | Nothing special |
| Attack | |
| Range | Melee, ranged |
| Accuracy | 25 |
| Damage | Melee: 12 to 20 (16 ±1.86)Ranged: 12 to 17
|
| Attack delay | 1 turn per attack |
| On hit | Nothing special |
| Death | |
| Max level (inclusive) |
21 for XP 23 for drop |
| Experience | 11 XP |
| Drops | Random potion (5/6)
|
The Dwarf warlock is a standard enemy that can be found in Dwarven City.
Description
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| When dwarves' interests have shifted from engineering to arcane arts, warlocks have come to power in the city. They started with elemental magic, but soon switched to demonology and necromancy. | ||
Behavior
Warlocks wield powerful dark magic and will attack you on sight. Similar to the gnoll shamans they will always confront you from distance. The ranged attack not only does damage, but also inflicts the player with the "Weakened" debuff, which causes the player’s strength to lower by 1. Their close combat is not something to be overlooked, however. Although they will probably miss a lot, their strikes are almost as powerful as their magic.
Drop detail
| Potion | Probability | |
|---|---|---|
| Potion of Healing | 45/151
|
29.8 % |
| Potion of Experience | 4/151
|
2.65 % |
| Potion of Toxic Gas | 15/151
|
9.93 % |
| Potion of Paralytic Gas | 10/151
|
6.62 % |
| Potion of Liquid Flame | 15/151
|
9.93 % |
| Potion of Levitation | 10/151
|
6.62 % |
| Potion of Strength | 0
|
0 % |
| Potion of Mind Vision | 20/151
|
13.25 % |
| Potion of Purification | 12/151
|
7.95 % |
| Potion of Invisibility | 10/151
|
6.62 % |
| Potion of Might | 0
|
0 % |
| Potion of Frost | 10/151
|
6.62 % |
Tips
- If you see a warlock, try and hide behind a wall or a door until he comes for you.
- Always think before which way is the shortest when running for cover.
- Run tile by tile. This way you minimize the chance for any mistakes from the side of your character, like glitching for instance. Also you can observe the taken damage better and you can heal yourself if you have to.
- Never attack a warlock with ranged weapons or wands. The damage you would make is going to be far less than the damage you would take.