Difference between revisions of "Fire Devil"
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note=Often used in PvP| | note=Often used in PvP| | ||
strategy=Stealth ring might be very useful while facing them.| | strategy=Stealth ring might be very useful while facing them.| | ||
skinnable=[[Devil Tail]]s (Hunter's Knife), [[Diabolic Claw]]s (Skinpeeler), [[Red Leather]]s (Skinning Knife)| | skinnable=[[Devil Tail]]s ([[Hunter's Knife]]), [[Diabolic Claw]]s ([[Skinpeeler]]), [[Red Leather]]s ([[Skinning Knife]])| | ||
location=Desert Dungeon, Ancient Temple, Ghostlands, Plains of Havoc at Ornamented Shield Quest, Forgula| | location=Desert Dungeon, Ancient Temple, Ghostlands, Plains of Havoc at Ornamented Shield Quest, Forgula| | ||
loot=[[Pitchfork]], [[Cleaver]], [[Torch]], [[Blank Rune]], [[Scimitar]] (semi-rare), [[Double Axe]] (rare), [[Small Amethyst]] (very rare), [[Guardian Shield]] (very rare), [[Red Spellwand]] (very rare)| | loot=[[Pitchfork]], [[Cleaver]], [[Torch]], [[Blank Rune]], [[Scimitar]] (semi-rare), [[Double Axe]] (rare), [[Small Amethyst]] (very rare), [[Guardian Shield]] (very rare), [[Red Spellwand]] (very rare)| | ||
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Revision as of 04:29, 31 December 2018
Fire Devil  |  Hit Points: 200 Experience: 200 Summon: 530 Convince: 530 |
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| Abilities: | Melee (0-35), Fireball (60-95), Fire Explosion (18-50). |
| Class: | ? |
| Pushable: | ❌ |
| Push Objects: | ✔️ |
| Est. Max Damage: | 180 |
| Immune To: | Fire |
| Neutral To: | Physical, Energy, Ice |
| Sounds: | ?? |
| Note: | Often used in PvP |
| Strategy: | Stealth ring might be very useful while facing them. |
| Loot: | Pitchfork, Cleaver, Torch, Blank Rune, Scimitar (semi-rare), Double Axe (rare), Small Amethyst (very rare), Guardian Shield (very rare), Red Spellwand (very rare) |
| Skinnable: | Devil Tails (Hunter's Knife), Diabolic Claws (Skinpeeler), Red Leathers (Skinning Knife) |
| Location: | Desert Dungeon, Ancient Temple, Ghostlands, Plains of Havoc at Ornamented Shield Quest, Forgula |
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