Avatar of Death

aaelgr · Unread postby **aaelgr** » 21 Oct 2007, 10:55

Does anyone know how the computer levels this thing? It starts off being a little rubbish due to its lack of special abilities, but when I summoned it later on in the campaign I found that it had close to 1000 health and several abilities including Life Drain, Incorporeal and Sorrow Strike. As you can imagine, I was quite surprised and was wondering if there are any other abilities that it'll pick up as Arantir gains levels.

Mirez · Unread postby **Mirez** » 21 Oct 2007, 12:54

any1 can post a screenshot or something of that creature to me, since I problably will never get that far in the campaign

Grumpy Old Wizard · Unread postby **Grumpy Old Wizard** » 21 Oct 2007, 13:46

Look on page 102 of the fan made manual:

Avatar Of Death
The Hero can summon a mysterious creature upon the battlefield to fight on his side. The creature's
power depends on the Hero's level. If this creature dies, the Hero will lose all his Mana points.

» Heroes: Arantir.

The Avatar of Death looks like a Spectral Dragon, but is considered a tier 8 creature. Summoning it costs
2*Hero_Level Mana. If it dies in combat, it can't be summoned for the next two days and the hero loses
all his Mana.

The Avatar of Death stats depends on the caster:
Attack: 8 + 2*Level
Damage: (5*Level + 7*Power) - (7*Level + 10*Power)
Initiative: 10+floor(Level/5)
Defense: 8 + 2*Level
Hit Points: 100 + 20*Level + 10*Power + 20*Knowledge
Speed: 6

In addition, the Avatar of Death gains abilities depending on the hero's level:
» Level 1: Undead, Flyer, Large Creature
» Level 8: Cursing Attack
» Level 11: Incorporeal
» Level 13: Death Stare
» Level 16: Sorrow Strike
» Level 21: Life Drain
» Level 27: Deadly Strike

You can download the fan made manual from here.

GOW

Wurtzel · Unread postby **Wurtzel** » 21 Oct 2007, 15:12

My Arantir is currently at level 29 (nearly finished the Necro campaign) and his Avator of Death is truly awesome

Mirez · Unread postby **Mirez** » 21 Oct 2007, 15:43

Grumpy Old Wizard wrote:Look on page 102 of the fan made manual:

great, where can i find the fan made manual?

Metathron · Unread postby **Metathron** » 21 Oct 2007, 16:01

haloswift wrote:
Grumpy Old Wizard wrote:Look on page 102 of the fan made manual:
great, where can i find the fan made manual?

In the link GOW provided in that very same post?

It was also enclosed with the game itself, together with the skill wheel, under /FanDocuments.

Mirez · Unread postby **Mirez** » 21 Oct 2007, 16:33

Metathron wrote:
haloswift wrote:
Grumpy Old Wizard wrote:Look on page 102 of the fan made manual:
great, where can i find the fan made manual?
In the link GOW provided in that very same post?

It was also enclosed with the game itself, together with the skill wheel, under /FanDocuments.

eeuh yes, but then I still don't know what the avatar looks like, I only see the icon with discription

Omega_Destroyer · Unread postby **Omega_Destroyer** » 21 Oct 2007, 16:48

It looks like a Spectral Dragon.

aaelgr · Unread postby **aaelgr** » 21 Oct 2007, 21:31

I didn't realise that the manual had come with the game, as well as the Skill Wheel. Evidently they have learnt something...

Grumpy Old Wizard wrote:In addition, the Avatar of Death gains abilities depending on the hero's level:
» Level 1: Undead, Flyer, Large Creature
» Level 8: Cursing Attack
» Level 11: Incorporeal
» Level 13: Death Stare
» Level 16: Sorrow Strike
» Level 21: Life Drain
» Level 27: Deadly Strike

It's like Pokemon! (shudders)

PhoenixReborn · Unread postby **PhoenixReborn** » 22 Oct 2007, 02:43

What bothers me is that the skill wheel may likely be changed in the next patch, same for the manual. What then was the point of including it on the disc?

The avatar has nice specials but I wish it looked like something new, not just a fancy spectral.

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