Doom Bolt spam
One-hander illusions possible if wielding 1/2 Clairvoyant’s Wands for that 4.5/6.5m DB target area.
Doom Bolt spam
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It is hard to resist the temptations of the Chaos powers, isn’t it? 
What a beauty.
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Khione The Fallen Queen didn’t throw herself into the Chaos willingly. Her memories were erased and mind twisted by the Great Defiler. If you consider her a beauty, then you’d better propose or else she’ll make sure there’s only one Chaos Overload in Cairn. In fact, her minions have already started digging and expanding the underground fortress she resides in (imagine Dungeon Keeper).
It would be a grievous insult to make a proposal to the queen without proper ring 
. Voidheart? No, too banal. Something like nice-rolled legit Bloodsworn Signet? Or maybe visit Morgoneth’s lair and rip a gift from cold hands of one of the Seven Magi, Basti? Tough choice…
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well, who would have thought that Manticore Longsword have the same poop cloud FX with the rest of them.
Continuing with the Mr. Filth back story. Before the Grim Dawn, Mr. Filth (original name unknown) was a Battlemage from Gildam Arcanum stationed at the Black Legion post in the capital of Erulan.
At the start of the Grim Dawn he is one of the Black Legion survivor that is able to escape from the carnage in the capital, but when heading towards the Fort Ikon, he is seperated from the group lead by Inquisitor Creed and wandering Cairn all alone heading south. Traumatized by the Aetherial invasion and the sight of Chtonian Horrors cost much of Mr. Filth sanity making him grow some “habits” that leads him getting his new nickname.
In one night during his escape, he fell down the lake and washed ashore near Lower Crossing, it was then Barnabas and Jarvis who was on scavanging trips that found him and brought him to Devil Crossing.
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LOL man, this is awesome. I love it!
Voidsoul on steroids
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Brother Oswald, a Druid in the employ of Korvaak. Blessed by the God, Wind and Lightning are but playthings to him.
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Every time I look any female character with heavy armor, they all somehow feel kind of crushed down by the outfit. A woman who serves the military or any career that needs strength, her physical body should be muscular, a little bit of plump, ripped and hefty, not skinny & thin. Don’t know why this happens on almost all of ARPGs. At least their figure should be similar as below. If only we could have body size option on Create Menu, it’d be more than great. But I bet not many players care about such thing.
Theodora, the Flayer.
She’s a worshiper of Ravager. Armed with dual sacrificial axe, she wears the skin of her victims and bring their bones to display.
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Packla’s Skin would be a fitting scene too.
Totally agree, but this one also does it for me - Ripped and very dangerous and a hero in real life also.
Either one though, if they asked you “better be home in time for dinner”, it is probably better you leave at least one hour earlier in case of traffic. 
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Kai Arien - the last surviving member of his mercenary outfit, the world came crashing down on him when all of his sworn brothers were killed during what seemed to be an ordinary escort mission for a supply caravan headed to Malmouth.
Winding up barely alive in Devil’s Crossing, he swore revenge on the forces responsible for this end of the world as he knew it. Each of the scrolls mounted on his pauldrons contain such an oath made for each of his lancemates fallen on that fateful day.
Only when the last Ch’thonian is slain and the last Aetherial banished, will he rest his arms and allow himself to fade into oblivion.
(OOC: a surprise to myself, but this guy does not even use mortar. Maybe because neither Shaman nor Oathkeeper have Mortar Trap available. Oh well.)
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