Monster modifier - Revision history

Elly at 02:31, 7 March 2013

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Elly at 04:11, 23 February 2013

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Ozumat: /* Known Titles */

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‎Known Titles

Cogo at 15:23, 2 June 2010

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Leord at 17:10, 29 September 2009

2009-09-29T17:10:52Z

Bran Maniac: Big overhaul

2009-09-25T23:46:02Z

Big overhaul

Leord at 12:09, 27 November 2008

2008-11-27T12:09:59Z

Flux: /* Further Reading */

2008-11-16T18:23:52Z

‎Further Reading

Leord at 10:22, 5 November 2008

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Leord at 11:17, 25 September 2008

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 '''Monster modifiers''' are additional traits that monsters can have, usually making them more powerful.  They come in two known varieties: some, usually called prefixes, appearing before a monsters name (like Champion) and some appearing below a monsters name, called titles, like Doppelganger.  [[Unique]]s almost always have a modifier- in fact, it's so far been quite rare for a non-unique to have a modifier.
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 [[Category:Monsters]]

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	'''Monster modifiers''' are additional traits that monsters can have, usually making them more powerful. They come in two known varieties: some, usually called prefixes, appearing before a monsters name (like Champion) and some appearing below a monsters name, called titles, like Doppelganger. [[Unique]]s almost always have a modifier- in fact, it's so far been quite rare for a non-unique to have a modifier.		'''Monster modifiers''' are additional traits that monsters can have, usually making them more powerful. They come in two known varieties: some, usually called prefixes, appearing before a monsters name (like Champion) and some appearing below a monsters name, called titles, like Doppelganger. [[Unique]]s almost always have a modifier- in fact, it's so far been quite rare for a non-unique to have a modifier.

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 '''Electrified''': Deals electrical damage to attackers.
-'''Plagued''':
+'''Plagued''': Creates a diseased pool on the ground, damaging any member of your party who walks over it.
 '''Fast''': Increased movement speed and attack speed.
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 '''Magical''':
-'''Frozen''':
+'''Frozen''': Spawns a number of freezing charges and detonates them soon after, damaging and freezing any party member caught in the blast.
 '''Stoneskin''':
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 '''Doppelganger''':  The Doppelganger title causes an enemy to create duplicates of itself, similar to the [[Wizard]]'s [[Mirror Image]] skill, that do damage, until the enemy is killed.  The duplicates are assumed to not spawn duplicates as well.
-'''Molten''':
+'''Molten''': Leaves a fiery trail, damaging party members who step on it. Detonates upon death.
 '''Powerful''':
 ==[[Thousand Pounder]] 'Title'==

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	[[Category:Monsters]]		[[Category:Monsters]]

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-Monster modifiers are additional traits that monsters can have, usually making them more powerful.  They come in two known varieties: some, usually called prefixes, appearing before a monsters name (like Champion) and some appearing below a monsters name, called titles, like Doppelganger.  [[Unique]]s almost always have a modifier- in fact, it's so far been quite rare for a non-unique to have a modifier.
+'''Monster modifiers''' are additional traits that monsters can have, usually making them more powerful.  They come in two known varieties: some, usually called prefixes, appearing before a monsters name (like Champion) and some appearing below a monsters name, called titles, like Doppelganger.  [[Unique]]s almost always have a modifier- in fact, it's so far been quite rare for a non-unique to have a modifier.
 Most known information about Monster Modifiers comes from Zagreus's forum post, seen [http://forums.diii.net/showthread.php?t=739806&page=3 here].  An official post about Monster Modifers is supposedly coming in the next few days.
 == Known Prefixes ==
 '''Champion''':
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 '''Possessed''':
 == Known Titles ==
+'''Electrified''': Deals electrical damage to attackers.
 '''Plagued''':
-'''Fast''':
+'''Fast''': Increased movement speed and attack speed.
 '''Magical''':
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 * [[Monsters]] - All known monsters.
 * [[Media Coverage]] - List of all interviews, previews, images and videos presented by gaming media.

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−	We have ~~not received any confirmation that there will be '''monster attributes''' for~~ [[~~Diablo III~~]] ~~like~~ in [~~[Diablo II]~~]. ~~You can read~~ about the ~~D2 {{iw\|Monster_Modifiers monster attributes}}~~ to ~~get an idea~~ of ~~how the system is likely~~ to ~~work. The only known information we have is from~~ the [[~~WWI 2008~~]] [[~~gameplay video~~]], ~~and~~ that ~~one~~ is not as ~~informative as you might think~~.	+	Monster modifiers are additional traits that monsters can have, usually making them more powerful. They come in two known varieties: some, usually called prefixes, appearing before a monsters name (like Champion) and some appearing below a monsters name, called titles, like Doppelganger. [[Unique]]s almost always have a modifier- in fact, it's so far been quite rare for a non-unique to have a modifier.
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		+	Most known information about Monster Modifiers comes from Zagreus's forum post, seen [http://forums.diii.net/showthread.php?t=739806&page=3 here]. An official post about Monster Modifers is supposedly coming in the next few days.
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		+	== Known Prefixes ==
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		+	'''Champion''':
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		+	'''Fanatic''':
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		+	'''Possessed''':
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		+	== Known Titles ==
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		+	'''Electrified''':
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		+	'''Plagued''':
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		+	'''Fast''':
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		+	'''Magical''':
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		+	'''Frozen''':
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		+	'''Stoneskin''':
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		+	'''Cold Aura''':
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		+	'''Doppelganger''': The Doppelganger title causes an enemy to create duplicates of itself, similar to the [[Wizard]]'s [[Mirror Image]] skill, that do damage, until the enemy is killed. The duplicates are assumed to not spawn duplicates as well.
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		+	'''Molten''':
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		+	'''Powerful''':

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	[[Category:Monsters]]		[[Category:Monsters]]

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	* [[Media Coverage]] - List of all interviews, previews, images and videos presented by gaming media.		* [[Media Coverage]] - List of all interviews, previews, images and videos presented by gaming media.

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		+	{{Template:Monster List}}


	[[Category:Monsters]]		[[Category:Monsters]]

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−	We have not received any confirmation that there will be '''monster attributes''' for [[Diablo III]] like in [[Diablo II]]. You can read about the D2 {{iw\|~~Monster_attributes~~ monster attributes}} to get an idea of how the system is likely to work. The only known information we have is from the [[WWI 2008]] [[gameplay video]], and that one is not as informative as you might think.	+	We have not received any confirmation that there will be '''monster attributes''' for [[Diablo III]] like in [[Diablo II]]. You can read about the D2 {{iw\|Monster_Modifiers monster attributes}} to get an idea of how the system is likely to work. The only known information we have is from the [[WWI 2008]] [[gameplay video]], and that one is not as informative as you might think.

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	==[[Thousand Pounder]] 'Title'==		==[[Thousand Pounder]] 'Title'==
−	The title '[[Gluttony]] [[Incarnate]]'' is a mystery. Comparing this big fella with the [[Siegebreaker Assault Beast]], he seems to have a 'title' that would work very much like Diablo 2 {{iw\|Monster_Modifiers Monster Modifiers}}. Still, 'Gluttony Incarnate' could be his ''title'' just like the Siegebreaker's 'Living siege Engine of Hell' obviously must be. The [[Thousand Pounder]] could also very well be an equivalent of a Diablo II {{iw\|Superunique Superunique}}, with a different name than other units that look the same (as the Thousand Pounder has been depicted to come in packs in concept art). Time (and BlizzCon) will hopefully tell.	+	The title '[[Gluttony]] [[Incarnate]]' is a mystery. Comparing this big fella with the [[Siegebreaker Assault Beast]], he seems to have a 'title' that would work very much like Diablo 2 {{iw\|Monster_Modifiers Monster Modifiers}}. Still, 'Gluttony Incarnate' could be his ''title'' just like the Siegebreaker's 'Living siege Engine of Hell' obviously must be. The [[Thousand Pounder]] could also very well be an equivalent of a Diablo II {{iw\|Superunique Superunique}}, with a different name than other units that look the same (as the Thousand Pounder has been depicted to come in packs in concept art). Time (and BlizzCon) will hopefully tell.