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'''[[Level |Level]]:''' 90.<br> | '''[[Level |Level]]:''' 90.<br> | ||
'''[[Alignment |Alignment]]:''' demonic.<br> | '''[[Alignment |Alignment]]:''' demonic.<br> | ||
| − | '''[[:Category: Mob Types |Flags]]:''' [[Aggressive| aggressive]], [[Sentinel Mobs |steadfast]], [Spellcasting Mobs |mage]].<br> | + | '''[[:Category: Mob Types |Flags]]:''' [[Aggressive| aggressive]], [[Sentinel Mobs |steadfast]], [[Spellcasting Mobs |mage]],.<br> |
| − | '''Affects:''' | + | '''Affects:''' none.<br> |
== Gear == | == Gear == | ||
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== Comments == | == Comments == | ||
| − | Ebrishim tails, like most dragons, and hits hard. Worth a lot (sometimes as much as 500) due to virtually never being killed by virtue of its awkward location. | + | Ebrishim tails, like most dragons, and hits hard. Worth a lot (sometimes as much as 500) due to virtually never being killed by virtue of its awkward location (Necro tower basement). |
== Directions == | == Directions == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:01, 26 October 2010
Thousands of years old, Ebrishim formed a pact with the Necromancer. They are both working towards the same goal of an undead controlled world. She resents serving the Necromancer but continues to do so to advance her own agenda, for now. Your intrusion into her inner sanctum is most certainly not in those plans.
Keywords: ebrishim, dracolich, skeleton, dragon.
Level: 90.
Alignment: demonic.
Flags: aggressive, steadfast, mage,.
Affects: none.
Gear
Ebrishim the Dracolich is using: <held> (Humming) fingerbone of the Dracolich
You peek at the inventory: Nothing.
Comments
Ebrishim tails, like most dragons, and hits hard. Worth a lot (sometimes as much as 500) due to virtually never being killed by virtue of its awkward location (Necro tower basement).
Directions
Area: Necromancer's Tower (Map).
Room: Lair of Ebrishim the Dracolich.
