Demon statue

Lycanther — Tue, 14 Apr 2026 05:12:43 GMT

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ScienceBall — Thu, 09 Apr 2026 10:45:56 GMT

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Lycanther — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 19:56:57 GMT

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 * [[Combat Damage]], [[Damage Types]], and [[Effects|Status Effects]]
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 * [[Combat Damage]], [[Damage Types]], and [[Effects|Status Effects]]
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 Demon Statues ("Statue of Corrupted Daeloch", etc) were added in the "Ashes of Urh'ok" DLC. They give a random effect, ranging from a buff such as Arcane Supremacy or a unique item drop to summoning a much higher level unique monster. Touch with caution!
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 ==Demon Statue of [[Shasshhiy'Kaish]]==
 ''Lore found: demon statue: Shasshhiy'Kaish''
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 ==Demon Statue of a wretch titan==
 ''Lore found: demon statue: wretch titan''
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 ==Demon Statue of a daelach==
 ''Lore found: demon statue: daelach''
 Any one of us who's read up on our history will remember the story of the wicked dust-mages, tormenting us with sentient storms from the safety of their hidden cities. Although we were tempted at the time to erase all vestiges of their knowledge and culture like they did to us, we knew their magic could come in handy someday, and when their cities lay in ruin, we plundered their libraries for their writings, then dutifully copied down the practical details from these while stripping out the rest. Once the portals were unleashed on us, the children of ruby (after some controversy) managed to use their old spells to create a new kind of storm, one of swirling flames and coals rather than dust and sand. Obedient and cheap (if hazardous) to make, these living spells will torment and raze Eyal with their fiery onslaught, like their predecessors once did to Mal'Rok.