Difference between revisions of "Dreadfell"
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Dreadfell's boss is [[The Master]], a [[necromancer]] with aspirations for world conquest (yes, that's redundant). He has possession of the [[Staff of Absorption]], an artifact of enormous power. Dreadfell, and the recovery of the Staff of Absorption, is the first part of the main plot. | Dreadfell's boss is [[The Master]], a [[necromancer]] with aspirations for world conquest (yes, that's redundant). He has possession of the [[Staff of Absorption]], an artifact of enormous power. Dreadfell, and the recovery of the Staff of Absorption, is the first part of the main plot. | ||
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Revision as of 03:45, 2 June 2013
| Dreadfell | |
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| Boss | The Master |
| Floors | 9 |
| Level Range | 15 to 26 |
| Item Level Range | 3 to 5 |
| Size | 50x50 |
| Zone Effect | none |
Zone Information
Dreadfell is a zone on the southern shore of Maj'Eyal, west of Last Hope. It has a "dungeon" layout, with darkened corridors connecting rooms that are randomly dark or lit. It is inhabited primarily by undead.
Dreadfell becomes a quest (The Island of Dread) when the four second-tier zones have been finished. However, Dreadfell is accessible from the beginning of the game; the quest's activation is not necessary.
Dreadfell's boss is The Master, a necromancer with aspirations for world conquest (yes, that's redundant). He has possession of the Staff of Absorption, an artifact of enormous power. Dreadfell, and the recovery of the Staff of Absorption, is the first part of the main plot.
