Two-headed ogre - Revision history

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2023-09-13T03:58:22Z

‎History

2023-09-12T22:13:05Z

changed in 0.30-a0-75-g41f77ac28b

2023-09-12T21:22:37Z

2023-09-12T21:21:08Z

version bump, 0.29 note

2022-09-15T02:32:34Z

it is quite literally double

2022-08-30T20:09:15Z

‎Tips & Tricks

2022-03-22T10:38:25Z

2019-11-08T11:14:38Z

upd 0.24, saw it in game, no changes

2019-02-14T14:01:09Z

upd to 0.23

2018-04-16T09:58:20Z

0.21: updated monster table with new stats, updated info accordingly. Added history.

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 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.30]], they could hit for up to 28 and 18 damage instead of 20 and 15 damage.
-*Prior to [[0.29]], two-headed ogres dealt 20 & 15 base damage in melee, but took only 1.3 turns to swing. When considering their [[giant club]]s, they did more damage/turn.
+*Prior to [[0.29]], they could hit for 20 and 15 base damage in melee, but took only 1.3 turns to swing.
 *Prior to [[0.27]], two-headed ogres did not have innately slow attacks, but their giant clubs most often slowed them down.
 *Prior to [[0.23]], two-headed ogres were more common in earlier dungeon levels.
 *Prior to [[0.20]], two-headed ogres were weaker and resembled regular ogres in sturdiness, just with two weapons.

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 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.29]], two-headed ogres dealt 20 & 15 base damage in melee, but took only 1.3 turns to swing. When considering their [[giant club]]s, they did more damage/turn.
 *Prior to [[0.27]], two-headed ogres did not have innately slow attacks, but their giant clubs most often slowed them down.
 *Prior to [[0.23]], two-headed ogres were more common in earlier dungeon levels.
 *Prior to [[0.20]], two-headed ogres were weaker and resembled regular ogres in sturdiness, just with two weapons.

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 ==Tips & Tricks==
 *Two-headed ogres, thanks to their double heavy weapons, hit significantly harder (twice as hard) than their single headed counterparts. It is fully possible for pre-[[Lair]] characters to receive lethal damage if they spend a single turn in melee with one.
-*Most ways of handling their [[ogre (monster)|one-headed counterparts]] apply. They have still no resistances, attack slowly, and have moderate [[willpower]].
+*Most ways of handling their [[ogre (monster)|one-headed counterparts]] apply. They have still no resistances, attack slowly, and only have moderate [[willpower]].
 **[[Tukima's Dance]] can be very useful against two-headed ogres.
 ==History==
-*Prior to [[0.29]], two-headed ogres dealt 20 & 15 base damage in melee, but swung at 130% delay. When considering their [[giant club]]s, they did more damage/turn.
+*Prior to [[0.29]], two-headed ogres dealt 20 & 15 base damage in melee, but took only 1.3 turns to swing. When considering their [[giant club]]s, they did more damage/turn.
 *Prior to [[0.27]], two-headed ogres did not have innately slow attacks, but their giant clubs most often slowed them down.
 *Prior to [[0.23]], two-headed ogres were more common in earlier dungeon levels.
 *Prior to [[0.20]], two-headed ogres were weaker and resembled regular ogres in sturdiness, just with two weapons.

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 ==Tips & Tricks==
 *Two-headed ogres, thanks to their double heavy weapons, hit significantly harder (twice as hard) than their single headed counterparts. It is fully possible for pre-[[Lair]] characters to receive lethal damage if they spend a single turn in melee with one.
-*Most ways of handling their [[ogre (monster)|one-headed counterparts]] apply. They have still no resistances and attack slowly.
+*Most ways of handling their [[ogre (monster)|one-headed counterparts]] apply. They have still no resistances, attack slowly, and have moderate [[willpower]].
-*[[Tukima's Dance]] can be very useful against two-headed ogres.
+**[[Tukima's Dance]] can be very useful against two-headed ogres.
 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.27]], two-headed ogres did not have innately slow attacks, but their giant clubs most often slowed them down.
 *Prior to [[0.23]], two-headed ogres were more common in earlier dungeon levels.
 *Prior to [[0.20]], two-headed ogres were weaker and resembled regular ogres in sturdiness, just with two weapons.

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 ==Tips & Tricks==
-*Two-headed ogres, thanks to their double heavy weapons, hit significantly harder than their single headed counterparts. It is fully possible for pre-[[Lair]] characters to receive lethal damage if they spend a single turn in melee with one.
+*Two-headed ogres, thanks to their double heavy weapons, hit significantly harder (twice as hard) than their single headed counterparts. It is fully possible for pre-[[Lair]] characters to receive lethal damage if they spend a single turn in melee with one.
 *Most ways of handling their [[ogre (monster)|one-headed counterparts]] apply. They have still no resistances and attack slowly.
 *[[Tukima's Dance]] can be very useful against two-headed ogres.
 ==History==
 *Prior to [[0.23]], two-headed ogres were more common in earlier dungeon levels.
 *Prior to [[0.20]], two-headed ogres were weaker and resembled regular ogres in sturdiness, just with two weapons.

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 ==Useful Info==
-'''Two-headed ogres''' are nearly identical to basic [[Ogre (monster)|ogres]], except for the second head. This lets them shout and grimace at you more often, but more importantly allows them to dual wield their [[giant club]]s and [[giant spiked club]]s.
+'''Two-headed ogres''' are a stronger version of regular [[Ogre (monster)|ogres]]. In addition to their two heads they have the ability to dual wield their [[giant club]]s and [[giant spiked club]]s.
 ==Tips & Tricks==
-If you can kill an ogre, you can kill a two-headed one. Just make sure not to let them wail on you for too long, as a few lucky attacks can quickly add up to trouble even on medium-level characters.
+*Two-headed ogres hit significantly harder than their single headed counterparts. It is fully possible for fragile characters encountering them before [[Lair]] to receive lethal damage if they spend a single turn in melee with one.