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*[[Freezing Cloud]] works well, allowing you to kill them without staying in their [[LOS]] any longer than necessary. | *[[Freezing Cloud]] works well, allowing you to kill them without staying in their [[LOS]] any longer than necessary. | ||
*If you lack [[Mass Abjuration]], be prepared to run if their summons start getting overwhelming. | *If you lack [[Mass Abjuration]], be prepared to run if their summons start getting overwhelming. | ||
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Revision as of 17:20, 11 July 2013
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| HP | 39-73 |
| HD | 10 |
| XP | 789 |
| Speed | 10 |
| AC | 2 |
| EV | 4 |
| Will | 106
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| Resistances | Asphyx |
| Vulnerabilities | Holy |
| Habitat | Land |
| Intelligence | High |
| Uses | Open doors |
| Holiness | Natural |
| Size | Medium |
| Type | giant orange brain, giant orange brain |
| Flags | No skeleton Evil Warm-blooded See invisible Levitate Silence immune |
| A huge wrinkled brain, floating just off the floor. Every now and then it seems to pulsate. |
Useful Info
Giant orange brains are dangerous evil casters which can summon brutal monsters, feed on your intellect, or confuse you. While not too intimidating on their own, they can create powerful reinforcements quickly.
Spells
| Spell set | |
|---|---|
| Slot1 | Brain Feed |
| Slot2 | Cause Fear |
| Slot3 | Shadow Creatures |
| Slot4 | Confuse |
| Slot5 | Blink |
| Slot6 | Teleport Self |
Tips & Tricks
- Use a source of clarity and try to kill them as quickly as possible to avoid a summoning spree. They aren't too durable, so a few high-powered Conjurations should take them out, but melee fighters may wish to lure them around a corner to avoid a dangerous charge in melee range.
- Freezing Cloud works well, allowing you to kill them without staying in their LOS any longer than necessary.
- If you lack Mass Abjuration, be prepared to run if their summons start getting overwhelming.
