Deep elf elementalist

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For a list of all deep elves, see list of deep elves.

deep elf elementalist eDeep elf elementalist.png
HP 41-84
HD 14
XP 1560
Speed 10
AC 1
EV 12
Will 120
Attack1 12 (hit: plain)


Resistances None
Vulnerabilities None
Habitat Land
Intelligence Human
Uses Weapons & armour
Starting equipment
Open doors
Holiness Natural
Size Medium
Type elf, elf
Flags See invisible
Speaks
Warm-blooded
The primal forces of the universe dance at this demented wizard's fingertips. They are renowned for the ability to dig out and pin down even the most elusive foes with powerful, unavoidable magic.

Useful Info

Deep elf elementalists are a dangerous opponent appearing in the Elven Halls. Elementalists will frequently use Awaken Earth (even when out of the player's line of sight) to destroy your defensive position. Expect to be quickly surrounded by earth elementals or, much worse, other strong deep elves when elementalists appear.

Spells

Spell set I
Slot1 Lee's Rapid Deconstruction (3d20) Wizard flag
Slot2 Fireball (3d23) Wizard flag
Slot3 Freezing Cloud (2d24) Wizard flag
Slot4 Repel Missiles Wizard flag
Slot5 Haste Wizard flag

Tips & Tricks

  • Their Awaken Earth spell is designed to discourage killholes and corridors, but there are ways of dealing with this:
    • If you're far away from the killhole, it can't destroy it. When luring elves, stand outside the killhole. If you didn't attract an elementalist, go back in.
    • Unless an elementalist knows your location, it typically won't cast spells. If you're inside a killhole, the elementalist will often spend its turn going in, giving you a turn to cast Silence or react properly.
  • Earth elementals are slow and not terribly strong, but being surrounded by them is never a great idea. It'll prevent you from moving, and the elementalist can still cast Fireballs at you.

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