Flagellant

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Flagellant
Tier 1 Vampire

Health: 95

Energy: 90

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Damage

8 Piercing

5 Rending

1 Unholy

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Protection

Head 0

Body 0

Arms 0

Legs 0

Resistances

Unholy 33%

Sacred -66%

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Defensive stats

Block Chance 0%
Bleed Res. -6%
Pain Res. 50%

Block Power 0
Control Res. 5%
Fortitude 0%

Dodge Chance 0%
Move Res. 0%
Crit Avoidance 0%

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Offensive stats

Crit Chance 0%
Counter Chance 0%
Stun Chance 0%
Knockb. Chance 0%
Life Leech 6%
Vision 0

Crit Efficiency ×1
Bleed Chance 5%
Daze Chance 0%
Immob. Chance 0%
Energy Leech 0%
Bonus Range 6

Accuracy 69%
Fumble Chance 36%
Stagger Chance 5%
Magic Power 100%
Armor Pen. 0%
Bodypart Dmg 15%

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Attributes

STR: 11

AGL: 17

PRC: 8

VIT: 6

WIL: 8

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Miscellaneous

Faction: Vampire

Size: medium

XP: 25

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Pain is the ultimate proof of devotion: flagellants exist in a state of relentless self-torment, hoping to earn favor from their deity.

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Pain is the best proof of devotion. Flagellants incessantly torment themselves, hoping to garner favor from their god.

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Skills

Skill	Basic Stats	Description
Lash Blessing Lash Blessing	Maneuver Type: Target Object Range: 1 Energy: 10 Cooldown: 4	Delivers a strike with -66% Weapon Damage to themselves or an ally, granting "Battle Rage" to both for 6 turns (12 turns if striking themselves): +10% Weapon Damage +7.5% Crit Chance +20% Crit Efficiency
Lacerate Lacerate	Attack Type: Target Object Range: 1 Energy: 8 Cooldown: 10	Delivers a strike with +16% Weapon Damage and +49% Bleed Chance. If the strike causes Bleeding, reduces all cooldowns by 2 turns.
Driven by Pain Driven by Pain	Passive	Grants +0.33% Weapon Damage, -0.33% Damage Taken and +0.13% Life Drain for each missing percent of Health.

Possible Loot

Weapons

• (100%) Peasant Flail or Militia Flail

Jewelry

• (2%) Tier 1-2 Ring

Medicine

• (10%): Bloodletting Lancet, Bandage, Leech or Rag

Interesting Facts

• In the real world, flagellants were members of a penitential religious movement that was widespread in Western Europe in the 13th-15th centuries. They believed that they could humble their flesh and atone for their sins through self-torture. Unlike penitents, flagellants scourged themselves, not each other.

See also

• Secret Cults (Proselytes)
• Enemies

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