I really need to get my ninja some skills to raise his magic resistance.įinally, we secure the Ring of the Dead by killing one of the Cenobites. Or worse, put us asleep, bewitch one of my units into helping the other team (causing permanent damage to that unit’s loyalty!), or turn my ninja to stone. Any one of their offensive spells could deal hundreds of points of damage to a target. On level 33 I face several powerful units, including two Cenobites with powerful dark magic. My priest has himself a Ring of the Clouds, which lets him use cloudwalk to float perpetually above the ground. Along the way we found some nice new gear and powerful crafting recipes as well. However, getting to level 33 wasn’t so bad.

It has patches of mold-covered tiles, which cost extra movement and poison any unit that ends its turn there. And the only way to still an undead unit is to bring it down to zero health. You need to use an exorcism spell on a “stilled” undead unit to remove it from play, or it will self-revive with full health in 3 turns. The dungeon is filled with the undead (as one might expect) and powerful units such as dragons, medusaa, and dark priests. Here is why not: the Palace of the Dead is not for the meek. So why not journey into the Palace of the Dead? Well, combat is the meat and potatoes of the game, especially in the post-story part of the game. This is the first floor where you can find the Ring of the Dead, which means I’ll be battling through 33 levels to get to it.Īfter the jump, wait, what? 33 battles just to get a ring? Specifically, there are some floors on which it will show up randomly. The first step is to acquire a rare item known as the Ring of the Dead which can only be found in the 115-level dungeon called - fittingly enough - the Palace of the Dead. It takes commitment, but I know I can pull it off.

I did some research on how to pull this off, having encountered one in the game, as well as reading about them on various forums. It’s time to convert my wizard into a rare and powerful spell caster known as a lich.

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