Undead

Many of the varieties of Undead encountered in the Bonelands and elsewhere share the general appearance and behavior of the Swarm, Minions, and Angels of their former life. Demons then, and demons now. Only undead. But several unique species warrant specific attention.

The Undead Angel Raider may resemble an Angel but this enemy has the ability to teleport. Stay on the move whenever they disappear, as they’ll likely reappear mid-attack.

Of all the undead creatures to be wary of, the Undead Scribe tops the list. This hideous brute floats around the environment on his throne, firing a mighty energy beam from moderate distance. Those who dare get close enough to attack him must contend with the disgusting claw-like appendage that emerges from his stomach. Fortunately, the Undead Scribe is sometimes distracted by other enemies in the area, particularly Angels. Use this to your advantage whenever possible. And, when not, don’t hesitate to employ Havoc Form against him.

Another creature to take seriously is the Undead Beast Not only does it possess the ability to emit a powerful Arcane projectile attack, but its razor-like claws and sky-high ground pound abilities can inflict heavy damage as well. Scan ahead for this creature’s presence (each encounter is detailed in the walkthrough) and eliminate any lesser nuisances before engaging it in combat. As with the Undead Scribe, don’t hesitate to unleash your Wrath Attacks or Havoc Form against this foe. Or, if that is impossible, run away. Not every enemy has to be engaged.

At the other end of the undead spectrum is the Undead Penitent. Though capable of launching an Arcane projectile from its lamp, this creature primarily stands back from the fray, preferring to summon a steady stream of Swamp Swarm for Fury to contend with. Neither the Swamp Swarm nor the Undead Penitent poses much of a threat (except to distract you from greater threats), and you should take a few minutes to farm the Swamp Swarm for Lurchers whenever the Undead Penitent is around.