Alpha:Bandit - Revision history

DrPumpkinz: /* Boss info */ Mana burn means you can't use APHEELSIK

2015-02-05T00:04:04Z

‎Boss info: Mana burn means you can't use APHEELSIK

The Cakemeister: "Alphaizing" the links

2012-06-26T07:55:44Z

"Alphaizing" the links

Madness: /* Boss info */clean up

2012-04-22T12:23:12Z

‎Boss info: clean up

Madness: Robot: Cosmetic changes

2012-04-22T09:08:10Z

Robot: Cosmetic changes

Zaratustra: moved Bandit to Alpha:Bandit

2011-12-01T19:47:34Z

moved Bandit to Alpha:Bandit

SnapJack at 05:46, 13 March 2011

2011-03-13T05:46:48Z

SnapJack at 02:06, 27 February 2011

2011-02-27T02:06:26Z

Gentlegiant03: /Summary/ Adding game reference, thanks Milotheshort!

2011-01-10T18:48:09Z

‎Summary: Adding game reference, thanks Milotheshort!

Gentlegiant03: Updating infobox

2011-01-04T21:35:58Z

Updating infobox

Gentlegiant03: Categorizing

2010-12-31T02:04:22Z

Categorizing

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:04, 5 February 2015
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	}}''"HA HA HA! Oh man, you have no idea what you've just stepped into, buddy! Try not to squirm too much while I kill you!"''		}}''"HA HA HA! Oh man, you have no idea what you've just stepped into, buddy! Try not to squirm too much while I kill you!"''

−	Nine-Toes is barely more powerful than a level 9 bandit, having the second lowest attack power of the bosses (at 52) and only 238 health. However, he does have first strike as well, meaning that if you're going to fight him in melee, you can't rely on [[Alpha:APHEELSIK\|APHEELSIK]] unless you're willing to spend a health potion. The low health makes him a prime candidate for softening up with [[Alpha:BURNDAYRAZ\|BURNDAYRAZ]] as well.	+	Nine-Toes is barely more powerful than a level 9 bandit, having the second lowest attack power of the bosses (at 52) and only 238 health. However, he does have first strike as well, meaning that if you're going to fight him in melee, you can't rely on [[Alpha:APHEELSIK\|APHEELSIK]] unless you're willing to spend a health and mana potion. The low health makes him a prime candidate for softening up with [[Alpha:BURNDAYRAZ\|BURNDAYRAZ]] as well.

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 {{DDMonster
 |title=Bandit
-|image=[[File:Bandit.png|50px]]
+|image=[[File:Alpha_Bandit.png|50px]]
 |attack=70%
 |health=80%
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 }}
-The '''bandit''' is one of the [[monsters]] that roams the Desktop Dungeons. It is unlocked by clearing the game as a [[Rogue]], and is notable for inflicting both poison and mana burn with its attack. The boss version of the bandit is '''Nine-Toes''', a reference to a boss in the Borderlands video game.
+The '''bandit''' is one of the [[Alpha:Monsters|monsters]] that roams the Desktop Dungeons. It is unlocked by clearing the game as a [[Alpha:Rogue|Rogue]], and is notable for inflicting both poison and mana burn with its attack. The boss version of the bandit is '''Nine-Toes''', a reference to a boss in the Borderlands video game.
 == Statistics ==
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 }}''"HA HA HA! Oh man, you have no idea what you've just stepped into, buddy! Try not to squirm too much while I kill you!"''
-Nine-Toes is barely more powerful than a level 9 bandit, having the second lowest attack power of the bosses (at 52) and only 238 health. However, he does have first strike as well, meaning that if you're going to fight him in melee, you can't rely on [[APHEELSIK]] unless you're willing to spend a health potion. The low health makes him a prime candidate for softening up with [[BURNDAYRAZ]] as well.
+Nine-Toes is barely more powerful than a level 9 bandit, having the second lowest attack power of the bosses (at 52) and only 238 health. However, he does have first strike as well, meaning that if you're going to fight him in melee, you can't rely on [[Alpha:APHEELSIK|APHEELSIK]] unless you're willing to spend a health potion. The low health makes him a prime candidate for softening up with [[Alpha:BURNDAYRAZ|BURNDAYRAZ]] as well.

← Older revision		Revision as of 12:23, 22 April 2012
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	{{DDNav}}		{{DDNav}}

−	[[Category:Monsters]]	+	[[Category:Alpha Monsters]]

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 The '''bandit''' is one of the [[monsters]] that roams the Desktop Dungeons. It is unlocked by clearing the game as a [[Rogue]], and is notable for inflicting both poison and mana burn with its attack. The boss version of the bandit is '''Nine-Toes''', a reference to a boss in the Borderlands video game.
-==Statistics==
+== Statistics ==
 *Health: 80%
 *Damage: 70%
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 *Inflicts mana burn
-==Strategies==
+== Strategies ==
 The bandit isn't a threat by itself, but it causes both regeneration-halting status effects with its attack, so attacking one without being able to kill it before it hits you is a bad idea unless you'll level up immediately afterwards. The low health of bandits makes them good targets for attacking early for bonus XP, especially since you are fully healed upon leveling up, negating both nasty status effects.
-==Boss info==
+== Boss info ==
 {{DDBoss
 |boss=Nine Toes
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 {{DDNav}}
 [[Category:Monsters]]

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 {{DDBoss
 |boss=Nine Toes
 |bossimage=[[File:NineToesLarger.png|50px]]
 |bossattack=52

← Older revision	Revision as of 19:47, 1 December 2011
(No difference)

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 |bosshealth=238
 |bossabilities=First strike, Poison attack, Mana burn
-}}
+}}''"HA HA HA! Oh man, you have no idea what you've just stepped into, buddy! Try not to squirm too much while I kill you!"''
 Nine-Toes is barely more powerful than a level 9 bandit, having the second lowest attack power of the bosses (at 52) and only 238 health. However, he does have first strike as well, meaning that if you're going to fight him in melee, you can't rely on [[APHEELSIK]] unless you're willing to spend a health potion. The low health makes him a prime candidate for softening up with [[BURNDAYRAZ]] as well.