Lifestealer
N'AIX
FACTION: THE DIRE
PRIMARY ATTRIBUTE: STRENGTH
ATTACK TYPE: MELEE
ROLE(S): CARRY, DURABLE, JUNGLER, ESCAPE
Lifestealer's Stats
STR 85 at 25 (25 + 2.4/level)
AGI 65.5 at 25 (18 + 1.9/level)
INT 58.75 at 25 (15 + 1.75/level)
HEALTH 2088 at 25
MANA 1001 at 25
DAMAGE 57 - 67
RANGE 128
ARMOR 1.52
MOVEMENT 315
Rage
Launch into a maddened rage, becoming immune to magic spells and gaining increased attack speed....
Feast
Regenerates a portion of the attacked enemy's current HP and deals the same portion of damage per...
Open Wounds
Lifestealer rends an enemy unit, slowing the victim's movespeed and allowing all allies to...
Infest
Lifestealer will infest the body of the target unit, lying dormant and undetectable inside. When...
Consume
Lifestealer eats the host body from the inside out. Notes: Lifestealer will not be healed...
In the dungeons of Devarque, a vengeful wizard lay in shackles, plotting his escape. He shared his cell with a gibbering creature known as N'aix, a thief cursed by the Vile Council with longevity, so that its life-sentence for theft and cozening might be as punishing as possible. Over the years, its chains had corroded, along with its sanity; N'aix retained no memory of its former life and no longer dreamt of escape. Seeing a perfect vessel for his plans, the wizard wove a spell of Infestation and cast his life-force into N'aix's body, intending to compel N'aix to sacrifice itself in a frenzy of violence while the mage returned to his body and crept away unnoticed. Instead, the wizard found his mind caught in a vortex of madness so powerful that it swept away his plans and shattered his will. Jarred to consciousness by the sudden infusion of fresh life, N'aix woke from its nightmare of madness and obeyed the disembodied voice that filled its skull, which had only the one thought: To escape. In that moment Lifestealer was born. The creature cast its mind into dungeon guards and soldiers, compelling them to open locks and cut down their companions, opening an unobstructed path to freedom while feeding on their lives. Lifestealer still wears the broken shackles as a warning that none may hold him, but on the inside remains a prisoner. Two minds inhabit the single form--a nameless creature of malevolent cunning, and the Master whose voice he pretends to obey.
