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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
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| − | + | Warshades are former Nictus who have left that dark path behind and reformed, joining with a willing host. While Warshades take more damage from most attacks, they make up for this weakness with solid hit points, a good variety of dark energy attack powers and strong defensive powers, inherent teleport, and eventually even gain access to two shape-shift forms. Warshades become stronger when teamed with non-Kheldian heroes, gaining bonuses to their own powers based on the archetypes of their teammates. | |
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| + | The Peacebringer's power sets are: | ||
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| + | '''Primary''': Offensive<br> | ||
| + | '''Secondary''': Defensive | ||
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| + | The Warshade Has Low Hit Points and Medium Damage | ||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 12:12, 30 November 2005
Overview
Warshade
Warshades are former Nictus who have left that dark path behind and reformed, joining with a willing host. While Warshades take more damage from most attacks, they make up for this weakness with solid hit points, a good variety of dark energy attack powers and strong defensive powers, inherent teleport, and eventually even gain access to two shape-shift forms. Warshades become stronger when teamed with non-Kheldian heroes, gaining bonuses to their own powers based on the archetypes of their teammates.
The Peacebringer's power sets are:
Primary: Offensive
Secondary: Defensive
The Warshade Has Low Hit Points and Medium Damage
External Links
- Official City of Heroes Manual as a zipped PDF file
