Frozen Mage - Revision history

Brokenstorm at 00:34, 6 April 2012

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-Frozen Mages are [[demon]]s. were first seen in the tombs beneath the Act 2 desert, in the Blizzcon 2009 demo. The extremely generic nature of their name makes it seem likely to be a place holder, to be replaced by something more interesting before release.
+Frozen Mages are [[demon]]s. They were first seen in the [[Blizzcon 2009]] demo in the tombs beneath the Act 2 desert. The extremely generic nature of their name makes it seem likely to be a place holder, to be replaced by something more interesting before release.
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 These caster monsters had a sort of cloaking or teleporting ability, and tended to appear out of thin air when a character drew into range. It wasn't clear if they were healing or teleporting, or were just invisible until character proximity triggered their appearance.
-When killed Frozen Mages live up to their name, shattering into numerous blue-tinged pieces, most of them long, spindly remnants of their insect limbs.
+When killed, Frozen Mages live up to their name by shattering into numerous blue-tinged pieces - most of them long, spindly remnants of their insect limbs.
 They look a little like something we have seen before: [[Baal]]. They have insect legs and the horn like spindles on their backs. The relationship with Baal might be purely coincidental.

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 ==Related Links==
-{{GamesCom_2009}}
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 ==References==

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	When killed Frozen Mages live up to their name, shattering into numerous blue-tinged pieces, most of them long, spindly remnants of their insect limbs.		When killed Frozen Mages live up to their name, shattering into numerous blue-tinged pieces, most of them long, spindly remnants of their insect limbs.
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		+	They look a little like something we have seen before: [[Baal]]. They have insect legs and the horn like spindles on their backs. The relationship with Baal might be purely coincidental.

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 When killed Frozen Mages live up to their name, shattering into numerous blue-tinged pieces, most of them long, spindly remnants of their insect limbs.
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-List any monster that has a relevance, such as other goatmen, or Grotesque/Lamprey.
+[[Poison Mage]]s were also seen in the Blizzcon Build. They were identical in appearance, but had green spells and blood upon their deaths.
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 [[Image:Mon-frozen-mage3.jpg|left|thumb|Triple shot attack.]]
 The Frozen Mages were found in all of the tombs below the desert. They usually spawned near a mob of skeletons, and would infrequently fire a multishot volley of their slow moving ice balls. The damage from these attacks was negligible, but they slowed any character they struck, and were quite annoying coming in during a battle with melee enemies. (Which is, of course, the whole idea.)
 When killed Frozen Mages live up to their name, shattering into numerous blue-tinged pieces, most of them long, spindly remnants of their insect limbs.

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 You can find pictures in the Diablo 3 screenshot and picture gallery:
 * [http://www.diii.net/gallery/ Diablo 3 screenshots and pictures]
-* [http://www.diii.net/gallery/showgallery.php?cat=all&si=Sand+Wasp Sand Wasp-specific gallery contents]
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 ==References==
-* [http://www.diii.net/gallery/showphoto.php?photo=3182&cat=564 Sand Wasp concept]
+Just screenshots.
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−	The ~~Sand Wasp~~ was first seen at the [[GamesCom 2009 demo]] and shortly after that at [[BlizzCon 2009]].	+	The Frozen Mage was first seen at the [[GamesCom 2009 demo]] and shortly after that at [[BlizzCon 2009]].

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-[[Image:Mon-frozen-mage03.jpg|left|thumb|100px]]
+[[Image:Mon-frozen-mage3.jpg|left|thumb|Triple shot attack.]]
 The Frozen Mages were found in all of the tombs below the desert. They usually spawned near a mob of skeletons, and would infrequently fire a multishot volley of their slow moving ice balls. The damage from these attacks was negligible, but they slowed any character they struck, and were quite annoying coming in during a battle with melee enemies. (Which is, of course, the whole idea.)
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-Image:Mon-frozen-mage3.jpg|Mages in action.
+Image:Mon-frozen-mage03.jpg|Mages in action.
 Image:Mon-frozen-mage4.jpg|Cold and scary.
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