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Fallen Overseer

Fallen Overseers are new monsters introduced in Diablo III. They are battle commanders, fierce fighters on their own, but also gifted with the ability to cast a fury-inducing Warcry, one that turns Fallen Imps into fearsome attackers who no longer scatter when they witness another monster's death.

Diablo III Monster [e]
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Fallen Overseer
Classification: Demons
Monster Family: Fallen
Role: Battle Commanders
Monster Stats
Norm/Night/Hell/Inferno
Life: Unknown
Mana: None
Armor: Unknown
Resistance: Unknown
Offence
Norm/Night/Hell/Inferno
Armament: Unknown
DPS: Unknown
Low Damage: Unknown
High Damage: Unknown
Range: Melee
Speed: Medium
Movement: Medium
Monster Modifiers
None
Spells/Abilities
None
Found In
Unknown


Behavior

Overseers were seen in action in the BlizzCon 2009 demo build. They act as battle commanders; they are the largest type of Fallen and the fiercest melee attacker, but they're most noticeable for their ability to cast a warcry that affects all Fallen Imps in range, enraging them and altering their AI to make them fearsome attackers who will not flee when they witness the death of one of their fellows.

This is much as their official description led us to believe:

Overseer - The fallen overseer drives his smaller impish charges into a frenzy with his ape-like leaping and growling. An overseer among a group of fallen is a dangerous thing, as the cowardice that usually characterizes them is overwhelmed by fear of their much larger brethren.

Besides their warcry abilities, Overseers are formidable attackers in their own right, armed with long staves to which they have crudely-affixed a pair of blunt swords. Overseers have a slow attack rate, thanks to their improvised polearms, but their vicious swings pack heavy damage for players not quick enough to avoid the fairly slow attacks.


Fallen in Diablo III

There are said to be six or seven or more types of Fallen in Diablo III. Five have so far been revealed.

Overseer whipping imps to a frenzy.

Media Gallery

Fallen of all types are featured in screenshots and concept art in the Image Gallery.