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''The severed head of [[Asylla]], wife to [[King Leoric]], makes up this gory mojo. Following her beheading, Queen Asylla's remains miraculously did not decay, apparent proof that she was a pure [[soul]] wrongly executed. The queen's bitter confusion about the circumstances of her death remain forever etched on her features, and those who see her vacant stare often find themselves transfixed by it.''
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Latest revision as of 12:09, 18 March 2020

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This article contains information that is no longer relevant to gameplay, but is kept here for informational purposes.

The Sorrowful Countenance is a Legendary Mojo for the Witch Doctor in Diablo III. It requires character level 12 to drop. This item was scheduled to be released with Patch 2.1, but was not.

The unique affix, albeit a bit changed, was later used for Henri's Perquisition. The graphics were removed from the game itself, replaced with a ghostly version.

Stats (Level 12)

AsyllasHeadMojo
Asylla Head

Sorrowful Countenance
Legendary Mojo

Properties:

  • +2–3 Damage
  • +36–44 Intelligence
  • +11–20 Resistance to All Elements
  • Chance on you or your pets being hit to Confuse the enemy for 3–4 seconds
  • Increases Mana Regeneration by 4.00 per Second
  • +2 Random Magic Properties

The severed head of Asylla, wife to King Leoric, makes up this gory mojo. Following her beheading, Queen Asylla's remains miraculously did not decay, apparent proof that she was a pure soul wrongly executed. The queen's bitter confusion about the circumstances of her death remain forever etched on her features, and those who see her vacant stare often find themselves transfixed by it.