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| − | '''Wraiths''' return in [[Diablo III]], and while their function looks about the same, their graphics have been substantially improved. |
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| + | '''Wraiths''' (a.k.a. Haunts, Revenants or Phantoms) are a type of [[undead]] enemy in ''[[Diablo III]]''. |
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| + | ==In-game== |
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| − | They were seen emerging from [[Ghostly Orb]]s in the WWI 2008 movie, and it is not known if they can only come from those odd monster generators, or if they will be found roaming freely in the dungeons as well. |
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| + | [[File:2011-aug-monk-wraith-zoom-sml.jpg|thumb|Wraith assaulting a [[Monk]]]] |
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| + | Wraiths bear resemblance to the [[Ghost]]s of ''[[Diablo II]]''. They are mostly encountered in [[Act I (Diablo III)|Act I]] and {{3|Act II}}. They have a melee slashing attack, and a ranged [[life]] drain attack as well. Characters under such an attack suffer a substantial penalty to their movement speed. Their channeled ranged attack has a significant cooldown time and limited radius, but deals considerable damage over a few seconds. |
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| + | Another notable trait of Wraiths is their ability to freely phase through walls, obstacles and other impassable terrain, which they often use to circle around player in attempt to avoid attacks. Use of damage cooldowns is not recommended, as Wraiths will just spread out at will. |
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| − | Wraiths have a melee slashing attack, and a ranged [[life]] drain attack as well. That one has a lovely graphic, with a swirling stream of blueish vapor flowing from the character to the Wraith. Characters under such an attack suffer a substantial penalty to their movement speed. |
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+ | ===[[Act V (Diablo III)|Act V]] Variants=== |
| + | *[[Phantasm]] |
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| + | *[[Shadow of Death]] |
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| + | *[[Shipwrecked Soul]] |
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| + | ===Uniques=== |
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| + | *[[Chancellor Eamon]] |
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| + | *[[Fecklar's Ghost]] (Festering Woods) |
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| + | *[[Hawthorne Gable]] (Festering Woods) |
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| + | *[[Jonathan Muddlemore]] (Westmarch Commons) |
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| + | *[[Katherine Batts]] (Westmarch Commons) |
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| + | *[[Lord Dunhyld]] ([[Matriarch's Bones]] [[Event]]) |
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| + | *[[Shade of Nar Gulle]] (Sewers of Caldeum) |
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| + | *[[Raziel]] (Sewers of Caldeum, Chiman's Curse Chest mini-event) |
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| + | *[[Spirit of Khan Dakab]] ([[Tomb of Khan Dakab]]) |
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| + | *[[Tartus]] ([[Defiled Crypt]], [[Jar of Souls]] event) |
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| + | *[[The Archivist]] ([[Archives of Zoltun Kulle]]) |
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| + | *[[The Tomekeeper]] ([[Realm of Shadow]]) |
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| + | *[[Theodosia Buhre]] (Westmarch Heights) |
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| + | ===Development=== |
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| + | {{Obsolete}} |
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| + | Wraiths were seen emerging from [[Ghostly Orb]]s in the WWI 2008 gameplay trailer.<ref>2010-02-02, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEvThjiE038 Diablo III: Gameplay Trailer]. ''YouTube'', accessed on 2014-05-05</ref> |
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| + | ==References== |
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[[Category:Diablo III Monsters]] |
[[Category:Diablo III Monsters]] |
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[[Category:Undead]] |
[[Category:Undead]] |
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| + | [[Category:Act 1 Bestiary (Diablo III)]] |
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| + | [[Category:Act 2 Bestiary (Diablo III)]] |
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Latest revision as of 15:25, 20 January 2016
For similarly named creatures, see Wraith.
Wraiths (a.k.a. Haunts, Revenants or Phantoms) are a type of undead enemy in Diablo III.
In-game
Wraith assaulting a Monk
Wraiths bear resemblance to the Ghosts of Diablo II. They are mostly encountered in Act I and Act II. They have a melee slashing attack, and a ranged life drain attack as well. Characters under such an attack suffer a substantial penalty to their movement speed. Their channeled ranged attack has a significant cooldown time and limited radius, but deals considerable damage over a few seconds.
Another notable trait of Wraiths is their ability to freely phase through walls, obstacles and other impassable terrain, which they often use to circle around player in attempt to avoid attacks. Use of damage cooldowns is not recommended, as Wraiths will just spread out at will.
Act V Variants
Uniques
- Chancellor Eamon
- Fecklar's Ghost (Festering Woods)
- Hawthorne Gable (Festering Woods)
- Jonathan Muddlemore (Westmarch Commons)
- Katherine Batts (Westmarch Commons)
- Lord Dunhyld (Matriarch's Bones Event)
- Shade of Nar Gulle (Sewers of Caldeum)
- Raziel (Sewers of Caldeum, Chiman's Curse Chest mini-event)
- Spirit of Khan Dakab (Tomb of Khan Dakab)
- Tartus (Defiled Crypt, Jar of Souls event)
- The Archivist (Archives of Zoltun Kulle)
- The Tomekeeper (Realm of Shadow)
- Theodosia Buhre (Westmarch Heights)
Development
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Wraiths were seen emerging from Ghostly Orbs in the WWI 2008 gameplay trailer.[1]
References
- ↑ 2010-02-02, Diablo III: Gameplay Trailer. YouTube, accessed on 2014-05-05