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Sineater Inferniarch

Sineater Inferniarch

Charm50
Kills to unlock2,500
Walks through
EnergyFirePoison
Can't pass
68 Armor
9,150 Health
6,750 Experience
1050 (250 Physical Damage, 400 Fire Damage, 400 Death Damage)
6,885~7,020 Experience
160 Speed
3.08% Mitigation
Damage taken
Weak
105%105%105%110%
Resistant
90%
Immune
0%
Neutral
100%100%100%

Abilities

Melee250+
Self Healing (?)?
Great Fireball (?-400+) Sineater Inferniarch
Death Wave (?-400+) Sineater Inferniarch
Death Scratch (?-400+) Sineater Inferniarch
Fire Field (20) Sineater Inferniarch

Max damage

1050

Fire400 · 38%
Death400 · 38%
Physical250 · 24%

Location

General Properties

ClassificationInferniarch
Spawn TypeRegular
Illusionable
Pushable
Pushes

Bestiary Properties

ClassDemon
DifficultyHard
OccurrenceCommon
BehaviourLogout Block Icon Magic Level Icon
Soul CoreSineater Inferniarch Soul Core

Immunity Properties

Paralysable
Sense Invis

Other Properties

Version14.10.4e0c16
November 25, 2024
Winter Update 2024
StatusActive

Notes

As pure manifestations of fury and chaos, beings driven by their ancestral hunger to consume and corrupt all they touch, all inferniarchs florish in evil. But the Sineater is a grotesque and fearsome demon that specifically feeds on the corruption within souls. With the ability to ignite cursed flames wherever sin has taken root, these creatures have spread across the known world, feeding off the tainted. Alarmingly, their presence is not limited to any one region, indicating that corruption is far more widespread than most are willing to admit. They cannot function near pure souls or on holy ground, which they avoid like the plague. It is said that those pure of heart can walk freely past a Sineater unscathed, but for the wicked, the flames that follow in the Sineater's wake are inescapable and devouring. Where there is darkness in the soul, the Sineater thrives, growing stronger with each sin it consumes.

Behaviour

A sineater inferniarch attacks in melee range. A sineater inferniarch never retreats.

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