| 06-23-2004, 11:46 AM | #1 |
| 06-24-2004, 01:07 AM | #2 |
| 06-24-2004, 11:16 AM | #3 |
These lumbering Giants were once gentle creatures on a far away world. Until one day...The Burning legion arrived, their population was decimated and the few survivors had to turn to extreme measures to form some sort of rebellion. They dabbled into the very essence of the deamons themselves and found that fear was the base of their power. They succeeded in adapting the primal force which is fear into a weapon against the legion. But at a horrible cost, they had no natural source of mana to feed their terror based tactics, and so had to resort to ancient rituals of their anscestors. Whom drew power from other beings agony. They lost the war with the Legion through sheer attrition. the last survivors of their race were so driven by their new magics and the need for someones suffering that they gave up their homeworld and useless struggle willingly and joined Kiljeaden's forces. Because of their enormous power which is a danger to any being no matter how powerfull, they are kept a close guarded secret and Kil'jeaden uses them to put Rogue Dreadlords and runaway minions straight since they are the only thing ( apart from Kil'jeaden) that all deamons fear. In order to quench their thirst for mana they crucify their most powerfull and recently slain enemy to their armor, and use their own life force to keep them alive so they can feed of their agony. Their weapon of choice is a gaint ball and chain which is exellent for mass-slaughter. Abilities: _Terror: the butchers are surrounded be an aura which exhumes sheer terror wich petrifies the weak and turns the stomachs of the mighty. This aura needs to be continuosly feeded by mana!! _Pain for pleasure: In order to regenarate mana faster theyhave to inflict pain ( I'm no good with statistics but something like: 0,10% manareg. for every point of damage inflicted) Classification: unit Primary attribute: Strength Attack type: PFFF chaos, melee? Movement/ ground, slow as hell note pic may be updated with other perspectives I hope its all a bit clear and sorry for any spelling mistakes |
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| 06-26-2004, 01:53 AM | #6 |
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| 06-26-2004, 04:18 PM | #8 |
May as well add mine, I suppose - given the possible variety of the 'Demon' category, you'd expect the most submissions to be here. The Razghast Tier 2 Support The origins of these strange hunters are a mystery to most scholars. Some speculate that they were magically created by the corrupted Highborne long ago to serve as demonic steeds. Others categorize them as an evolutionary descendent from the Fel Hound - if such creatures can be said to "evolve". All sages agree unanimously on one thing - that these feline stalkers are the ultimate bane of all mages. Flying unsteadily upon the wings of their hind legs, their odd gait makes them look almost harmless - until they suddenly swoop down with surprising grace onto their quarry. Lashing out with three barbed tentacles that reside within its mouth, a razghast is quick to suck dry the magics of any object - living or not. Even the best aimed spells are caught by this beast, ingested into its body for additional strength. The only known counter to these attacks are swords, and lots of them, for the beast fights with the strength of a sabrecat tenfold. Only the difficulty of controlling them in numbers keeps their demon masters from putting these monsters on the frontline, a wizard's only reprieve from their hungry gaze. ABILITIES Mana Leech - as Mana Burn, except half the mana stolen from the target is converted into health for the razghast. Absorb Spell - This ability works like Magic Immunity, except that any ability that specifically targets the razghast is automatically negated, and the Razhgast earns half the mana used to cast the spell and turns it into health. Spell Taunt (Ability, Upgrade) - Using this ability, the razghast temporarily becomes like a magnet for magical energy, and all spell cast within the vicinity automatically target it for a short time. |
| 06-28-2004, 07:15 PM | #9 |
Flamelord Through these fields of destruction Baptisms of fire I've watched all your suffering As the battles raged higher And though they did hurt me so bad In the fear and alarm You did not desert me My brothers in arms... Dire Straits During their invasions, Nathrezim encountered burning world, habitated by many fiery creatures of great potential. Flamelords, powerful beings of great power, were keepers of this world, assigned by Titans. They fought with the new threat with all their powers. After many battles, which shredded both sides, Nathrezim, by sneak attacks and ambushes, managed to conquer flamelords and the world they protected. Draed Lords, fascinated by power of their former opponents, from their magic created Infernals - giants burning with Flamelords' flame, which they could ontrol for limited time. They had virtually no control over flamelords themselves - they wandered over they destroyed world. Corrupted, drove by insanity, they were even more powerful. Eventually they broke loose and forced Nathrezim to abandon their world. Some time later, after Sargeras' betrayal, Burning Legion once again found the burning world. With combined powers of Sargeras' demons, they were forced to join demonic army. They serve as last resort weapon now, used when all normal means fail - they are almost beyond control andeven Legion fear their power and destruction which these broken creatures could do. Flamelord is tier 3 heavy melee unit. Chaos attack of their flaming staves and divine armor makes them virtually indestructible. Very fast movement allow them to chase almost all ground enemies. Attack: chaos, ground Spells & Abilities: -Spell Immunity -Liquid Fire (passive) - as they're not truly material, Flamelords can reduce damage suffered by half. - Permanent Immolation - Flamelord's flames burns nearby opponents - Berserk - Burning Legion's commanders can set Flamelord's mind free from their demonic shackles. Flamelord deals almost twice normal damage, but attacks all creatures around him, even former allies. |
| 06-29-2004, 04:21 PM | #10 |
| 07-01-2004, 04:13 AM | #11 |
Here is my entry Demon Chainwielder: In ages past the goblins too were under the influence of the Burning Legion, for they came from the same world of that of the orcs. As time went on, the Legion lost interest in the goblins, for they lacked the physical strength and magical adeptness of other creatures. Though they left behind the goblin race as a whole, certain specimens were kept in the Legion. These were the few large goblins, hugely strong relative to their mass, and faster than the orcs that were the grunts of the Demonic Army. These goblins fast rose in the ranks of the Legions for the cunning inate in all goblins, but the demonic energies of that twisted dimension corrupted them. No longer seen as goblins, but as demons in their own right, wielding a giant iron ball and chain. the Chain wielder specializes in quick strikes Abilities: Demon Frenzy (beserk): The demon energies infuse the Chainwielder, causing him to move at far greater speeds than normal and with a greater strength than is natural. Demon Phase shift: the Chainwielder delves into his internal power and weaves a cloak of invisibility around himself, in creating this weave, his movement speed is increased, though if he attacks his illusion is broken. he recieves NO additional damage to his attack when attacking when invisible. Goblin cunning: A remnant of the Chainwielder's heritage has the potential to arise, if it is cultured by that demon. His intelligence grows with experiance, allowing his blow placement to become more calculated and, more importantly, more damaging. Goblin cunning allows a chance to cause instant death to a non hero unit, and this percentage increases each level. Demonic parasite swarm (Ultimate) (based on immoliation not locust swarm): the greatest outburst of demonic strength, and the ability that truely caught the eye of the Legion. The goblin unleashes pure energy that congeals into the form of a cloud of energy parasites. These parasites stay close to the host, but when an enemy comes near, latches on to this new victim, draining its energy and sending it back to the Chainwielder. this ability has a low mana cost, but the strength to maintain it is immense, quickly sapping the Chainwielder's mana. |
| 07-01-2004, 11:47 PM | #12 |
Horror Fear... A blank space, a wonder, A worry, a daily reminder, Of what we are. Thing. Unproved. Untested. Udiscovered. Until it strikes. No one knows from which squalid world thece cursed creatures came from. They are rarely seen and nobody survived meeting with it. When they appear on the battlefield, they bring fear to the hearts of even most fierce warriors. Some says that these monstrosities have no soul. That could be truth, as things they can do with their opponents terrify even demonic hordes. They stop before nothing. They respect no one. They do not know fear. Surounded by horrifying stories and legends. I've seen one. Only one. And I do not want to see more, even though I've seen it from behind keep's walls. Horrors are one of the most deadly demonic creatures. They said to be feeding on terror they cause, so they constantly search for new prey. I have to add they feed as well on fallen beings surrounding them. Some say that they saw poeple dying from frighten. Some say that these creatures can create illusions of target's greatest, the most concealed fear. Some say they can't be killed. I doubt we'll reveal some of mysteries around them soon. I doubt there will be people so stupid to try research it. Allenberg and Vicarde, "Demonology"
Horror, tier 3 heavy melee. Demonic leviathans, surrounded by aura of fear. Slow and heavy armored, they are one of the best first-line fighters. Attack: melee, ground Slow movement Spells and abilities: - Hardened skin (innate passive) - reduces damage suffered. - Resistant skin (upgrade passive) - reduces damage taken from magic attacks - Terror (upgrade aura) - Horrors are surrounded by aura of fear. Every nearby creature (enemy and allied) has slightly reduced damage, speed, attack rate and defense. Living creatures have some % chance of dying from fear. - True sight (innate passive) - reveals nearby invisible units |
| 07-02-2004, 06:40 AM | #13 |
| 07-04-2004, 11:19 PM | #14 |
Dreadnaught The Dranei were long enemies of the Dreadnaught, fighting on Outland for ages long forgotten. The Dreadnaught were named so because of their desire to fight no matter the odds. An old Far Seer had seen these Dreadnaughts fight in his visions. Belonging to the Burning Legion, the Far Seer wanted; needed the power of the Dreadnaughts to fight for him. The Far Seer had many enemies he wished to crush. He quickly hired builders to build an underwater portal that stood a mile away from the Maelstrom; the Far Seer was wise in his choosing. Only every 10,000 years did the tide come in on the spot where he laid the portal. Ritual after ritual the portal grew stronger until it could bear the weight of the two worlds and bind them as one. The Seer had talked to these Dreadnaughts in their dreams, and laid the taint upon them. Only being able to obey the Dreadnaughts righteously came to the gate. Escort ships were standing ready and the crew revered these new warriors fearfully. Only a few minutes later had the waters again sealed the access to the portal. 10,000 years later the tides blow away once again, and all the Dreadnaughts were trapped in the void awaiting their chance to rise from the waters again and serve the Burning Legion. When coming out of the portal, there was but one ship waiting, the ship that held the line of ancestors to the Far Seer, who had waited for so long to release the power of the Dreadnaughts again. Charge: The Dreadnaught charges forward dealing damage to any who are in his path. Think shockwave, but him being the shockwave. Fear: The mere presence of the Dreadnaught sends some scrambling away in fear. Last guard: Once the Dreadnaughts health becomes lower than 25% his defense increases by 50%, health regenerates 10% faster. Taint: Tainted by the Burning Legion, the Dreadnaught is invulnerable to mind effecting spells. |
| 07-05-2004, 02:13 AM | #15 |