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This Black Orc tends to be the butt monkey of her tribe due to the reputation of aeromancy being largely non-lethal and unspectacular compared to the other elemental disciplines. If anything, it has made this Black Orc more determined to prove herself worthy and punish those who think the manipulation of air currents is child's play. The Black Orc Aeromancer has been moderately wounded.
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==Profile==
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This Black Orc tends to be the butt monkey of her tribe due to the reputation of aeromancy being largely non-lethal and unspectacular compared to the other elemental disciplines. If anything, it has made this Black Orc more determined to prove herself worthy and punish those who think the manipulation of air currents is child's play.
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==Locations==
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*[[Coldmonger Caverns]]
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==Notes==
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Name Black Orc Aeromancer
Spawn Rate
Hp
Exp
Kill Exp Unknown
Max hit
Magic Resistance
Undead? No
Special abilities
Money
Drops Coldmonger Draught
Orcish Emblem

Profile

This Black Orc tends to be the butt monkey of her tribe due to the reputation of aeromancy being largely non-lethal and unspectacular compared to the other elemental disciplines. If anything, it has made this Black Orc more determined to prove herself worthy and punish those who think the manipulation of air currents is child's play.

Locations

Notes