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{{ | {{Infobox creature | ||
| name = Cursed Skull | |||
|name = Cursed Skull | | image = Cursed Skull.png | ||
|image = | | hp = 36 | ||
| | | weight kg = 60 | ||
|weight = 60 | | resistances = Piercing resistant full, Bludgeoning vulnerability, Necrotic resistant full, Poison immunity, Psychic immunity, Radiant vulnerability, Force vulnerability | ||
| | | conditions = Medium Toughness, Cursed Skull | ||
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}} | }} | ||
'''Cursed Skulls''' are found in the upper floors of [[Lady Jannath's Estate]] | '''Cursed Skulls''' are found in the upper floors of [[Lady Jannath's Estate]]. | ||
Due to their vulnerability to bludgeoning damage, they are easy to destroy from a safe distance. | == Involvement== | ||
The skulls cast [[Thunderwave]] when a player character is nearby, making them difficult to evade. The skulls ignore [[Invisibility]] and similar effects. Due to their vulnerability to bludgeoning damage, they are easy to destroy from a safe distance. | |||
== Strategy == | == Strategy == | ||
Cursed skulls are difficult to approach as they will cast | Cursed skulls are difficult to approach as they will cast Thunderwave against nearby creatures. Therefore it's advised to simply throw a bludgeoning weapon at them which has the "thrown" trait. A simple [[Light Hammer]] thrown by a character with decent [[Strength]] is sufficient to kill a skull in one blow. [[Eldritch Blast]] is also a good option since the skulls are also vulnerable to force damage. | ||
Alternatively, casting | Alternatively, casting [[Remove Curse]] will remove the {{Cond|Cursed Skull}} status from a skull, preventing it from casting Thunderwave. However, this requires being within range of the skull's attack. One method of applying remove curse is using [[Misty Step]] to blink to a location outside of the skull's line of sight, then casting from behind or from the side if you position yourself carefully. | ||
Casting the ritual spell | Casting the ritual spell [[Silence]] on a skull will entirely neutralise its thunderwave attack. | ||
[[Ne'er Misser]] with a character that has high enough [[Dexterity]] can also kill it in one blow without going near it. | |||
[[Category:Environmental objects]] | [[Category:Environmental objects]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:04, 7 July 2024
Involvement[edit | edit source]
The skulls cast Thunderwave when a player character is nearby, making them difficult to evade. The skulls ignore Invisibility and similar effects. Due to their vulnerability to bludgeoning damage, they are easy to destroy from a safe distance.
Strategy[edit | edit source]
Cursed skulls are difficult to approach as they will cast Thunderwave against nearby creatures. Therefore it's advised to simply throw a bludgeoning weapon at them which has the "thrown" trait. A simple Light Hammer thrown by a character with decent Strength is sufficient to kill a skull in one blow. Eldritch Blast is also a good option since the skulls are also vulnerable to force damage.
Alternatively, casting Remove Curse will remove the 
status from a skull, preventing it from casting Thunderwave. However, this requires being within range of the skull's attack. One method of applying remove curse is using Misty Step to blink to a location outside of the skull's line of sight, then casting from behind or from the side if you position yourself carefully.
Casting the ritual spell Silence on a skull will entirely neutralise its thunderwave attack.
Ne'er Misser with a character that has high enough Dexterity can also kill it in one blow without going near it.