This post has taken the place of this one, as the linked post is the full idea rather than the items.
Before I say anything about the sets I’m going to post here, know that:
- This is a very old idea that I’m bringing back to life. These are meant to be from an endgame dungeon based around the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and the Seven Deadly Sins.
- The stats are something that I took very close consideration of when making them, and I made sure that there aren’t any severe oversights when applying stats to them. I also did not see it as very helpful to add any Feed Power to them, since I’m not someone that typically feed items.
- I didn’t mention it before now, but this was actually something that I was developing with WunderWafe! If he comes back around more actively, it’d be a blast to see him here.
Additional Note:
- I’ve now made all of the items that drop from the Mini-Bosses, the Seven Deadly Sins, as well as Conquest, the secret boss!
Sets
Death
Reaper’s Scythe
A scythe of myth and legend, coming from the mythical figure of Death itself. Be weary if you stand in its wake.
Damage: 150 - 180
Range: 2.9
Shot Speed: 14
Rate of Fire: 110%
Shots hit multiple targets
Ignores target defense
On Equip:
+2 Attack
Fame Bonus: 6%
Cursed Circle
Marked with the blood of countless victims, this shuriken rips directly through enemies and their armor with the help of ancient black magic.
When Key Held:
Damaging
Slowed
Drain 10 MP/sec
When Key Released:
Damage: 566 - 766
Range: 9.6
Shot Speed: 16
Shot Effect:
Armor Broken for 2.6 Seconds
On Equip:
+3 Attack
MP Cost: 105
Cooldown: 1.5 Seconds
Fame Bonus: 6%
Tunic of the Reaper
The blood of an ancient reaper remains forever stained against this cloak. Even still, it remains a very powerful piece of armor.
On Equip:
+15 Defense
+4 Attack
+4 Dexterity
-5 Speed
Fame Bonus: 6%
Skull Amulet
It is said that this amulet is marked with a death curse for any who dare to wear it, or even look upon its face.
On Equip:
+75 Maximum HP
+5 Defense
+5 Attack
+5 Dexterity
-5 Speed
Fame Bonus: 6%
This set is based around dealing heavy damage with risk put into play. By reducing the range on the katana by a very good amount, it gives it a high risk/high reward factor that is typically used for melee classes. By removing speed in the overall set, it gives a generous amount of offensive power in return. After all, Death isn’t known for being quick. Adding Armor Break to the Circle helps to give the class a more unique feel overall, considering that there is only one item that can Armor Break in the game as of right now. The same can be said of Dazed, sure, but that’s where the next set comes in.
Pestilence
Venomous Blade
A wondrously dark dagger steeped in the most vile venom imaginable. The venom’s properties give a kick that would make even the gods of the Tomb tremble.
Damage: 85 - 165
Range: 5.25
Shot Speed: 16
Rate of Fire: 105%
Ignores target defense
Fame Bonus: 6%
Gnarly Venom
An eerily dark venom that can barely be contained even within the bottle it is kept in. Its effects are so vicious that it hinders the enemy’s ability to function temporarily.
Poison Grenade:
600 Damage in 3 Squares over 3 Seconds (150 impact damage)
Enemy Effect:
Slowed for 2.4 Seconds in 3 Squares
Dazed for 1.2 Seconds in 2 Squares
On Equip:
+25 Maximum MP
Cooldown: 2 Seconds
MP Cost: 115
Fame Bonus: 6%
Toxic Leather Armor
This piece of leather is imbued with a ghastly venom, altered with magic to provide qualities to the user that others cannot.
On Equip:
+15 Defense
+35 Maximum MP
+3 Attack
+2 Dexterity
Fame Bonus: 6%
Memento of the Plaguebearer
An immortal reminder of the devastating effects of Pestilence.
On Equip:
+50 Maximum HP
+85 Maximum MP
+5 Defense
+2 Attack
+2 Dexterity
+5 Speed
Fame Bonus: 6%
The idea behind this set is to drain the enemy bit by bit in a way that is keen to the Assassin. By utilizing the poisons of the Assassin in a way that isn’t already in the game by adding status effects to them, it gives a new twist that could help the Assassin stand out more. The items are still able to stand by themselves just fine, too. The dagger’s ability to pierce armor but not pierce makes it stand out from the Stinger enough, and it’s comparable to tiered daggers for damage output. The rest of the items are a good fit for any class, as they’re balanced out to an extent.
War
Blade of Wrath
An ancient weapon, imbued with the spirits of a thousand warlords that seek nothing but blood.
Damage: 260 - 280
Range: 2.3
Shot Speed: 16
Rate of Fire: 110%
On Equip:
-3 Speed
Fame Bonus: 6%
Warlord’s Helm
A blood red helmet with golden horns to signify the call of a true warrior.
Party Effect:
Berserk for 7 Seconds in 4 Squares
Damaging for 2.5 Seconds in 4 Squares
Enemy Effect:
250 Damage in 4 Squares
Effect on Self:
Sick for 2.5 Seconds
On Equip:
+12 Defense
-2 Speed
Cooldown: 9 Seconds
MP Cost: 100
Fame Bonus: 6%
Furor Impius Induti Loricam
Berserk spirits are infused with this plate of armor. It calls out the name of those that the wearer wishes death upon the most.
On Equip:
+20 Defense
+6 Attack
-5 Speed
Fame Bonus: 6%
Spirit of War
The flaming spirit of the most vicious horseman of them all. It burns with rage unlike any other.
On Equip:
+3 Defense
+5 Dexterity
+10 Speed
Fame Bonus: 6%
This set has a similar idea to the Death set, but its execution makes it more unique to that set in a way that will affect the Warrior more in a Warrior way, or any class that wears the items. By sacrificing a substantial amount of range for the sword, it is given a very hefty attack boost that makes it not get in the way of Sword of the Colossus, but still match it fairly well in a way that makes it unique. The Helm reflects the brute ways of War quite well, as well as giving a duration of Berserk one second longer than any Tiered helm; however, its cooldown is 2 seconds after that fades, rather than one, making it hard to simply say “I want to use this one!”. The other items will work well on any class, especially the ring, as it gives a very generous 10 Speed to negate the -10 Speed of the set while also giving other stats to help the wearer.
Famine
Horrific Bow or Pterasitic Bow
A disgusting bow that’s covered in a parasitic disease that reaks of decay. Whatever this bow used to be made of, it cannot be distinguished now.
Shots: 4
Damage: 140
Range: 6
Shot Speed: 7
Shots curve
Rate of Fire: 40%
On Equip:
+1 Attack
+1 Dexterity
-10 Maximum HP
-3 Vitality
Fame Bonus: 6%
(This bow’s shots act like the Horrow Maw shots.)
Decaying Trap
A vile trap that will rot away at anything that comes into contact with it. This used to be used in competition to the many plagues of Pestilence, but it now rests as the seed of different disasters.
Trap: 350 Damage in 4 Squares
1 second to arm
Triggers within 2 Squares
Duration: 15 seconds
Traps enemies that enter its range
Deals 100 Damage per second
Steals 25 HP per second for every target in range
Maximum “Trap” Duration: 4 Seconds (This is the amount of time an enemy can be stuck in the trap.)
On Equip:
+2 Attack
+2 Dexterity
-3 Speed
-2 Vitality
MP Cost: 125
Cooldown: 3 Seconds
Fame Bonus: 6%
Infected Leather Armor
According to ancient myths, this leather used to be that of an ancient hero, destined to defeat the Four Horsemen… unfortunately, he failed, and his fine armor is now under the control of infection.
On Equip:
+18 Defense
+2 Attack
+2 Dexterity
+3 Speed
-40 Maximum HP
Fame Bonus: 6%
The Cursed Ring
This ring was once said to cure any illness and mend all wounds to those that wore it. Its effects are now sapped from it by a decay that never ends, negating its infinite power.
On Equip:
+50 Maximum HP
+75 Maximum MP
+2 Attack
+2 Dexterity
+2 Speed
+5 Vitality
Fame Bonus: 6%
The first thing you might think of when looking at the set is “omg it’s based on parasite chambers it should drop there111”. Honestly, though, I have something better that this could act as: a precursor to the Parasite Chambers. Considering that Famine is meant to act as decay, I added that to most of these for the concept itself, but Famine also is something that takes over people, and it literally means “hunger”, which is bound to starvation. If you deprive an organism of a food source, it’ll decay. So, these go hand in hand much better than some might think.
As for the actual stats themselves, I wanted to use the basis of the Horror Maw for the shots because I always saw them as the Horrow Maw shooting a bow out of his face, and I thought that was hilarious. So, I used it for the bow, and gave it the same effect as that… and honestly, I think it works well! The set itself is meant to just be different in its own way, with different attributes being put with different pieces. For the trap, the idea of actually trapping enemies is something I’ve wanted to see, so I did it myself. Stealing away the life of enemies gradually is as well. The Armor and the Ring both coincide to give balance to each other, as well as balancing the rest of the set at the same time. Everything works together for adding DPS, and each have their own uses outside of the set as well that could work on other classes. (Except the Trap, because Huntress only. Duh.)
Individual Items
(Items will be posted from Left to Right.)
Seal of the Boastful
The soul of the sin of Pride, latched onto a remarkably unusual seal marked with unrecognizable signs. Its effects are just as odd as its design.
Party Effect:
Damaging for (2.7 if Wis < 30; 2.7 + [3 x wis/17] if Wis >= 30) seconds in (4.5 if Wis < 30; 4.5 + [3 x wis/100] if Wis >= 30) squares
Berserk for (2.7 if Wis < 30; 2.7 + [3 x wis/17] if Wis >= 30) seconds in (4.5 if Wis < 30; 4.5 + [3 x wis/100] if Wis >= 30) squares
Effect on Self:
Speedy for 3 Seconds
Sick for 5 Seconds
Armor Broken for 3 Seconds
On Equip:
+5 Attack
+20 Maximum HP
MP Cost: 115
Cooldown: 2 Seconds
Fame Bonus: 6%
This Seal is meant to provide huge Offense without providing any Health or regeneration, as to push the Paladin in a very offensive direction. However, it’s a risky item to use, as you get Sick for 5 Seconds and Armor Broken for 3. You do get that sweet 3 Seconds of Speedy to get away quick if need be, too. The stats also help. Pride wouldn’t care, though, since he can’t die! (Except he did.)
Lantern of the Lost
The soul of Conquest contained within a bright lantern acquired deep into the depths of the Chasm. It provides light to those that hold it, but it requires a hand, and makes it harder to attack.
On Equip:
+210 Maximum HP
+5 Defense
-40 Maximum MP
-4 Attack
-4 Dexterity
-4 Speed
Fame Bonus: 7%
This item is a very endgame ring much like the Omnipotence Ring. However, this does not serve balance so much as it serves another purpose: surviving. This will give you a huge amount of Defensive power, but will hinder your ability to do optimum damage. Ironic it drops from something that can’t see…
Stolen Bag of Riches
The soul of the sin of Greed, latched onto the last of his reapings of countless unaware victims of theft. It rattles every time you move, which creates a fun jingle.
Fires shots instead of throwing poison
Shots: 3 (10 degrees)
Damage: 300 - 400
Range: 5.7
Shot Speed: 10
Shots hit multiple targets.
On Equip:
+7 Attack
+5 Speed
-5 Dexterity
MP Cost: 115
Fame Bonus: 6%
This is meant to be a different take on the Assassin, due to the fact it replaces the typical Poison with actual shots that can be fired. This will not ultimately change how the class is played, but it will give it a bit of a twist on its normal mechanic if you’re willing to spend the extra Mana to do a bit more damage at close range. The stats can reflect the way of a thief: you want to be careful with your hands but also quick, and being more careful means better precision. I wonder how mad Greed must be that you’re throwing his coins everywhere…
Shield of Eternal Rage
The soul of the sin of Wrath, latched onto a shield which forever has a flame burning at its center. Being a metaphorical brother to War, they share similar tastes.
Shots: 8 (45 degrees)
Damage: 600 - 850
Range: 2.7
Shot Speed: 18
Shots hit multiple targets.
Shots ignore target defense.
Shots ignore obstacles.
Enemy Effect:
Stunned for 1 Second
On Equip:
+15 Defense
+3 Dexterity
-5 Speed
MP Cost: 115
Cooldown: 1.5 Seconds
Fame Bonus: 6%
This Shield is basically the EP of shields. It’s made for huge offensive power if you’re willing to take the risk of sitting directly on top of an enemy, costing a bit more MP and having a Cooldown as well as a bit of a drawback. The way that the 8 shots work reflects that of the Stone Knight from Shatters, because that type of shield isn’t at all overused. War would be proud in Wrath. Too bad he’s dead.
Tome of the Glutton’s Paradise
The soul of the sin of Gluttony, latched onto a very unusually-made tome. While it fulfills the user and their allies quite a healthy amount, it adds a full sensation to its user.
Heal: (315 if Wis < 30; 315 + wis x 2 if Wis >= 30) in (3.5 if Wis < 30; 3.5 + wis/45 if Wis >= 30) squares
Party Effect:
Healing for (4.5 if Wis < 30; 4.5 + [3 x wis/100] if Wis >= 30) seconds in (3.5 if Wis < 50; 3.5 + wis/45 if Wis >= 30) squares
Effect on Self:
Slowed for 2 Seconds
On Equip:
-5 Speed
+65 Maximum HP
MP Cost: 110
Cooldown: 1.5 Seconds
Fame Bonus: 6%
This Tome is meant for massive HP heals, as shown by just how much it heals allies. The range is much lower to compensate for this, as well as the Slow on self and less Healing/Healing Range than normal, and a 1.5 second Cooldown. Since Gluttony is basically known as overeating, I went for the concept of overhealing instead, with detriment to yourself in the process. I bet Gluttony would spam this all day if he could.
Skull of Relentless Lust
The soul of the sin of Lust, latched onto her very skull with a fine tiara included. It hunts and hungers for endless power, and is not afraid to sap every last bit of life from its target.
Damage: (200 wis < 50; 200+[wis-50]x5 if 50 >= wis)
Defense Ignored: 30
Radius: 3.33
Heal: 200
Heal Range: 6 (+0.6 for every 12 wis above 50)
On Equip:
+100 Maximum HP
-5 Defense
MP Cost: 145
Cooldown: 1 Second
Fame Bonus: 6%
Disclaimer: This form of Lust is not the type of Lust that you all might be thinking. (Bunch of yiffers…)
The concept of this Skull is purely for the fact that it can heal a lot of Health while also having a bit more damage as well. However, it takes a lot more MP and has a little bit of a Cooldown as well, making it so that it can’t be spammed. The little tiara is just a cosmetic, because every Lust needs their princessdom.
Armored Tortoise Shell
The soul of the sin of Sloth, latched onto an unusually heavy plate of armor. It is very strong, and even has magical capabilities that provide the wearer with power, but hinders movement.
On Equip:
+18 Defense
+50 Maximum HP
+3 Attack
+3 Dexterity
-10 Speed
Fame Bonus: 6%
Hey, remember that armor that War drops? How about we up the ante a bit and give it more DPS for less Speed? Huh? Huh?! No? Okay. Sloth is hella slow, but I could easily imagine him being super tough just to balance things out. Unless it’s the one from the Netflix Original Series…
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Envious Spirit
The soul of the sin of Envy, latched onto the end of a wand cursed with a seal of darkness. Its soul sways from left in right in attempts to gaze upon anything around it.
Damage: 115 - 175
Range: 9.76
Shot Speed: 18
Rate of Fire: 90%
Shots hit multiple targets.
Shots ignore target defense.
Shots spin in a spiral, moving outwards.
On Equip:
+25 Maximum MP
Fame Bonus: 6%
Hey, what’s that over there? Hey, what’s this over here? Well, that’s exactly what this Wand wants to know, since the way that it shoots is like a spiral. It has a good amount more DPS than a lot of wands, but it has a gimmick that makes it a bit difficult to use in conventional play and it takes a master to wield it to perfection. Now take it around the world and show those Medusas who’s boss! Envy will cry about now having that good of hair anyways.
Bracelet of Shadows
A containment of shadows, the most evil of spirits in existence. Within it sits a force of power forbidden to mortals.
On Equip:
+75 Maximum HP
+75 Maximum MP
+3 Defense
+3 Dexterity
+3 Wisdom
Fame Bonus: 6%
This little bracelet is, in essence, a ring that is made to be a slight upgrade to rings like Expo, giving stats that will benefit any class just as well as it would others it is placed on. The Wisdom makes it good for classes that have Wis modifiers, the Defense/HP/MP is good for any class, and all classes benefit from Dexterity. This would drop at a very low rate from all of the shadow enemies that will be featured in the Chasm.
Thanks for reading… again!
It’s been a lot of fun making the drops for this, even if there isn’t an actual dungeon that this could drop from yet. (Wink wink.) Now that you have all the items, gawk at your heart’s content.
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