Kage Kami (Rev. 9)

Last updated: 12.0.0

The Kage Kami (Pronounced Kah-Gay-Kah-Mee and is Japanese for “Shadow God”) is a powerful spirit god who guards the mountain graveyards of the Realm from grave robbers. If they aren’t safe, well, he at least tries to make sure the grave’s destroyers don’t leave alive.

Stats
Combat
Drops
Tips

Stats

HP: 3000
DEF: 63
EXP: 420
Location: Highlands
Setpiece: Dead Forest

Does not show up on mini map

Combat

Attacks

Aesthetics	Damage	Condition effects	Speed (tiles/sec)	Range (tiles)	Comments
	50	Sick for 4s Confused for 1s	5.5	11
	75	Paralyzed for 0.4s	3.5	9.1

Behavior

He is found in a graveyard, which usually spawn on the very border of godlands. The area is covered with grey stones. Kage Kami will only spawn in the graves with the red markings on it. You must both search for these areas and for his gravestone. Stalk the shadows before they stalk you..

He first stands in place while shooting bullets that inflict “paralyze” while laying traps on the ground that activate when you get near. After a certain amount of damage or time, he turns invincible and chases after you while shooting purple stars which inflict “confused”. Then the cycle repeats.

Taunts

“Kyoufu no kage!” (Meaning “Shadow of fear!” in Japanese)
“You brought this upon yourself!”
“Fear me!!”
“Fear the shadows!”
“You shall pay!!!”
“You shall pay for sullying this hallowed earth!”
“Who dares to desecrate this sacred ground?”
“You dare to desecrate this sacred ground?”

Reproduction

Spawns:

Specter Mine

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Drops:

	Health Potion	Magic Potion
	Tier 6 Armor
	Tier 8 Weapon	Tier 7 Armor
	Tier 4 Ability	Tier 4 Ring
	Wine Cellar Incantation
Manor of the Immortals

Tips and Strategies

When hit Kage Kami makes a different sound than the nearby graves, don’t waste time breaking graves while you’re searching.

In groups lower levels and ranged should destroy the traps first, as they give 50 exp, but inflict sick and deal 42 damage 4 way when activated.

Alone it’s usually easier to strafe the mine’s shots. They’re slow enough that you won’t get hit if you’re expecting them. If you trip the mines they won’t eat your shots.