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| + | |image = Priestess2.png |
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| + | |health = 700 |
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| + | |attacktype = Melee |
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| + | |firstappearance = E3M1 |
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The '''Priestess''' is an enemy encountered in [[The Nameless City]]. They make their first appearance in [[E3M1: The Iron Cathedral]] and appear in nearly every level onwards, with the exception of [[E3MS: The Ratacombs]]. |
The '''Priestess''' is an enemy encountered in [[The Nameless City]]. They make their first appearance in [[E3M1: The Iron Cathedral]] and appear in nearly every level onwards, with the exception of [[E3MS: The Ratacombs]]. |
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== Tactical Analysis == |
== Tactical Analysis == |
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| − | When a Priestess spots a player, they will emit a loud screech before charging towards the player at a considerably fast pace. If they get close enough, they will attempt to strike the player with a wide swing from their sword. On higher difficulties, a successful hit can bring a player's health down by a large amount, even more so than that of the [[Leatherneck]]'s melee attack. This, coupled with their speed and above-average health pool, makes them a formidable enemy to fight against. |
+ | When a Priestess spots a player, they will emit a loud metallic screech before charging towards the player at a considerably fast pace. If they get close enough, they will attempt to strike the player with a wide swing from their sword. On higher difficulties, a successful hit can bring a player's health down by a large amount, even more so than that of the [[Leatherneck]]'s melee attack. This, coupled with their speed and above-average health pool of 700hp, makes them a formidable enemy to fight against. |
However, Priestesses are weak to more powerful weapons, such as the [[Hunting Rifle]], [[Mortar]], and [[Riveter]]. Most of these weapons will usually kill a Priestess in two shots. Additionally, the [[Crossbow]] acquired in E3M1 can dispatch one in roughly four to five shots. Another major part to successfully defeating a Priestess is to stay out of their melee range. In underwater areas such as the latter parts of [[E3M3: City of Shadows]], Priestesses are powerless against swimming players. |
However, Priestesses are weak to more powerful weapons, such as the [[Hunting Rifle]], [[Mortar]], and [[Riveter]]. Most of these weapons will usually kill a Priestess in two shots. Additionally, the [[Crossbow]] acquired in E3M1 can dispatch one in roughly four to five shots. Another major part to successfully defeating a Priestess is to stay out of their melee range. In underwater areas such as the latter parts of [[E3M3: City of Shadows]], Priestesses are powerless against swimming players. |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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| − | [[File:Priestess-endless.jpg|219x219px]] [[File:Priestess3.png|200x200px]] |
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| + | File:Priestess-endless.jpg|Screenshot of a Priestess on Endless 3 |
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| + | File:Priestess3.png|Priestess charging |
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| + | File:We-live-in-a-society.png|Priestesses before becoming active. Note the lack of idle animations. |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| + | * The Priestess's helmets look similar to the appearance of Shub-Nigurath's appearance in ''Quake''. |
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| + | *The Priestess's Helmet also bears a resemblance to Sauron, the primary antagonist of ''The Lord of the Rings'' series. |
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| + | [[Category:DUSK]] |
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| + | [[Category:Enemies]] |
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Revision as of 04:04, 22 November 2020
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| Health | 700 | |
| Attack damage (Cero Miedo) |
50 | |
| Attack type | Melee | |
| First appearance | E3M1 | |
The Priestess is an enemy encountered in The Nameless City. They make their first appearance in E3M1: The Iron Cathedral and appear in nearly every level onwards, with the exception of E3MS: The Ratacombs.
Appearance
Priestesses are typically seen wearing medieval armor consisting of a tall, spiked helmet with a grill, an iron breastplate, a coat of chain mail underneath, a red sash tied around the waist, and chain mail gauntlets. They appear to have no legs at all, hovering above the ground instead of walking. Each Priestess carries a flaming broadsword, which composes the majority of their attacks.
Tactical Analysis
When a Priestess spots a player, they will emit a loud metallic screech before charging towards the player at a considerably fast pace. If they get close enough, they will attempt to strike the player with a wide swing from their sword. On higher difficulties, a successful hit can bring a player's health down by a large amount, even more so than that of the Leatherneck's melee attack. This, coupled with their speed and above-average health pool of 700hp, makes them a formidable enemy to fight against.
However, Priestesses are weak to more powerful weapons, such as the Hunting Rifle, Mortar, and Riveter. Most of these weapons will usually kill a Priestess in two shots. Additionally, the Crossbow acquired in E3M1 can dispatch one in roughly four to five shots. Another major part to successfully defeating a Priestess is to stay out of their melee range. In underwater areas such as the latter parts of E3M3: City of Shadows, Priestesses are powerless against swimming players.
Gallery
Screenshot of a Priestess on Endless 3
Priestess charging
Priestesses before becoming active. Note the lack of idle animations.
Trivia
- The Priestess's helmets look similar to the appearance of Shub-Nigurath's appearance in Quake.
- The Priestess's Helmet also bears a resemblance to Sauron, the primary antagonist of The Lord of the Rings series.