This trap ignores Armor and causes the Stuck debuff, slowing them down considerably. Once stepped on, enemies have the misfortune of having their feet pierced by the sharpened spikes embedded within. This inconspicuous mound of dirt can be placed on the ground.

The Acid Flask is a throwable that inflicts the Corroding debuff, which rends both an enemy’s armor and flesh. We already touched upon the Scissor weapon, the bladed gauntlet that allows for retaliation attacks. They also famously use weighted nets similar to fishermen to pin down their enemies. These Gladiators are usually lightly armored and make use of spears or tridents. As they are learned tacticians, a Retiarius is able to make use of very effective crowd control to dictate the flow of combat. These types of Gladiators are tricky and cunning, as they can taunt and debuff any nearby enemies, causing much havoc. Next up is the Provocator, warriors that take up arms similar to other Roman Legionnaires. Scissors also increase the wielder’s Retaliation stat, allowing them to perform counterattacks. Murmillones also make use of the Scissor weapon, which is a bladed weapon wielded like a glove. These warriors traditionally wear all-encompassing helmets and armguards. The first of which is the ironclad Murmillo, primarily defensive skirmishers.

As with the base game, this newest character can eventually evolve into one of three subclasses. Are You Not Entertained?!ĭeath or Glory’s primary highlight would be the introduction of the newest class, the Gladiator. Some of the features of this DLC are a new class with three subclasses, a new arena area, new questlines, weapons, armor, and cosmetics.

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