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The Warding Statue has less Hit Points than a Lieutenant of the same level and is relatively easy to destroy: if your group is wiped, a couple minions may destroy it easily, so be careful. | The Warding Statue has less Hit Points than a Lieutenant of the same level and is relatively easy to destroy: if your group is wiped, a couple minions may destroy it easily, so be careful. | ||
However, if it is destroyed, it is not the end of the world (and not the end of the mission) - five waves of [[Wailers]] will spawn one after the other with each mob containing a [[Wailers#Wailer_King|Wailer King]]. | |||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
Revision as of 05:24, 11 November 2007
Overview
The Warding Statue relic appears on the Keep Wailers out of Babylon mission from Hardcase. These statues protect Johnny Sonata from the Wailers.
The statue can be found in the SouthEast quarter of the mission map, near one of the roads which lead to the Golden Giza. Approximate location is -1916, 17.5 , 60.
Once you reach it, there will be a group of Carnies already there ready to start attacking it as soon as you arrive, so wait for the rest of your group before engaging and don't aggro them. Clearing the Statue's surrounding of any enemies before engaging the attackers to avoid any adds during the protection of the statue is recomended. After dispatching the initial group at least three waves of Carnies will attack it.
The Warding Statue has less Hit Points than a Lieutenant of the same level and is relatively easy to destroy: if your group is wiped, a couple minions may destroy it easily, so be careful.
However, if it is destroyed, it is not the end of the world (and not the end of the mission) - five waves of Wailers will spawn one after the other with each mob containing a Wailer King.
Description
This is a massive statue of Bast, the ancient Egyptian cat-goddess.