Introducing Cervul pt 2: Update Launches April 5th
Hey Dudes,
If you haven't heard it already, you'll hear it hear first, the Deux or Die update goes live on April 5th. Not too much longer until you can go scour the lands of Upel from all evil... or not. Which brings me to today's post. Here it is, the second half of introductions for our newest adventurer, though maybe for this one we'll call him Alcedor's partner in crime.
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[WARNING: This is your Spoiler warning for the fact that Infernax has a morality system, and plays differently if you're a bad dude. I'd imagine if you're reading this, you know that, but fair warning. If you want to be totally ignorant of what Cervul's skills look like, abandon this quest and wait till April 5th to find out.][/h2]
...Ok now that anyone who needed to bail has bailed, let's talk Evil Cervul. You even get GIFs of the abilities this time, because we like you so much, and definitely not because it was a pain to try to explain the evil skills with just screenshots.
[h3]Burning Pots[/h3]
The first thing you'll notice when you decide to embrace the darkness with Cervul in tow is that he now wields thrown Firepots. One change is that the Firepot will explode on contact with any platform. What you get in exchange is that the firepot deals a fair bit more damage.
[h3]Void Shield
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Evil Cervul has access to the Void Shield, where he holds before himself a tear in the fabric of reality itself, and uses it as a shield. Neat. The void shield absorbs incoming projectiles instead of deflecting them, and in the process charges itself. Once ready, Cervul can use the charged Void Shield to shoot an energy back at enemies.
[h3]Poison Dagger[/h3]
Evil Cervul's direct-forward attack are an arsenal of poisoned daggers. One thing to keep in mind is that there's a limited number of daggers available at a time. This means you have an increased potential rate of fire, but need to watch your ammo. Enemies hit by a poisoned dagger are dealt damage over time that stacks with any other incoming damage, making them a very powerful addition to a fight.
[h3]Glex'tar, the Occuloservitor[/h3]
If having Alcedor to back you up isn't enough, how about a floating eye-demon from the pits of hell named Glex'tar that will summon explosive floating eye minions? If you're playing Evil Cervul, good news, that's an option. As you upgrade the Occuloservitor the eye-minions that are summoned become more aggressive and effective.
[h3]Ichor Potion
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Don't ask what's in it, but it'll heal you. Just you though. The Ichor Potions are just for Cervul, but they heal your entire healthbar with each use. Also at higher levels you're able to carry quite a few of them, which can be a real asset for survivability.
We're so excited for you to get a chance to play through what we've cooked up for you. The update is a lot of fun, and we hope you have a great time with it.
Take it easy,
Berzerk Team
If you haven't heard it already, you'll hear it hear first, the Deux or Die update goes live on April 5th. Not too much longer until you can go scour the lands of Upel from all evil... or not. Which brings me to today's post. Here it is, the second half of introductions for our newest adventurer, though maybe for this one we'll call him Alcedor's partner in crime.
[h2]
[WARNING: This is your Spoiler warning for the fact that Infernax has a morality system, and plays differently if you're a bad dude. I'd imagine if you're reading this, you know that, but fair warning. If you want to be totally ignorant of what Cervul's skills look like, abandon this quest and wait till April 5th to find out.][/h2]
...Ok now that anyone who needed to bail has bailed, let's talk Evil Cervul. You even get GIFs of the abilities this time, because we like you so much, and definitely not because it was a pain to try to explain the evil skills with just screenshots.
[h3]Burning Pots[/h3]
The first thing you'll notice when you decide to embrace the darkness with Cervul in tow is that he now wields thrown Firepots. One change is that the Firepot will explode on contact with any platform. What you get in exchange is that the firepot deals a fair bit more damage.
[h3]Void Shield
[/h3]
Evil Cervul has access to the Void Shield, where he holds before himself a tear in the fabric of reality itself, and uses it as a shield. Neat. The void shield absorbs incoming projectiles instead of deflecting them, and in the process charges itself. Once ready, Cervul can use the charged Void Shield to shoot an energy back at enemies.
[h3]Poison Dagger[/h3]
Evil Cervul's direct-forward attack are an arsenal of poisoned daggers. One thing to keep in mind is that there's a limited number of daggers available at a time. This means you have an increased potential rate of fire, but need to watch your ammo. Enemies hit by a poisoned dagger are dealt damage over time that stacks with any other incoming damage, making them a very powerful addition to a fight.
[h3]Glex'tar, the Occuloservitor[/h3]
If having Alcedor to back you up isn't enough, how about a floating eye-demon from the pits of hell named Glex'tar that will summon explosive floating eye minions? If you're playing Evil Cervul, good news, that's an option. As you upgrade the Occuloservitor the eye-minions that are summoned become more aggressive and effective.
[h3]Ichor Potion
[/h3]
Don't ask what's in it, but it'll heal you. Just you though. The Ichor Potions are just for Cervul, but they heal your entire healthbar with each use. Also at higher levels you're able to carry quite a few of them, which can be a real asset for survivability.
We're so excited for you to get a chance to play through what we've cooked up for you. The update is a lot of fun, and we hope you have a great time with it.
Take it easy,
Berzerk Team