Between that and Baal’s minions, he’s a somewhat time-consuming boss to farm, and on higher difficulties you’ll probably want to farm Baal with a party so you can account for each other’s weaknesses… unless you’re a Lightning Sorceress, Wind Druid, or Summonmancer in which case you shouldn’t have much trouble with Baal’s minions (the enemies on the way there may be another matter). (right)īaal is always moderately resistant to most elements (save non-elemental magic damage, Hammerdins rejoice!), and has a good store of Life.
Lister the Tormentor: Always has Spectral Hit, highly resistant to fire, cold and poison, immune to fire in Hell difficulty.īelow you’ll find a table of Baal’s stats by difficulty:īaal can drain your Mana if you get too close, (left), and he’ll stamp out a frost wedge, which knocks enemies back and can strike multiple times - he’s not shy about spamming it, either. Ventar the Unholy: Always Extra Fast, highly resistant to fire and poison and immune to poison in Hell difficulty. Bartuc the Bloody: Always Lightning Enchanted, no inherent immunities, but highly resistant to lightning damage. Achmel the Cursed: Always Poison Enchanted and immune to poison. Colenzo the Annihilator: Always Fire Enchanted and fire immune. These five enemies have their own immunities and minions, however, which can complicate matters: This slows down the run, but five Super Uniques in quick succession can yield plenty of extra loot and experience, so it’s not all bad. Like, you’ll need to fight through a host of Super Uniques before you gain the honor of fighting the Lord of Destruction himself. Make your way to the Throne of Destruction, (left), and defeat five waves of minions.
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