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As a daemon prince, Chief Paroxysmus has Molochs, Balrons, Arcane Daemons, Succubi and Chaos Daemons under his misshapen thumb. Other lethal creatures simply enjoy the ambiance of his realm and make their homes there. These creatures include: Plague Beast Lords, Plague Beasts, Plague Spawns, Slimes, Poison Elementals, Acid Elementals, and Earth Elementals. | As a daemon prince, Chief Paroxysmus has Molochs, Balrons, Arcane Daemons, Succubi and Chaos Daemons under his misshapen thumb. Other lethal creatures simply enjoy the ambiance of his realm and make their homes there. These creatures include: Plague Beast Lords, Plague Beasts, Plague Spawns, Slimes, Poison Elementals, Acid Elementals, and Earth Elementals. | ||
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| + | ==Alternate Description== | ||
| + | The Palace of Paroxysmus is a [[dungeon]] located west of the [[city]] of [[Papua]] in the [[Lost Lands]] in both [[Felucca]] and [[Trammel]]. | ||
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| + | It was introduced with the [[Mondain's Legacy]] [[expansion]]. | ||
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| + | If is a fairly high-level dungeon, consisting of many hard monsters. Several quests from [[Heartwood]] will take you here. | ||
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| + | Despite the presence of many demonic creatures within this dungeon, and despite the official fiction (as related above) that Chief Paroxysmus is a demon prince, the demon slayer type does not appear to work on him. | ||
==Entrance Requirements== | ==Entrance Requirements== | ||
Revision as of 21:32, 27 December 2007
| Palace of Paroxysmus | |
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| First Seen: | August 30, 2005 |
| Coordinates: | 7°59'N 24°53'W |
| Facet: | Felucca & Trammel |
Description
The underworld lair of Chief Paroxysmus has been exposed to the surface. Minions and inhabitants of his realm are already seeping out into the world to wreak havoc and feed. Adventurers enter through a huge sinkhole and work their way through twisting passageways, traveling past deformed shapes melted into the stone by the corrosive acids that ooze through the stone cracks and flow in the venomous river to reach the palace proper. The very air of the place is acrid and tainted, making exploration deadly.
As a daemon prince, Chief Paroxysmus has Molochs, Balrons, Arcane Daemons, Succubi and Chaos Daemons under his misshapen thumb. Other lethal creatures simply enjoy the ambiance of his realm and make their homes there. These creatures include: Plague Beast Lords, Plague Beasts, Plague Spawns, Slimes, Poison Elementals, Acid Elementals, and Earth Elementals.
Alternate Description
The Palace of Paroxysmus is a dungeon located west of the city of Papua in the Lost Lands in both Felucca and Trammel.
It was introduced with the Mondain's Legacy expansion.
If is a fairly high-level dungeon, consisting of many hard monsters. Several quests from Heartwood will take you here.
Despite the presence of many demonic creatures within this dungeon, and despite the official fiction (as related above) that Chief Paroxysmus is a demon prince, the demon slayer type does not appear to work on him.
Entrance Requirements
In order to gain entry into the Palace of Paroxysmus, must you must have an Acid Proof Rope in your bag.
Creatures
- Acid Elemental
- Arcane Daemon
- Balron
- Chaos Daemon
- Chief Paroxysmus
- Daemon
- Earth Elemental
- Moloch
- Plague Beast
- Plague Beast Lord
- Plague Spawn
- Poison Elemental
- Succubus
See Also
| Dungeons | |
|---|---|
| Britannia |
Blighted Grove • Britain Sewers • Covetous • Deceit • Despise • Destard • Hythloth • New Haven Mine • Orc Dungeon • Painted Caves • Prism of Light • Sanctuary • Shame • Solen Hives • Wind • Wrong |
| The Lost Lands |
Delucia Passage • Fire Dungeon • Ice Dungeon • Khaldun • Palace of Paroxysmus • Terathan Keep Underground |
| Ilshenar |
Ancient Citadel • Ancient Lair • Ankh Dungeon • Blood Dungeon • Exodus Dungeon • Lizard Passage • Rat Cave • Reg Volom • Rock Dungeon • Sorcerers Dungeon • Spider Cave • Twisted Weald • Wisp Dungeon • Wyrm Mountain |
| Malas | |
| Tokuno Islands | |
| Ter Mur | |