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Grand Crusader's Set is a set of 9 Epic items. Loot from Old Foes (World Raid).
The Set
Name | Att | Def | AV | Per | Ability | Obtained | |
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Grand Crusader's Mace | 175 | 230 | 233 | Dei Volunt: Chance for bonus damage against Demons and Undead; Extra damage if the Grand Crusader's Sign is worn. | Old Foes (World Raid) | ||
Grand Crusader's Shield | 175 | 230 | 233 | Dei Volunt: Chance for bonus damage against Demons and Undead; Extra damage if the Grand Crusader's Sign is worn. | Old Foes (World Raid) | ||
Grand Crusader's Helm | 175 | 230 | 233 | Dei Volunt: Chance for bonus damage against Demons and Undead; Extra damage if the Grand Crusader's Sign is worn. | Old Foes (World Raid) | ||
Grand Crusader's Cuirass | 175 | 230 | 233 | Dei Volunt: Chance for bonus damage against Demons and Undead; Extra damage if the Grand Crusader's Sign is worn. | Old Foes (World Raid) | ||
Grand Crusader's Vambraces | 175 | 230 | 233 | Dei Volunt: Chance for bonus damage against Demons and Undead; Extra damage if the Grand Crusader's Sign is worn. | Old Foes (World Raid) | ||
Grand Crusader's Cuisses | 175 | 230 | 233 | Dei Volunt: Chance for bonus damage against Demons and Undead; Extra damage if the Grand Crusader's Sign is worn. | Old Foes (World Raid) | ||
Grand Crusader's Greaves | 175 | 230 | 233 | Dei Volunt: Chance for bonus damage against Demons and Undead; Extra damage if the Grand Crusader's Sign is worn. | Old Foes (World Raid) | ||
Grand Crusader's Sign | 230 | 150 | 268 | Dei Volunt: Chance for bonus damage against Demons and Undead | Old Foes (World Raid) | ||
Grand Crusader's Warhorse | 235 | 305 | 311 | Dei Volunt: Chance for bonus damage against Demons and Undead | Old Foes (World Raid) |
Full Set Bonus
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Raid Attack Value: 2206.25 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Duel Power: 1607.5 |
Additional Info
Story continues at Hell Hunter's Set.
Lore
1. "Gaze upon these corpses. Our own mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, sons and daughters, cruelly slain by demons from the pits of hell! No, don't shy away from the abhorrence. Do not avert your gaze like the impious cowards who say we should bury and forget. Look and see the torn flesh and ruined faces. See them, and let righteous fury fill your breasts! Oh, they say the fiends who did this have been destroyed. But what of the next demons who will come forth to wreak their atrocities? And what of the greater demons at whose behest they served?" -- High Cleric Ludmun, speaking after the Wenshire massacre |
2. "Will we allow them to go unpunished? Will we let their minions invade our world when they please, and murder our kith and kin? The gods are watching and judging us. Do they see timid cowards unworthy of their divine gifts, men and women who sing hymns in the temples but leave their faith within those walls? Or do they look upon pious souls ready to carry out their divine purpose? The demons have waged war on the faithful. Now we, the faithful, shall wage war on them!" -- High Cleric Ludmun, speaking after the Wenshire massacre |
3. "I call for the grandest of all crusades, a campaign that will take us into the very heart of the infernal realm! You mock? You tremble? Ha! Have you no faith, brothers and sisters? Do you believe that even the legions of that terrible place can withstand the arms of the gods' chosen warriors? No! Our holy army will destroy the demons! Never again will our villages be ravaged, our people slaughtered. For the dead who cry out for vengeance, for our children and grandchildren, for the divine immortals who have given us this most pious of tasks, we will conquer hell!" -- High Cleric Ludmun, speaking after the Wenshire massacre |
4. Dearest mother,
In a mere few days we will reach the field where the army gathers, and then we shall make our crossing into the infernal realm. Take heart, and know that we ride with the blessings of our gods in our souls, with the cheers of the people in our ears. Isabelle is well, and sends you her love. She begs you not to worry for her sake -- but instead be proud that your son and daughter have set out to do the work of the gods. Your affectionate son, Eckhart |
5. Dearest mother,
Alas, it seems that even in this grand moment there are those who would thwart us with their cowardice. This morning our band stopped at a village and asked for supplies, knowing that all pious men and women would be glad to aid our crusade. Yet these people were worshippers of a craven god, and said our quest would bring naught but harm to the land. Thus we were forced to slay them. I ask you to pray for their souls. Your affectionate son, Eckhart |
6. "When the portal was opened there was much cheering. The warriors clashed their weapons against their shields, crying prayers to the gods and curses on the demons they would soon battle. Ludmun asked the divine immortals for their blessings. He called on them to imbue the army's weapons and panoplies with holy might. And the gods heeded, for steel flashed with the radiance of heaven -- blinding those peasants who were slow to avert their eyes.
Zombies rose from the graves to see what all this clamor meant. When the warriors saw them they let loose a martial roar and rode among the undead, stewing the hungry graveyard with their bones." -- Acolyte Nareen, 'The Grand Crusade' |
7. Dearest mother,
Hell is a strange and terrible place. As we marched from the portal, we found a band of fiends behaving indecently on the plain before us. I was forced to shield Isabelle's eyes with one hand whilst I wielded my sword with the other. We slew the sinful creatures, and cried out our purpose until the realm shook with the strength of our holy intent. No more than an hour later, a swarm of imps descended upon us -- offering weapons and supplies to aid our campaign. For they said they had no love for the local demons. We struck their heads from their shoulders. Your affectionate son, Eckhart |
8. "We made camp, and filled the air with our prayers as warriors cleaned the demon's gore from their weapons. Ludmun stood atop a boulder, speaking of the glorious work we had done that day. The High Cleric said that though dozens of fiends had already been slain, it was but the begining of our pious quest. On the morrow, he promised, we would attack the demons' towns and cities, and raze them to the ground." -- Acolyte Nareen, 'The Grand Crusade' |
9. Dearest mother,
We have sacked Ull'burr'shrck (or so a demon named it under torture). The foul settlement's streets are littered with the bodies of enemies so terrible it would chill your heart to look upon them. Yet Isabelle and I gave battle without fear, and fought as angels. But I have far more wonderful news, of which I must speak. I have met a splendid woman -- a fair maiden who had been held here as a captive, stolen from our realm so that she might be sacrificed. How vile the demons are! Ah, she is as beautiful as the moon. She reminds me of you, mother. Her name is Gazrashesha (so lovely!). Oh, how wonderful it will be to introduce her to you when we return home with our duty done. Your affectionate son, Eckhart |