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Witch Set is a set of 9 Epic items. Hecate's Revenge (World Raid)
The Set
Name | Att | Def | AV | Per | Ability | Obtained | |
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Witch's Staff | 589 | 618 | 744 | 603 | Witchcraft: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each piece of Witch's set worn; Extra damage for each unique candy owned | Crafting | |
Witch's Wand | 589 | 618 | 744 | 603 | Witchcraft: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each piece of Witch's set worn; Extra damage for each unique candy owned | Crafting | |
Witch's Hat | 589 | 618 | 744 | 603 | Witchcraft: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each piece of Witch's set worn; Extra damage for each unique candy owned | Crafting | |
Witch's Robe | 589 | 618 | 744 | 603 | Witchcraft: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each piece of Witch's set worn; Extra damage for each unique candy owned | Crafting | |
Witch's Gloves | 589 | 618 | 744 | 603 | Witchcraft: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each piece of Witch's set worn; Extra damage for each unique candy owned | Crafting | |
Witch's Pantaloons | 589 | 618 | 744 | 603 | Witchcraft: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each piece of Witch's set worn; Extra damage for each unique candy owned | Crafting | |
Witch's Boots | 589 | 618 | 744 | 603 | Witchcraft: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each piece of Witch's set worn; Extra damage for each unique candy owned | Crafting | |
Witch's Ring | 589 | 618 | 744 | 603 | Witchcraft: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each piece of Witch's set worn; Extra damage for each unique candy owned | Hecate's Revenge (World Raid) | |
Hecate's Broom | 589 | 618 | 744 | 904 | Witchcraft: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each piece of Witch's set worn; Extra damage for each unique candy owned | Hecate's Revenge (World Raid) | |
Selene | 730 | 760 | 920 | Bewitched: Chance for bonus damage; Extra damage for each unique piece of Witches item equipped | Hecate's Revenge (World Raid) |
Full Set Bonus
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Raid Attack Value: 6691.5 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Duel Power: 4828 |
Lore
Ensorcelled Throwing Knife
Step 1: Grind a fairy into dust using a pestle and mortar (kill the fairy first if you don't want any screaming). Step 2: Sprinkle the dust onto a throwing knife. Step 3: Throw the knife at someone you don't like. -- Gertrude the Witch, 'Practical Enchantments' |
Zombie Brain Juice
Step 1: Place zombie brains in a press (the surrounding zombie should be removed from each brain beforehand). Step 2: Press the brains until they're liquid. Step 3: Add a sprinkle of vampire dust (if you don't have any, use ordinary house dust). Step 4: Drink the mixture. Step 5: For best effect, avoid vomiting it back up. -- Gertrude the Witch, 'Practical Enchantments' |
Unwelcome Affection Potion
Step 1: Pound the man's courting finger until it's a fine pulp. Step 2: Light a blue candle and sprinkle the pulp with sandalwood. Step 3: Pour it into a glass. Step 4: Make him drink it, and it should remove all unwanted feelings of lust. -- Gertrude the Witch, 'Practical Enchantments' |
Undeath
Step 1: Carve the Eye of Ke-ra, the Tongue of Shelt, the Wheel of Mung, and the Star of Lasht into your skin. Use a sharp knife, but don't cut too deep (if you bleed to death during this step, you won't come back). Step 2: Swear. A lot. This'll help you get over the pain. Step 3: Draw a pentagram on the floor with chalk. If your floor's packed dirt instead of wood, use paint or blood. And get a better house. One point should face west (if you started drawing before you read this bit, you might have to start again). Step 4: Put four green candles and one black candle at the points of the pentagram. The black one should be at the western point. Step 5: Die in the middle. Step 6: Come back to life (if this step doesn't work, start again from the beginning). -- Gertrude the Witch, 'Practical Enchantments' |
Misery
Step 1: Slap a child until they cry (if the child's the person you wanted to make miserable, you can stop here). Step 2: Gather the child's tears in a cup. You may need to apply more slaps to fill it. Step 3: Crush three goblin eyeballs and add their goo to the cup. Step 4: Persuade your victim to drink the mixture (if they can't abide the taste, add honey), or throw it in their face (for added effect, throw the cup too). -- Gertrude the Witch, 'Practical Enchantments' |
Lustrous Hair
Step 1: Bash a leprechaun over the head and take his green beer (if you don't bash him over the head first, he'll fight like a demon to keep it). Step 2: Crack a duck egg, a chicken egg, and a quail egg into the beer. Step 3: Stir the mixture, making sure you break all the yokes. Step 4: Smear it into your hair, wash it out, and repeat the process (the leprechaun will be ready for you this time, so you'll have to sneak up on him). -- Gertrude the Witch, 'Practical Enchantments' |
Sparkling Skin
Step 1: Slap yourself for wanting something so stupid. Step 2: Grow up. -- Gertrude the Witch, 'Practical Enchantments' |
A Flying Broomstick
Step 1: Buy, steal, or already own a broom (if you steal one, and find that it flies, you can ignore the other steps). Step 2: Remove all shards and splinters that you wouldn't want stuck in your rear end. Step 3: Take three white hawk feathers, two black hawk feathers, and one red hawk feather (without the birds attached), and tie them to the broom's bristles under a crescent moon. Step 4: Sprinkle fairy dust on the bristles and feathers, then remove them and burn them (the feathers, not the bristles -- if you burned the bristles, you'll need a new broom). Step 5: Put the broom between your legs and jump off a high place, such as a cliff or the roof of a house. If you break your neck, you didn't add enough dust. -- Gertrude the Witch, 'Practical Enchantments' |
A %man% with access to dragons and other fabulous winged creatures probably doesn't need to endure the danger and discomfort involved in riding a broom. Come to think of it, if a witch can imbue inanimate objects with the ability to fly, why would she pick a broom in the first place -- instead of a large, luxurious couch? But be that as it may, you now own a flying broom. Maybe you can find someone you don't like, shove it into a suitable orifice, and watch them shoot off into the sky... |