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| Hellhound Keeper | |
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| Affiliation | Undead |
| Type | Zombie |
| Profession |  Monk |
| Level(s) | 17 (24) |
| Campaigns | Prophecies Eye of the North |
Hellhound Keepers are the masters of Hellhounds in parts of the Depths of Tyria.
Locations[edit]
- Prophecies and Eye of the North
Skills[edit]
Items dropped[edit]
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The article you've referenced from the Guild Wars Wiki delves into a specific enemy type in the game: the Hellhound Keeper. Here's an analysis and breakdown of the concepts mentioned:
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Hellhound Keeper: This enemy belongs to the category of Undead, specifically a Zombie profession with the Monk specialization. In Guild Wars, monsters and enemies are often categorized based on their affiliation, type, level, and campaign associations. Hellhound Keepers, as masters of Hellhounds, are encountered in certain areas of the Depths of Tyria.
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Locations: These enemies can be found in two campaigns: Prophecies and Eye of the North, specifically within the Depths of Tyria, situated beneath Lion's Arch. The game's world is expansive, with various regions and areas, each holding its own set of challenges and adversaries.
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Skills: The Hellhound Keeper possesses specific skills that are integral to its role as a formidable foe. The skills mentioned in the article include Bane Signet, Draw Conditions, and Reversal of Fortune. Understanding an enemy's skills is crucial for players to strategize and counter their attacks effectively.
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Items Dropped: Upon defeat, the Hellhound Keeper may drop loot. In this case, the dropped item mentioned is an Undead Bone, which could potentially be used for crafting, quests, or as valuable loot within the game's economy.
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Categories: The article categorizes the Hellhound Keeper under various classifications such as Monks, Zombies, and Undead, providing insights into its nature, affiliations, and attributes within the game.
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