Item Property “Slain Monsters Rest in Peace” in Diablo II
I've had a look at some of the uniques available here and noticed that Tyrael's Might has a property called "Slain Monsters Rest in Peace". What is this?
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I've had a look at some of the uniques available here and noticed that Tyrael's Might has a property called "Slain Monsters Rest in Peace". What is this?
diablo-2
asked Jun 8 '11 at 5:44
MartyMarty
1,96763058
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I've had a look at some of the uniques available here and noticed that Tyrael's Might has a property called "Slain Monsters Rest in Peace". What is this?
diablo-2
asked Jun 8 '11 at 5:44
MartyMarty
1,96763058
I've had a look at some of the uniques available here and noticed that Tyrael's Might has a property called "Slain Monsters Rest in Peace". What is this?
diablo-2
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asked Jun 8 '11 at 5:44
MartyMarty
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asked Jun 8 '11 at 5:44
MartyMarty
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asked Jun 8 '11 at 5:44
MartyMarty
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asked Jun 8 '11 at 5:44
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Nature's Peace is a ring with that effect.
Nature's Peace: "Slain Monsters Rest in Peace" means that the bodies can't be resurrected or they can't be used to raise skeletons (Necromancer). They can't be used for Corpse Explosion either. It will work only if you kill the enemy with a physical damage or elemental (Blizzard or Fireball) and not magical damage. The ring will work for the Paladin's Blessed Hammer skill.
1
Seems like an effect that is counter-effective (assuming you're playing a necromancer) considering I rely heavily on corpse-explosion.
– Marty
Jun 8 '11 at 5:53
2
Correct. It is not a helpful effect when playing as a necromancer. It is very helpful against a certain Act 5 boss.
– user9983
Jun 8 '11 at 5:59
1
or when playing with a Necromancer for that matter
– Wipqozn♦
Jun 8 '11 at 10:38
1
@Marty It's primarily a tool against not just that Act 5 boss, but also against all manner of Shamans and the Greater Mummies. Which is what its primary effect is. I don't know if it stops the corpse-eating corpse-spewing fiends from Act 4, though.
– Grace Note♦
Jun 8 '11 at 12:30
I think it may also apply to the Assassin's Death Sentry, but I'm not sure.
– sykora
Jun 8 '11 at 13:51
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Slain monsters Rest In Peace effectively stops skills like corpse explosion, find item/potion, redemption, etc from working on the would be corpse. This is specifically useful for hardcore players farming keys from Nihlathak, it basically makes him an easy target with not much killing power.
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Nature's Peace is a ring with that effect.
Nature's Peace: "Slain Monsters Rest in Peace" means that the bodies can't be resurrected or they can't be used to raise skeletons (Necromancer). They can't be used for Corpse Explosion either. It will work only if you kill the enemy with a physical damage or elemental (Blizzard or Fireball) and not magical damage. The ring will work for the Paladin's Blessed Hammer skill.
1
Seems like an effect that is counter-effective (assuming you're playing a necromancer) considering I rely heavily on corpse-explosion.
– Marty
Jun 8 '11 at 5:53
2
Correct. It is not a helpful effect when playing as a necromancer. It is very helpful against a certain Act 5 boss.
– user9983
Jun 8 '11 at 5:59
1
or when playing with a Necromancer for that matter
– Wipqozn♦
Jun 8 '11 at 10:38
1
@Marty It's primarily a tool against not just that Act 5 boss, but also against all manner of Shamans and the Greater Mummies. Which is what its primary effect is. I don't know if it stops the corpse-eating corpse-spewing fiends from Act 4, though.
– Grace Note♦
Jun 8 '11 at 12:30
I think it may also apply to the Assassin's Death Sentry, but I'm not sure.
– sykora
Jun 8 '11 at 13:51
|
show 2 more comments
Nature's Peace is a ring with that effect.
Nature's Peace: "Slain Monsters Rest in Peace" means that the bodies can't be resurrected or they can't be used to raise skeletons (Necromancer). They can't be used for Corpse Explosion either. It will work only if you kill the enemy with a physical damage or elemental (Blizzard or Fireball) and not magical damage. The ring will work for the Paladin's Blessed Hammer skill.
1
Seems like an effect that is counter-effective (assuming you're playing a necromancer) considering I rely heavily on corpse-explosion.
– Marty
Jun 8 '11 at 5:53
2
Correct. It is not a helpful effect when playing as a necromancer. It is very helpful against a certain Act 5 boss.
– user9983
Jun 8 '11 at 5:59
1
or when playing with a Necromancer for that matter
– Wipqozn♦
Jun 8 '11 at 10:38
1
@Marty It's primarily a tool against not just that Act 5 boss, but also against all manner of Shamans and the Greater Mummies. Which is what its primary effect is. I don't know if it stops the corpse-eating corpse-spewing fiends from Act 4, though.
– Grace Note♦
Jun 8 '11 at 12:30
I think it may also apply to the Assassin's Death Sentry, but I'm not sure.
– sykora
Jun 8 '11 at 13:51
|
show 2 more comments
Nature's Peace is a ring with that effect.
Nature's Peace: "Slain Monsters Rest in Peace" means that the bodies can't be resurrected or they can't be used to raise skeletons (Necromancer). They can't be used for Corpse Explosion either. It will work only if you kill the enemy with a physical damage or elemental (Blizzard or Fireball) and not magical damage. The ring will work for the Paladin's Blessed Hammer skill.
Nature's Peace is a ring with that effect.
Nature's Peace: "Slain Monsters Rest in Peace" means that the bodies can't be resurrected or they can't be used to raise skeletons (Necromancer). They can't be used for Corpse Explosion either. It will work only if you kill the enemy with a physical damage or elemental (Blizzard or Fireball) and not magical damage. The ring will work for the Paladin's Blessed Hammer skill.
answered Jun 8 '11 at 5:49
user9983
1
Seems like an effect that is counter-effective (assuming you're playing a necromancer) considering I rely heavily on corpse-explosion.
– Marty
Jun 8 '11 at 5:53
2
Correct. It is not a helpful effect when playing as a necromancer. It is very helpful against a certain Act 5 boss.
– user9983
Jun 8 '11 at 5:59
1
or when playing with a Necromancer for that matter
– Wipqozn♦
Jun 8 '11 at 10:38
1
@Marty It's primarily a tool against not just that Act 5 boss, but also against all manner of Shamans and the Greater Mummies. Which is what its primary effect is. I don't know if it stops the corpse-eating corpse-spewing fiends from Act 4, though.
– Grace Note♦
Jun 8 '11 at 12:30
I think it may also apply to the Assassin's Death Sentry, but I'm not sure.
– sykora
Jun 8 '11 at 13:51
|
show 2 more comments
1
Seems like an effect that is counter-effective (assuming you're playing a necromancer) considering I rely heavily on corpse-explosion.
– Marty
Jun 8 '11 at 5:53
2
Correct. It is not a helpful effect when playing as a necromancer. It is very helpful against a certain Act 5 boss.
– user9983
Jun 8 '11 at 5:59
1
or when playing with a Necromancer for that matter
– Wipqozn♦
Jun 8 '11 at 10:38
1
@Marty It's primarily a tool against not just that Act 5 boss, but also against all manner of Shamans and the Greater Mummies. Which is what its primary effect is. I don't know if it stops the corpse-eating corpse-spewing fiends from Act 4, though.
– Grace Note♦
Jun 8 '11 at 12:30
I think it may also apply to the Assassin's Death Sentry, but I'm not sure.
– sykora
Jun 8 '11 at 13:51
1
1
Seems like an effect that is counter-effective (assuming you're playing a necromancer) considering I rely heavily on corpse-explosion.
– Marty
Jun 8 '11 at 5:53
Seems like an effect that is counter-effective (assuming you're playing a necromancer) considering I rely heavily on corpse-explosion.
– Marty
Jun 8 '11 at 5:53
2
2
Correct. It is not a helpful effect when playing as a necromancer. It is very helpful against a certain Act 5 boss.
– user9983
Jun 8 '11 at 5:59
Correct. It is not a helpful effect when playing as a necromancer. It is very helpful against a certain Act 5 boss.
– user9983
Jun 8 '11 at 5:59
1
1
or when playing with a Necromancer for that matter
– Wipqozn♦
Jun 8 '11 at 10:38
or when playing with a Necromancer for that matter
– Wipqozn♦
Jun 8 '11 at 10:38
1
1
@Marty It's primarily a tool against not just that Act 5 boss, but also against all manner of Shamans and the Greater Mummies. Which is what its primary effect is. I don't know if it stops the corpse-eating corpse-spewing fiends from Act 4, though.
– Grace Note♦
Jun 8 '11 at 12:30
@Marty It's primarily a tool against not just that Act 5 boss, but also against all manner of Shamans and the Greater Mummies. Which is what its primary effect is. I don't know if it stops the corpse-eating corpse-spewing fiends from Act 4, though.
– Grace Note♦
Jun 8 '11 at 12:30
I think it may also apply to the Assassin's Death Sentry, but I'm not sure.
– sykora
Jun 8 '11 at 13:51
I think it may also apply to the Assassin's Death Sentry, but I'm not sure.
– sykora
Jun 8 '11 at 13:51
|
show 2 more comments
Slain monsters Rest In Peace effectively stops skills like corpse explosion, find item/potion, redemption, etc from working on the would be corpse. This is specifically useful for hardcore players farming keys from Nihlathak, it basically makes him an easy target with not much killing power.
answered 5 mins ago
Brett ReinhardBrett Reinhard
1213
add a comment |
Slain monsters Rest In Peace effectively stops skills like corpse explosion, find item/potion, redemption, etc from working on the would be corpse. This is specifically useful for hardcore players farming keys from Nihlathak, it basically makes him an easy target with not much killing power.
answered 5 mins ago
Brett ReinhardBrett Reinhard
1213
add a comment |
Slain monsters Rest In Peace effectively stops skills like corpse explosion, find item/potion, redemption, etc from working on the would be corpse. This is specifically useful for hardcore players farming keys from Nihlathak, it basically makes him an easy target with not much killing power.
answered 5 mins ago
Brett ReinhardBrett Reinhard
1213
Slain monsters Rest In Peace effectively stops skills like corpse explosion, find item/potion, redemption, etc from working on the would be corpse. This is specifically useful for hardcore players farming keys from Nihlathak, it basically makes him an easy target with not much killing power.
answered 5 mins ago
Brett ReinhardBrett Reinhard
1213
answered 5 mins ago
Brett ReinhardBrett Reinhard
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answered 5 mins ago
Brett ReinhardBrett Reinhard
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answered 5 mins ago
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