
Limos
Limos is Demon encountered in various regions in Greece (Act I), on Mount Olympus and in Hades (Act IV). They usually come in pairs and are often found within groups of Eurynomus.
Items[]
Limos may drop fragments of Demon's Blood monster charm.
Limos can be tough to fight, especially for unexperienced and unprepared heroes, as they move fast and have a powerful Life Leech attack, which quickly replenishes their health and also reduces hero's movement speed for leech duration, which can pose threat considering surrounding enemies. They also have moderate resistance to Vitality Damage and basic resistances to elemental attacks (Cold, Lightning, Fire).
On the other hand, Limos have only moderate health - quickly dealing much damage (using quick melee attacks, powerful spells, pets) usually helps to overcome their regenerating abilities. They are also very susceptible to Poison attacks and all kinds of disabling effects (like Stun, Freeze, Slow Down, Ensnare). In order to reduce the effect of the Life Leech attack, it is recommended equip items with Vitality Damage and Life Leech resistance.
Variants[]
- Basic variant that has no special name.
- Life Eater.
- Ancient Limos.
- Life Eater.
- Soul Stealer.
- Arch-Limos. Usually met in the Tower of Judgment.
- Flame Warden.
- Frost Warden.
Types[]
- Flame Warden.
- Frost Warden.
- Life Eater. First encountered in the ruins at Old Eleusis, outside Megara in the Kerata Forest.
- Soul Stealer.
Heroes[]
Special Encounters[]
- In the side quest Trapped in the Ruins, given by a Spartan captain Pausanias before arriving in the City of Athens (Greece, Act I), the hero has to defeat an Ancient Limos ~ Life Eater, which is a stronger version, which also uses an additional poison bomb attack. However, it's movement radius is very limited and if everything else fails, he can be taken out relatively safe using a ranged weapon (bow, staff) and hit & run tactics.
- The first Telkine, Megalesios, occasionally summons two Limos to replenish his own life. They are, however, weaker than what they are when usually encountered.