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This incubus type can be a pain to both casters and attackers alike with their ability to knock down, blind and daze their targets. They often appear in large groups and can pop up and spike a target with ease. During battle, they sometimes fly upwards and become untargetable for a while (much like a wurm can burrow into the ground), although minions can continue to attack. They always reappear in the same location, however.

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  • Stormcloud Incubus
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  • This incubus type can be a pain to both casters and attackers alike with their ability to knock down, blind and daze their targets. They often appear in large groups and can pop up and spike a target with ease. During battle, they sometimes fly upwards and become untargetable for a while (much like a wurm can burrow into the ground), although minions can continue to attack. They always reappear in the same location, however.
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  • This incubus type can be a pain to both casters and attackers alike with their ability to knock down, blind and daze their targets. They often appear in large groups and can pop up and spike a target with ease. During battle, they sometimes fly upwards and become untargetable for a while (much like a wurm can burrow into the ground), although minions can continue to attack. They always reappear in the same location, however.
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