Fanatic Plague Doctor
Fanatic Plague Doctor
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About this mod Machine translation
Crazy Plague Doctor
🩺Character background
A cruel, terrifying being filled with boiling fanatical rage. This fanatic was once a small-town doctor who practiced medicine out of his cabin.
After his wife became infected with the Crimson Curse and betrayed him, the Zealot set out on a mission: to hunt down and slaughter anyone or anything infected with the Crimson Curse wherever he found it. In his mind, anyone or anything he suspected of being tainted by the Crimson Curse must be destroyed with acid and fire. Countless men and women were melted or burned to death simply because they were suspected of being infected.
One can only speculate that one day he will turn on the town, but that day has not yet come.
🧪 Fighting style
Using his knowledge of modern medicine, practiced by countless doctors of the era, the Zealot carried his homemade "antidote" to the curse.
- **garlic**
- **Acid**
- **Herbs**
He also carries weapons and tools for hunting vampires.
- **Cross**
- **Wood Stakes**
- **Holy Spell**
- **Prayer**
✨ User experience
This is a doctor you will be happy to have on our side. His unique backstory and fighting style bring a powerful character filled with vengeful rage and paranoid beliefs to your adventuring party. Get ready to cleanse the dungeon with his "special cure" against curses!
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*All materials used come from in-game art resources. *
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