Living off the Land: Sorcerer
All character classes share the same basic rules for Living off the Land, but each one gets their own additional restrictions intended to preserve their class identity.
The Sorcerer's primary method of delivering pain is magic from all sources; scrolls, staff charges, and even their own mana pool if the stingy LoL circumstances allow. This challenge has much tighter restrictions in order to:
- enforce the Sorcerer's position as a magic-oriented character,
- hopefully uncover whether the dramatic underutilization of staves (both as a spell delivery mechanism and as a melee weapon) in Diablo is on-point or not.
Rules
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You cannot use any services provided by the townsfolk.
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You can repeat areas, and you do not have to fully clear them.
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Once you kill Diablo on a difficulty, you have to continue on the next one.
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If you die, another player can use a Scroll of Resurrect on you, but you cannot restart in town. Playing solo effectively means permadeath.
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You can use all forms of magic: spells, scrolls, books, and staff charges.
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Only staves are allowed as weapons. Dreamflange and Wizardspike are also allowed. No shields or bows are allowed.
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Only the following body armor, including magic and unique versions, is allowed: Cape, Cloak, Robe. Naj's Light Plate is also allowed. Torn Flesh of Souls even more so.
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Only Crowns, including magic and unique versions, are allowed as helms. Thinking Cap is also allowed.
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All jewelry is allowed.
Objectives
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Kill Diablo on every difficulty.
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Kill Normal Diablo.
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Kill Nightmare Diablo.
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Kill Hell Diablo.
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Runs
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