Charissa was a young girl living in a small village. The village was surrounded by a dense forest that no one dared to enter because it was said to be haunted by an evil witch. The villagers believed that the witch had been hoarding valuable treasures in her lair, which she used to cast spells and maintain her powers. Charissa was a brave and curious girl. She had always been fascinated by magic and the unknown, so she decided to venture into the forest and see if the stories about the witch were true. Armed with only a wooden staff and a bag, she set off on her adventure.
Shields and body armour also commonly have a hidden movement speed penalty modifier.
Rare - random modifiers based on conditions 1 to 3 prefixes and 1 to 3 suffixes but always at least 3 with the exception of jewels which can only have 1 to 2 prefixes and 1 to 2 suffixes. Grants Level 15 Envy Skill 15 20 to all Attributes 100 120 to maximum Life 15 20 increased Global Defences Envy has no Reservation Attributes are Strength, Dexterity, and Intelligence Armour, Evasion Rating and Energy Shield are the standard Defences.
Armed with only a wooden staff and a bag, she set off on her adventure. As Charissa made her way through the forest, she encountered various obstacles and challenges. She had to navigate through thorny bushes, cross treacherous rivers, and climb steep hills.
Poedb amulet upgrades
(10–15) % Chance to Block Attack Damage
10 % reduced Attack Speed
10 % reduced Cast Speed
+(400–500) to Armour
(34–48) Life gained when you Block
(18–24) Mana gained when you Block
+3 % to maximum Chance to Block Attack Damage
Reflects 240 to 300 Physical Damage to Attackers on Block
Grants Level 10 Gluttony of Elements Skill
Adds 19 to 43 Chaos Damage to Attacks
(-10–-5) % to all Elemental Resistances
+(17–29) % to Chaos Resistance
(30–40) % increased Melee Damage
(10–15) % increased Movement Speed
40 % reduced Projectile Damage
10 % reduced Character Size
Deal 1 to 1000 Lightning Damage to nearby Enemies when you lose a Power, Frenzy, or Endurance Charge
Item drops on death
60 % increased Damage taken from Melee Attacks
20 % reduced Damage taken from Projectile Hits
+(20–30) to Strength
25 % increased Fire Damage
+(25–35) to maximum Life
+(20–40) % to Fire Resistance
Nearby Enemies are Covered in Ash
(Being Covered in Ash applies 20% less Movement Speed and 20% increased Fire Damage Taken)
10 % increased Strength
10 % increased maximum Life
+(20–40) % to Fire Resistance
Damage Penetrates 10 % Fire Resistance
Cover Enemies in Ash when they Hit you
Avatar of Fire
(Being Covered in Ash applies 20% less Movement Speed and 20% increased Fire Damage Taken, for 4 seconds)
(50% of Physical, Cold and Lightning Damage Converted to Fire Damage.
Deal no Non-Fire Damage)
(30–50) % increased Global Critical Strike Chance
+(50–70) to maximum Life
+(17–29) % to Chaos Resistance
Every 10 seconds:
Gain 2% of Life per Enemy Hit with Attacks for 5 seconds
Gain 5% of Life per Enemy Killed for 5 seconds
(These are consecutive)
But she was determined to reach the witch's lair and uncover the truth. Finally, after hours of walking, Charissa reached a clearing in the forest. In the center of the clearing stood a dilapidated cottage, covered in moss and overgrown with plants. This must be the witch's lair, she thought. Taking a deep breath, Charissa stepped into the cottage. It was dark and musty, with cobwebs covering every corner. She cautiously explored the rooms, searching for any signs of the witch's hoard. After what felt like an eternity, she stumbled upon a hidden door behind a bookshelf. Excitement washed over her as she opened it. To her surprise, instead of finding a stash of treasures, she found a room filled with old and dusty books. It seemed that the witch hoarded knowledge, not valuable possessions. Charissa felt a mix of disappointment and relief. She had always believed that knowledge was valuable, but she had hoped to find something more tangible. As Charissa spent hours poring over the books, she realized that the witch had been using her knowledge to cast spells and protect the forest from harm. The witch wasn't evil at all; she was misunderstood. The villagers had been wrong to fear her and assume that she was hoarding treasures for malicious purposes. Charissa decided to share her newfound knowledge with the village. She would tell them about the witch's true intentions and the value of knowledge. Maybe then, they would put an end to the rumors and learn to appreciate the forest's magic, just like she did. In the end, Charissa's adventure had taught her a valuable lesson about judging others based on rumors and appearances. She had learned that sometimes, the treasure you seek isn't material wealth, but knowledge and understanding..
Reviews for "The Witch Hoarder's Power Diminished: Charissa's Triumph"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Charissa Lessens the Witch Hoarder". The plot was confusing and all over the place, and I found it difficult to keep track of the multiple storylines. The characters were also poorly developed and lacked depth, making it hard for me to connect with any of them. Overall, I felt like the book was rushed and could have used some more editing to tighten up the plot and improve the characterization.
2. John - 1/5 stars - "Charissa Lessens the Witch Hoarder" was a complete waste of time for me. I couldn't get past the first few chapters as the writing style was extremely repetitive and monotonous. It felt like the author was just trying to fill up pages rather than tell an engaging story. The dialogue was also forced and unnatural, making it difficult to believe in the interactions between characters. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a well-written and entertaining read.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - I had high hopes for "Charissa Lessens the Witch Hoarder", but it fell short of my expectations. The pacing was uneven, with some parts dragging on for too long and others feeling rushed. The world-building was also lacking, leaving me confused about the rules and dynamics of the magical world the author was trying to create. Additionally, the ending felt rushed and unsatisfying, leaving several loose ends unresolved. While the concept had potential, the execution left much to be desired.