Bandit Bruiser

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Bandit Bruiser
File:Bandit Raider.jpg
Affiliation Not specified
Type Human
Profession Warrior Warrior
Level(s) 7, 9 (23)
Campaign Prophecies

Bandit Bruisers are bandit warriors exiled to the Northlands.

Locations

  • Prophecies
    • Ascalon (pre-Searing)
      • The Northlands (ReforgedMode-Small.pngReforged Mode only)
    • Depths of Tyria
      • Forsaken Tunnels
      • Tunnels of the Forsaken

Dialogue

Tunnels of the Forsaken

"I stubbed my toe on this dusty old crystal. Think it's worth anything?" (Only during The Cost of Survival and The Dreamer and the Zealot)

Skills

None

Items dropped

  • Worn Belt
  • Elemental Keystone

Notes

  • Bandit Bruisers wield hammers.
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