Bridge Troll

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Bridge Troll
File:Jungle Troll.jpg
Affiliation Tarnished Coast wildlife
Type Troll
Professions Warrior Warrior
Ranger Ranger
Level(s) 28 (30)
Campaign Eye of the North

The Bridge Troll is a lone troll found guarding a bridge in the southeast of Verdant Cascades.

Location

  • Tarnished Coast
    • Verdant Cascades

Skills

  • File:Backbreaker.jpg Backbreaker (elite)
  • File:Belly Smash.jpg Belly Smash
  • File:Overbearing Smash.jpg Overbearing Smash
  • Power Attack Power Attack
  • File:Pulverizing Smash.jpg Pulverizing Smash
  • File:Troll Unguent.jpg Troll Unguent

Armor ratings

Armor ratings
Blunt damage 123 Piercing damage 123 Slashing damage 123
Cold damage 103 Earth damage 103 Fire damage 103 Lightning damage 103


Trivia

  • Many children's fairy tales, such as the famous Three Billy Goats Gruff, feature a troll beneath a bridge guarding it.
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