Karabörü: a weapon that does not appear on the wiki

[Volkodlak]

Hi guys, I just wanged to report that i found a two-handed sword that did not come out on the wiki. I put pictures of her location, i think you need a high perception to open the secret passage, at the time i discovered the button I was 21. I have no idea if this weapon was introduced now or always been in the game, but I've played the game several times and it´s the first time I've met her.

 

It's in the Ori o Koiki Sanctuary

 

 

 

It has a 10% critical damage bonus, and 33% chance to hit in area whith critical hits.

 

It has two improvements with two options

 

First: The damage in area sick the enemies or reduce enemies deflection

 

Second: up the critical damage bonus, 2% for death (20% max) or up the critical damage bonus, 5% for death ally (20% max)

 

 

P.S: Sorry for my bad English

 

 

[Takkik]

it was already reported. Wikis not always updated.

 

https://forums.obsidian.net/topic/105427-v21-unique-items/

[brasilgringo]

You did a great job reporting it again, and showing where it is.  Thank you for that!

[Climhazzard]

I keep looking on the Wiki's after DLC to see if any new scepters were added.  But when I notice obvious stuff missing, like Frostseeker, I wonder what else is missing. 

 

EDIT:  Frostseeker is on there, looks like i was looking in the wrong category, sorry.

Edited December 22, 2018 by Climhazzard

[Gregorovich]

They added new subclasses. Woohoo!

Still too slow. Items from the dlcs have not been added, except BoW.

[compleCCity]

You people are aware that a wiki gets updated by contributions of players around the world who do this voluntarily and in their spare time? And not something that is automatically done by paid professionals as soon as new content is released?

 

By the way: Karaboru and Frostseeker on the wiki …

[Boeroer]

Yeah, it's a wiki.

 

You can make an account and insert/edit stuff. It's free.

[compleCCity]

You can even do it without making an account, if you not wish so …

[Boeroer]

But then nobody will know you did it.

[brasilgringo]

But then nobody will know you did it.

“There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.”

― Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray

[house2fly]

Yeah, the fun thing about wikis is that you can be the change you want to see

[Boeroer]

To be fair: the editing process is rather complicated and obscure for beginners - because of the datatables that are used in this particular wiki - and also the formatting is a bit of a hindrance.

 

I personally like very simple wikis (see Dokuwiki) because for me it's about the info and easy access - not the looks. But I get why a game like PoE etc. might need a more fancy look than plain black text on white background.

[compleCCity]

The most important thing is information present on a wiki article. Styling the info – that can always be done later by experienced contributors. You only have to press the "Edit" button to add some text to a page.

[Archaven]

33% chance seems bad. actually obsidian should be adding a global incremental proc chance. at least it gets proc 1 or 2 times in a battle. similar like min's fortune.