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Revision as of 16:52, 17 January 2017
Pride demons are incredibly powerful demons, the corrupted form of wisdom and faith spirits. They are among the most powerful demons known to Thedas, and most insidious.
Such is their strength that possessing a corpse doesn't produce another shambling warrior, but a respectively powerful revenant or arcane horror.
Background
The most powerful demons yet encountered are the pride demons, perhaps because they, among all their kind, most resemble men; as clever and manipulative as the desire demon, with a penchant for cruel irony that is almost human. While the demons of desire largely engage in the bribery of mortals, pride will use mortals' own best nature against them. Clever men outwit themselves. Strong men crush themselves. Humble men forget themselves. Jealous men fear themselves. They turn corruption and ruin into an art.
—From Beyond the Veil: Spirits and Demons by Enchanter Mirdromel
Researched: Damage Against Demons Increased
—From Codex entry: Pride DemonAbilities
Dragon Age: Origins
Note: While classified as demons by lore setting, Pride Demons are not counted as spellcasters / fade creatures in-game. Thus they are immune to spells like Mana Clash and most of their "spells" (with the exception of Mana Drain and Crushing Prison ) will bypass spell resistance , making Uldred and Baroness extremely dangerous on higher difficulties. Massive Attack
Fire Bolt may refer to:
- Fire Bolt (pride demon), a talent used by Pride demon.
- Fire Bolt (rage demon), a talent used by Rage demon.
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Dragon Age II
- Fire type
- Fire Bolt
- Fire Shield
- Fire Fist
- Crushing Prison
- Stomp
- Charge
- Poison type
- Poison Bolt
- Poison Shield
- Crushing Prison
- Stomp
- Charge
Dragon Age: Inquisition
- Electricity Resistance
- Immunity: Asleep
- Immunity: Frozen
- Immunity: Paralyzed
- Immunity: Physical Effects
- Perceptive
Locations
Dragon Age: Origins
- An example of this is the pride demon in the quest Asunder. The Fade beast lies dormant until the Warden assembles its body parts, at which point it will attempt to barter for its freedom.
- Another notable pride demon is the one encountered in the Circle Tower when the abominations are unleashed within. Uldred attempted to summon demons under his control but like many before him succumbed to its will and became an abomination himself.
- During The Harrowing in the Mage Origin, another pride demon seems to make an appearance. In the Fade, after the Spirit of Rage is defeated, Mouse will ask for help to leave. If the mage decides against it, he will tell them that they have just passed the true test and will transform into a Pride demon
Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening
Dragon Age II
- A pride demon, Wryme, is confronted during the quest Night Terrors.
- A second one, Audacity, advised Merrill to use blood magic to purify the Eluvian. The demon is fought during the quest A New Path.
- A third one, Hybris, is encountered at the last stage of the side quest The Awiergan Scrolls: Pride Unbound.
- An unnamed one is fought on the Docks during the quest The Last Straw in conjunction with a blood mage and many shades. This encounter is not optional.
- Two are fought simultaneously in The Last Straw in the Templar Halls, along with several shades.
- A dead pride demon is seen amongst the demon and abomination corpses in the hallway with Sandal during The Last Straw.
- Each seal in the Legacy DLC is guarded by a pride demon of each variant. The first seal is guarded by the fire variant, the second by the common variant, and the last by the dark variant.
Dragon Age: Inquisition
- A pride demon is the first boss encountered in the game during the quest The Wrath of Heaven. It spawns while the inquisitor attempts to seal the rift at the Temple of Sacred Ashes and must be killed in order to do so.
- A pride demon named Charged Pride is found in the southern Storm Coast region atop a bluff overlooking the Long River. It is one of the targets for the rogue specialization sidequest Way of the Tempest.
- A pride demon is the objective of Solas' companion quest All New, Faded for Her. The Inquisitor must either kill the demon or free it.
- Two pride demons can be fought atop Adamant Fortress during the quest Here Lies the Abyss.
- A pride demon must be fought in order to escape the Fade during the quest Here Lies the Abyss. Two others must be slain to complete Fears of the Dreamers and Broken Window.
- In the quest What Lies Dormant, two pride demons are fought, one in each wave. This quest is unlocked after the war table mission Measure Veil Strength.
Gallery
See also
Codex entry: Pride Demon
Codex entry: Pride Demon
Heart of Pride
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