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He isn't going to tell you much anyways and, the more you talk, the more the boosting effects of your Potions will wear off. After talking to Nomad, he will jump down from his chair and attack you. You will side-step his first attack. Immediately turn your prayers on now. Nomad's maximum hit is with his normal attack, so try and eat when your Life Points are above that. Don't panic and over eat. Don't try to keep your Life Points at maximum or you will burn through food and potions in no time at all.

Early into the battle he will say: "Lets make this interesting", and a set of mines will drop all around you. Hit one of these mines and you will lose 1, Life Points and all running energy. Ideally, you want to make it out of the mine trap to avoid his heavy hit.

Turn Auto-Retaliate off before trying to move. Otherwise, if Nomad attacks you, it will draw you back into the mines. Head south through the gap in the mines, and range him until he starts charging up. Then run East or West to the pillar closest to Nomad and wait for his attack.

If ranging from the start, running into the Northeast or Northwest corner, beside Nomad's "throne", will cause Nomad's mines to all fall into that corner - this will make it easier to avoid stepping on these mines when you attempt to evade Nomad's 75 point attack. Nomad will yell "Face Me!

Immediately run back out or he will heal back to full Life Points if you remain in a position that he cannot attack you for more than 5 seconds.

Soon after this stage of the battle, Nomad will create three clones of himself. Each of these clones may hit you for damage of roughly Life Points. The fight continues when you attack the correct one. This can be detected by seeing which one attacks first. Auto Retaliate usually catches him, but if it does not, the one that attacks last is Nomad. In the next stage of the battle, Nomad will teleport you to the center of the room, and ice barrage you for no damage and freeze you to the spot.

He will then begin charging up an attack. This attack will hit you for your maximum Life Points minus ten. So brew or eat to over your maximum Life Points, and range him with bolts. After he hits you, he will 'cool down' for a moment, and you should heal to about Life Points. You will be unfrozen and, if you so choose, you can close in on him and melee him once more. The battle will continue on in this matter, repeatedly, several times until either you or Nomad is dead.

Once you have reduced him to one-fifth of his Life Points, Nomad will heal back to one-half health. If you have lasted this long, well done, things are hopeful. Continue hitting Nomad until he gets to one-quarter health - at which time, he will declare "it is time to finish this" and go into "Berserker Mode", and start hitting you with melee attacks at rapid speed roughly the same speed as darts.

Protection from Melee or Deflection of Melee will stop most of his attacks. But, to be safe, eat at His Defence is somewhat lower too. Return to Zimberfizz. He will want proof that you killed Nomad. A cutscene will follow in which the player and Zimberfizz visit Nomad's body. Zimberfizz announces he will now take over Soul Wars and has a new suit to boot. Exit your character and arise Nomad, who is not dead after all!

The Soul Wars Cape provides hefty defensive boosts. This guide will show you how to kill Nomad with minimal stats. The setup for your inventory is not 'cheap', but not too expensive, either. Note: This will take you a few tries. It's near to impossible to get it first time at a low level. With this tactic the first few tries were either Ranged or Melee only , I killed Nomad in two tries. The fight will not start automatically; you must first finish the chat with Nomad.

Instead of finishing the chat with him, click away on the ground and get to know your surroundings. Before the fight, you need to set the left-click option of the summoning icon by your minimap to Special Attack.

You will then dismiss it and summon the Kyatt. Once you summon it, you will be spam-clicking the Summoning icon for the special attack as much as possible - but keep an eye on your health at all times. Just before you leave the bank for Nomad, you might want to take a sip of Ranged potion, bank that, and replace it with a Brew.

I found that doing so usually gave me an extra successful Ruby e special. If you have completed the Temple at Senntisten or As a First Resort , you may want to boost your prayer at the Zaros Altar or the pool at Oo'glog , respectively.

Before you begin the fight, turn on the Eagle Eye prayer or the highest Range-boosting prayer available to you. As soon as Nomad jumps down, take cover on the east side of the middle-eastern pillar.

The pillar is 2x2. Keep in mind that if you hide for longer than about seven seconds, he will teleport to the center and heal completely. During this part of the fight, you will simply attack Nomad with Ruby e. Nomad will attack with Magic this is why you have D'hide which hits up to Always staying above Life Points is recommended.

He has special attacks which happen in a fixed order. In between these are always normal attacks. First of all, he will lay down mines. They are easily avoided seeing you will only be moving within 2 spaces - both of which are clear of mines.

Due to his 'death', Zimberfizz became the new Soul Wars host and planned to bottle up the obelisk's souls to sell them. After the two leave, Nomad gets back up on his feet, revealing himself to be alive thanks to the power of the Soul Obelisk. He then teleported to an unknown location, with the intention of hiding from Death. Not long afterwards, Lucien himself was terminated by Dragonkin in the North.

After the death of Guthix and the dawn of the Sixth Age, he watched as the gods returned, and spoke with a Kinshra spymaster, calling him master to sate the spymaster's ego, and pretended to follow him. He disliked the new master, claiming him to be weak, and killed him. Nomad eventually learned of Guthix's divine energy.

He was delighted with the energy of a god, and began to train Divination, eventually being proficient enough to harvest Incandescent wisps. Eventually, Death managed to track down Nomad at the Poison Wastes and captured him.

Zamorak intending to reclaim the Stone of Jas from Sliske, recruited the adventurer and tasked them with assembling the team, including Nomad, stating that he had disposed of traitors in his absence. The adventurer encounters Nomad being attacked by Death, who claims that Nomad has stolen souls that belong to the Underworld, and that he himself is supposed to be dead.

The adventurer persuades Death to let Nomad go for now, since he is needed to take down Sliske. Death is uneasy with letting Nomad go, but trusts the adventurer's judgement as they had saved him before. Nomad and the rest of the heist team arrive in Sliske's lair.

After the adventurer and Jerrod dispose of the initial guards, they eventually find a large door blocking them and the Stone of Jas. Nomad helps unlock the door by empowering one orb, while Enakhra drains the other to prevent the alarm from triggering. Nomad helps take out the elite wights that are hounding the rest of the heist team, busy fighting off shadow apparitions Sliske conjured.

After the battle, Nomad reveals himself to be a traitor to the Zamorakian cause, and attempts to take the Stone of Jas, or at least a piece of it, throwing his spear at the adventurer.

If the adventurer throws the spear back at Nomad, it will prevent him from obtaining a piece of the Stone. Angry, Nomad accuses them of being a "mercenary". If they avoid the spear, Nomad claims a piece of the Stone, becoming greatly empowered from the small fragment. Regardless, Nomad claims that Zamorak is weak and cowering in his hideout. Zamorak then appears, enraged by his betrayal and easily overpowers him. But before the god can land the final blow, Nomad teleports away.

Nomad attempted to siphon all the dead souls of Gielinor to create a god in the Grim Underworld, with his allies Legio Septimus and the "true" Order of Ascension. After the construct is killed and Nomad weakened from battling the adventurer, Death and Icthlarin allow the adventurer to give the final judgement. If the adventurer decides to kill him, the camera will pan away as the player executes him with his own spear. If spared, he will ask why he is being shown mercy despite his actions.

Regardless, Sliske appears and teleports him away. Due to Nomad's heavy consumption of souls, his memories are still lingering in Icthlarin's castle, which the player may fight. However, the memory has become considerably stronger, which Icthlarin warns the player about before they re-enter his castle.

Upon being defeated, the memory will grant the player access to its bounty, and to return again next week to face its wrath again.

Additionally, a Sinister Stranger leaves behind memories of Nomad, starting the Tales of Nomad, delving into Nomad's history through his memories. Nomad is restored as a wight and summoned by Sliske during the endgame, having been granted some of the power that made the player the World Guardian. He is slain by the player, counting as a god death for the player's chosen god, and is later brought back again to fight alongside Gregorovic and Linza the Disgraced after Sliske attempts to kill the World Guardian.

It is unknown what happened to him after the game whether he survived or not. The Barrows Brothers and Linza regained their freedom, Gregorovic returned to the Heart continuing to lead the remaining forces of Sliske, thus Nomad's fate is the only one of Sliske's notable wights which is unknown.

Nomad is an extremely powerful warrior-mage who siphons souls from the Soul Obelisk to increase his power. He is also very skilled in several areas, as he built the Soul Obelisk and the temple underneath his tent on his own. Zimberfizz states that Nomad "certainly knows his ways around Slayer monsters" and caught Zimberfizz with a magic box. Nomad is capable of using a wide variety of magic, as he uses various teleports to both escape and drag his opponents to him.

His knowledge of magics allows him to make clones of himself which are capable of inflicting damage despite not being real.

He can charge up powerful attacks such as Disintegrate and Soul Blast. The result of him absorbing countless souls via the Soul Obelisk grants Nomad great power, as he is capable of killing Sliske's Elite Wights in one hit. Nomad can also use his staff as a melee and ranged weapon, shown during Dishonor Among Thieves where he throws it at the player and in Nomad's Elegy where he uses it as a fast melee weapon.

He is also capable of resurrecting the dead, although it is unknown to what extent. Nomad can also absorb souls to increase his power and life expectancy, as Death tells the player that Nomad's soul was due a "long time ago" and that the warrior-mage had taken countless souls from him.

This is also shown in between Nomad's Requiem and Elegy, where his combat has increased significantly due to him absorbing many souls. Is members only. Life points1. Life points2. Life points3. NPC ID1. NPC ID2. NPC ID3. Release date. Release date1. Release date2. Release date3. Store location. Version count. Universal Conquest Wiki. This article has a strategy guide. The scourge of souls. This article lacks references. You don't stand a chance. Dominion Tower battlecry Let's make things interesting.

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Combat Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3. Part 3 of the Sliske quest series. Jessika Korasi Xenia. Guilt ridden Shame filled. Part 6 of the Sliske quest series. Barrows wights. When you have killed Nomad, you will begin playing as Xenia. Xenia has basic attacks and three abilities which you will use to kill three walls of ascension creatures.

To begin, creep up on a pack of ascension creatures. Spam the abilities that target the majority of ascension creatures attacking you for example, use fire blast if you are being pelted by roarii. At the same, watch out for black spots. Black spots briefly appear then are hit with a fireball. If you are on or a square around the black spot, you will be hit for damage. When you have killed all but the capsarii, kill these. They do not have any abilities that you can use on them but you will heal from damaging them.

Repeat for all three walls. Second verse! Same as the first! A little bit louder and a little bit worse! Same fight as before but this time, Nomad will have a "Feel my wrath" attack that will hit you for damage, depending on how many maximum life points you have. This can be avoided by hiding behind a pillar. If you find that you cannot avoid the attack, you will have to eat up and bite the bullet. You may want to stick around a pillar in case you need to avoid Nomad's wrath.

Death has to weaken the construct. Walk towards the middle of the path, directly face the construct, use the provoke ability, and then immediately shift squares to the side. When you see the construct's hand, face the hand and use the scythe ability to grab a soul and then use the purple smoke ability to free the soul.

The scythe ability does not work at the construct's wrist; you must use the scythe a few steps from the edge. Once you have done this, immediately high tail out of that area because rocks will begin falling. Do this for all four sides. And you're back in Nomad's grill! Nomad will have the same abilities as the last trial but will add a clone ability. At a certain stage he will clone himself and both Nomads will start fighting you.

You have no option but to kill one of the clones and then continue the fight. A soul freeing face off! To start, run to the east preferably using the minimap and when you are near the congregation of souls in the corner, hit the staff ability to collect the souls. You should now see a blast following you - this is the construct's soul collection blast. If you are hit by it you are dead.