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When Bandos left and the war stagnated, the ogres discovered peace for the first time in their lives. It was, refreshing. When some of [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead]] villagers left to travel north, the ogres followed them. When they arrived in [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]], the ogres offered to lay down their weapons and pick up farming tools instead. | When Bandos left and the war stagnated, the ogres discovered peace for the first time in their lives. It was, refreshing. When some of [[Dragonwilds:Bramblemead]] villagers left to travel north, the ogres followed them. When they arrived in [[Dragonwilds:Emberwood]], the ogres offered to lay down their weapons and pick up farming tools instead. | ||
For a while it was peaceful, even pleasant. The humans and ogres worked side by side and built a | For a while it was peaceful, even pleasant. The humans and ogres worked side by side and built a camaraderie that could have brought the region into a new age of prosperity. | ||
Alas, that was not to be. Now these zogres wander the region with murderous intent. Hulking undead beasts capable of tearing a person a part with their bare hands. They see no reason. Seek no understanding. They exist only to destroy all life in their path.}} | Alas, that was not to be. Now these zogres wander the region with murderous intent. Hulking undead beasts capable of tearing a person a part with their bare hands. They see no reason. Seek no understanding. They exist only to destroy all life in their path.}} | ||
Latest revision as of 11:07, 19 October 2026
Template:External Template:Multi Infobox Zogres are Dragonwilds:undead Template:RSL located in Dragonwilds:Fellhollow and Dragonwilds:Dowdun Reach. They drop Dragonwilds:zogre packs, Dragonwilds:corpse cotton, and the vestige for Dragonwilds:shadow sword. Zogres have an 8-day respawn delay after being killed.
Attacks
- Belly Flop: The zogre will jump into the air and flop onto the ground.
- Charge: After a short wind-up, the zogre will charge towards the player.
- Rock Toss: The zogre picks up two rocks and throws them at the player in succession. This attack can damage the Zogre and other monsters.
- Swing Combo: The zogre swings twice at the player and then stomps on the ground with their foot.
Location
Drops
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Journal
Gallery
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The zogre featured in the Fellhollow teaser trailer.
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A Zogre variant in Dowdun Reach
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Trivia
- While called zogres, they are not the same as the ones in RuneScape and OldSchool RuneScape, as these zogres' origins are different than their Template:RSL.