Супер тема за новобранците!! Само искам да добавя, че порталите от Wormhole нанасят поражения, макар и не толкова фатални.

Още по-добре ще стане, а мисля че damage type на Wormhole би трябвало да е Arcane, но трябва да се пробва допълнително.

Премахнати умения :

Само ще ги копирам и няма да ги превеждам поне за сега!

===Cold Aura===

Cold Aura reported by a fan from the Blizzcon 2009 demo. It was never seen afterwards, and is considered unconfirmed. It reputedly worked just as it did in Diablo 2, chilling and slowing players within the radius of effect. Interestingly, it was not until after that year's Blizzcon that Jay Wilson let it be known that Auras would return to the game, most likely as Monk skills.
* Monster Level Minimum: ?
* Available to: Bosses only.
* Damage Type: Cold
* Additional Resistances: Cold

===Doppelganger===

Doppleganger was the original name of the modifier now called Illusionist. See that entry for full details.

===Extra Health===

Extra Health was removed in January 2015 with Patch 2.1.2. No explanation was given for the removal, but this was a simple modifier that just added 50% to boss/champion/minion hit points. Presumably the developers felt that it just cluttered the affix pool without causing any change to gameplay. The information below is archived from when the feature was existent.
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Extra Health grants a 50% hit point bonus to Champions, as well as Bosses and their minions. This property is dangerous when it extends fights, and players used to killing monsters quickly enough to avoid real trouble from their damaging properties such as Plagued or Arcane Enchanted may need to retreat or take a different tactic when dealing with Extra Health enemies.

* Monster Level Minimum: 31
* Available to: Champions, Bosses, and boss minions receive the benefit.
* Damage Type: N/A.
* Additional Resistances: None.
* Will Not Spawn With: Avenger, Health Link, Horde, Illusionist, Missile Dampening, Shielding, Vampiric
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Invulnerable Minions was removed from the game in patch v1.0.4, in August 2012.[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/official-patch-1-0-4-notes/] The information below is archived from when the feature was existent.
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A boss with the Invulnerable Minions trait can be exceedingly dangerous and downright annoying, as the minions are completely invulnerable to all forms of attack. They never drop their shields (unlike Shielding bosses) and can not be damaged by any attack, though they are susceptible to various CC attacks and can be slowed, chained, frightened, frozen, etc. They only way to kill them is to kill the boss (who is not invulnerable or shielded), at which point all of the minions die at once.

Invulnerable Minions are dangerous as they can hit and damage without being killed, and are very hard for character builds that rely on hits for healing, procs, or other effects. These minions are also very good at getting in the way and tanking for their bosses, as they block ranged attacks from hitting their vulnerable leader. Skills that pierce or deal AoE are useful to bypass this shielding annoyance.

* '''Monster Level Minimum:''' 51 (Hell and Inferno only).
* '''Available to: '''Bosses (not Champions).
* '''Damage Type:''' n/a
* '''Additional Resistances:''' n/a
*''' Will Not Spawn With:''' Avenger, Health Link, Horde, Illusionist, Missile Dampening, Shielding.
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===Magical===

Magical. This modifier was seen several times during Blizzcon 2009 play testing, but its effect wasn't apparent to any of the players.

===Multishot===

Multishot was seen in Blizzcon demos, and referred to by Bashiok in 2010[http://blues.incgamers.com/Posts/1/1/4/10/6548/diablo-iii-health-globes], but it was never seen in the Beta and is not present in the final game. There are fairly few ranged attackers in Diablo III, and this might explain why Ballista and Multishot were both removed during development.

Multishot was watched with much more anticipation than other mods due to its legendary status in Diablo II, where prior to v1.10 fixing the bug that caused numerous extra bolts to be released, MSLE (Multi-Shot Lightning-Enchanted) bosses were virtually instant death to any character without huge hit points, lightning resistance, and lightning absorption.

Given that history, fans were curious how MS might interact with mods like Mortar or Electrified in Diablo III.

===Mythical===

Mythical was seen several times during Blizzcon 2009 play testing, but its effect wasn't apparent to any of the players, and they are not seen in the final game.

===Powerful===

Powerful was seen in the Blizzcon 2010 demo, but not understood completely. It sounded akin to the "Extra Strong" mod from Diablo 2, which granted bonus damage to monsters, but that wasn't clear from the play testing.


===Vampiric===

This property let monsters heal as they dealt damage, and was removed in January 2015 as part of Patch 2.1.2. No explanation was given for the removal, but players did not shed a tear as this was a annoying property that had caused bugs in the past. (Monsters could become immortal when hitting invulnerable minions.) The information below is archived from when the feature was existent.
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Vampiric is a sort of monster life leech, enabling them to heal as they deal damage. The amount of healing is fairly minor, making this one of the less-difficult or noticeable boss modifiers. In practice it just makes the enemy feel as though they have slightly higher than normal hit points, and gives some utility to stun or freeze effects, since monsters not dealing damage will not heal Vampire style.

The healing was fearsome during development, and would enable monsters to essentially refill their entire health bars just by landing a few hits on a character or pet.

* Monster Level Minimum: 31
* Available to: Champions, Rares, and minions.
* Damage Type: N/A.
* Additional Resistances: None.
* Will Not Spawn With: Avenger, Extra Health, Health Link, Horde, Illusionist, Missile Dampening, Invulnerable Minions, Shielding.
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