
Deadly Illager assassins disguised as wandering traders.
34.1 of the 64 points that apply = 53 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Traders in Disguise turns some wandering traders into Illager Ambushers, assassins that reveal themselves and attack players; by default, the chance is one in 20. The Sickle Ambusher opens with four short-lived clones that rush the player, teleport after striking, and use healing and regeneration spells when injured. The Bow Ambusher combines mirror images, fatigue, vexes, and evoker fangs with a triple-shot bow whose arrows inflict slowness and weakness. Both Ambushers are hard to pin down: they dodge arrows, teleport when badly hit or separated from their target, escape hazardous liquids and powdered snow, and are protected by a per-hit damage cap. Defeating them can reward their signature weapons: the Ruthless Sickle blinds targets, speeds up its wielder, deals extra damage to wounded foes, and can disable shields, while the Trifectal Bow fires three arrows that briefly hinder targets. Configuration options let players adjust the disguise chance and damage cap, enable or disable either Ambusher type, and optionally add Ambushers to raids with configurable wave counts.
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Does not change the game's code directly.
Adds 4 items, 2 mobs, 4 advancements, 2 loot tables and 16 sounds.
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