Like most champions, Corvus has a good variety of attacks both offensive and defensive to dish out damage to the raider, while sporting a decent level of survive-ability. Due to his speed and occasional haste, this makes him tricky to overcome for Light users within smaller trap rooms. The best description for Corvus is that he is a Chaser type champion, a melee-striker-ish minion that pesters the raider to the ends of the trap room, only separated upon death. Latin for ‘ Raven‘ and also referred to as a genus species of ‘ crows‘, this long time antagonizer of the main character has finally appeared both as a final boss and a champion minion in the game. More importantly, major credit to newbienoobc (KW) for sacrificing his stronghold for that half an hour of testing… Wouldn’t be able to do this review without your help!…as well as Aragon for spotting all my errors (:p).Įvolution: Nightmarish (T4), Dreadful (T5), Grim (T6) Most of these skills and abilities are entitled by your’s truly as there has yet to be official terms for them…( actually, most minion skills lack any official terminology). Thus, until the devs decide to release the full list of skills, I’ll just stick to these for a while. To best gauge how strong Corvus is, this review was done using my Light Set (7.4k/7.7k for global 4.4k/4.5k for base) against a T6 max lvl Corvus.

What you’ll get is a review of the recently released Champion-type minion in DH5, which is oddly under-powered for its kind. Unlike what the title suggests, this is not a post about the controversial horror film produced in the ’90s.

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