Pao-kai Kapow:
Dark Messiah may reward pure warriors with unprecedented levels of hacking and slicing, but when it comes to the finalboss battle with Pao-Kai, you're in for a bugger of a showdown unless you've got some projectiles. A stock of fireball scrolls, a semi-decent bow, anything that means you don't have to run around chasing the flapping sod's tail with a sword that suddenly seems worthless. It can be done, but warriors be warned- it's not much fun.
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