In addition to this, his spinning attack deals a lot of damage in a short period to nearby enemies while also reflecting projectiles (arrows, bells from monks, thrown weapons from barbarians, etc) back at players.
He has the missile dampening affix that is found on elite/champion packs. Things to note about Sokahr the Keywarden: The Key of Hate is found in Act 2 in the Dahlgur Oasis and is dropped from Sokahr the Keywarden, a dark colored monster similar to the Dune Dervish, mob, but slightly larger. He is always found in the Fields of Misery, but his location within the fields is not the same with each game created. You need one key for every machine you want to make Most of his attacks do knockback to the players, which can make it more annoying to fight him as you are constantly trying to run back within fighting range of him.
He has the molten affix that is found on elite/champion packs and tends to run away, so be careful not to chase him through his lava trail. The Key of Destruction is found in Act 1 in the Fields of Misery and is dropped from Odeg the Keywarden, a dark colored monster similar to Diablo's shape but slightly smaller. As you increase the monster power level, your chances of obtaining a key increase as follows: Key Wardensīefore killing any of the key wardens, 5 Nephalme Valor stacks must be obtained from killing 5 elite/champion packs.
There are multiple steps involved in crafting Infernal Machines at the blacksmith, involving getting all three keys from the Key wardens and the Infernal Machine Plan from the fourth warden. Infernal Machines are activated in the Heretic's Abode during the quest "Return to Tristram" in Act 1 Inferno by right clicking the machine in your inventory. The Infernal Machine is an end game consumable that is used to access one of three realms in which the Uber Bosses reside. Last updated at 14:00:17 UTC Weekly Help Desk RAGE Loot Thread Trade Thread
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