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8 May 2011 at 10:04am
I agree mostly with your list Perceval but I think the blob should be up there in the top five spot. He has a ton of health to get through and if you lose a few rounds he hits really hard! I found that fight difficult with my cavalaier but i think it is a fight that favours high dps.
27 August 2012 at 12:44pm
What king louis, the monkey that hits 15 minus armor per turn... Pretty tough for any mage or rogue... As a witchfinder, I managed to kill quickly with sear and peircing+ crtical strike and deep wound. But with 2 armor, it was very close!
There is another tough one in act 2. I've forgotten his name but he cancels your special powers...
Where do you fight malcontent? Is he a dangerous enconter in act 3?
I don't know about other classes but the final boss is not very diffcult!
27 August 2012 at 6:40pm
Malcontent is a legendary in Act 3. Hardest in the game as he heals the damage he deals and has nasty passive damage. Him and Flay seem tough for any build.
20 September 2012 at 10:20pm
Legendary Monster Dearhmatch ! Which Legendaries would fare best if made to fight eachother?
21 September 2012 at 6:15pm
Love to see mash up between magmagedden and kindle. My money would be on the fire giant.
Malcontent, he would steam through anything I reckon. His heal is too godly.
22 September 2012 at 12:59pm
If your factoring speed then I would agree that mally is hard to beat in a deathmatch. If we are looking soley at abilities then I think snap jaw has got the edge. Passive damage what increases every round with no upper limit. That would cream the opposition because there is no defense against it.
So Snap jaw vs Malcontent has to be ultimate legendery monster chaos!! 
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