Lam Esen, a sage of old who studied Skatsimi magic and the effects of the Prime Evils on the mortal world, wrote his findings down in a magical Tome. The quest is completed after players return Lam Esen's Tome to Alkor, who will then reward the player with five free attribute points. It's initiated by talking to Alkor after completing the Blade of the Old Religion quest and after having entered the Kurast Bazaar, or simply by entering one of the six temples in the Kurast Bazaar, Upper Kurast and the Kurast Causeway. Lam Esen's Tome is the fourth quest of Act III. The Black Book is much sought after by both good and evil."' - Alkor Sorceress – Cold skills generally were buffed, lightning skills got more synergies, and “lesser-used” fire skills were buffedĪ big theme of the balance patch is more about adding more viable options rather than taking them away.Quest icon "The Black Book contains powerful secrets of Skatsim, the Old Religion, long eclipsed by Zakarum.Paladin – Tooltip info was enhanced, AOE (area-of-effect) auras were buffed or altered (Thorns had the most changes), and “lesser-used combat skills” were brought up.Necromancer – “Lesser-used summons” were improved, including skeletal mages, bone skill synergies were buffed, and weaken now scales based on level.Druid – Casting delay changes mixed up how some abilities are used, shapeshifting Druids were “brought forward,” and summon Druids can summon more allies at once.
Barbarian – Tooltips were shored up to be more helpful, throwing weapons were buffed to not consume as much with throwing mastery procs, and Leap Attack was buffed.Assassin – Martial arts skills consume one charge at a time instead of all three at once, shadow disciplines were largely unchanged, and traps were buffed overall.
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