Design a Legendary Item: Power Choices!

[Disciple of Erebos]

I don\'t really see a problem with a weapon based on the Lord of Hatred charming enemies, simply because this is a different usage of the word \'charm.\' This isn\'t charm as in \'act in a charming manner towards;\' this is charm as in \'magically take away the target\'s free will.\' The first definition of \'charm\' doesn\'t really fit Mephisto, but the second definition definitely does. If it still bugs you, whenever you read \'charm\' in a description in D3, mentally substitute it with \'dominate\' (as in \'Dominate Person\' from D&D). The effect is essentially the same: stealing the enemy\'s free will and forcing it to do your dirty work/be your meatshield.

 

[Mortalo]

I still remember Pokemon (looking like cute cat) with charm skill. After that it\'s hard to think about charm different way . But you\'re right and I like the idea .

 

[HardRock]

Your comment made me laugh, even though I like D3. Here\'s your +1 good sir (or madam).