Harm to the Isu
He could find some information about the harm done to the Ishurians. In Assassin's Creed Oasis, there were some runes that could increase damage to the Isu. For example, some of the runes in the Fate of Atlantis chapter 1 of Assassin's Creed Oasis could increase damage to the Isu, such as the "Look at me" rune, the "Brick House" rune, the "Dear Demetrius" rune, the "Alone" rune, and the "Sleeping Giant" rune. In addition, there were other runes and skills in the game that could increase damage to the Ishurians, but the specific effects and methods needed to be further understood. In general, by choosing the appropriate runes and skills, players could increase the damage dealt to the Isu.
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