Imru' al-Qais

== Imru' al-Qais "The Wandering King" ==
Imru' al-Qais was the son of a Kindite king and an Arabic poet of the 6th century. He was exiled by his father because of his hedonistic lifestyle, before eventually returning to avenge his father's death and attempting to reclaim his kingdom. He is sometimes considered the father of Arabic poetry for his many contributions in early poetry.
“Wine today, business tomorrow!” 
“Wine and women are forbidden to me until I have killed a hundred of the Banu Asad and cut the forelocks of a hundred more!” Civilization
Arabic Mythology
King of KinditeKingdoms of the Fertile Crescent
==== Rarity ====
* Legendary
Talent Buff
* Riding horses
*Reciting Poems "The Hanging Odes"
*Chivalry 
*Bravery 
Base Hero Attributes
* Attack: 88
* Defense: 98
* HP: 66
Weakness
* women
* wine
==== Rival/Enemy ====
* Banu al-Asad (Asad Tribe)
Hero Skill
==== Poetic Justice ====
* From the 3rd round forward, attack is increased by 32/40/48/56/64% for all your troops, and defense is decreased by 24/30/36/42/48% for all adversary troops.
=== Battle Bonds ===
==== Hedonistic ====	Defense+16%	Agamemnon 	Guinevere 	
==== Princes ====	Attack +12%
HP +12%	Hudhayfah ibn Badr	The Black Prince	Handhalah al Sayar
==== Philosophers ====	Attack +14%
HP +14%	Alzeer Salem 	Archimedes 	Nicolaus Copernicus