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DBA Points System (Philip Woutat)

The suggested point values below stem from the same calculations made in variants One, Two, and Three above, updated for DBA version 2.0 and DBM version 3.0. The results were then rounded up or down; up if the troop type has a combat factor of "+4" or better (which in practice seems a threshold assuring notably better element survival), down if the troop type has a combat factor of "+3" or less. Artillery were rounded down to better reflect their difficulty in maneuvering and their susceptibility to any other troop type in close combat. Camp Followers were given a point value of 2 largely to reflect the fact they make another element available in the field, since by point system Variant One they would now receive a score of "-1", which doesn't seem appropriate.

My recommendation would be to use these point values to tally the army totals for whichever armies are being considered for a battle, and then add units as appropriate (based on troop type balance in the standard DBA/DBM army lists and historical army composition) to the weaker side. Barring additional units being available, of course, elements could be eliminated from the army with the higher point total. Each army's break point should then be adjusted if necessary to one-quarter the total number of elements.

Based upon my experience playing DBA, these seem like a reasonable first approximation for a point system to replace the arbitrary "12 elements per side" rule, and hence could lead to more even match-ups of armies. These have not been play-tested, however, and I would encourage anyone who does so to report their response, positive or negative, through the Fanaticus Forum.

## Gamer Feedback

Jason Gibbons: I tried your points cost system to play an expanded DBA 2.0 Polybian Roman vs. Later Carthaginian. Army compositions: Roman: 3xCv, 2xPs, 2xSp, 6xBd, 4xAx (121) and Carth: 4xLH, 2xCv, 3xSp, 3xWb, 5xAx, 3xPs (124). I still think these are reasonably balanced armies in terms of their composition. What I had been finding prior to this is that using the 12 v 12 recommended armies the Romans were beating the Punics with ease (not all down to my generalship I hope). We have now played this version twice and it is 1 win apeace, both contests going down to the wire. Exciting stuff! Now lets introduce some elephants and see if they tip the scale...

In summary I like the points system. It seems to make for more balanced games where generalship and use of terrain seem to be the dominant factors, not dice rolls or inherent element strength.
3/II/10 Camillan Roman 400-275BC

## History

From the "Early Roman army " Wikipedia page, early republic section :

Around 400 BC, according to Livy, important reforms were made. Pay was introduced for levies under arms, both infantry and cavalry (at 1/3 and one drachma per day respectively). Although modest, infantry pay was at least sufficient to cover food rations, clothing and miscellaneous equipment (other than weapons and armor), which until then had been borne by the soldier.

More on the "Early Roman army " Wikipedia page.

This army follows the 3/I/59 Tullian Roman 578-400BC army and is followed by the  3/II/33 Polybian Roman 275-105BC army.

## Enemies

I/36a Samnite, Umbrian, Hernician or Ligurian 1000-124BC

I/36d Armies of other Italian Hill Tribes 1000-124BC

I/55d Latin 399-338BC

I/55e Umbrian 650-290BC

I/57b Etruscan League 399-280BC

II/5g Italiot 448-280BC

II/8a Bruttian or Lucanian 420-203BC

II/8b Campanian 420-340BC

II/8c Apulian 420-206BC

II/11 Gallic 400-50BC

II/13 Samnite 355-272BC

II/27b Pyrrhic 280-272BC

II/28b Other Armenian 300BC- 244AD

## Painting tips

same as II/33 Polybian Roman 275-105BC ? In addition the unassimilated italian allies have to be painted according to their own design (see Early Roman Armies or Armies of the Carthaginian Wars for some visual references).

## Miniatures

* **15mm :**

**Army packs :**

Essex Miniatures : DBA 3.0 Army pack complete with all options and individual figurines with photos.

**Other suppliers :**

Chariot Miniatures at Magister Militum

* **28mm :**

## Resources

* **From the DBA 3.0 rules :**

Armies of the Macedonian and Punic Wars (Duncan Head) : new 2016 printing available

The Making of the Roman Army: From Republic to Empire (Lawrence Keppie)

* **Osprey Publishing :**

Early Roman Armies - MEN-AT-ARMS 283 (Author: Nicholas Sekunda, Simon Northwood, Illustrator: Richard Hook)

Early Roman Warrior 753–321 BC - WARRIOR 156 (Author: Nic Fields, Illustrator: Seán Ó’Brógáin)

And many others...

* **Others :**
Basing

For those with large WRG/DBM armies, who love the simplicity of DBA - try 4-Squared basing. Double the width and depth of all bases. Mount with 4x the figures, and all other DBA rules are as is (increasing terrain and board size) . Result are visually impresive, especially when playing big battle or giant battle DBA

http://warflag.com/DBA/Roman%20cav1%204sq.jpg

http://warflag.com/DBA/big%20battle2.jpg

http://warflag.com/DBA/carthy%20flyover.mp4
Charon Tower

The Charon Tower fires skulls of dead warriors. If the Hero does not destroy these skulls in time, ghostly units will rise from the grave to attack you.

## Resistance

 Fire 50%

 Ice 50%

## Description

The Charon tower spawns ghostly defensive units from enchanted skulls. This tower does not do any damage. Your Hero can kick skulls back at the tower by running over them.

Upgrade the tower to increase its health and have it spawn better units.

## War Blessing (Styx Tower)

*"Channeling the power of the river of souls, the Styx Tower is able to spawn Sirens."*
3/II/30 Galatian 280-25 BC

## History

This army is subdivided in 3 army lists that follow each other chronologically :

II/30a Galatian 280-274 BC

II/30b Galatian 273-65 BC

II/30c Galatian 64-25 BC

## Miniatures

* **15mm :**

**Army packs :**

Essex Miniatures : DBA 3.0 Army pack and blister figurines with photos.

Chariot Miniatures at Magister Militum : DBA 2.2 Army pack.

**Other suppliers :**

* **28mm :**

## Resources

* **From the DBA 3.0 rules :**

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* **Osprey Publishing :**

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* **Others :**
Hydra

## Description

*"The Hydra's spits poison, causing the enemy to suffer a slow and painful death. When the enemy gets too close she sends them flying with a whip of her mighty tail. By upgrading the Hydra you increase the strength of her poison and the damage of her Tail Slash."*

## Divine Blessing (Boreas Hydra)

*"Deals additional ice damage and slows enemies."*
Chevrolet Camaro

The Camaro is a sports car marketed on-and-off by Chevrolet since the sixties. It is one of Chevrolet's most famous and competitive automobiles, with success in several types of motorsport. It has mostly been a twin of the Pontiac Firebird.

## First Generation

The Camaro was first introduced in the late sixties, and competed in the Trans Am Series. It rivaled the Ford Mustang in the series for years. This version was the inspiration for the Camaro's fifth generation, introduced after an eight-year hiatus. It came in Super Sport, Z/28, and Rally Sport editions.

## Second Generation

The Camaro became more like a sports car and less like a sedan. It continued to be successful in Trans Am and later the IMSA GT Championship.

## Third Generation

Due to the Oil Crisis the Camaro became less powerful and also adopted a "slant-nosed" design. Regardless it continued to compete in SCCA and IMSA. The RS trim was dropped.

## Fourth Generation

The Camaro became edgier, sportier, and more powerful. It adopted recessed headlights. An IROC-Z edition was added, named after the International Race of Champions, best known for their dirt races. This edition became competitive in GT racing.

## Fifth Generation

The Camaro became more streamline and a 35th anniversary edition was offered.

## Sixth Generation

The recessed headlights were dropped. This version was used for years in NASCAR and dirt racing.

## Seventh Generation

The Camaro was revived after a several year hiatus. Its design was retro-inspired after the first generation. In the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge, a Sunoco Camaro livery was used by one team in homage to the classic Trans Am Camaros. In the revived Transformers franchise, the Autobot "Bumblebee" transforms into both modern and third generation Camaros. Fans of the original series have criticized this as in the original series Bumblebee transforms into a Volkswagen Beetle.
Chevrolet Nova

The Nova was a sedan marketed by Chevrolet from the sixties to eighties. It is an urban legend that the Nova was never marketed in Mexico because "no va" means "it does not go" in Spanish. In fact, the word for nova (as in the type of star) in Spanish is "nova".

## Motorsport

The Nova competed alongside the Chevrolet Camaro and Chevrolet Corvair in the Trans Am Series.
Poseidon Tower

The Poseidon Tower shoots chains of frost, dealing instant damage and reducing the movement speed of the enemy.

## Resistance

 Poison 75%

 Ice 50%

## Description

The Poseidon tower damages multiple units with its chains of frost attack and the ice slows enemy units.

Upgrade the tower to increase its health and the number of units affected by the chains of frost attack. The damage dealt is dynamic (always changing) and is calculated from a variety of in-game variables.
Ford F-Series

The F-Series is a line of trucks marketed by Ford since the fifties. Originally led by the F-100, today the most popular is the F-150. Depending on the model's number, the truck can be longer, have a stronger suspension, have a larger payload, have a longer bed, or have a bigger cab.

## Motorsport

The F-Series has been used in NASCAR's Truck Series.
Cyclops

## Resistance

 Fire 50%

 Ice 50%

## Weakness

 Poison 100%

 Physical 25%

## Description

*"The Cyclops slams his mighty fists to the ground, smashing anything that stands in his way. When the Cyclops to flies into a Rage, he becomes impervious to pain as he plows through the enemy ranks. Upgrade your Cyclops to increase his destructive capabilities."*

## Divine Blessing (Polyphemus Cyclops)

*"Periodically grants nearby allies a protective shield."*
Ambrosia

## About Ambrosia

Ambrosia allows you to play and fight!

You can earn Ambrosia:

* from the Ambrosia Temple (Ambrosia is stored in the Ambrosia silo)
* from chests in the Vault of Hephaestus
* from Treasure Chests
* by using Gems to refill your Silo
* from the Islands under your domination

You can use it for:

* attacking other Islands
* traveling from one Island to another
* resurrecting your Hero during a battle

## Ambrosia Tip

Running low on Ambrosia? If you have a lot of gold you can buy item chests, and get more Ambrosia from that. Also unlocking prestige levels will give more Ambrosia and even cut down on the cost of attacking / traveling!
Fantasy or Humorous Adaptations

**Links to DBA & HOTT Adaptations**

De Bellis Dinosauris (a.k.a. Dino-Wars) by Jeffrey Zorn. [link broken]

DBX Mighty Empires, by John Gillson (notes for adapting Games Workshop Mighty Empires rules)--

DBA - The Yanks Have Arrived! GOBNET's tongue-in-cheek ode to modern urban conflict, complete with Walmart base camps. [link broken]

De Bellis Mortuus, by Chris Brantley (Zombie-inspired)
Olympus Rising Wikia

## Welcome

Your heroic journey begins. Olympus Rising has officially launched worldwide. Take control of your destiny, overcome your enemies and prove yourself worthy. The battle for Mount Olympus starts today!

**DOWNLOAD IT NOW on Android and iOS!**

Features:

* Command epic armies and conquer countless island empires
* Collect legendary heroes and upgrade them into god-like warriors
* Summon mythical creatures and defend Mount Olympus
* Turn the mountain of the gods into your own impervious fortress
* Expand your territory in a world where greater risks bring greater rewards
* Harness your hero’s unique abilities and tailor your strategyBuild a spectacular acropolis to showcase your glory
* See the grandeur of the gods come to life thanks to stunning 3D graphics
* Forge alliances with fellow players and rule over Olympus together

You are more than welcome to share your experience with us and any newcomer, we will be glad to listen to your story!

For those who just joined us, welcome amongst the braves! This is only the beginning of your journey, but we wish you good luck. The dangers you will have to face are real, but don’t be shy and don’t hesitate to seek for help among your fellow Olympians. Be aware, some of them might turn out to be your most challenging enemies… Keep your army and weapons ready!
Iapetos Tower

The Iapetos Tower emits an expanding ring of fire, setting the enemy ablaze.

## Resistance

 Poison 75%

 Fire 50%

## Description

The Iapetos tower can do a lot of damage when positioned correctly.

Upgrade the tower to increase its health. The damage dealt is dynamic (always changing) and is calculated from a variety of in-game variables.
Battle Reports & Scenarios

With the advent of popular blogs within the wargaming community, this section will most likely be links to other online resources, but over time, it'll make a great collection

### Scenarios:

* Available at OnMilitaryMatters:
	+ ANCIENT HISTORICAL BATTLES, V1:1479BC - 378AD, Peter Sides
	+ ANCIENT HISTORICAL BATTLES, V2:1479BC - 378AD, Peter Sides
* Gallic War Scenarios (Forum)

### Battle Reports:

* Tony Agular's Battle Reports (youtube)
* Hesperiana (Blog):
	+ BBDBA Civil Wars
	+ More BBDBA
	+ Conquest 2017
	+ Conquest 2016:
		- Part 1
		- Part 2
		- Part 3
* Storm Within The Empire (Blog)
	+ Rome vs Carthage
	+ Rome vs Carthage 2nd day of battle
* Antoine Battle Reports (Forum)
* TWR's Battle Reports (Forum)
* Hesperian Battle Reports (Forum)
* Mercian DBA (Forum)
* War of the Roses (outside!)
Heroes

Fight along with ancient Greek heroes to attack islands controlled by other players. When you attack you will control your hero, use his powers and summon his units in an attempt to take down your opponents wall!

The following heroes are unlocked by meeting certain requirements:

The following gods are unlocked by meeting certain other requirements:
Hydra Tower

The Hydra Tower shoots jets of poison. When hit with a Power the snakes go into hiding and the tower can no longer be attacked.

## Resistance

 Fire 90%

 Ice 90%

 Poison 90%

 Lightning 90%

## Description

Build a Hydra Tower to poison enemy units.

Upgrade the tower to increase its health. The damage dealt is dynamic (always changing) and calculated from a variety of in-game variables.
Hero Statue

*"The Hero Statue will take the form of whichever Hero you choose to defend Mount Olympus against attackers. By upgrading the Hero Statue you will increase the size and power of the statue in battle. A stronger Hero Statue will be more terrifying for attackers and will help to defend Mount Olympus."*
Chevrolet Corvette

The Corvette is a legendary sports car marketed by Chevrolet since 1953. It was named after a fast type of ship. It has come to be one of Chevrolet's most famous models.

## First Generation

The Corvette was introduced as a six-cylinder roadster in 1953. It was noted for its pointed taillights. Its success led to the creation of concept cars based on it, none of which were produced. These included a Chevrolet Nomad and Chevrolet Corvair version (the later Corvair has no relation to the Corvette).

Later models were larger and featured a bigger, eight-cylinder engine as the Corvette became a competitive grand tourer. Quad headlights were also introduced. A boattail design was introduced in its final years as the second generation was phased in.

## Second Generation

The second generation, known as the Stingray, is the most famous. Especially popular is the 1963 model for its one-year "split-rear-window" design. Racecar drivers have claimed that later designs are preferable due to increased rear visibility. A special "Gran Sport" edition was also introduced, a name also used on the unrelated Buick Gran Sport. The second generation is the shortest-lived in the model's history, having been produced for less than half a decade. Popup headlights were introduced.

## Third Generation

The Stingray II or "Mako Shark" (after concept cars which led to its design) is the longest lasting generation in the model's history. It was introduced in the late sixties and lasted all the way into the eighties. It competed in the IMSA GT Championship as well as endurance racing. A 25th anniversary edition was offered. Also available was an Indy Pace Car edition, after the version used to pace the famous Indianapolis 500 race.

## Fourth Generation

The Corvette became wider and flatter. The GS edition was introduced late into this generation, around 1996. A Corvette IMSA GT Prototype would be introduced.

## Sixth Generation

The popup headlights were dropped as people realized how much maintenance was required in keeping them working. This generation competed in IMSA's new American Le Mans Series and the Rolex Sports Car Series as well as the SCCA's Pirelli World Challenge. The Rolex Series would introduce a Corvette-powered Daytona Prototype as a replacement for the discontinued Pontiac brand.

## Seventh Generation

The Corvette became edgier. It currently competes in IMSA's Weathertech Championship and the Pirelli World Challenge.
Ithacan Harbor

*"The Ithacan Harbor is your departure point when setting sail on an Odyssey. Here you can find brave ship captains, willing to risk grave dangers to embark on an Adventure and return with rich rewards."*

**NOTE: Although the Upgrade Time tells that you can upgrade it instantly, you must need a free worker to proceed with the upgrade.**

## Description

There are a total of 5 Adventures which can be done during the 5 days of duration of the Odyssey. Each adventure you start, allow you to improve 1 of the 2 or 3 (3rd only if you have Prestige level 27) slots of Units/Towers/Powers picked randomly by the game. The game won't let you choose to improve a unit, tower or a power that you haven't unlocked yet. Each adventure has its own Honored Hero where if used, s/he can gain more Fame (+3 more Fame) to collect the Odyssey Chests.
You can skip one adventure by paying a small amount of Gems, but you will not gain Adventure's Enhancements. Fame will not be lost. This means that you lose the opportunity to improve your unit, tower or power.
The higher is the Ithacan Harbor level, the more Fame will be required to unlock the next Odyssey Chest.
Every adventure you complete, you increase your Enhancement Bonus, allowing you to get a more powerful unit, tower or power in the next adventure you start.

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## Ithacan Levels

Use the Honored Hero requested in the Adventures to gain even more Fame.
Artemis Tower

The Artemis Tower has a rotating turret that aims at the enemy and shoots single arrows, dealing instant damage.

## Resistance

 Poison 75%

 Ice 50%

## Description

The Artemis tower is good for slowing down your enemy. It will stun a target stopping them in their tracks!

Upgrade the tower to increase its health. The damage dealt is dynamic (always changing) and is calculated from a variety of in-game variables.

## Divine Blessing (Orthia Tower)

*"Deals ice damage in an area, slowing enemies."*
Apollo Tower

The Apollo Tower fires a burst of 8 spears. If hit by a spear units will be impaled and, if not saved by the Hero, the spear will explode.

## Resistance

 Poison 75%

 Lightning 50%

## Description

Build an Apollo tower to do massive damage, stunning enemy units if it misses.

Upgrade the tower to increase its health. The damage dealt is dynamic (always changing) and is calculated from a variety of in-game variables.
Gold

## About Gold

This is the standard currency in Olympus Rising.

You can earn Gold:

* from your Gold Temple
* from Chests in the Vault of Hephaestus
* from Treasure Chests
* by selling Gear
* by successfully attacking other Islands
* by trading Gems for Gold
* from the Islands under your domination

You can use it for:

* building and upgrading your Buildings, Units, Powers, and Waves
* buying Item chests
* buying Decorations
* making donations to your Alliance

## Gold from Alliance

Depending on your alliance level , you can gain extra gold from battles. it tops out at an extra 150%. This is done by getting 200k trophies in your alliance.
Barricade

A Barricade made out of wood stops the invader for a short time. It is a good strategy to place it close to a tower. It is the most affordable way to slow down the attacker.

## Resistance

 Poison 75%

 Physical 50%

## Description

Build a Barricade to stop enemy movement towards your Olympus.

Upgrade the Barricade to increase its health.

## Divine Blessing (Enyo Barricade)

*"Has increased hit points and fire resistance."*

## War Blessing (Phalanx Wall)

*"The Phalanx Wall skewers attackers with its deadly ghost-like spears."*

Phalanx Wall deals 10% of its base hit points as damage.
Dodge Super Bee

The Super Bee is a car first marketed by Dodge in the sixties and seventies as a response to the popularity of the cartoon associated with the Plymouth Roadrunner. While it did come in several colors, "top banana" with black stripes was obviously a popular color. Initially a version of the Dodge Coronet, it was later made a version of the Dodge Charger. When the Charger was revived decades later, the Super Bee was revived as a limited production. A "Rumble Bee" is also available as a special edition of the Dodge Ram, based on the Super Bee.

## Motorsport

The Super Bee competed in stock car racing.
Currencies

There are six currencies type in Olympus Rising. Each currency is used in different ways either to buy, unlock, build, or give an advantage in game.

## Gems

 Gems are the premium currency and therefore the most valuable in Olympus Rising. They are used to upgrade the Alliance Hall of Uranus, unlock additional unit/power slot for your Heroes, cast invocations and many other things. They can be bought with real money, be earned through quests or be found in chests. If someone uses invocations against your base, you earn some gems as well.

## Gold

 Gold is the standard currency in Olympus Rising. It is used for upgrading buildings, decorations, defensive structures, units, waves and powers. You can also buy item chests with gold.

## Wisdom

 Wisdom is the second standard currency in Olympus Rising. It is used for upgrading buildings, decorations, defensive structures, units, waves and powers.

## Ambrosia

 Ambrosia is needed to attack islands. Ambrosia is produced by the Ambrosia Temple and stored in the Ambrosia Silo. To increase the ambrosia production you can leave some Heroes on ambrosia islands. You can also buy ambrosia with gems.

## Dominance

 Dominance allows you to unlock more Heroes and discover new sectors on the map. You cannot lose Dominance and it will not decrease when you "spend" it to unlock something.

## Prestige

 Prestige allows you to unlock Celestial Boosts. It can be earned by decorating Mount Olympus. Like Dominance you cannot lose Prestige.
Alliance Hall of Uranus

*"The Alliance of Hall of Uranus is the centerpiece of your Alliance. It enables you to join Alliance or form one yourself. Upgrading the Alliance Hall of Uranus allows you to invest increasingly large amounts of Gold into an Alliance, making it much, much stronger."*

## About the Alliance Hall of Uranus

Leveling up the Alliance Hall enables you to increase your daily donation amount for your alliance. Donating to your alliance is vital for the alliance to level up and purchase blessings during war.
Decorations

## What Are Decorations?

Unlike other buildings, Decorations do not increase your worship. Constructing decorations will increase your Prestige, which will grant you Celestial Boosts for a specific duration of time. The higher your Prestige level, the more Celestial Boosts you can unlock, some of which provide very powerful and beneficial perks throughout the game. For maximum resources during the game, you should make investing in decorations an early priority and try to prolong the effects of Celestial Boosts, if possible.
Ford GT40

The GT40 is a legendary prototype racecar best known for dominating endurance racing in the sixties. It was most notoably sponsored by Gulf Oil. Despite the "GT" in its name it was not a grand tourer.

## Tribute

The Ford GT was created in homage to the GT40 and is sometimes mistaken for the original, although the new one is an actual grand tourer and not a prototype as modern endurance prototypes are very different from the sixties. This modern vehicle competed in IMSA's American Le Mans Series as well. It has since been replaced with a more modern vehicle.
Prestige

## What Is Prestige?

Prestige is gained by Treasures , Decorations , and Chest. Gaining prestige earns you Celestial Boosts which provide various benefits throughout the game. Celestial Boosts are granted for free for a small length of time. However, the Celestial Boosts can be extending by using gems. The cost of prolonging these Celestial Boosts is dependent on your current prestige level. If your Celestial Boosts expire, they can be reactivated at the highest level that you last held. However, the cost for reactivating Celestial Boosts is higher than the cost to simply prolong them.

## Prestige From Decorations

Unlike other buildings, Decorations do not increase your worship. Constructing decorations will increase your Prestige, which will grant you Celestial Boosts for a specific duration of time. The cost are benefits of each decoration varies largely. Some decorations can be purchased with only gold, while others require gems to construct and upgrade. For a detailed list of each decoration and their benefits, please visit the Decorations page of the wiki.

## Prestige From Chest

Prestige can also be earned from Chest. Most chest have a small chance to give prestige as a reward and the amount of prestige earned usually varies depending on the rarity of the chest. Some believe that if you max out your other types of currency such as gold, wisdom, and dominance, then your chances of receiving prestige from chest will greatly increase.

## Prestige From Treasure

Prestige can also be earned in the treasure chamber upon completing a raid. Similarly to chests, the likelihood of earning prestige in the treasure chamber is significantly lower than other rewards.

In the table below is listed the Prestige required to unlock the next Prestige Level:
Chevrolet Chevelle

The Chevelle was a sedan marketed by Chevrolet in the sixties and seventies. A Chevrolet Malibu version was also available.

## Motorsport

The Chevelle competed in stock car racing.

## Concept Car

Although unconfirmed, it is speculated that the original Chevrolet Super Sport concept car may have been partially influenced by the Chevelle.
Chevrolet Nomad

The Nomad is a wagon marketed by Chevrolet in the 1950s based on the Chevrolet Bel-Air. It was named to coincide with the adventure theme of automotive names at the time, attempting to promote travel. A Pontiac version named the Safari (no relation to the later GMC minivan of the same name) was planned, but never surfaced. The Nomad had originally been introduced as a wagon version of the Chevrolet Corvette.

## Concept Cars

A concept Nomad was introduced in 1999, but never produced. Another concept car based on the original Corvette Nomad was introduced in 2003, but was also never produced.
Prometheus Tower

The Prometheus Tower lobs bombs which explode shortly after hitting the ground. These bombs can be thrown back by the Hero.

## Resistance

 Poison 75%

 Fire 50%

## Description

The Prometheus tower will send bombs onto the path, exploding if they are left there. Your Hero can run over the bombs and kick them back at the tower.

Upgrade the tower to increase the amount health it will get and the damage it deals. The damage is dynamic (always changing) and is calculated from a variety of in-game variables.

## Divine Blessing (Titan Tower)

*"Increases the speed at which bombs are shot."*

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## War Blessing (Perses Tower)

*"Rains bombs down with the fury of Perses, The Destroyer."*
Morgan

Morgan is a British brand of automobiles best known for not redesigning its automobiles from the 1930s all the way until the turn of the millennium. Initially this was because automotive design was halted in Europe in the forties due to World War II, but Morgan developed a tradition of building its cars the same for decades. In 2002 they finally introduced a new car, the Aero 8. The model was criticized for having "melted" headlights and for looking too much like a BMW. The Aero 8 was eventually redesigned.

## Motorsport

Morgan competed in motorsport for decades until its fellow European brands began redesigning their cars, after which it withdrew to focus on preserving their tradition. When the Aero 8 was introduced, it was entered in the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the American Le Mans Series.
Plymouth Barracuda

The Barracuda was a coupe marketed by Plymouth in the sixties to seventies, mainly based on the Dodge Challenger. First generations were a small sports car, later "Cudas" were larger. The "Cuda" is considered a separate model, while many consider the name a simple nickname for the Barracuda.

## Motorsport

The Barracuda was competitive in the Trans Am Series, especially Cudas entered by All American Racers.
Ford Thunderbird

The Thunderbird was a sports car and sedan marketed by Ford from the fifties to nineties, and again in the 2000s. It was nicknamed the T-Bird.

## First Generation

The Thunderbird was introduced in 1955 to compete with the Chevrolet Corvette. This generation did compete in some GT racing. It was also noted for its iconic porthole. The generation also provided the inspiration for the revival decades later.

## Second Generation

In the late fifties the T-Bird became a sedan and was entered in NASCAR. The porthole was dropped. It became more like the Lincoln Continental.

## Third Generation

The Thunderbird became a muscle car, and was noted for its aerodynamic "bullet" design. It continued to compete in NASCAR, the purpose for this new design.

## Fourth Generation

The Thunderbird became even larger, but continued to compete in NASCAR. The Mercury Cougar was redesigned to be its twin.

## Fifth Generation

The Thunderbird was made more aerodynamic and competed in IMSA GTO and Trans Am alongside NASCAR. The model was discontinued before the mid nineties.

## Sixth Generation

After many years the Thunderbird was revived based on the first generation, including the porthole. Due to its sharing many Lincoln parts, the price was high and the revival was shortlived. This model did not compete in motorsport.
Pontiac GTO

The GTO was a sedan marketed by Pontiac in the sixties and seventies and again in the 2000s. Its name was from the Italian "Gran Turismo Omoligato", which meant "grand touring homoligated". The name is more appropriately used on the Ferrari GTO. The GTO is considered to be the first "muscle car" and credited with starting the "performance wars" of the sixties and seventies.

## Original

The GTO was introduced in 1964 based on the Pontiac Le Mans. In 1969 the Pontiac Judge was introduced based on the GTO. The GTO continued until the Oil Crisis killed the performance car.

## Concept Car

A concept GTO, based on the original's "Coke bottle" design, was introduced in 1999 but never produced.

## Revival

A revival based on the Australian Holden Commodore was introduced in 2002. It lasted for a few years before Pontiac's discontinuation.

## Motorsport

The GTO originally competed exclusively in NASCAR, never competing in actual GT racing despite its name.

The revival competed primarily in the Rolex Sports Car Series, where it actually was a grand tourer. It also competed in the SCCA's World Challenge series and the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge.
Ford Talladega

The Talladega was a version of the Ford Torino named for the famous NASCAR racetrack. A Talladega 500 was also available, named for the famous NASCAR race. While NASCAR still races at Talladega, the event no longer exists. The name was briefly revived after an event at Talladega lost its sponsorship, but only for one year.

## Motorsport

The Talladega competed in stock car racing. It is best associated with legend Richard Petty.
Fiat 500

The Fiat 500 (Cinqueciento in Italian), named for its half-liter engine, is a subcompact car marketed by Fiat in the fifties and sixties. The name was revived in larger cars twice decades later. The more recent revival is based on the original, but is still criticized for being larger than the original. A five-door has been introduced, making it even larger.

## Motorsport

The 500 competed in the under two liter class of the Trans Am Series. The modern 500 competes in the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge and the Pirelli World Challenge.
Ford Falcon

The Falcon was a sedan marketed by Ford in the sixties. It formed the basis for the Ford Mustang and Ford Ranchero. The Falcon is still marketed in Australia, including a half-pickup version known as the Falcon Ute, and competes in the V8 Supercars Series.

## Motorsport

The American Falcon competed in the Trans Am Series before the Mustang replaced it. The Australian model currently competes in the V8 Supercar Series.
Chevrolet Suburban

The Suburban is a vehicle marketed by Chevrolet since the thirties. Originally a sedan, it was changed to an SUV decades later. The original suburban was the inspiration for the Chevrolet HHR five-door which was created in response to the popularity of the Chrysler PT Cruiser, which had been based on the Chrysler Airflow (both models were designed by the same person). A GMC version was also available, but has since been renamed the "Yukon XL".
Islands

## Islands General Info

Islands is where you do you select your battles and gain resources. You will discover more and more islands as you gain dominance. There are defended and undefended islands. Any island of yours is defended as long as a Hero is placed on it. Islands with no Heroes on them are undefended.

Defended islands are only lost when another player actually beats your defense. The Hero which defended this island is then returned to Mount Olympus. Having a strong defense makes it less likely to lose your defended islands as your base becomes harder to beat. Undefended islands are regularly taken by new opponents for you to fight. This happens automatically without them having to beat your base in battle. This way, there are always enough opponents for you to attack. The number of islands which you can defend at the same time is limited by the amount of Heroes you have unlocked. Having more Heroes allows you to defend more islands. Defended islands produce much more resources than undefended islands. You should always place your Heroes on islands which produce a lot of Gold, Wisdom, or Ambrosia, depending on what you need the most. Undefended islands produce less resources than defended islands, but the sheer amount of undefended islands you can occupy at the same time makes up for this.

## Island Fleets

Defense Fleets can be deployed on both defended and undefended islands to protect them from being lost for a certain amount of time. You can still lose battles and trophies you just wont lose the island.

## List of Islands

There are 17 different island groups. Some groups have a specified name, while others do not. Island groups with specific names indicate that a new monster unit can be unlocked there.

In order to discover new islands, you must first gain dominance. As your dominance rises, you will be able to unlock new islands and heroes.

## Island Production With Heroes

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## Monster Islands

* Gorgon Reef - Medusa (Perseus)
* Aegean Islands - Minotaur (Ariadne)
* Giant Hideout - Cyclops
* Argolic Gulf - Hydra
* Gryphus Isles - Griffin
* Phoenician Haven - Phoenix
Isetta

The Isetta was a subcompact car marketed by BMW in the fifties and sixties. It was noted for its large front door. Small cars were popular in Europe as a way to avoid certain taxes by making cars which could be classified as motorcycles, and also to have cars which would fit through Europe's narrow streets.

## Gaming

The Isetta was just added to racing video game *Forza Motorsport 6* as part of a download content pack.
Mercury Cougar

The Cougar was a sports car marketed as a sports sedan based on the Ford Mustang, it was later changed to be based on the Ford Thunderbird. It became a Mustang again years later. An "Eliminator" version was also offered on the first generation.

## Motorsport

The Cougar mainly competed in the Trans Am Series, but also competed in IMSA GTO. While based on the Thunderbird, it was Mercury's representative in NASCAR.
Gear

Gear are items you can add to your hero to increase their stats. There is multiple items you can get, some being common while others very rare. Each hero can only equip the gear that is for them with the exception of rings. Rings can be added to any hero. Each hero also has a personal gear which is very rare. All Gear will get better based on your level. So it is possible at an orange color gear has worst stats then a green color gear. When looking at gear if the value on the gear is green then its better then what you currently have equipped.

## How to obtain Gear

You can obtain gear from chest after defeating an island, from the item treasures, from rewards during war, and there are offers that will be shown to you every once in awhile that will let you buy gear.

## Types of Gear

* Shawl [image of location]
* Chest [image of location]
* Ring/Amulet [image of location]
* Ring/Amulet [image of location]
* Sword [image of location]
* Arms [image of location]
* Feet [image of location]

## Color of Gear

* Black-Godblessed Gear
* Green-Epic Gear
* Blue - Legendary Gear
* Purple - Eternal Gear
* Orange - Godlike Gear
* Red - Titan Gear

## Unique Items

Unique items are very powerful items with exclusive perks that normally cannot be found on other items of the same type. They can only be found in titan chests and their drop rate is rather low. Each hero has his own unique items and only one can be used by all of them. The following table lists all the known unique items.
Chevrolet Monte Carlo

The Monte Carlo is a sedan marketed by Chevrolet in the seventies and eighties and again from 1995 to 2007.

## Name

It was named for the capital of the Principality of Monaco. Monte Carlo is noted as a resort, site of a Formula One race, and a popular rally spot.

## Motorsport

The Monte Carlo primarily competed in NASCAR, but also competed in IMSA GTO and Trans Am like most NASCAR sedans in the eighties.
Hudson Hornet

The Hornet is a sedan marketed by Hudson in the fifties. It is best knon for its *Fabulous Hudson Hornet* livery used in stock car racing.

## Motorsport

The Hornet is best known for its success in NASCAR.

## Film

The Pixar film *Cars* has the character Doc Hudson, who is a Hornet, and is revealed to have been the *Fabulous Hudson Hornet*.
Gate of Apollo

*"The Gate of Apollo represents the power of your defense. By upgrading the gate you can build additional defensive fortifications and elongate the path. Every upgrade will also increase the strength of the Gate of Apollo."*

## War Blessing (Chaos Gate)

*"The Chaos Gate creates holes in time and space, sucking units into the great nothingness of Chaos itself."*
1940 Ford

The 1940 Ford was a line of vehicles built by Ford just before World War II halted the automotive industry to save materials for the war effort. The model is extremely popular with hot rodders.

## Gaming

A 1940 Ford appears in racing video game *Forza Motorsport 5*, making it the first prewar model to appear in a *Forza* game. It was carried over to *Forza 6*.
Minotaur

## Resistance

 Fire 50%

 Lightning 25%

## Description

*"The Minotaur slaughters crowds of enemies with his swinging fists. When angry, he lowers his shoulders and Dashes headlong into the enemy, cutting huge swathes through their ranks. Upgrading the Minotaur will increase the power of all his attacks."*

## Divine Blessing (Aeetes Minotaur)

*"Deals additional fire damage and causes enemies to burn."*
Ford Bronco

The Bronco was a compact SUV marketed by Ford from the sixties to nineties. Its name was intended to correspond with the Ford Mustang. The model was made infamous in the nineties after the O.J. Simpson police chase, although Simpson was driving a then-new model.

## Concept Car

A concept car was made based on the original Bronco, but was not produced.
Buick Gran Sport

The Gran Sport (also known as the GS) was a special version of the Buick Skylark. A "GSX" model was also offered later on. The GS name eventually became a trim for the Buick Regal, but unrelated to performance. The "Gran Sport" name had also been used as a special unrelated model of the Chevrolet Corvette.

## Motorsport

The Gran Sport and GSX competed in stock car racing. Buick withdrew from NASCAR after the eighties, leaving later Buicks with the GS trim to be unusued in motorsport.
Shelby Daytona

The Daytona was a coupe version of the Shelby Cobra. It was named after the famous oval racetrack in Florida, which had become noted for its 24-hour endurance race using an infield road course. Despite its name it was of no relation to the Dodge Daytona and Chrysler did not file suit. The car also did not compete in NASCAR, being a sports car rather than a sedan. The Daytona formed the basis for the modern Dodge Viper.

## Motorsport

The Shelby Daytona primarily competed in GT racing, where it garnered major success.

## Concept Car

A concept car called the Ford Shelby GR-1 was created as a modern version of the Daytona, but was never produced.
Honda Civic

The Civic is a compact car marketed by Honda since 1972. Its name is likely derived from the earlier Honda CVCC, which stood for "Compound Vortex Controlled Combustion". Originally a subcompact, the car became a standard compact in later years. A hatchback was offered for awhile as well as a five-door.

## Motorsport

The Civic is very popular in Japan in Super GT and drift racing. In the US the Civic has been a popular touring car for decades. It currently competes in the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge and Pirelli World Challenge.
Ford Victoria

The Victoria was a sedan marketed by Ford in the fifties. A Crown Victoria was later offered, and decades later became the definitive interceptor. The Victoria was named for Queen Victoria, a late nineteenth century to early twentieth century British monarch.

## Motorsport

The Victoria competed in stock car racing.
Chrysler 300

The 300 is a line of cars first marketed as a "letter series", with each letter signifying a new generation (the letter I was skipped to avoid being mistaken for the number 1). The line was primarily marketed in the fifties and sixties.

## Revival

The 300 was revived around the turn of the millennium with the 300M. It was later replaced with the 300C, criticized for not being the 300N and for using a name already used.

## Motorsport

Early 300s competed in NASCAR until Chrysler withdrew to focus on its Plymouth and Dodge brands.
Dodge Daytona

The Daytona was a racecar introduced by Dodge in 1969 as a way to create a more aerodynamic stock car. It was based on the Dodge Charger and featured a nose cone and large tail wing. NASCAR required that at least 500 units had to be sold, so Dodge built 500. The final one was used in NASCAR as the "Daytona 500", after the famous race. A twin known as the Plymouth Superbird was also available based on the Plymouth Roadrunner.

## Motorsport

The Daytona and its twin were designed to compete in NASCAR, and were competitive in their day. The revival competed in the IMSA GT Championship and Trans Am.

## Revival

The name was revived in the eighties on a sports coupe and later in the 2000s on a special edition of the Charger.
Plymouth Roadrunner

The Roadrunner was a car marketed by Plymouth in the sixties and seventies. A special Plymouth Superbird version was created for NASCAR. Production versions featured a horn that made a "beep beep" sound similar to the classic Looney Tunes character. The horn was modified from a Volkswagen Beetle horn.

## Motorsport

The Roadrunner and Superbird are best associated with NASCAR legend Richard Petty, sponsored by STP Motor Oil.
Datsun 240Z

The 240Z was a sports car marketed in the sixties and seventies by Datsun, and marked the beginning of the "Z-Car" line. It was known as the Nissan Fairlady in Japan.

## Television

In the original Transformers series, Autobot Bluestreak transforms into a 240Z interceptor.

## Motorsport

The 240Z competed in the IMSA GT Championship.
Buick Roadmaster

The Roadmaster was a car marketed by Buick from the thirties to fifties. It also spawned the Buick Skylark.

## Motorsport

The Roadmaster was used in stock car racing.

## Revival

The name Roadmaster was revived in the nineties, but did not last.

## Television

The nineties model was seen in Nickelodeon television program *The Adventures of Pete and Pete* as the Wrigleys family wagon.
Mini Cooper

The Mini Cooper is a subcompact car marketed by Cooper in the fifties and sixties. It was originally marketed by Austin.

## Motorsport

The Mini Cooper competed in the Trans Am Series under two liter class. The modern Mini competes in the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge street tuner class and the Pirelli World Challenge touring car B-spec class.

## Revival

BMW revived the Mini Cooper. However, this version has been criticized for being larger than the original. A five-door version has even been created, making it even larger.

## Film

A film entitled *The Italian Job* involves a group of gangsters using Minis to pull off a heist. A remake decades later was made using the new Minis.
Quests

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By completing quests, players can earn rewards for reaching specific goals. Each quest consists of three goals with increasing difficulty and rewards. Rewards can be gems, domination points, gold, wisdom or ambrosia.

## Alliance

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Triumph TR

The TR was a line of sports cars marketed by Triumph from the fifties to the eighties. The final one was the TR8.

## Motorsport

Initial TRs competed in general grand tourer racing, while later models such as the TR8 competed in the IMSA GT Championship.

## Video Gaming

The TR3 is available in the racing video game *Forza Motorsport 4*. The developers were on a classic British kick at the time, adding two from each brand. However, DLC was abandoned before a second Triumph could be added.
MG T-Series

The T-Series was a line of automobiles first marketed by MG in the thirties. Design was halted in the forties due to World War II, and the line was continued into the fifties until eventually succeeded by the MGA and MGB.

## Motorsport

In the prewar years and somewhat into the fifties the T-Series competed in racing, but was withdrawn after its successors were introduced.

## Revival

After the turn of the millennium, MG introduced the MGF roadster. It was eventually renamed the MGTF, but had no resemblance whatsoever to the classic T-Series.
Ford Fairlane

The Fairlane was a sedan marketed by Ford in the sixties. The name continued to be used in Australia after the model was discontinued until 2007. The American model featured a Fairlane 500 version and formed the basis for the Ford Galaxie.

## Motorsport

The Fairlane competed in stock car racing. A "Thunderbolt" drag racing model was also made.

## Film

A film entitled *The Adventures of Ford Fairlane* was made.
Chevrolet Impala

The Impala is a sedan marketed by Chevrolet since the fifties.

## Fifties

The 1959 Impala is noted for its "cat-eye" taillights, which were also applied to the Chevrolet El Camino after it was transfered from the Chevrolet Bel-Air.

## Sixties

The mid sixties Impala is especially popular amongst lowriders, and many have been turned into lowriders. This has made stock versions rare.