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B-29A-BN Superfortress

El **Boeing B-29A-BN Superfortress** es un bombardero estadounidense de Grado IV.

## Historia

Entro en servicio en 1944, a finales de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, con el objetivo de bombardear Japón. Aunque fue diseñado como bombardero diurno de gran altura, en la práctica lo que más realizó fueron misiones de bombardero nocturno con bombas incendiarias. También es famoso por ser el avión que lanzó las bombas atómicas que destruyeron las ciudades japonesas de Hiroshima y Nagasaki. A diferencia de muchos otros bombarderos de la época de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, el B-29 continuó en servicio muchos años después del final de la guerra.

## Características

* **Velocidad máxima:** 613 km/h
* **Altitud máxima:** 12.000 m

## Armamento

### Bombas

* 20 x 500 lb AN-M64A1
* 40 x 500 lb AN-M64A1
* 18 x 1000 lb AN-M65A1
* 8 x 2000 lb AN-M66A2

### Defensivo

* 4 x 12.7 mm ametralladoras M2 Browning en la torreta dorsal delantera
* 4 x 12.7 mm ametralladoras M2 Browning en la torreta dorsal trasera
* 4 x 12.7 mm ametralladoras M2 Browning en la torreta ventral delantera
* 4 x 12.7 mm ametralladoras M2 Browning en la torreta ventral trasera
* 4 x 12.7 mm ametralladoras M2 Browning en la torreta frontal
* 4 x 12.7 mm ametralladoras M2 Browning en la torreta de cola
Les Métiers

## **Métier de Récolte**

* Paysan
* Mineur
* Bûcheron
* Chasseur
* Pêcheur

## **Métier Animalier**

* Éleveur
* Dompteur

## **Métier d'Artisanat**

* Forgeron
* Joaillier
* Ingénieur
* Alchimiste
* Apothicaire
* Architecte
* Cuisinier

## **Métier Commerçant**

* Marchand
* Aubergiste

## **Métier de Saltimbanque**

* Barde
* Danseur
* Divinateur

## **Métier Intellectuel**

* Médecin
* Astronome
* Historien
* Prêtre
* Navigateur

## **Métier de Magie**

* Mage Élémentaire
* Arcaniste
* Nécromancien
* Druide
* Enchanteur / Runiste

## **Métier de Combat**

* Garde
* Soldat
* Maître d'Arme
* Mercenaire/Chasseur de Prime

## **Métier de la Pègre**

* Voleur
* Assassin
* Informateur
* Espion
Les Nains

## **L'Essentiel**

Les Nains sont des humanoïdes de petite tailles.

Leur **peau** peut être des teintes les plus claires aux teintes les plus sombres.

Leurs **cheveux** peuvent être bruns, roux, châtains ou blonds.

Leurs **yeux** peuvent être bleus, verts, marrons, gris ou noisette.

**Taille Moyenne :** 1m30

**Régime alimentaire :** Géophrage (se nourrissent de cailloux) & Omnivore

**Espérance de vie :** 200 ans

**Fertilité :** 50 ans

### **Statistiques de Base :**

• Force
• Dextérité
• Constitution
• Intelligence
• Sagesse
• Charisme

## **En Savoir Plus**

### **Reproduction :**

La gestation chez les Nains dure 9 mois. Les Nains peuvent se reproduire avec les Humains. Ils ne peuvent pas se reproduire avec les Animalis, les Elfes et les Peaux-Vertes. Chaque gestation est espacé au minimum de 5 ans mois.
Nombre d’enfant par accouchement : 1 à 2 maximum.
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### **Prédisposition :**

Les Nains possèdent des prédispositions pour la magie Runique, l’ayant inventée. Les nains sont des êtres puissants et solides qui ont toujours su s’illustrer dans la forge et dans les mines. Ils sont aussi de très bons guerriers, endurants et surtout honorables. Ils possèdent aussi une très bonne vision dans le noir.
Ils sont reconnu pour leurs compétences de forgerons et leur volonté de fer.

### **Croyances & Cultes :**

Les Nains reconnaissent la Genèse comme l’origine du monde ainsi que les dieux Majeurs, comme tous les autres Peuples.
Cependant, les Nains ne croient pas  que les Dieux soient présents. Selon eux, tous les Dieux ont quitté Ysvuur et il ne reste plus que les Peuples à présent. De fait, ils honorent leurs ancêtres et déifie les plus grands Nains que leur Histoire ait connu. Parmi eux, on notera :

* **Tomen Barbe-Froide,** le plus grand Seigneur Nain que le Peuple ait connu**.**
* **Ulric Fer-Rougeoyant,** le plus grand forgeron du Peuple Nain, réputé pour avoir forgé 7 armes légendaires disparues dont la puissance pourrait égaler celle d’un Dieu.
* **Fenrir Oeil-de-Loup,** l’un des plus grand guerrier et combattant Nain. Il est le seul à être mort de vieillesse en demeurant invaincu à l’âge de 187 ans.

### **Carte du Royaume Nain**

Rapide description des lieux importants (capital, grandes villes, petit village)
Solaris : Dieu du Jour et de l’Astre Solaire

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
Thraldin

**Thraldin the Hero of the Mountains** is a hero in Empire Warriors TD. He can be unlocked for 7500 Gems or for $9.99.

## Skills

Thraldin casts a shield, granting **X** magic resistance and armor for himself and nearby allies and removing their status ailments. Additionally, while the shield is activating, Thraldin and allies immune to debuffs from the enemies. For each enemy defeated by Thraldin, this ability's cooldown will be reduced by **Y**s.
(Active skill)
* Level 1: 30res / 1s (CD 40s)
* Level 2: 45res / 1.5s (CD 36s)
Every **X** normal attack of Thraldin will stun enemies in a large area for 2s and deal bonus physical damage equal to **Y**% of his armor.
(Passive skill)
* Level 1: 5atk / 60%
* Level 2: 4atk / 80%
Thraldin gains **X**% attack speed and life steal for each enemy defeated by himself. The effect stack 10 times and will be lost if he dies.
(Passive skill)
* Level 1: 2%
* Level 2: 3%
Upon death, Thraldin has **X**% chance to resurrect with 100% HP right after that. When this ability is activated, his stacks from Battle Spirit will not be lost.
(Passive skill)
* Level 1: 30%
* Level 2: 50%
* Level 3: 70%
Valorh : Dieu de la Création

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
Les Elfes

Les **Elfes** sont des humanoïdes possédant de longues oreilles pointues.

Leur **peau** se trouve dans les teintes claires.

Leurs **cheveux** peuvent être bruns, roux, châtains, blonds ou argentés.

Leurs **yeux** peuvent être bleus, verts, marrons, gris ou noisette.

**Taille Moyenne** : 1m90

**Régime alimentaire** : Omnivore

**Espérance de vie** : 300 ans

**Fertilité :** 80 ans

## **En Savoir Plus**

### **Reproduction :**

La gestation chez l’Elfe dure 1 an. Les Elfes peuvent se reproduire avec les Humains. Ils ne peuvent pas se reproduire avec les Animalis, les Nains et les Peaux-Vertes. Chaque gestation est espacé au minimum de 20 ans.
Nombre d’enfant par accouchement : 1 maximum.

### **Prédisposition :**

Les Elfes possèdent des prédispositions pour la magie Élémentaire. Bien qu’ils semblent frêle, les Elfes sont réputés pour être d’excellent soldats : leur longévité permet un plus long et meilleur entrainement. Fins stratèges, ils exercent aussi beaucoup de travaux intellectuels. Il n’apprécie pas pour autant l’Artisanat autre que la forge.
Ils sont reconnu pour leur sagesse et leur maîtrise de la Magie.

### **Croyances & Cultes :**

Les Elfes reconnaissent la Genèse comme l’origine du monde ainsi que les dieux Majeurs, comme tous les autres Peuples.
Ils prient principalement Solaris et Luna, le dieu du Soleil et la Déesse de la Lune lors de grandes célébrations. Ils louent Luna lors du solstice d’Hiver, où les nuits deviennent plus longue; et Solaris lors du solstice d'Été, où les jours deviennent plus longs.

### **Le Royaume Elfe**

Rapide description des lieux importants (capital, grandes villes, petit village)
Khazid’hea : Avatar de l’Existence

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
La Magie

La Magie est une aptitude que les Mortels ont acquise à travers les âges, leurs permettant de manipuler une énergie particulière se trouvant partout dans le monde : le Void. Plus la concentration en Void est puissante dans un lieu, et plus l'utilisateur de magie se trouvera en capacité de produire des sorts puissants.

Il existe en ce monde des Puits de Magie antiques, véritable source d'énergie pour tous les mages.

## Les différentes magies

* **Magie Élémentaire** : Magie influençant sur les Eléments
* **Magie Arcanique** : Magie influençant la Perception
* **Magie Druidique** : Magie influençant sur la Faune et la Flore
* **Magie d'Enchantement Runique** : Magie influençant sur les Aptitudes des Matériaux
* **Magie Nécromantique** : Magie influençant sur la Mort
F1M2

El **Mitsubishi F1M2** es un avión de ataque perteneciente a Japón. Pertenece al Grado I.

## Historia

El primer vuelo del F1M2 tuvo lugar en 1936 y a partir de ese momento se convirtió en uno de los hidroaviones más importantes de Japón. Participó en misiones de patrulla costera, escolta, búsqueda y rescate y como caza y bombardeo en picado.
Les Humains

## **L'essentiel**

**Les Humains sont des humanoïdes ne possédant aucune caractéristiques physique particulières.**

Leur **peau** peut être des teintes les plus claires aux teintes les plus sombres.
Leurs **cheveux** peuvent être bruns, roux, châtains ou blonds.
Leurs **yeux** peuvent être bleus, verts, marrons, gris ou noisette.

**Taille Moyenne :** 1m70

**Régime alimentaire :** Omnivore

**Espérance de vie :** 80 ans

**Fertilité :** 12 ans

### **Statistiques de Base :**

• Force
• Dextérité
• Constitution
• Intelligence
• Sagesse
• Charisme

## **En Apprendre Plus**

### **Reproduction :**

La gestation chez l’Humain dure 9 mois. Les Humains peuvent se reproduire avec les Elfes, les Nains, les Animalis. Ils ne peuvent pas se reproduire avec les Peaux-Vertes. Chaque gestation est espacé au minimum d’un an.
Nombre d’enfant par accouchement : 1 à 3 maximum.
​​​​​​

### **Prédisposition :**

Les Humains ne possèdent aucune prédisposition à la **Magie** ou le **Combat**. Ils peuvent cependant apprendre à la maîtriser.
Ils ont une constitution leur permettant d’exercer un grand nombre de métiers, des plus éprouvants aux plus intellectuels. Ils sont principalement connus pour leur **Artisanat**.

### **Croyances & Cultes :**

Les Humains reconnaissent la Genèse comme l’origine du monde ainsi que les dieux Majeurs, comme tous les autres Peuples.
Ils croient néanmoins en trois dieux mineurs supplémentaires :

* **Ariwen : Déesse de la Fertilité et des Moissons**
* **Togard : Dieu de la Guerre et de l’Honneur**
* **Ygnalt : Dieu des Artisans et Commerçants.**

**Les Humains pratiquent leurs croyances dans des Temples, un Temple n’étant dédié qu’à un seul Dieu.**

### **L'Empire**

Rapide description des lieux importants (capital, grandes villes, petit village)
Rita : Déesse de la Vie

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
Les Animalis

## **L'essentiel**

Les Animalis sont des humanoïdes possédant des caractéristiques animales.

On décompte à ce jouri quatre “catégories” d’Animalis : les “reptiliens”(ressemblent à des reptiles) ; les “aviens” (ressemblent à des oiseaux), les “marins” (ressemblent à des poissons) et les “beast” (ressemblent à des animaux à fourrure).

Il existe des **Animalis Majeurs** et des **Animalis Mineurs.**

* **Animalis Majeurs :** ressemblent davantage à des animaux qu’à des humains**.** Leur peau peut être recouverte d’écailles, de fourrure ou de plumes. Ils peuvent possédez des crocs, des oreilles animales, des becs ou des yeux spéciaux**.**

* **Animalis Mineurs :** ressemblent davantage à des humains qu’à des animaux. Ils peuvent possédez des crocs, des oreilles animales, des queues ou des yeux spéciaux.

**Taille Moyenne :** 1m70

**Régime alimentaire :** Omnivore

**Espérance de vie :** 60 ans

**Fertilité :** 12 ans

### **Statistiques de Base :**

• Force
• Dextérité
• Constitution
• Intelligence
• Sagesse
• Charisme

## **En Savoir Plus**

### **Reproduction :**

La gestation chez l’Animalis dure 3 mois. Les Animalis peuvent se reproduire avec les Humains. Ils ne peuvent pas se reproduire avec les Elfes, les Nains et les Peaux-Vertes. Chaque gestation est espacé au minimum de six mois.
Nombre d’enfant par accouchement : 1 à 2 maximum.
​​​​​​

### **Prédisposition :**

Les Animalis possèdent des prédispositions pour la magie Druidique, de part leur affinité avec la Nature. Ils possèdent une constitution similaire à celle de l’Humain, lui permettant de réaliser à la fois des tâches éprouvante comme intellectuelle. En fonction de son espèce, un Animalis possède à la fois des avantages et des inconvénient.
Ils sont reconnu pour leur connaissance des plantes, de la faune et de la flore ainsi que pour leurs compétences agricoles.

### **Croyances & Cultes :**

Les Animalis reconnaissent la Genèse comme l’origine du monde ainsi que les dieux Majeurs, comme tous les autres Peuples.
Ils ne vouent cependant un culte qu’à Lyana, qu’ils honorent chaque jour par une prière. Ils n’ont pas de lieux de culte particulier.
Les plus croyants ne mangent que les fruits et les légumes qu’ils cultivent, ou alors de la viande d’animaux morts naturellement de vieillesse. Ils refusent catégoriquement de tuer.

### **Territoire Animalis**

Rapide description des lieux importants (capital, grandes villes, petit village)
Ariwen : Déesse de la Guerre et de l’Honneur

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
Atir : Dieu de la Mort

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
Togard : Dieu de la Fertilité et des Moissons

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
Deep in the Forest

*As we deepened into the forest, the darkness became denser. Those spiders seem to have turned this place into their kingdom. Where did they come from? How long do we need to fight with them?"*

**Deep in the Forest** is 22nd level of Empire Warriors TD. There are three entrances follows by two exits.

## Scenery

* Spider Web x2
* Strategic Point x12
Ancient of Magic

## Description

A mighty golem that control the power of the earth and can slow enemies around it.

## Abilities

### **Stone edge**

   The Ancient's normal attack now reduce movement speed of enem

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### **Ground slam**

The Ancient slams on the ground, dealing physical damage to nearby enemies and reducing their attack for a short duration. Cooldown: 15 seconds

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## Related Upgrades

Increase every golem's basic attack by 10% (66-101 damage)

Increase every golem's attack range by 15%

Golems construction and upgrading cost are reduced by 15% (306 gold)

Each basic attack now has a 10% chance to stun enemies for a 1 second

Each basic attack of golem deals bonus magic damage equal to 5% of target's current HP
Aremin : Dieu de l'Equilibre

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
Ygnalt : Dieu des Artisans et des Commerçants ​​​​

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
The First Attack Wave

*"Grando's vanguard army which is commanded by Orc general Nad'lug has began attacking Woodland, but fortunately, Endia's troops appeared in time. Prince Jave immediately led the troops into battle to help the Elves defeating the invaders."*

**The First Attack Wave** is the fourth level of Empire Warriors TD. This is where the level 4a towers were available only.

## Scenery

* Strategic Points x12
* Arcane Wardens
Land of the Ice Trolls

*"Be careful, we have come to Stormwind. This is the hideout of the fierce Ice Trolls, who will attack any stranger that violate their territory. We certainly would not want any more trouble from the Trolls."*

**Land of the Ice Trolls** is the eleventh level of the game and the first level which has the environment of "Mountains". This level consists of four Ice Crystals.

## Scenery

* Strategic Point x18
* Ice Crystal x4
Vanquished

Vanquished (VQ) is a T2 zone. Elite Vanquished (EVQ) is its elite counterpart.

4 types of MK2 boosts can be obtained from Vanquished: damage, ammo, armor, and crit damage.

It consists of many ranged enemies, most projectiles are on a simple trek.

tips: try to spend as little time on the moving platforms since if you get knocked of it can be a problem.

in mid boss for elite you can go on the platforms under the boss and most projectiles will miss you.
Wiki Syndéal

## Bienvenue sur le wiki de Syndéal !

Syndéal est un serveur Roleplay Minecraft où l'exploration, la découverte et l'aventure sont les maîtres-mots !

Ainsi, ce Wiki aura pour vocation de vous présenter notre univers en long, en large et en travers, avant votre grand plongeon pour nous rejoindre. Vous pourrez retrouver tous les éléments essentiels pour compléter votre candidature sur notre site (lien à mettre).

N'hésitez pas à contacter l'Equipe en cas de pépin ou d'incompréhension via notre Discord, nous sommes là pour ça !

Bonne découverte et à très bientôt nous l'espérons !
Elena Onassis

**Elena Onassis** is the glamourous sister to Evander Onassis. She abuses her late father's inheritance money to live out her lavish lifestyle while doting on her adoptive brother and the handsome Greek waiters in Tyrnavos. She serves as a main driving force for her brother's quest as he tries to rescue her from the clutches of the Olympians and Rae Estus.

After Evander's grand quest across Greece, he returns to find Elena in safe hands - engaged to her captor Rae Estus. Though initially in shock, he quickly warmed up to the titan and the three now live happily in Tyrnavos running Rae's new restaurant.
Cave Mine

The **Cave Mine** is an underground cavern in Snowy Island, where miners can dig for treasure. This cavern was opened up after a rockslide revealed the entrance, and later on penguins set up mining equipment, and since then, it was a place to dig for coins. The mine is very dark, and used a snowball-powered generator to illuminate the cavern.
Heirarchs

Palace of the Heirarchs

The **Hierarchs**, also known as **High Prophets**, are the highest theocratic leaders of the Imperial Council; by extension, the supreme leaders of the entire Dwendalian Empire. They also act as proxies of the Emperor of Mankind, being the only mortals allowed to see and communicate with him. The task of the Heirarchs is to interpret and enact the will of the Emperor. Accordingly, the position of Heirarch is the most politically powerful in the Empire.

The triarchy is composed of three titles; the Heirarch of Tranquility, the Heirarch of Penance, and the Heirarch of Fortitude. These titles confer the ceremonial roles of Supreme Commander of the Dwendalian Military, Ecclesiarch of the Imperial Cult, and Guildmaster of the Imperium, respectively.

Heirarchs are supposedly elected by popular vote, cast only by the Empire's aristocracy, military elite and wealthiest men, with the blessing of the Ecclesiarchy, swearing an oath to serve for life. In practice, however, it appears that the Hierarchs are appointed and replaced via political machination and cunning social manoeuvring, as was the case with the current Heirarchs of Tranquility and Fortitude.
Emperor of Mankind

The Emperor of Mankind during the founding of Dwendalia

**The Emperor of Mankind**, often referred to by His followers as **God-Emperor** or **Master of Mankind**, is the immortal supreme leader and living God of the Dwendalian Empire, and is described by the Ecclesiarchy and the Imperial Cult as the Father, Guardian and God of Humanity.

The Emperor is the central figure of the Dwendalian faith, integral to the founding of Dwendalia and serving as its first and only Emperor. He is thought to be from a time long before the Calamity, ascending to godhood upon the founding of the Empire. He is the lone deity in the Imperial Cult, worshipped alongside the mortal Saints of the Imperium.

The Emperor rules by proxy through the Heirarchs, who are the only mortals allowed to see and communicate with him. This gives the Heirarchs the ultimate power over the empire, despite still ostensibly being subservient the Emperor. Since the Emperor no longer governs his Empire directly, it is the claim of the Heirarchs that His immortal will is known to them and the Emperor thus rules *through* the Heirarchs.

While his worship was initially reserved only for Humans, over the centuries the Ecclesiarchy has allowed the other races of Albion to join the Imperial Cult. He is currently worshipped as not only the guardian of Humanity, but the guardian of all sentient humanoid races.
King Uldren I

**King Uldren I Lionheart of Maribor**, also known as the **Lion of the North**, is the current regent of the Kingdom of Maribor. He is known and feared throughout Albion as ruthless, cunning, uncompromising and ambitious, and uses this reputation to his advantage. He rules his kingdom from the seat of Riverrun with an iron fist, but is nevertheless loved by the general populace of Maribor.

Uldren came to power under highly unusual circumstances- after the assassination of his older brother, Foltest II, Uldren was appointed Lord Protector of the Realm until the young son of Foltest, Eddard, came of age. However, before Eddard's coronation, the marriage of Foltest II and his wife Anna Manderly was declared bigamous and therefore invalid, making Uldren the rightful heir of the Kingdom. Uldren became King of Maribor, while the young Eddard was never seen again. Uldren married Anna Manderly, who bore him two children before passing away of unknown cause.

In his youth, Uldren commanded the army of his brother, who many viewed to be a weak and indecisive king. When one of the largest and most prosperous houses in Maribor, House Bracken of Brighton, openly defied the crown and Foltest II did nothing, Uldren personally led the Mariborian army to the city of Brighton, razing the city, slaughtering the entire Bracken family before destroying the levies of the Whitewater River and flooding the entire region. The city is now a freezing, monster-infested bog known as Wraithmarsh, and the event is commemorated in a popular song known as the Rains of Wraithmarsh. Similarly, after Foltest I was assassinated by an unknown mage, as Lord Protector Uldren ordered the execution of over 300 mages, hunted and captured by Lady Isabella Mimieux.

When House Aumont went extinct, Uldren legitimised the inheritance of Bowerstone to The Briarwoods, who have become his closest allies in Maribor.
Heirarch of Penance

### Titles

Heirarch of Penance, Ecclesiarch of the Imperial Cult, Arch-Deacon of the Ecclesiarchy (formerly)

## Physical Description

### Eye colour

Pale blue

**The Heirarch of Penance**, born **Tavar Eggebracht**, also known as the **Ecclesiarch of the Imperial Cult**and formerly **Arch-Deacon of the Ecclesiarchy**, is a member of the triarchy of Heirarchs that leads the Imperial Council, and by extension the entire Dwendalian Empire. He holds the position as leader of the Ecclesiarchy, the religious body that upholds the tenets of the Imperial Cult. He is technically only beholden to the Emperor of Mankind, however defers to the judgement of the de facto leader of the triarchy, the Heirarch of Tranquility. He is the oldest and longest-serving member of the triarchy, at 82, appointed to the position at the age of 45.

A religious zealot, wholly dedicated to the promulgation of the Imperial Cult, Penance is seen by many as an insane fanatic willing to sacrifice anything or anyone it the pursuit of religious homogeneity on Albion. By others, these traits are viewed as a cleverly crafted persona hiding a sharp, cunning mind bent on the pursuit of power. Penance entered the Ecclesiarchy as a priest, working his way up the ladder until he became Arch-Deacon of the Imperial Cult. From their he ascended to the office of Heirarch, with seemingly no-one questioning his unyielding fervour. He is renown for his long, seemingly nonsensical sermons, as well as the litany of horrifying rumors of sadism and barbarism surrounding his personal life.
Menagerie Coast

## General Information

### Major States

None (officially), Free City of Nazair (functionally), Chimera Coast (functionally)

### Major Cities

Nazair, Kovir, Port Damali, Zadash, Nicodranas

## Societal Information

### Language(s)

All, primarily Common in regional dialects

### Religion(s)

All, primarily Wildemount Pantheon and Church of the Eternal Fire

### Currency

Varied, primarily Dragons

**The Menagerie Coast** is the region of Wildemount encompassing the entirety of its eastern shoreline to the base of the Boneshard Mountains. The term is also used to refer to the collection of city-states that lay claim to the coast, so-called Free Cities that are autonomous and apart to no larger state, though in reality exert a stately influence over their respective regions.

The Coast has been in a near constant state of war for centuries, ranging between small disputes between two cities to devastating continent-wide conflicts between warring alliances. These conflicts are primarily fought using the many mercenary companies established along the coast, most cities lacking a musterable military as is common in Albion. Despite the violence, the region has remained the epicentre of trade in the known world, thriving off of trade between each other, western Wildemount, the Dwendalian Empire and Northern Kingdoms of Albion, and Exandria.

The Menagerie Coast is culturally and ideologically split between between two unofficial axes, the White-Gold Concordat and the Chimera Coast, with the Concordat vehemently opposed to slavery while the Chimera Coast is the central hub of the slave trade in all of Tyria, trading primarily with the Dwendalian Empire. The White-Gold concordat consists of the city-states of Nazair and Kovir, whilst the Chimera Coast consists of Port Damali, Zadash and Nicodranas.
Big Four

**The Big Four** is the name used to refer to the four largest crime factions in the city of Oxcross, who govern the city *de facto* in their spheres of influence. The current members of the Big Four are:

* Beauty and the Beast: The apt aliases for the dapper Dwarf Thori Schiede and the monstrously tall Dwarf Kurda Schwans, the pair run drugs out of the The Castle in the Stone Quarter and have a hand in the majority of organised drug dealing across the Northern Kingdoms through their front company the Lion Trading Company. The employ The Crownsplitters, a ruthless and disaffected Dwarven gang many of whom are former miners and craftsmen evicted from their ancestral homes. The gnome wizard Alfred Queably was adopted by the couple following his orphaning, becoming their foremost child drug-runner in the city before becoming a ward of Lady Kima.
* The Gentleman: A mysterious man of many faces, The Gentleman deals in blood and secrets, monopolising expert contract killings and espionage in Oxcross and the wider North. Employing a vast array of spies, informants and assassins, The Gentleman operates out of the Wanton Harlot, a high-end brothel in the Marble district, but has been known to float between the many bathhouses and brothels he owns. The Drow Eyranis is one such assassin, having recently executed a contact on the Dwendalian commander Cahir var Dyffryn and recieving his reward from The Gentleman himself.
* The Demon: A charismatic Tiefling named Vandran Lavorre that manipulates the vices of the city's wealthy and destitute alike, The Demon operates the majority of casinos, gambling dens, fighting pits and loan sharks in Oxcross, with his sphere of influence reaching across Albion. Known for his lavish parties, vast array of friends in high places and his enviable menagerie of beasts used in his arenas and fighting pits. He is known to have strong connections to the Crimson Cabal, the pirate conclave that rules the Lucidian Ocean.
* The King of Beggars: A thoughtful and pragmatic human of common origin, the self-stylised King of Beggars Frank Bedlam manages a vast network of thieves, beggars, pickpockets, street urchins and tramps of every stripe, scattered throughout the metropolis of Oxcross. Seen as a champion of the downtrodden, Bedlam despises the corruption and prejudice that festers in the city and seeks to redistribute the wealth of the oligarchs and aristocrats. He has of late facilitated the integration of refugees from war-torn southern Lyria into Oxcross, as well as the escape of the now persecuted Elven races.
Lionsgate

Lionsgate, the Royal Palace in foreground and the Temple of the Lawbringer in the distance

## Societal Information

### Races

Humans (71%), Dwarves(9%), Elves(4%), Gnomes (4%), Others (12%)

### Religion(s)

Albionic Pantheon

The **Free** **City of Lionsgate**, also known as the **Golden City** or **the Jewel of the North**, was the former capital of the Kingdom of Albion, now an autonomous city, and the largest metropolis in Tyria. Situated at the mouth of the Bloodwater River in the Crownlands, Lionsgate is the political, economic and cultural epicentre of the North, renown for the dominating Gold Keep, the magnificent Temple District, the sprawling residential and market districts and its bustling harbour. However, under the turbulent environment of the Dwendalian Invasion, the Golden City has began a descent into a den of corruption, crime and instability.
Seeker Assum Emring

**Seeker Assum Emring** is the current Master of Whispers for the Kingdom of Lyria. He is a member of the Council of Lyria, a close advisor of King Andurs IV and a frequent collaborator, second only to Allura Vysoren, with The Nutcrackers. His network of spies and informants is almost unrivalled among the Northern kingdoms, and his services have proved invaluable during the Dwendalian invasion of Lyria. He is quiet, observant and highly intelligent, as well as a capable ranger.
Trade Way

**The Trade Way** is the name for a series of roads and trade routes that span almost the entire continent of Albion north to south, connecting the Northern Kingdoms to the Dwendalian Empire to the south. It is the longest trade route of its kind in all of Tyria. The road connects many of the continents most important cities, namely Lionsgate, Riverrun, Bowerstone and Mistwatch in the Kingdom of Maribor, Oxcross and Port Ellander in the Kingdom of Lyria, and Vicovaro, Rot an der Rot, Ravensburg, Eichenwald and Dwendalia in the Dwendalian Empire. The Trade Way intersects with the Golden Road at Oxcross, marking it as the central hub of commerce in the Northern Kingdoms.
Lyana : Déesse de la Protection

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Préceptes**

☀For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50

### **Pouvoirs**

For what it's worth, "homework" is probably more appropriately rendered *pēnsum* than *opus*. It's what a lot of Latin textbooks seem to use, and it comes from the past participle of *pendere*, to weigh. locutio.net/… is in French but begins: "A Latin word that described the weight of wool that a slave had to spin in a day." (The word "pensum" is also used in English—and I believe in French—to describe homework as punishment, but that sense was absent from the Latin.) – Joel Derfner Feb 29 '16 at 11:50
Green Pact

The **Green Pact** was an oath made by the Nepharim elves to S'lva, the forest deity, in return for his patronage. The pact dictates Nepharim cannot kill, injure, or eat any vegetation.

## Conditions

The known conditions of the Green Pact are as follows:

* Only meat-based products can be consumed.
* Prohibits the use of wood or other vegetable derivatives as building materials.
* Forbidden to harm trees and plant life for their own betterment.
* Forbidden to smoke anything of a vegetable nature.

Part of the Green Pact is the Meat Mandate, which dictates that a fallen enemy must be eaten completely before three days pass. Another portion of the Green Pact is the tradition of the pact-hostage, which helps to ensure equal treatment in a contract between unequal partners, such as a contract between a mage and a villager. If the more powerful party does not fulfill their end of the bargain, then the pact-hostage will be served to them as Unthrappa, or atonement in Common tongue.

## Effect on Nepharim culture

The Green Pact has heavily impacted Nepharii cuisine, combat, weaponry and construction. The Nepharim have developed methods of fermenting meat and milk to develop powerful alcoholic beverages, and their weapons such as bows are often made of treated and shaped bones. Nepharim are also dependent on either stone or imported timber for construction purposes.

The Nepharim were religiously carnivorous and cannibalistic as a result of the Green Pact; this has led to changes in approaches to combat, such as fasting and planning family feasts following a battle.
Guilds of Oxcross

Sigil of Oxcross and the Guilds

**The Preeminent Council of the Guilds of Oxcross**, more commonly known as the **Guilds of Oxcross**, is a collection of merchants, craftsmen and artisans based in the city of Oxcross that convene to deal with a myriad of commercial affairs. Their collective power is almost unrivalled in the Kingdom of Lyria and maintain strong footholds in Oxcross, Port Ellander, Stilben and Westcliffe despite Dwendalian occupation, with strong ties to both other Northern Guild collectives and the Dwendalian Trade Corporation,
Isabella Mimieux

### Titles

Master of the Arcane and Master of Whispers of the Kingdom of Maribor, Chancellor of the Brightwall Academy

## Physical Description

### Eye colour

Light Grey

**Lady Isabella Mimieux**, also known as **the Hangwoman**, is an extremely powerful arcanist of the Kingdom of Maribor, serving King Uldren I as his Master of the Arcane and Master of Whispers. She is renown for her cold, calculating and ruthless personality as well as her close relationship with Uldren I, rising to power alongside him. Upon Uldren I's ascension, Lady Isabella was charged with the investigation into the recent assassination of King Foltest II, ultimately hunting down and executing over 300 of her fellow mages, giving her the nickname 'The Hangwoman'. She also serves as the Chancellor of the Brightwall Academy, however this is largely ceremonial as she has long abandoned the duties of the role