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It's a Toga Party & Everyone's Coming

**It's a Toga Party & Everyone's Coming** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Opening Quote

"🎶Ooohhhh, put your legs on my shou-woah-lder...🎶"

### Question

If the mythological Roman lovers Vertumnus and Pomona were to engage in mutual and simultaneous oral stimulation, it would most likely be referred to as what?

### Choices

1. MXVIII

2. DIC

3. LXIX

4. MIC

### Choice Quotes

1. " "

2. "DIC? No. That's what you're gettin' for this answer."

3. "LXIX, or 69."

4. "MIC?" "K-E-Y, M-O-U-S-E!"
The Cave

***"The Cave"*** is a level that presents a stark contrast between its initial colorful entrance and the ominous darkness that awaits players as they venture deeper. The level begins inside a vibrant and enchanting cave, with walls adorned in an array of dazzling, glowing crystals. The air is thick with an otherworldly luminescence, casting a captivating and ethereal aura over the surroundings.

As players appear into this magical cave, they're greeted by the sound of dripping water, creating an unsettling atmosphere. The task at hand is to search for and collect these radiant crystals to unlock the path leading to the deeper, more treacherous sections of the level.

However, the further players progress, the more oppressive and menacing the environment becomes. The once-colorful cave gradually gives way to a desolate and all-encompassing darkness, obscuring their surroundings. This inky void engulfs the player, and the world seems to close in on them, creating a sense of claustrophobia and unease.

Navigating this darkness becomes increasingly challenging, as players must rely on their wits and limited visibility to find their way. The path is fraught with danger as they encounter creatures like the Oblitus and Cohaerentia, who prowl in the shadows, ready to pounce on unsuspecting players. These encounters intensify the level's eerie atmosphere and the fear of being attacked by these elusive and malevolent entities.

In the midst of this suffocating darkness, players must press on, driven by the desire to escape ***"The Cave"*** and the inscrutable clutches of ***"The Clock"***. They must find more of the radiant crystals to illuminate their way and eventually reach the level's end, all while navigating this chilling, unpredictable, and eerie environment.
Porn Stars & the AMA®

**Porn Stars & the AMA®** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

2. anorchism

3. dermatitis artefacta

4. amastia

2. "Wrong. Anorchos?" [high pitch] "Means you don't have any testicles."

3. "Wrong. That's a term for self-inflicted skin condition. Although you might be into that."

4. "If you're female and you've got amastia, you're probably not gonna make it as a pornstar. It means having no breasts."

### Answer Quote

"I wonder what his G-string would look like."
More Money than God

**More Money than God** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

2. a nonillionaire

3. a sextillionaire

4. a trillionaire

### Choice Quotes

1. "A cotillionaire. Well, he wouldn't have much money, but he'd be a big hit at debutante balls."

2. "A nonillionaire."

3. "That's a one followed by 21 zeroes. Not bad, but not the biggest."

4. "That's a wrong answer with twelve zeroes after it."

### Answer Quote

"We're talkin' a one with 30 zeroes behind it. That's a big wad."
Lenny & Squiggy International

**Lenny & Squiggy International** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

In a get-rich-quick scheme, Lenny and Squiggy import French beer to Milwaukee. To the audience's amusement, at the end of the episode, the U.S. government imposes:

### Question Reading

"In a get-rich-quick scheme, Lenny and Squiggy import French beer to Milwaukee. To the audience amusement, at the end of the episode, the U.S. government imposes:"

### Choices

1. an income tax

2. a tariff

3. a levy

4. an export tax

### Choice Quotes

1. "Bad news. You're getting audited."

2. "Those nutty bureaucrats."

3. sound clip

4. "Ever hear of a wrong answer tax? Kinda works like this:"

### Answer Quote

"A tariff is a tax imposed by the government on an imported good. That's why Chocky Cereal's made here in America. Little plug for our sponsor."

### Alternate Answer Quote

"A tariff. A tariff is a tax imposed by the government on an imported good. That's why Chocky Cereal's made here in America. Little plug for our sponsor."
Area 15

Area 15 is where most of the game Kid Slime VII: Patient Zero is located in. It is on the seventh isle, Gansukan.

# **Role**

Kid Slime is informed by Mayor Stone that there is an abandoned government base on Gansukan that has been suspected of being took over. Prince Speer and the others had took over the base on Area 15 to create clones of current and deceased bosses and robots. The head of the operation was Lieutenant Atomic, who was creating clones to overtake Kid Slime and build back their army who most had been killed by the crew. After Kid Slime XI: Deep Space Nine, Kirby takes over Area 15 to clone Kid Slime and the crew, to overpower Shadoo's army.

# **Trivia**

* Area 15 is based on the real government base, Area 51.
* The idea for the clone and robot idea came to CrismonStudios CEO Christopher Metcalfe (crimyt), after watching an episode of Family Guy, where one of the characters creates the cure for cancer, and hides it from the public.
I Wouldn't Kiss a Dog with That Mouth

**I Wouldn't Kiss a Dog with That Mouth** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

If you were walking your dog in Cleveland, it would go, "bow-wow" or "woof-woof." In Kiev, it would go "gav-gav." And in Munich, "wau-wau." What about in Beijing?

### Choices

1. wung-wung

2. cum-yum

3. gum-gum

4. wang-chung

### Choice Quotes

1. sound clip

2. "Cum-yum? What do you think they feed those dogs in China?"

3. sound clip

4. "Wang-chung? Uh, sorry. Not tonight."

### Answer Quote

"Wung-wung. And if you're not careful, it might go wung-wung all over your shoe."
Semites & '70s Music

**Semites & '70s Music** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

A little Israeli boy is running around yelling for his father in Hebrew. Which musical group is likely to answer?

### Choices

1. Chic

2. ABBA

3. Queen

4. KISS

### Choice Quotes

1. "La Freak, c'est wrong."

2. "ABBA."

3. [puffs, inhales] "Queen as your dad." [suppressed laugh, inhales again] "Now there's a therapy bill."

4. "KISS is incorrect. But those guys need the attention so they might answer anyway."

### Answer Quote

"Hebrew for 'Dad'. Swedish for: My name is 'Bjorn, come dance with me now.'"
Accelerator

**REQ.:** When you roll dice for an effect.**1|O1PT| Roll one extra die for that effect.**

*"I'm accelerating!" —Suguri*

### Artist

Mizuki Seo

**Accelerator** is a Backup Technique in Crossing Cards, which was first released in *Beginning of Greatness*.

## Trivia

* In the original print run of *Anniversary Box '23*, this card's art was miscredited to Hono.
Face-down cards

**Face-down cards** are a common game element in Crossing Cards, and one to consider the implications of when playing.

* Both Fighter Cards *and* Technique Cards can be face-down. Fighter Cards are always face-down in Guard stance (horizontal tilt); Techniques have a vertical tilt.
* Face-down cards may be looked at at any time *by their owner*, or those that are on the same team as them. Other players can only view these cards if they are revealed, or if a card effect allows them to privately look at them.
* Fighter Cards that are in face-down Guard stance can be moved into face-up Strike stance by their owner for no Cost. An attack against a face-down Fighter will flip it up into face-up Guard stance (after the attack, its ON FLIP effect can activate, if any).
* The properties of face-down cards (aside from their location and megatype, plus the fact that they are face-down) are **never** known by the game itself when performing most logic. For example, a Fighter that was called by its own effect, and then flipped face-down by card effect, is not known to have been called by an effect. If it is flipped face-up, it gains any properties it normally has, but some things are lost.
	+ However, face-down Fighters can be used to pay costs and resolve effects of cards that mention specific attributes, *by their owner*, if they do meet them normally. Otherwise, the requirement would explicitly specify a face-up Fighter they control.
Backup Techniques

Backup Techniques are one of the main types of cards in Crossing Cards. Marked by light red frames, these cards must be set in the backline before use, and cannot be used during the turn they are set. During any player's turn afterward, however, they can be activated by paying Mana, and are sent to the Ruins immediately after resolving. As their name implies, Backup Techniques are often used for countering foe's actions that may disrupt your strategy, and as such many Backup Techniques have REQ conditions to fulfill before they can be used. They can also be used as forms of support or offensive strategies like Standard Techniques, albeit at a slower pace.

Standard Techniques have a small amount of sub-types, being Reversal Techniques and Persistent Techniques.
Dog Food & Italian Cuisine

**Dog Food & Italian Cuisine** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Opening Quote

"Hey, you remember that dog food commercial where the dog chases around a miniature covered wagon?"

### Question

If the little covered wagon broke a wheel, which type of pasta could they possibly use to replace the wheel and stay ahead of the dog?

### Choices

1. farfalle

2. ruote

3. ravioli

4. ziti

### Choice Quotes

1. "No, but if the covered wagon drives off the kitchen counter, that's really a farfalle."

2. "Ruote."

3. sound clip

4. "No, that's wrong and for godsakes, don't squeeze it." [splat]

### Answer Quote

"They're shaped like wagon wheels. Course, if you're gonna use them on the wagon, you don't wanna boil em first."
More Fun with Yiddish

**More Fun with Yiddish** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

2. a dog with a tackle box

3. a table-clearer with a psycho

4. a thief with money

2. "No, that's a bitch with bait."

3. "No, that's a busboy with Norman Bates."

4. "No, that's a ganef with gelt."

### Answer Quote

"Eh, some of you gentlemen out there, even the ones who don't speak Yiddish might know what I'm talkin' about here?"
Standard Techniques

Standard Techniques are one of the main types of cards in Crossing Cards. Marked by mint-green frames, these cards are played in the backline by paying Mana like all Techniques, and after resolution, are sent to the Ruins immediately after. As the most straightforward Technique type, Standard Techniques' effects can vary wildly, from basic support for Fighters, drawing cards, or gaining Mana/Stamina, to complicated effects requiring REQ conditions to be met or certain costs to activate.

Standard Techniques have a small amount of sub-types, being Instant Techniques and Persistent Techniques.
Stardust Dragon

Synchro

**MATERIALS:** 1 Tuner + 1 or more non-Tuners**1|** During any player's turn, when an effect is activated that could slay a card(s) on the board: *you can sacrifice this face-up card;* **negate the activation, and if you do, slay that card.**

**2|** During the end of your turn on which effect 1 successfully resolved, while this card is in your Ruins: **you can freely call this card to Territory you control.**

### Artist

KONAMI

**Stardust Dragon** is a Synchro Fighter in *Crossing Cards*, which was first released in the *Anniversary Box '23*.

## Trivia

* This card was one of the promotional preview cards released in *Anniversary Box '23*.
Fighters

Fighters are one of the main types of cards used in Crossing Cards. Marked by off-white frames, these cards are called to the frontline and stay there, being able to move freely around to any frontline tiles adjacent to them. Fighters have seven stats: Element, Class, AP, DP, MP, Cost, and Refund.

* A Fighter's Element is the element wielded or associated with them, and is relevant for several card effects. For a list of all Elements, check the Elements page.
* A Fighter's Class is the categorization usually used to describe a Fighter's physical form or role, and is relevant for several card effects. For a list of all Classes. check the Classes page.
* A Fighter's Attack Points, or AP, is a measure of that Fighter's strength in battle, and is the stat used in battles by all Fighters in Strike stance. If two Fighters in Strike stance battle, the Fighter with the lower AP is slain. If both Fighters have equal AP, both are slain by each other.
* A Fighter's Defense Points, or DP, is a measure of that Fighter's defensive prowess in battle, and is the stat used in battles by all Fighters in Guard stance. Fighters in Guard stance cannot attack under normal circumstances--and thus DP cannot be used offensively--but if a Guard stance Fighter is attacked, it cannot be slain unless the attacker's AP is higher than the defender's DP.
* A Fighter's Movement Points, or MP, is a measure of how many tiles that Fighter can move during their player's turn.
* A Fighter's Cost is how much a player must pay in Stamina to call that Fighter from the hand to their Territory. When a Fighter loses a battle against another player's Fighter and is slain, the losing player loses Stamina equal to the Cost of the winning Fighter minus the Cost of their losing Fighter. If an attacking Fighter attacks a Guard stance Fighter with higher DP than the attacker's AP, the same effect happens for the attacking player. Additionally, Cost is a relevant aspect for several effects, the handling of Reverence Fighters, as well as the calling of Synchro Fighters.
* A Fighter's Refund is used to discount the Cost of a Fighter called by sacrifice, as well as is the amount of Stamina gained by a player when a Fighter is sent from their frontline Territory to the Ruins by another card's effect, whether it was sent to activate an effect or was slain by a card effect.

There are also several varieties of Fighters that share these attributes, but are called by different means, have different frames, and can operate by different rules: At the moment, the only Fighters of these kinds are Upgrade Fighters, Mettleborn Fighters, Fusion Fighters, and Synchro Fighters, which start the game in one's Prime Deck, and Reverence Fighters, which start the game in the Main Deck like most Fighters.
Gee, That Looks Heavy

**Gee, That Looks Heavy** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

What does the name "Rosetta Stone" mean to you?

### Choices

1. She's the dark lady in Shakespeare's sonnets.

2. She started the Montgomery bus boycott.

3. It was a clue to deciphering hieroglyphics.

4. It's the largest stone at Stonehenge.

### Choice Quotes

1. sound clip

2. "Oh, we got a real civil rights buff here. Try Rosa Parks."

3. sound clip

4. "It's funny, you don't look druidish."
Ships, Dancers, Bugs & Shrinks

**Ships, Dancers, Bugs & Shrinks** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Choices

1. years of the Enterprise's original mission

2. hundreds Tony won in "Saturday Night Fever"

3. legs on a Cootie®

4. amount in cents Lucy charges for advice

### Choice Quotes

1. "Damn it, Jim! I'm a doctor, not a correct answer!"

2. sound clip

3. sound clip

4. "Nope. That's five cents, Chuck."
Auk It to Me

**Auk It to Me** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Opening Quote

"'Auk It to Me?' I think that's a distant relative of 'Hock a Loogie.' but any rate, here's the question."

### Question

A "great auk" might possibly be found at which one of these locations?

### Question Reading

"A 'great auk' might possibly be found in which of these locations?"

### Choices

1. a museum

2. an upscale furniture store

3. a mountain top in Tibet

4. a motel that charges by the hour

### Choice Quotes

1. "\_"

2. "Gotta tell ya, if contestants were retail, you'd be on layaway."

3. sound clip

4. "Personally I don't think you can get a great anything at a motel that charges by the hour."

### Answer Quote

"In a museum. And, you'd only find one there if it were stuffed because the great awk is a bird and it is now extinct."
Crossing Cards Wiki

**Welcome to the Crossing Cards Wiki!**
A digital card game all about whimsical crossovers and bringing everyone together in a fury of passion! A digital, free-to-play, multiplayer CCG (collectible card game) in which you choose the adventure you go on, ***Crossing Cards*** is a game of tenacity, logic, and the tiniest pinch of luck has you managing resources and a struggle for control of a huge board against three other players.

Your knowledge of cards will be tested to the extreme, as well as that of the multiverse itself, as tales from all walks of media have crossed fates to compete here! Brave the Terrain, forge your Plan Bs with Technique Cards, and storm the way to victory with your Fighters. Be the first to claim all territories, or the last player with Stamina Points or cards in your Deck, and you emerge victorious.

First prototyped in August of 2022, Crossing Cards has had over 1 year of gameplay testing, with over 5 set releases and hundreds of unique cards to collect, with more constantly being prototyped, developed and released. By playing the game and solving other challenges - with zero money involved - get your hands on cards galore from packs new and old, or you could even try your hand at trading with others!

We're a collaborative community website about Crossing Cards that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

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Battle mechanics

**Battle** is one of the key actions in Crossing Cards, which partakes on the turn of the player controlling an attacking Fighter Card, used to then attack an opposing Fighter Card. This can be sequenced anywhere outside of other game actions, during freefall in the player's turn.

Basic rules and calculations of battle:

1. Fighters can only launch an attack while they are in **Strike stance** (face-up, vertical tilt), unless otherwise stated. They can also only launch attacks on Fighters within a 2-tile radius of themselves by default (referred to as their **[Attack Range]**).
2. The first calculation performed at the time of an individual battle takes the attacking Fighter's AP and a conditional stat of the defending Fighter: if the latter is in Strike stance, apply its AP against the attacker's, otherwise apply its DP. If the attacker's stat is the higher of the two, the defender is slain, then, if the defender was in Strike stance, another calculation happens, in which the defender's controller loses Stamina equal to the difference between those two Fighters' Costs. If not, the reverse happens if the defender is in Strike stance, meaning the attacker's controller takes damage. If the defender survives, and is in Guard stance, Stamina loss is also applied to the attacker's controller, but nothing happens to the Fighters themselves. If both Fighters' stats are equal and they are also both in Strike stance, both are slain, and both controllers lose Stamina.
3. Battling takes up one of the two actions an individual Fighter can usually make in a turn. This means it competes with the Fighter's movement, as well as its stance being changed naturally. (i.e. If it battles, then changes its stance, it cannot move)
Breaker 1-9

**Breaker 1-9** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Opening Quote

"OK, listen carefully. You're driving your Peterbuilt down a stretch of highway just west of of Des Moines at 10:25 AM. You're haulin' dairy products and your on-air nickname is "the Brown Banana".

### Choices

1. Peterbilt®

2. the Brown Banana

3. dairy products

4. just west of Des Moines

### Choice Quotes

1. "Kinda petered out on that one, did ya?

2. "Sounds like your banana has a bruise. Eat around it."

3. sound clip

4. "Uh-I've just been west of Des Moines."

### Alternate Answer Quote

"Just west of Des Moines. 10-20's your location, for all you civilians out there."

### Trivia

The second choice quote has a similar one used in All's Fair in Love & Tennis.
A Great Joke at Dinner Parties

**A Great Joke at Dinner Parties** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

At a cocktail party, someone tells you your friend is showing more than her fair share of "aqueous humor." What should you do next?

### Choices

1. Congratulate her on her sparkling wit.

2. Tell her to chew with her mouth closed.

3. Chastise her for being insulting.

4. Take her to the emergency room.

### Choices

1. "Oh no, I congratulate you. On your sparkling wrongness."

2. sound clip

3. sound clip

4. "Get her to the emergency room."

### Answer Quote

"Cause she's got excess fluid in her eyeball."
Somnium

## Halluci

Somnium, a haunting and enigmatic entity, is a towering, lanky figure that dwells within the misty and surreal landscape of ***The Desert***. This eerie being is distinguished by its ominous presence and striking features, including a considerable height, shadowy form, and glowing blue eyes that pierce through the fog. Somnium's long, menacing claws, one on each hand, further add to the mystique and unease that surrounds this creature.

Unlike many of the hostile entities that players encounter within the game, Somnium adopts a unique and unsettling role. Instead of displaying aggression, this creature remains passive, making no overt attempts to harm players. However, its behavior is characterized by an ominous and intimidating looming presence.

Within The Desert, Somnium can be found silently and eerily standing tall amid the swirling mists and cactuses. The mere sight of this towering, shadowy figure, shrouded in the fog, is enough to send chills down players' spines. Somnium's glowing blue eyes fixate on players, creating an atmosphere of unease and curiosity.

The relationship between players and Somnium is marked by a sense of foreboding rather than outright hostility. As players explore ***The Desert***, they must navigate around this towering enigma, always aware of its ever-watchful gaze and the presence of those menacing claws. The purpose and intent behind Somnium's presence in this foggy realm remain a mystery, leaving players to ponder the significance of their encounter with this eerie and passive figure as they progress through the game.
Brilliant Insight or Just Poor Eyesight

**Brilliant Insight or Just Poor Eyesight** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Opening Quote

"Which artist might have placed the following ad?"

### Question

HELP WANTED: French painter needs impressionable model. You should look good in pastels and be easier to see the farther away I get.

### Question Reading

"HELP WANTED: uhh, French painter, uh needs impressionable model. You should look good in, uh pastel and be easier to see the farther away I get."

### Choices

1. Monet

2. Michelangelo

3. da Vinci

4. Rodin

### Choice Readings

"Who placed this ad? Monet, Michelangelo, da Vinci, or Rodin?"

### Choice Quotes

1. "Claude Monet, French impressionist painter."

2. sound clip

3. "Da Vinci. Well, there's a very famous french name."

4. "Nice try, Rodin's a sculptor."
Rock & Roll Classics

**Rock & Roll Classics** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

2. The Motels' "Suddenly Last Summer"

3. The Go Gos' "Our Lips are Sealed"

4. Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit"

### Choice Quotes

1. "Richard Cory? Are you tellin' me you forgot the 19th century poem by Edward Arlington Robinson? Come on!"

2. "Suddenly... You found out you were wrong. It's based on a play."

3. "Our Lips are Sealed."

4. "Sorry dude. That one's based on Alice in Wonderland."

### Answer Quote

"Yeah, I think that was based on based on some strange birth defect."
Economics & Mr. Microphone®

**Economics & Mr. Microphone®** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Opening Quote

"Alright, now imagine you've decided to sell your collection of used Ronco products at a flea market."

### Question

You've been told the flea market is part of a "free market." What does this mean?

### Choices

1. There is no booth rental.

2. The fleas are free.

3. You have to give away your products.

4. There are no government regulations.

### Choice Quotes

1. sound clip

2. "OK see, you weren't actually supposed to choose this one."

3. sound clip

4. "There are no government regulations."
Dating & Cannibalism

**Dating & Cannibalism** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

If this practice were common in all animal species, which of these animals would be spared a grisly end?

### Question Reading

"Now, if this practice were common in all animal species, then which of these animals would be spared a grisly end?"

### Choices

1. bulls

2. tercels

3. bucks

4. ewes

### Choice Quotes

1. sound clip

2. "No, a tercel is a male falcon. No, uh, it's a tercel- well, maybe tercel. I-I don't know. ma-uh is the female called a selica?"

3. "Uh, no. But you're gonna be losin' a lot of those about now."

4. "'Ey, good ewes."

### Answer Quote

"A ewes is a sheep, but uh, that's the female so she'd be the one havin' dinner."

### Alternate Answer Quote

"A ewe. It's the female sheep, so she'd be okay cause she's the one havin' dinner."
Classes

Classes are a stat of Fighters, representing a Fighter's physical form or role, and are an aspect mentioned very often in card effects. Each Fighter has one Class, but often a Fighter can have two (marked by a "|" in-between Classes) or rarely even three. The list of classes are as currently follows:

* Mage, representing spellcasters and magic users.
* Warrior, representing swordfighters, knights, and many kinds of weapon-wielders.
* Evil Warrior, representing Warriors that wield their power and weapons for destruction and antagonistic conquest.
* Villain, representing beings known for foul deeds and selfish ambition.
* Gunner, representing beings known for their skills with guns or bows.
* Martial Artist, representing beings skilled in hand-to-hand combat or martial arts.
* Construct, representing machines, and robots.
* Beast, representing wild animals of all kinds.
* Dragon, representing dragons and draconic creatures.
* Bug, representing insects and insect-like creatures.
* Nature, representing beings and animals that are tied to or made of plant life.
* Aquatic, representing beings and animals adapted to the water or even made of liquid.
* Cryo, representing beings adapted to harsh cold or constructed of ice.
* Earthen, representing beings and animals adapted to underground life or rocky, muddy land.
* Tech, representing technologically-savvy beings or those that rely on advanced technology.
* Aero, representing all kinds of flying beings or those otherwise adapted to the sky.
* Electro, representing beings created from electricity.
* Beastkind, representing humanoids with bestial traits.
* Psion, representing beings who are known for their psychic powers or mind-bending abilities.
* Extraterrestrial, representing beings native to the stars.
* Fae, representing beings that are or have strong motifs with fairies or fae magic.
* Angelic, representing beings native to the heavens or blessed by heavenly power.
* Spirit, representing oft-incorporeal beings native to otherworldly realms.
* Undead, representing beings reanimated from the grave or native to domains of death.
* Deity, representing gods of all forms of domains.
* Demon, representing monstrous beings from a netherworld or hellish dimension.
* Critter, a unique class currently exclusive to the Pokémon series of cards, representing all sorts of small animals.
2 cool for school Wiki

**Welcome to the 2 cool for school Wiki!**
Hi there! Oden speaking, the creator of this wiki. This is a wiki for all the characters in my imaginary school! Have fun!

Also if you want to know, i use MS Paint to make my goofy characters.

## All the characters and things. (Not the page)

BlondingtonScruteOden, the main character, the creatorChristinaChadClaraIvyNedo (Inverted Oden)Goofballs School

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Variant Techniques

Variant Techniques are one of the main types of cards in Crossing Cards. Marked by pink frames, these cards are usually set in the backline before activation and must fulfill a requirement and pay a Mana cost to activate, similar to Backup Techniques. A key difference is that all Variant Techniques have an effect where they can call themselves to the frontline, where they are now treated as if they are a Fighter. Variant Techniques' use can vary wildly, from appearing as a needed Fighter to allow the calling of a stronger one, to acting as quickly-called defensive and offensive units. Due to their uses being more tailor-made for specific situations, they aren't as common as Standard and Backup Techniques.
A Comedy of Ice and Fire

**REQ.:** There must be an active Event that was enabled this turn.**1|O1PT|** *Select 1 Fighter you control, and 1 Fighter a foe controls;* **reveal 1 each of “Heat Miser” and “Snow Miser” from your Deck, and if you do, slay both those selected cards on the board, and after that, freely call 1 of the revealed Fighters to your Territory, and 1 to that foe’s Territory.**

**[Buried Power] ALT.:** If both “Heat Miser” and “Snow Miser” are on the board: *you can pay this card’s Cost and extradite this card from your Ruins;* **the AP and DP of all “Heat Miser” and “Snow Miser” on the board are doubled until the end of this turn cycle, also you can examine 3 cards, and if you do, you can place them on either the top or bottom of your Deck in any order.**

*“The Miser brothers **never** liked each other.”*

### Artist

Rankin/Bass Animated Entertainment

**A Comedy of Ice and Fire** is a Standard Technique in Crossing Cards, which was introduced in the *Anniversary Box '23*.
All's Fair in Love & Tennis

**All's Fair in Love & Tennis** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

If Captain Stubing's vessel were called "L'Oeuf Bateau," what would the English translation be?

### Choices

1. The Banana Boat

2. The Shoe Boat

3. The Egg Boat

4. The Zero Boat

### Choice Quotes

1. "I think your boat has a bruise. That's okay, eat around it."

2. sound clip

3. "Egg-cellent choice."

4. "Well, your boat is sinking."

### Answer Quote

"I think it can also be translated to the 'Has-been Actor Boat'."

### Alternate Answer Quote

"The Egg Boat. I think it coulda also been translated to the 'Has-been Actor Boat'."

### Trivia

The first choice quote also had a similar one used in Breaker 1-9.
M61 Frag

The M61 Fragmentation grenade, also known as the M61, grenade or 'nade, is a weapon featured in The Specialists.

## Strategy

The M61 cannot be bought from the pre-spawn store and is instead found around maps in the form of a gold hovering grenade. When held the primary fire begins a throwing animation that takes a second, is thrown a distance and detonates after a few seconds. If close enough to the grenade when it detonates, players can be killed through walls.
A Very Muppet Christmas

**A Very Muppet Christmas** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

Two characters from "It's a Wonderful Life" have names that are shared by two "Sesame Street®" regulars. What are those names?

### Question Reading

"There's two characters from 'It's a Wonderful Life' that have names shared by two 'Sesame Street®' regulars. What are those names?"

### Choices

1. Mr. Hooper & Mr. Potter

2. Oscar & Clarence

3. Bert & Ernie

4. Zuzu & Snuffy

### Choice Quotes

1. "And a Merry Christmas to you. In jail."

2. "Every time ya hear a bell, an angel gets its wings." [offmic] "PULL!" [bullet firing, clang] [offmic] "NOOOOO CLARENCE!"

3. sound clip

4. sound clip
Paparazzi & Fozzie

**Paparazzi & Fozzie** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Opening Quote

"Let's say one of the greatest honors for an accomplished actor is to have a Muppet made in his or her image."

### Question

Which of the following is an actual Muppet named after a famous movie star?

### Choices

1. "Rabbit" Redford

2. Sigourney "Weevil"

3. Meryl "Sheep"

4. "Red Robin" Williams

### Choice Quotes

1. sound clip

2. sound clip

3. "Meryl Sheep. She's an actual muppet."

4. sound clip

### Answer Quote

"Wasn't she fabulous in that movie Silkwool?"
How Many Bras Would That Be?

**How Many Bras Would That Be?** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

If Carol Brady were a pig, what is the greatest number of people she could suckle on her sow teats?

### Choices

1. Marcia, Jan and Cindy

2. Marcia, Jan, Cindy, Peter and Bobby

3. all six Brady kids

4. all six kids plus all the Partridge family kids

### Choice Quotes

1. "That answer suckles."

2. "Hey what about Oliver, the geeky nephew? You can't just leave him out."

3. "You wanna be soft, but ya gotta be firm, there's a right-" [stifled laugh, inhale] "there's a right time for snacks and I say when." [stifled laugh]

4. sound clip

### Answer Quote

[inhales] "Carol would have 14 teats, and she'd still have three left over to wean Alice, Mrs. Partridge and Reuben Kincaid."

### Alternate Answer Quote

"All six kids, plus all the Partridge family kids and she'd still have three left ov-" [stifled laugh] "-er to wean Alice, Mrs. Partridge and Reuben Kincaid.
Bot

Bots are AI-controlled opponents used to fill gaps in the player list in The Specialists.

## Behaviour

Bots can roam, target, shoot, dodge, stunt, use powers, and throw grenades just like any human player.

When equipped with a gun, bots will track targets. When faced with other players with guns, bots will make extensive use of dodging to lose their opponents aim. When equipped with a melee weapon, bots will pursue a target until they are within swinging range, circling their victim so they lose their aim, and swing until they are killed.

When spawned, a new bot will take up one of several names:

* Arthur
* BK
* Boris
* Brock
* Carmack
* Chan-Wook
* Diego
* Doug
* El Gouche
* El Troglodita
* Exile
* Fernandez
* Flannery
* Franko
* Freedman
* Garterman
* Gibbons
* Innuendo
* John
* Keke
* Krammer
* Le Marc
* Lucca
* MacGyver
* Makeeda
* Marcez
* Marmotte
* Mason
* Maximus
* Metaphor
* Morgan
* Neville
* Orgasmo
* Pederson
* Premium
* Rabello
* Rambo
* Razor
* Rivera
* Snake
* Tank
* Theo
* Torres
* Trey
* Van Bommel
* Winters

Bots will also communicate towards players, even other bots, through the in-game text chat with messages playfully insulting or referencing various things.

## Trivia

* Arthur
* BK
* Boris
* Brock
* Carmack
* Chan-Wook
* Diego
* Doug and Pederson may both be referencing Douglas Irvin Pederson, a former quarterbkack for the Jacksonville Jaguars, as putting them together forms Doug Pederson.
* El Gouche
* El Troglodita may be referencing Jean Paul, a famous singer whose nickname El Troglodita translated to "the caveman".
* Exile
* Fernandez
* Flannery
* Franko
* Freedman
* Garterman
* Innuendo
* John
* Keke
* Krammer
* Le Marc
* Lucca
* MacGyver may be referencing the character Angus "Mac" MacGyver from the 1985 television show MacGyver.
* Makeeda
* Marcez
* Marmotte
* Mason
* Maximus
* Metaphor
* Morgan
* Neville
* Orgasmo
* Pederson and Dobule
* Premium
* Rabello
* Rambo
* Razor
* Rivera
* Snake could be referencing Snake Pliskin, the protagonist from the Escape from LA and Escape from New York films, and may also be referencing the long line of characters named Snake from the Metal Gear franchise.
* Tank
* Theo
* Torres
* Trey
* Van Bommel
* Winters
Bloomercenary Sprout

(This card is also treated as a Fighter with the following attributes: LIGHT / Nature / 500 AP / 200 DP / 0 MP / 1 Co / 0 Rf)1| While this card is set, during any player’s turn (except during the turn cycle it is set): **freely call this card from your backline to Territory you control.**

2|ON CALL| If by effect 1: you can *pay 2 Mana*; **send 1 “Bloomercenary” card with 4 or less Cost from your Deck to the Ruins.**

3| While you have no cards in your hand, **you can substitute this face-up card on your Territory for any 1 Fusion material listed on a Nature Fusion Fighter**.

### Artist

NovelAI / Socki

**Bloomercenary Sprout** is a Variant Technique in Crossing Cards, which was first released in *Reinforced Bulwark*.
And Boy Are My Arms Tired

**And Boy Are My Arms Tired** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

2. slang for "stewardess"

3. extra fabric put into large jeans

4. a North American butterfly

2. "No, that would be a flying waitress."

3. "No, that would be a buttonfly buttress."

4. sound clip

### Answer Quote

"Just check out Notre Dame in Paris, cause that cathedral's got some big flyin' buttresses."
Parts Is Parts

**Parts Is Parts** is a question from *YOU DON'T KNOW JACK*.

### Question

A small, dried-up body part resembling a "sea horse" came up for auction at Christie's in 1977. What was it?

### Choices

1. Napoleon's penis

2. Galileo's finger

3. van Gogh's ear

4. Marie Antoinette's uterus

### Choice Quotes

1. "Napoleon's penis."

2. "Nah c'mon, Galileo never gave anyone the finger."

3. sound clip

4. "Actually, that would probably look more like a Grouper."

### Answer Quote

"How someone got his bone apart from the rest of him is unknown."
Raging Bull

The Taurus Raging Bull, more commonly known as just the Raging Bull, is a pistol featured in The Specialists.

## Strategy

Unlike most revolvers, the Raging Bull can only hold five cartridges at a time. But like most revolvers, the Raging Bull is still hard hitting and gives off near hand-breaking recoil per trigger pull.

At distance, patience is the name of the game. As befitting the .454 Casull the in-game gun is based on each shot of the Bull rocks the crosshair upwards significantly, requiring players to pace their shots and make them count, as the downtime afforded to enemies during reloads can end up with the wielder getting sent back to respawn. At long range it can be worth buying a scope, and a laser sight is worth the money in general. Landing multiple shots on one target will wipe them out effortlessly.

The Raging Bull can kill with one shot at close proximity, so it can be worth getting close enough to stick the muzzle in a foe before pulling the trigger.
Pickups

Within each map in The Specialists is a set of pickups with different benefits.

## Ammo

In most other games players can replenish their weapon's ammunition by picking up the exact samw weapon they're currently holding. With such a diverse arsenal such a task would prove difficult. The Specialists rectifies this problem by featuring a general ammunition pickup in the form of two gold extended magazines, which will replenish all bullet-based ammunition. Each map has one ammo pickup which can lead to contest between players, ans thrown blades and grenades are not replenished.

## Grenade

Grenades cannot be purchased from the pre-spawn store, but are instead found in maps in the form of gold floating grenades.

## Slow Time

Slow Time is found in the shape of an outstretched hand. When held and USE is tapped twice, the user and anyone in sight of the user is slowed down for a few seconds. Any gunfire during this event is turned from hitscan to physically based bullets that enter full velocy upon the end of Slow Time.

Depending on the server settings, Slow Time can slow down everyone in the server even if a player is not looking at the initiating player.

## Double Firerate

Double Firerate takes the shape of golden fjred bullets. When activated, the firerate of the currently fired weapon will increase. For semi-auto fire this reduces the time between shots and can allow for faster spam clicking. For full-auto fire this allows users to hold down and fire at a much faster rate.

## Super Jump

Super Jump can be found on maps as a figure performing a kick. Unlike other powerups, Super Jump does not active from pressing USE twice, but instead is consumed upon crouching and jumping. The user will rocket into the air temporarily trading horizontal agility for vertical agility. The longer you hold the JUMP button from the moment of activation the higher the user will go until they peak and begin dropping.

The Super Jump can give players immediate access to areas that typically require roundabout methods of access. In {{Bikini}}, the height gained from Super Jump can allow players to reach the highest point of the house from the floor near the pool, or to the lower balcony from the beach. At the back of the villa, payers can reach the garden facing balcony from the ground.

Multiple Super Jumps can be stored, but will be dropped upon death if not consumed beforehand.

## Health

Health pickups take the shape of a golden heart in The Specialists.
Half-Life

***Half-Life*** is a series of first-person shooter games developed and published by Valve. The games combine aspects of shooting combat, puzzles and storytelling.

The original *Half-Life,* Valve's first product, was released in 1998 for Windows to success. Players control Gordon Freeman, a scientist who must survive an alien invasion. The scripted sequences were influential on the FPS genre, and the game inspired numerous community-developed mods, including the multiplayer games *Counter-Strike* and *Day of Defeat*. *Half-Life* was followed by the expansions *Opposing Force* (1999), *Blue Shift* (2001) and *Decay* (2001), developed by Gearbox Software.

In 2004, Valve released *Half-Life 2* to further success, with a new setting and characters and physics-based gameplay. It was followed by the extra level *Lost Coast* (2005) and the episodic sequels *Episode One* (2006) and *Episode Two* (2007). The first game in the *Portal* series, set in the same universe as *Half-Life*, was released in 2007.

The success of the *Half-Life* series has spurred the creation of several spin-off games for *Half-Life 2*. *Codename Gordon* (sometimes called *Codename: Gordon*) is a two-dimensional Flash sidescroller shooter developed by NuclearVision, and was released over Valve's Steam online delivery system on May 18, 2004, as a promotional game for the then-upcoming *Half-Life 2*.

Characters from *Half-Life* have appeared in other games. *Peggle Extreme*, a special edition of *Peggle* bundled with the PC version of *The Orange Box* features levels based on *Half-Life 2*, *Team Fortress 2* and *Portal*. The headcrab is also an unlockable character in *Super Meat Boy* when bought on Steam. The Headcrab also appeared in an April Fools event in the MMO *Vindictus* as an event item along with the Crowbar, possibly due to the game being created on the Source Engine as well. In the game *Magicka* there is a playable character (after the addition of a DLC), which closely resembles the original zombie from the Half-Life universe, equipped with a crowbar. Gordon also appears in *Renegade Ops* and the headcrab is available as a pet in *Torchlight 2*.

*Half-Life* has also inspired a number of fan-made mods, some which have gained recognition on their own. *Garry's Mod* started as a sandbox mode using *Half-Life 2* assets but since has become a commercial product and given users the ability to incorporate other assets. Among notable fan-made campaigns is *Minerva*, which was designed to extend the story from *Half-Life 2*.
Sawed Off

The Sawed Off is a shotgun featured in The Specialists.

## Strategy

The Sawed Off packs two shell per reload, both shells can be shot independently allowing users to target two separate targets if need be, and every reload takes little over a second - but it's the gaps between each shot and reload where enemies can take great advantage of you.

A player with good aim can reliably dump both shots in a target and score a frag. With how tight the window of opportunity and ammo economy is, players with poor aim are advised against picking the Sawed Off if they cannot land their shots..

## Trivia

* Unlike other weapons featured in The Specialists, the Sawed Off is not named explicitly after any real-world gun. But the weapon bears a strong resemblence to a Browning BSS with a sawed off pair of barrels.
Barrett M82A1

The Barrett M82A1, commonly referred to as either the M82 or the Barrett, is a weapon featured in The Specialists.

## Strategy

The M82 is similar to the M60 in that carrying the weapon will drastically reduce players' movement speed.

Hipfiring with the M82 on stock configuration is ill-advised. Buying a laser sight can aid in 'noscoping' e.g. not using the scope.
The Specialists

The Specialists

The Specialists was released on Dec 13 2002.

Version 2.1 was released on Oct 27 2004. Amongst all the bugfixes, 2.1 removed the MAC 10 submachine gun and replaced it with the UMP-45. Reloading in Kung Fu now blocked, grenades now featured shrapnel, recoil was modified to be smoother.

Version 3.0 was released on June 22 2007, and is the final official version of The Specialists released by De Luca and Pasini. It features several new features and overhauls. The Skorpion and Contender pistols were added, several guns were rebalanced, many bugs were fixed, and the Kung Fu system was changed for the better.
Bikini

ts\_bikini, more commonly known as Bikini, is a map featured in The Specialists.

## Overview

Bikini is based on a coastal villa. Bikini features balconies, a hedge garden, a beach, sewers and bedrooms.

From the beach, players can access the sewer and the tennis court through a pair of tunnels.

## Strategy

The pool features a heart powerup and can be used to take cover from gunfire above, but getting out of the pool may prove more difficult than getting in.

## Trivia

* Detonating a grenade near the wall in the tennis court will reveal the map credits.
* Bikini features multiple appearances of the Street Fighter franchise. In the living room a snippet of the Street FIghter Alpha movie can be heard and found on the television. In the basement, two arcade machines can be found. Approaching the machines will play a voice clip of series mascot Ryu.
Version 2.1

* Throwable weapons such as the SEAL 2000 and the Katana, and thrown weapons such as pistols and shotguns have new physics associated with them, allowing them to fall and tumble in a more realistic manner.
* The particle system was updated to include bullet strikes and smoke when guns are fired.
* Fixed not being able to dive if you jump off something.
* The One mode was fixed.
* Lots of minor bugs have been fixed.
* Recoil for weapons have been updated to be smoother.
* Backwards velocity have been slightly increased.
* Weapon damages have been slightly increased.
* Knives will now ricochet off a wall if they strike them at a shallow angle.
* lastinv command re-implemented.
* New commands called cl\_accel, cl\_accelexp and cl\_accelmax "mewcelleration" were added.
* Many slight adjustmnents were made to weapons.
* Shrapnel was added to grenades, allowing for them to damage targets not within the blast radius but still within sight and wider range of grenades.
* The crosshair no longer appears when using Kung Fu, blades, grenades and aiming unscoped with the Barrett.
* Weapons such as the M4A1 and the Sawed Off can now attack with the butt of the weapon.
* When using Kung Fu, the reload button now blocks.
* Added in force chase cam spectator mode.
* MAC 10 removed and replaced with the H&K UMP.
* Added support for the mouse in the buy menu.
* New Akimbo Berettas model.