recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Angriffsstrategien-Projekt

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Truppenkarten
Ballons balloons balloonlevel
Barbaren barbarians barbarianlevel
Bogenschützen archers archerlevel
Bomber bombers bomberlevel
Drachenbaby babydragons babydragonlevel
Drei Musketierinnen threemusketeers threemusketeerlevel
Dunkler Prinz darkprinces darkprincelevel
Eismagier icewizards icewizardlevel
Golems golems golemlevel
Hexen witches witchlevel
Kobolde goblins goblinlevel
Königsriese royalgiants royalgiantlevel
Lakaien minions minionlevel
Lakaienhorde minionhorde minionhordelevel
Magier wizards wizardlevel
Mini-P.E.K.K.A. minipekkas minipekkalevel
Musketierin musketeers musketeerlevel
P.E.K.K.A.s pekkas pekkalevel
Prinz princes princelevel
Prinzessin princesses princeslevel
Riesen giants giantlevel
Riesenskelett giantskeletons giantskeletonlevel
Ritter knights knightlevel
Schweinereiter hogriders hogriderlevel
Skelettarmee skeletonarmys skeletonarmylevel
Skelette skeletons skeletonlevel
Speerkobolde speargoblins speargoblinlevel
Walküren valkyries valkyrielevel

Zauberkarten
Blitz lightnings lightninglevel
Feuerball fireballs fireballlevel
Frost
Gift poisons poisonlevel
Knall
Koboldfass
Pfeile
Rocket
Spiegel
Wut

Gebäudekarten
Barbarenhütte
Bombenturm
Elixiersammler
Grabstein
Infernoturm
Kanone
Koboldhütte
Mortar
Tesla
X-Bogen
Clash-Neuigkeiten5

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Diese Woche ging aber langsam vorbei… Liegt wohl daran, dass die letzte Ausgabe vor zwei Wochen geschrieben wurde. Ich entschuldige mich für die Unregelmäßigkeit, wir versuchen, die News wieder pünktlicher erscheinen zu lassen.

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Bots, Banns und Böses
Es dürfte kaum jemandem nicht aufgefallen sein, Supercell wurde gegenüber Cheats, Bots und Mods aktiv. Und wie! Nach einer Ankündigung, das sie etwas für das Fairplay machen wollen, begann knapp eine Woche später die erste Welle von Banns. Im Zuge dessen haben sich sehr viele Spieler beschwert, zu Unrecht gesperrt worden zu seien.
Im Augenblick läuft noch die 14-Tage-Frist. Innerhalb dieser sollten alle gebannten Spieler (und natürlich auch die, die nicht gebannt wurden) diese Nachricht lesen: Entfernt die Programme!
XModGames hinkt hinterher
Wie es aussieht, hat XMod noch kein Update gefunden, wie es bei Benutzung nicht zu einem Bann führt. Hoffentlich bleibt das so!
In Clash Royale beginnen die Sneak Peeks
Wen Clash Royale interessiert, sollte im Wiki einmal vorbeischauen, um kein Sneak Peek zu verpassen.
Wiki-Neuigkeiten
Wir haben Unterstützung von 2 Benutzern im Wiki-Team bekommen: DerDunkleYoshi wurde zum Admin befördert, und Einfach zocken ist unser neuester Moderator. Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
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* Account gebannt aufgrund der Benutzung von "Mods" oder "Bots"?
	+ Der Name des Threads sollte schon das Thema verraten.

Aktuelle Blogs
* Engagiertes Fairplay - Update
	+ Bot-Bann-Blog #1
* Fragen und Bedenken zur Bann-Geschichte
	+ Bot-Bann-Blog #2
* Account gebannt aufgrund der Benutzung von "Mods" oder "Bots"?
	+ Bot-Bann-Blog #3

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Bis zum nächsten Mal!

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Muyi

Mu Yi is an emperor that Lin Feng met while he was attempting to the enter the Everlasting Celestial Emperor's Palace. Because he was nice to Lin Feng, Lin Feng allowed him to travel back to the Nine Celestial Castles with him. Mu Yi learned the Illusion Deployment Spell in the Great Imperial Everlasting Palace and traded his knowledge with Lin Feng for the Shattering Deployment Spell, gaining both spells in the process.

After Lin Feng was saved from Qing Di Mountain at the Nine Celestial Castles by the emperors of Yao Ye Island, Mu Yi took Lin Feng to breakthrough to the ninth Zun Qi Layer before taking him to Gold-Fire City[1617].
Import/Lego Batman 3: Jenseits von Gotham

Vorlage:Hauptspiel***LEGO Batman 3: Jenseits von Gotham*** ist der dritte Teil der *LEGO Batman-*Reihe und wurde am 14. November 2014 weltweit veröffentlicht. Mit über 140 Charakteren, mehreren Free-Play-Welten und sechs DLCs ist es der bisher umfangreichste Teil der Reihe.

## Handlung

Der Joker, Lex Luthor, Solomon Grundy, Firefly und Cheetah sind in den Wachtturm eingedrungen. Nachdem es der Justice League in Form von Batman, Robin, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Cyborg und Martian Manhunter gelungen ist, sie festzunehmen, nähert sich eine noch größere Bedrohung: Brainiac, ein hochintelligenter Androide, der die Lantern Star Sapphire, Indigo-1, Saint Walker, Green Lantern, Sinestro, Larfreeze und Atrocitus gedankenmanipuliert hat, um sein Raumschiff zu betreiben. Mit diesem gedenkt er, die Erde zu schrumpfen, um sie in seine Sammlung von Planeten aufzunehmen. Nun müssen sich Helden und Schurken verbünden, um ihn aufzuhalten.

Durch einen riskanten Angriff gelingt es ihnen, den von den Lantern erzeugten Energiekristall zu zerstören, aber Brainiac gelingt die Flucht in einem kleineren Raumschiff, mit dem er nunmehr nicht mehr den ganzen Planeten, sondern einzelne Städte schrumpfen will. Nachdem Batman, Superman und Wonder Woman Paris, London und Pisa vor ihm beschützt haben, kommt es in Gotham zum Showdown, den sie gewinnen. Es stellt sich jedoch heraus, dass einige der Helden und Schurken bei der Explosion des Kristalls die überschüssige Energie aufgefangen haben und nun die jeweiligen Emotionen verkörpern: Cyborg fürchtet sich vor allem, Flash entwickelt gigantische Gier auf alles, Wonder Woman verköpert Zorn, Lex Luthor zeigt übertriebenes Mitgefühl, Der Joker ist voller Liebe und Solomon Grundy voller Hoffnung.

Nun heißt es für die Truppe also die Lantern-Planeten aufzusuchen, um dort einen Teil der Lantern-Energiequellen abzuzapfen, mit denen die Explosion rekonstruiert werden soll. Der Kristall wird dann in Supermans Festung der Einsamkeit gebracht, wo die Explosion auch glückt. Dadurch erhalten zwar alle wieder ihre normalen Emotionen, aber auch die Erde ist wieder ent-schrumpft, wodurch Brainiac, dessen Gefängnis nun entsprechend größer ist, fliehen kann.

## Trivia

* Im Gegensatz zu Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, wo Superman eine große Rolle inne hatte, soll in diesem Teil Green Lantern mehr in den Vordergrund rücken.
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Brothers

**Brothers** decided in 2014 to expand internationally. Here is the list of countries and opening dates.

* United States - First location opened in 2011 - First store located in New Albany, Ohio.
* Canada - First location opened in 2014 - First store located in ???????????????.
* Mexico - First location opened in 2014 - First store located in ???????????????.
* United Kingdom - First location opened in 2014 - First store located in ???????????????.
* France - First location opened in 2014 - First store located in ???????????????.
* Australia - First location opened in 2014 - First store located in ???????????????.
* Italy - First location opened in 2014. - First store located in ???????????????.
* Montenegro - First location opened in 2015. - First store located in ???????????????.
* Japan - First location opened in 2014. - First store located in ???????????????.
Episode 03

Vorlage:Nihongo ist die dritte Episode des *My Hero Academia* Anime.

## Zusammenfassung

Midoriya kann sein Glück nicht fassen, dass sein größter Held All Might ihm soeben bestätigt hat, dass er auch ein Held werden kann - und das ganze ohne Superpower. Zu seiner Überraschung bietet All Might ihm auch noch an, das er eine Fähigkeit auf Midoriya übertragen könnte. Midoriya wusste nicht einmal, dass das möglich ist, woch willigt schnell ein. All Might trainiert den Jungen nun, damit er die Fähigkeit One For All erlernen kann, und sagt, dass er ein würdiger Träger der Fähigkeit sei, weil er mehr scheine, als alle anderen sogenannten „Helden”. Nach 10 Monaten Training muss er eine Haarsträhne von All Might essen, um über die DNA die Fähigkeit „All For One” zu erwerben und kurz darauf beginnt die Aufnahmezeremonie auf der U.A. Oberschule. Mit seiner neuen Fähigkeit besteht Midoriya die theoretischen sowie praktischen Tests.

## Handlung

*Dieser Artikel ist ein Stub. Du kannst Barbar Wikia helfen, indem du ihn erweiterst.*
## Charaktere in der Reihenfolge ihres Auftritts

* All Might
* Izuku Midoriya
* Katsuki Bakugo
* Inko Midoriya
* Ochako Uraraka
* Present Mic
* Tenya Iida

## Einzelnachweise

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International Store Fanon Wikia

## Welcome to the International Store Fanon Wikia

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Slaves

During the 17th century the English began to acquire territory in the New World. The English colonies expanded rapidly. Settlers from the British Isles sailed across the Atlantic to seek a new life. The most famous were the Pilgrim Fathers, who left from Leiden in the Mayflower, arriving in New England in 1620.

Tobacco plantations were established in Virginia, and Sugar was grown on English islands in the Caribbean, such as Barbados. The development of a plantation system and the growth of the Atlantic economy brought further demands for African labour. This increased the scale of the trade in enslaved people.

In its most basic form, the transatlantic trade in enslaved people was a commercial triangle connecting Europe, West Africa and the Americas. Ships left British ports such as London carrying trade goods for West Africa. These might include Cotton cloth, guns, gunpowder and ammunition, ironware, Alcohol, trinkets, etc.

The ship’s captain then spent many weeks off the African coast trading goods for Africans captured by African slave traders. The process of negotiating the exchange of goods for Africans was very time-consuming. But once the ship was full with many hundreds of Africans and restocked with water and supplies, the captain set sail across the Atlantic.

## Royal African Company

In 1660, the English government chartered a company called the "Company of Royal Adventurers Trading to Africa." At first the company was mismanaged, but in 1663 it was reorganized. A new objective clearly stated that the company would engage in the slave trade. To the great dissatisfaction of England's merchants, only the Company of Royal Adventurers could now engage in the trade.

The Company did not fare well, due mainly to the war with Holland (their biggest rival in the slave and other trade and in the 17th century with a far superior navy than the English, making it the Dutch that ruled the waves), and in 1667, it collapsed. But out of its ashes emerged a new company: The Royal African Company. Founded in 1672, the Royal African Company was granted a similar monopoly in the slave trade.
Walled Garden Grotto

**Grotto**

Inside the complete walled over garden, one could find a place of even greater closure. It was a grotto, completely unnatural, created by mans hands. The walls were covered with seashells in a certain pattern, and the rest of it was filled with mosaic, blue most of all, that shone brilliantly and beckoned all passers by to come closer.
Cicis

**Cicis** decided in 1992 to expand internationally. Here is the list of countries and opening dates.

* United States - First location opened in 1985 - First store located in Plano, Texas
* Canada - First location opened in 1992 - First store located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
* Mexico - First location opened in 1992 - First store located in Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico
* United Kingdom - First location opened in 1997 - First store located in Central London, England
* France - First location opened in 1998 - First store located in Paris, France
* Australia - First location opened in 2001 - First store located in Sydney, Perth.
* Netherlands - First location opened in 2003 - First store located in Amsterdam.
* Germany - First location opened in 1996 - First store located in Dusseldorf.
* Japan- First location opened in 1994 - First store located in Tokyo.
* New Zealand
* South Africa
* Kuwait
* Lebanon
Privy Garden Fountain

Privy Garden Fountain

In the middle of the Privy Garden there was a fountain. It was a simple thing... a wide round of water with a single statue in the middle, sprouting water. Unlike last year both the garden and the fountain had been well tended to, and as a result the fountain itself almost sparkled. Around it sit benches, nearly hidden by rose bushes, both red and white
France

## Short Stats

* **Relations**: Peaceful towards England
	+ **Allies**: the Bishopric of Münster and the Archbishopric of Cologne
	+ **At War**: the Dutch. England was ally with the French against the Dutch, but dropped out of the War. Charles II's mother is the grand aunt of Louis XIV, and his sister Henrietta is married to Louis' uncle. Both are in Paris working to assure friendly relations between the two countries. Despite this fact the English King still carried the official title "King of France" due to an old claim. England at this time did not have any territory left in France.

* **Current Ruler**: Louis XIV
* **Religion**: Roman Catholicism

## Background

The 17th century is noted for being a period of extravagance and power for the French Monarchy. King Louis XIII and Cardinal Richelieu transformed France's feudal monarchy to an absolute monarchy.

Louis XIV, however, is the French king most associated with this period, first guided by Cardinal Mazarin and later on his own, the most well known absolutist monarch. Also known as the Sun King, Louis strengthened his own power by keeping all the local princes and lords occupied with the elaborate court life at his palace at Versailles. This focus on court life kept the local princes and lords from focusing on trying to undermine Louis' power. This period is also known for the genius of the writers, architects and musicians who were promoted by the royal court. Unfortunately, Louis' extravagance, in particular Louis XIV's endless wars, are expensive.

## See Also

* the Marquis of Ruvigny, the French Ambassador to the English Court
Wine Cellar

**Wine Cellar**

An expansive area underground, where the King and his companions are known to congregate for a bit of drinking. Women are not normally allowed down here, unless accompanied by a gentleman known by the Sommelier.

If one were given to flights of fancy, it would be easy to imagine some creature hiding in the ink black recesses of the Wine Cellar. Luckily most men who find their way down there are not given to such thoughts and have a merry time under the high arches and flickering torchlight. Among the wine bottles and casks, there is a table set up with comfortable chairs, one larger than the rest.

Exits to:

* the Great Hall
Privy Stairs

**Privy Stairs**

Built in 1530, the Privy Stairs to the Thames was a private landing place for any travel of the royals over water, though often nobles could beg to make use of it. The platform carried the Kings Arms and was made of wood, while the brick stairs lead up to the Kings Apartment, right towards what was know as the Kings Back Stairs, while to the side was the Shield Gallery which provided an excellent viewing point to see the goings on at the Privy Stairs. It often was the scene of pleasure and recreation, with larger and smaller boats being rowed over the Thames, and the King using it as a waterway to get discreetly towards some of his mistress outside the palace

Exit to:

* Privy Garden
* Water Gate
* Privy Gallery
Episode 04

Vorlage:Nihongo ist die vierte Episode des *My Hero Academia* Anime.

## Zusammenfassung

Gerade will Izuku Midoriya das Mädchen (Ochako Uraraka) noch ansprechen, dass er zuvor sah, da wird er von Tenya Iida aufgehalten. Alle sind sehr fokussiert auf die Prüfung und keiner rechnet damit, dass Midoriya den Test besteht.

Als der Test beginnt, wir Midoriya von einem Kampfroboter angegriffen und in letzter Sekunde von Yuga Aoyama gerettet. Midoriya schafft es nicht Punkte zu erzielen. Als dann ein gigantischer Roboter gegen Ende des Tests auf ihn zukommt fliehen alle, nur er sitzt vor Schock regungslos. Erst als er dann sieht, wie der Roboter zwei Mädchen in Gefahr bringt, prescht er voller Adrenalin vor und setzt One For All ein und besiegt den Roboter. Die Jury lobt ihn für seinen außerodentlichen Mut. Doch dieser hohe Einsatz fordert auch seinen Tribut: Midoriya hat gebrochene Knochen und fällt ihn Onmacht. Die Schulkrankenschwester kümmert sich um ihn.

Als Midoriya die Testergebnisse erhält, hat er zwar die Theorie bestanden, jedoch in der praktischen Prüfung 0 Punkte. Da er aber Prüfungsteilnehmer (unter anderem Ochako) gerettet hat, bekommt er dafür 60 Extrapunkte. Die Jury sagt, dass es nicht nur den Kampf ging, sondern auch darum, Menschen zu retten und honoriert seinen hohen Einsatz.

## Charaktere in der Reihenfolge ihres Auftritts

* All Might
* Enji Todoroki (Nennung)
* Hakamata Tsunagu (Nennung)
* Izuku Midoriya
* Present Mic
* Ochako Uraraka
* Tenya Iida
* Yuga Aoyama
* Mezo Shoji (In einem Bildschirm)
* Katsuki Bakugo
* Nezu
* Ken Ishiyama
* Ectoplasm
* Recovery Girl
* Inko Midoriya

## Einzelnachweise

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Coffee

Coffee was imported from the Middle East since the early 17th century, traded by the Venetians. By the end of the 17th century the Dutch traded in it heavily, growing the product in the Dutch East Indies.

Coffee was cheaper than Tea, and more caffeinated than Chocolate, making it a positive stimulant used as an anti-depressant. It also did not induce hangovers which made it preferable over alcoholic beverages. It was also said that coffee held medical properties as one contemporary observed that coffee 'cannot but be an incomparable remedy to dissolve crudities, comfort the brain, and dry up ill humors in the stomach. In brief, to prevent or redress, in those that frequently drink it, all cold drowsy rheumatic distempers whatsoever, that proceed from excess of moisture, which are so numerous, that but to name them would tire the tongue of a mountebank.'

Coffee was consumed in coffee houses, and thus the exclusive terrain of men.

**Price: 5s for 1lb of coffee**
Super Kmart

**Kmart** decided in 1993 to expand its Super Kmart stores internationally. Here is the list of countries and opening dates.

* United States - First location opened in 1991 - First store located in Medina, Ohio.
* Canada - First location opened in 1993 - First store located in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
* Mexico - First location opened in 1993 - First store located in Saltillo, Coahuila.
* United Kingdom - First location opened in 1993 - First store located in Northam, Southampton.
* France - First location opened in 1999 - First store located in Paris.
* Italy - First location opened in 1996 - First store located in Torino.
* Hungary - First location opened in 1997 - First store located in Budapest.
* South Korea - First location opened in 2002 - First store located in Seoul.
* Australia - First location opened in 1995 - First store located in Sydney, Perth.
* Germany - First location opened in 1998 - First store located in Berlin.
* Singapore - First location opened in 2004 - First store located in Downtown Core.
* Japan - First location opened in 1999 - First store located in the Kyushu island.
* Venezuela - First location opened in 1998 - First store located in Caracas.
* Egypt - First location opened in 2005 - First store located in Cairo.
* Taiwan - First location opened in 1998 - First store located in New Taipei
* Philippines - First location opened in 2001 - First store located in Quezon City
* Hong Kong - First location opened in 1998 - First store located in North Point, Hong Kong Island
* Malaysia - First location opened in 1998 - First store located in Putrajaya
* Brazil
* New Zealand
* United Arab Emirates
* South Africa
* Cuba
* Russia
Queen's Drawing Room

**Queen's Drawing Room**

The Queen’s Drawing Room was where the queen met with courtiers and different ministers in a more private setting. The striking burgundy and nutmeg colourscheme and the heavy draping curtains served to further underline the stately importance of the room.

The central focus of the room was an elegant walnut writing bureau, topped by a masterful copper-worked musical clockwork portraying a carousel featuring two copper and elobarately enamel worked armoured knights bearing small cloth banners of England and Pfalz as they follow each other round the carousel to the melody of a Germanic lullaby.

Behind the desk was a chair, the back of it topped by a golden crown, for the queen to sit on.
King's Closet

**King's Closet**

The Kings Closet, also known as the Kings Laboratory, was filled with clocks and various devices that hinted at the scientific interest of the owner. It looked out over the Volary Garden. Here Charles Rex was truly at home, withdrawn from the public. Nobody had access unless given express permission from the King. Save of course his brother, his cousins and his mistresses, who walked in on him with a certain air of familiarity not otherwise displayed.
The Prince's Lodgings

**The Prince's Lodging**

The Duke of York's lodgings comprised the suite known as "the Prince's Lodgings." It is a great set of rooms, an entire wing of Whitehall Palace, compromising bedrooms, drawing rooms, kitchens and other spaces.

Visitors are guided into a small waiting room, where a statue of the lady Mary looks down upon all that enter. Upon indication of the recipient of the visit one is then guided to the right room.

People lodging with the Prince:

* The Duchess of York, Mary of Modena
* Lady Mary, daughter
* Lady Anne, daughter
* Lady Athersone, mistress
* Mulgrave, cousin, and wife
* Middlesex, cousin

Exits to:

* Volary Garden
* King's Apartments
* Privy Stairs

* Secret Passageways
Kmart

**Kmart** decided in 1963 to expand internationally. Here is the list of countries and opening dates.

* United States - First location opened in 1962 - First store located in Garden City, Michigan
* Canada - First location opened in 1963 - First store located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
* Mexico - First location opened in 1974 - First store located in Mexico City, Mexico
* United Kingdom - First location opened in 1980 - First store located in London, England
* France - First location opened in 1978 - First store located in Paris, France
* Australia - First location opened in 1969 - First store located in Sydney, Perth.
* Netherlands - First location opened in 1965 - First store located in Amsterdam.
* Germany - First location opened in 1964 - First store located in Dusseldorf.
* Japan- First location opened in 1976 - First store located in Tokyo.
* Ireland - First location opened in 1989 - First store located in Dublin.
* Colombia - First location opened in 1990 - First store located in Bogota.
* US Virgin Islands - First location opened in 1969 - First store located in St. Thomas.
* Guam - First location opened in 1972 - First store located in Dededo.
* Puerto Rico - First location opened in 1972 - First store located in San Juna.
* Greenland - First location opened in 2000 - First store located in Nuuk.
* Iraq - First location opened in 1985 - First store located in Baghdad.
* Kuwait - First location opened in 1985 - First store located in Kuwait City.
* South Africa - First location opened in 1996 - First store located in Cape Town.
* Georgia - First location opened in 1997 - First store located in Tbilisi.
* Iceland - First location opened in 1969 - First store located in Reykjavík.
* Iran - First location opened in 1987 - First store located in Tehran.
* Morocco - First location opened in 1986 - First store located in Rabat.
* Swaziland - First location opened in 1989 - First store located in Lobamba.
* Hong Kong - First location opened in 1981 - First store located in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Island.
* Malaysia - First location opened in 1992 - First store located in Kuala Lumpur.
* Philippines - First location opened in 1994 - First store located in Quezon City, NCR, Philippines.
* Singapore - First location opened in 1993. First store located in Bedok.
* South Korea
* Bolivia
* Macau
* Jordan
* Scotland
* Northern Irleland
* Wales
Fencing Hall

Entry through KnightsBridge

**Fencing Hall**

The enclosed area had windows in three of the four sides, which let ample light in. It seemed to be divided into two sections of roughly the same size by a number of black walnut bookcases containing titles by authors like Jerónimo Sánchez de Carranza and Don Luis Pacheco de Narváez from the “Verdadera Destreza” (True Skill) Spanish school of swordsmanship, as well as books by Achille Marozzo, Giacomo di Grassi, Salvator Fabris, Rodolfo Capo Ferro, and Francesco Antonio Marcelli from the Italian School.

In the first section, three circles of different sizes had been drawn in the floor, with all kinds of straight lines, and small circles drawn inside and around them. They were used for teaching what was known as the Spanish style, a system of combat tied to intellectual, philosophical, and moral ideals, a conservative system of swordplay using both thrusts and cuts.

In the second section, the elements of the Italian style were taught and practiced: the preference for certain guards, the preoccupation with tempo, the emphasis on thrusts, and many of the defensive actions particular to this style of swordsmanship which, besides rapier, also taught attacks and defenses with daggers, pikes, halberds, and bucklers, as well as the use of two of those at the same time.

Several artful displays of armor and weapons called attention to the walls. Six dummies were set up in each section for those who wanted to practice their stabbing and cutting techniques. Yet, more often than not the men gathered here to train with each other, or to observe others.

Here not just the courtiers practiced, but the troops of the Lifeguard and the rest of the Household Cavalry as well, since most of them were born into the gentry, those younger sons and brothers of the lords that vied for attention at the palace.
Tobacco

Available in Europe, where it was grown in modest amounts, tobacco had grown in popularity since the 16th century. The West Indies also started to contribute to the market of tobacco. By the late 17th century it was common for the elite to inhale the smoke of tobacco through a pipe or to use snuff. Snuff is finely grinded tobacco that is taken in through the nose, aka being "snuffed".

Tobacco comes into use as "Country Money" or "Country Pay" in the colonies. Tobacco continues to be used as a monetary standard -- literally a "cash crop" -- throughout the 17th and 18th Centuries, lasting twice as long as the gold standard.

Smoking tobacco is thought to have a protective effect. Smoking is made compulsory at Eton to ward off infection from the plague and other such diseases. However bans are put in place to prevent smoking inside as a fire hazard.

The use of tobacco is a gentleman's pursuit.
O'Roarke Apartment

**The O'Roarke Apartment**

The newly decorated apartment of the Countess O'Roarke was made to the latest Italian design, sparing no expense. The panelling in the large receiving room was walnut to about hip height, and then contained freshly painted vista's on cloth, depicting the environment of Chelsea, including some of the newly created garden of the Countess, something that relied entirely on the imagination of the painter for they had never been in full bloom before. The Atherstone Thermea and the O'Roarke amphitheatre displayed the themes of libertarianism and artistic talent.

A mirror with gilded frame rested above the large fireplace, in front of which was a large sheepskin. Heather might have preferred a bear or a wolf, but she wanted to beg the Duke to shoot one for her and so had made do. Next to the fire place a chaisseze lounge and two comfortable leather armchairs and a small side table.

To the opposite wall the Lion Commode demanded attention, resting on lion's feet, and inlaid with mother of pearl and carved fruits and flowers. Upon the commode stood a vase with fresh flowers.

Next to the receiving room was a modest private dining room, the cutlery of silver, the goblets of crystal and using pottery from the Somerset China factory. Here too painted panelling, but this time with more exotic themes, depictions of travels through the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, even the Far East, the sight of which the painters had never seen. A large crystal chandelier above the well decorated walnut table that seated 8 lit up the diningroom prettily, reflected in several mirrors that gave the room a grand feel.

A tiny door led to the library, the smallest room of the apartment and doubling as a study. This was a private place, storing the most beloved books and plays, and tiny bric-a-brac the countess had brought from Venice such as the decorative masks that hung from the wall.

All three the rooms had an exit to the sumptuous bedroom, with its large four poster bed. Decorated in cream and light green, with little cupids on the ceiling dancing over the clouds. On the wall opposite the bed hung a copy of the painting that had been gifted to the Royal Theatre, showing the three Godiva's, with only the redheaded inhabitant of the apartments looking straight out at the onlookers, proud, defiant, confident. A Florentine cabinet and a walk-in closet contained her clothing, while a dressing table held a spread of lady like necessities and a large gilded mirror.
Cotton

Cotton is a soft fiber used most often in clothing, gathered from around the seeds of the Gossypium sp. shrub. The plant grows in India, in the East Indies, and also in the tropical and subtropical regions of Africa and the New World. The fibers are spun into thread and woven into a light, breathable cloth.

## Products:

* Cape
* Cassock
* Cloak
* Corset
* Cravat
* Chemise
* Dress
* Handkerchief
* Nightshirt
* Parasol
* Pockets
* Purse
* Shirt
* Stockings
Office of the Solicitor General

The Solicitor General’s office is located down a small alcove separated by a wooden railing where black coated clerks scamper about shuffling papers between numerous writing desks and file cabinets.

The private office of the Solicitor General is a narrow but long room with a coffered ceiling and walls tastefully appointed with walnut wainscoting and moulded stucco, around the cornice are several sets of antlers, trophies of hunts past which hint at the favoured pastime of the occupant. Dominating the room is a large window set opposite the door which indicates the inhabitant is of some consequence as well as bathing the chamber in a soft light. In front of the window sits an immense carved mahogany desk and chair with two matching but smaller chairs for guests. The desk top is orderly with the inevitable papers neatly and symmetrically arraigned.

On the side walls a state portrait of Charles II hangs above a marble fireplace in front ofwhich rests a Turkish carpet and a couple of upholstered chairs creating a sitting area where points of law may be discussed. Several carved mahogany bookcases and multi-drawer file cabinets share the opposite wall along with a painting of the quadrangle of Christ Church Collage. Off to the side there is a bookstand upon which sits a leather-bound tome entitled A History of Land Transfers in the County of Devon by the Viscount Mountjoy.
Office of the Northern Secretary

**Office of the Northern Secretary**

The office of the Northern Secretary was an opulent one, as it was in the practice of receiving ambassadors and envoys. Two liveried servants stood at attention within, so as to run errands that might be necessary.

A large desk dominated the antechamber, flanked by two alcoves with comfortable padded chairs for guests. The walls were covered with paintings in gold gilded frames. Hand-carved double doors were closed behind the clerk, depicting scenes of English triumph in its history.
Office of the Exchequer

**Office of the Exchequer**

Actually a set of offices, including the Office of the Lord High Treasurer, this busy main room held desks for several clerks and then a private office for Sir John Ernle, Chancellor of the Exchequer. Windows along one wall gave much needed light for those working over ledgers for long hours. The room itself was scarcely decorated, the walls panelled and then whitewashed for maximum light. Portraits of notable past Lords of the Exchequer were all that decorated the otherwise bland walls. Three doors let off from this main chamber: two to the left and one to the right.

There was, notably, nowhere for a visitor to sit.
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KnightsBridge Barracks

**Knightsbridge Barracks**

The Household Cavalry consisted of The Life Guards and The Horse Guards. The Knightsbridge barracks was the compound where the Household Cavalry was quartered while in London, just bordering on St. James' Park. The 4th Company of the Life Guards did not have barrack space allotted to them in the Knightsbridge Barracks, as they were posted in Edinburgh, guarding the Royal Residence there.

The complex consisted of long, two-storied buildings, one for each troop, a common fencing hall, a small house for each of the regimental commanders to live and have offices in, stables with a closed dressage arena attached, two outdoor shooting ranges (one for pistols and one for muskets), and a wooded area surrounding all the buildings. The buildings are grey stone and slate ceiling, without exterior adornments but of solid construction.

Entry Point to

* Troop Buildings (including offices)
* Commanders' Offices and Quarters
	+ Office of the Colonel of the Life Guard
	+ Office of the Major of the 2nd troop of the Life Guard
	+ Office of the Captain of the 3rd troop of the Life Guard
* Shooting Range
* Fencing Hall
Cards Room

**Cards Room**

The room is decorated in blue and teal, the chairs and settees scattered around in small groupings matching the decor, located in the tower just two stories beneath the Scarlet Drawing room.

Clusters of chairs set around felt covered tables are frequently filled with merry courtiers enjoying banter and a glass of wine over sometimes heated games of cards.

Exits to

* Privy Gallery
Troop Buildings

**Troop Buildings** (including offices)

This was the main area of Knightsbridge Barracks. All buildings were built exactly the same, to minimize rivalries between the different troops. The ground floor featured a small office for the officer of the guard, the storerooms, the kitchen, and the mess halls. The first floor contained the troop commander’s private suite, the junior officers’ private rooms, one medium-sized bedroom shared by all non-commissioned officers, and a large sleeping room for the troopers.
Opium

Opium, imported from China, is thought to be a gentle, mild drug with medical properties. It is used by both men and women.

1601
Ships chartered by Elizabeth I are instructed to purchase the finest Indian opium and transport it back to England.

1620s - 1670s
Rajput troops fighting for the Mughals introduce the habit of taking opium to Assam. Opium is given daily to Rajput soldiers. From 1637 onwards Opium becomes the main commodity of British trade with China.

1674
In our game, English Apothecary, Thomas Sydenham, introduces **Sydenham's Laudanum**, a compound of opium, sherry wine and herbs. His pills along with others of the time become popular remedies for numerous ailments.
Royal Mews

**Royal Mews**

Nobility staying at Saint Marks Hall at Whitehall might keep their horses at the Royal stables during their stay. It is a large building on the border of Saint James park where it nears Charing Cross, next to the Knightsbridge Barracks - a convenient and short walk from the Palace proper.

To the east end of the building is the Stable master's office, Mr Tyndale a man in his 50's, man who takes vanity in two things: the efficiency of his service to the King, and his still vigorous dark crop of hair.

Within, it's industry fluctuates, where sometimes a veritable hive of business, upon other times it appears near deserted - yet always present is the tickly dry fragrance of hay and that warm and sweet equestrian smell. Here enough stabling was provided for the horses of the officers and troopers of the regiments, as well as horses in training and those of any visiting dignitaries and nobles that needed special care. The well covered buildings were also used to provide shelter for coaches, wagons, and the draft animals that pulled them.

Exits to:

* Privy Garden
* KnightsBridge Barracks
* St. James' Park
Labyrinth

**Labyrinth**

Made of man high evergreen bushes, the Labyrinth was an elaborate design with several exits. The entrance could be found just outside the Privy Garden.

Its shape was geometrical which of course was fashionable. The center contained a wonderful fountain that spouted water high up into the air with a delightful little spray. Several seats were arranged around the fountain. It was considered the height of romance to spend a moment together in the center of the Labyrinth because of the privacy it offered. Often lords could be seen chasing ladies, with squeals of delight.
Office of the Lord Chamberlain

**Office of the Lord Chamberlain**

The outer room hosted a small desk at which there sat a rather pale young man. The room was done in royal blue, simple yet elegant. Upon looking around for a seat, one would find only a settee and two chairs besides the young man and the desk.

The inner chamber, belonging to the Earl of Arlington contained a small mahogany writing desk, which sat in the centre of the small, but well-decorated office.
Import/Das Besucherzentrum (Level)

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## Trivia

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* Einen Charakter mit Zange (ein Minikit)

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* Einen InGen Mitarbeiter (drei Minikts)

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Water Gate

**Water Gate** From the Thames the busy traffic directed at the palace entered through the Water Gate, heavy but beautifully decorated iron bars that in time of panic could close off the entrance, guarded heavily by the Life Guards who checked everybody who came in and out. Of course the private yacht of the royals did not make use of this public gateway using instead the Privy Stairs to the Thames.

Beyond the Water Gate one would enter the Whalebone Court.
Chocolate

Coca beans and the liquid made from it was imported from the New World by Spain and Portugal, who learned it from the Aztecs. To sweeten cane sugar and vanilla was added to the bitter beverage by the Spanish.

1657 - The first chocolate house was opened in London by a Frenchman. The shop was called the The Coffee Mill and Tobacco Roll. Costing 10 to 15 shillings per pound, chocolate was considered a beverage for the elite class.

1674 - Eating solid chocolate was introduced in the form of chocolate rolls and cakes, served in chocolate emporiums. In our game the first chocolate sweets have been seen.

Both men and women drank their Cocoa eagerly.
Mulgrave's Apartment

**Earl of Mulgrave's Apartment**

Once a bachelor's domain, the chambers of the Earl of Mulgrave and his wife were obviously touched with a feminine hand. The dark, utilitarian furniture favoured by the Earl was adjusted, not overly changed by his wife's hand. More colourful pillows graced the settee done in a hunter green. Lace doilies dotted table tops that were anchored by floral displays set in blue on white vases. Chairs meant solely for a man's comfort were replaced, one by one, with more delicate seating that was more pleasant to the eye, though one overstuffed leather chair remained by the fireplace. It clashed with the more feminine décor, but it remained. Curtains of forest green and cream graced the windows, allowing in the Southern light, though the windows mostly remained closed as it faced the Thames and the aroma that wafted up on some days could drown out the fresh flowers. There was a lady's writing desk as well as a gentleman's, so that both could keep up with their correspondence. There was also a fully stocked bar, though brandy seemed to be needed more often restocked than other beverages.

Off the right of the parlour was Lord Mulgrave's room. It was done in dark panelling and wood. The match of the leather chair in the parlour resided in this chamber. The closet was large and held quite a bit more that just clothing. Several 'sentimental' items from the Earl's bachelor days resided here, including books that he'd rather his wife not find. The bed was large and four posted, its curtains done in a navy blue. Only the required number of pillows graced it. Some how, one of the vases from the parlour had ended up on his bed table. He had them removed every night, yet somehow a fresh one appeared by the time he returned to his rooms later in the day.

Connected via a door closer to the entrance to the room, was Lady Mulgrave's chambers. It was quite a difference between the bedrooms. Mary's room was done in much more feminine colours. Rose and cream, with green ivy giving contrast to the bed spread, curtains and upholstery. A delicate netting topped Mary's four posts, though a heavier curtain was available for cooler nights. Her closet was full of all the fripperies that a lady might need, as well as squeezing in two cots for her maids.

A third bedroom, off on the right side of the parlour, currently was unoccupied, though a cradle may have been snuck in after one of Lady Mulgrave's shopping trips. There is also one of the old couches that used to reside in the parlour, one that matches the leather chairs that are mostly hidden from sight.
Enclosed Tennis Court

**Enclosed Tennis Court**

A vast and echoing space, the enclosed tennis court is something of a status symbol, indicative of the wealth and opulent lifestyle of its owners. Long and wide, with a high, sloping, glass ceiling, the plastered, white painted walls are littered with seemingly arbitrary obstacles, ranging from ledges to buttresses in actuality carefully constructed according to tennis court rules to add interest to the game.

A woven net is drawn between two wooden posts, positioned at either end of the central line, drawn in white paint on a floor of ruddily painted stone. The symmetrical outline of the spacious court, which has its very own dedicated entrance, a wooden door painted white and hidden away at one end, can be clearly seen from the viewing gallery, slightly raised and with its own entrance, which is positioned along one of the court's longer sides. Here, wooden benches on cast-iron stands, made comfortable with long, custom-made cushions of an opulent striped cotton in burgundy and cream, adorned with tremulous hints of gold thread, stand, ranged on three tiered stone platforms.

Temperate in summer, the court has a tendency to be chilly in the colder seasons, but these are difficulties easily overcome as the enclosed nature of the court means that royal tennis can be one of the very few sports easily playable all year round, even at night, when braziers, their fumes specially catered for by ventilation holes placed at regular intervals high-up along the walls, can be positioned at strategic intervals around the court, and the gallery can be similarly illuminated with a plethora of standing candelabra.

Exit to:

* Privy Garden
* St. James' Park
Yang Zi Lan

**Yang Zi Lan** (Chinese: 杨紫嵐, {*The last character is surprisingly a traditional Chinese character*}; Pinyin Yáng Zǐ Lán) is a character of Peerless Martial God.

Yang Zi Lan is a member of the Yang Clan. He's a young man that is considered handsome, with looks strikingly similar to his sister, Yang Zi Ye. He takes great pride in his family and their wealth and despite only being at the Seventh Tian Qi layer, is incredibly arrogant.

## History

He met Lin Feng on the back of his sister bringing him to the Yang Clan. Hearing that Lin Feng had taken a boat from his sister, he took umbrage and hatched many a plot to kill Lin Feng.

After repeated failures, he roped in Xuan Yuan, the fiance of his sister, the marriage expected to be of great benefit for the clan, providing both status and enabling the Yang Clan to upgrade their blood.

Despite the assistance of Xuan Yuan and Chou Jun Luo, the attempts continued to be unsuccessful. This feathered the animosity between him and Lin Feng is also angered Qiu Yue Xin and started a small feud with the Chou Clan. As well as causing Yang Zi Lan to lose another boat to Lin Feng.

During Emperor Shi and Emperor Yu's Recruitment Process, Yang Zi Lan loses to Lin Feng at the fighting exam, and thus is unable to become an imperial disciple of the first batch.

He tries his luck at Fortune City, but fails to collect enough fate seeds to proceed to further stages.

Half a year after the events at Fortune City, Lin Feng visits Yang clan during wedding negotiations. He forces Yang Zi Lan to attack him so Yang Zi Lan would answer for his previous offences and kills him in one attack.