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Brawling Weapons

There are two kinds of weapons in the game, fighting weapons and brawling weapons.

Brawling weapons are used in brawling and cannot be used to fight against the Romans (and vice versa). The traveling merchant sells most brawling weapons. A few brawling weapons can be crafted. A few brawling weapons are dropped by hunting boars or fishing. None of these brawling weapons cannot be bet in a brawl.

## Purchased exclusively at the merchant

* Cake

* Club
* Dipper
* Newspaper
* Pan
* Rolling Pin
* Sawfish
* Spartan Helmet
* Swordfish
* Wooden Sword

## Purchased at the merchant or crafted

* Banner

* Door
* Jacket
* Obelisk
* Pants
* Shoes
* Fisher Net

## Crafted Only

* Belt

* Stone Hammer
* Chair
* Iron Hammer
* Menhir
* Table
* Paddle

## Drops

* Boar Bone

* Egyptian Fish
* Fish
* Smelly fish
Egyptian Fish

Purchase price: 27 helmets

Sell price: 25 sesterce

Craftable: no

Information: Found while fishing and in the oasis well (Egypt only). Can be sold for 80 sesterce in 1 hour in the fish market. This item is used in potions and cooking. Brawling weapon. +3 strength, +12% crit, 4 durability

Also known as "efish" or "egfish"
Alert System

The game system has 4 ways to send you alerts.

## Popup Alerts

Many different things cause popup alerts. When you level up, a legion arrives or is defeated completely, and when the merchant arrives in your village, you get a popup alert that you must *manually close* to make it go away. If it is a level up, closing the popup sends the awards to your inventory (and mail if your food storage is full). If it is a legion arrival, you can click the friendsmap button to go to the friendsmap and see the legion or close the popup. If it is a legion defeat, you will see the top 5 damage contributions to that legion. Closing the popup will send the items to your inventory (and mail if your food storage is full). If it is the merchant arrival, you can just close the message since it is just letting you know he is in town. All three of these have an option to share the dialog to Facebook (which is needed for an achievement).

You also get temporary popups when you fight a patrol, camp, or legion. These show up as win or lose banners and include your rewards if you win. These popups close by themselves after a couple seconds. The rewards go into your inventory. If your inventory is full, you will lose any item rewards. You will also get a temporary popup when ambushed by a patrol while chopping trees.

## Maintenance Alerts

This type of alert is only concerning schedule maintenance of the game. When you log in before a scheduled maintenance, a bar will appear under your Resistance bar (where Caesar’s face is) giving you a countdown timer until maintenance starts. This generally will show up 18–24 hours before maintenance. You can click the *x* on the bar to make it go away. It will not come back until you reload the game.

Scheduled maintenance is posted on the forum and the official Facebook page in advance.

## Mailed Alerts

This type of alert goes to your mail. It lets you know if you have won or lost a defensive brawl, if your guild leveled up or your rank has changed, and when your palace has broken and is in need of repair. There is no visible indicator of this alert except you might suddenly have new mail showing on your mail button on the bottom right of your screen. Legion defeats sent while you were offline or when your mailbox was open will also go to your mail instead of the popup mentioned above.

## Flagged Alerts

The last type of alert concerns pretty much every other action in the game. These are called "growls" on the forum. Beside your collected resources on the top right of the screen, you will notice a flag that pops out for a couple seconds and then goes away. This alert lets you know when upgrades are complete, when you get mail, that your outgoing mail has been sent, when crafting has completed, merchandise has sold, when your guild members and people you follow get legions (and again when those legions have an hour or less before they attack), when those same people level up, when a camp has returned somewhere, and when your farms are full. Pay attention to these alerts as these affect most game play.
Ranks

There are four **ranks** in a guild. At this time, the ranks in a guild are really inconsequential. They don't really mean anything. Far too many people place too much importance on ranks when they don't give any major benefits.

## Chief

The chief is the leader of the guild. He/she is likely the person that started the guild but the current chief can give the leadership to someone else if they do not wish to be the chief any longer. They are the only ones that can change the leadership or disband the guild. The chief is responsible for setting the ranks of all the other players in the guild and establishing the rules of conduct within a guild. They control the guild name, the abbreviation, the invite settings, and the shield. If someone requests to join the guild, the message will go to the chief and he/she can accept the request or decline it. He/she can invite players to join the guild. He/she can remove ("kick") anyone else from the guild.

In the event that the guild chief becomes *inactive*, support can help.

## Elder

This is the "officer" position of the guild. He/she can kick players from the guild in the warrior or villager positions. He/she cannot kick the chief or another elder. He/she can invite other players to the guild but do not have an option to approve requests to join. He/she cannot promote or demote other players. They don't have access to the Guild UI. There is really no benefit to being an elder other than the ability to kick lower ranked players.

The chief is the only player that can promote another player to elder or demote an elder back to warrior or villager.

A maximum of 2 players can be elders in any single guild.

## Warrior

This is the 3rd rank. Warriors get no special abilities. The only difference between a warrior and a villager is that the warrior's name bar shows up blue in the member list.

## Villager

This is the 4th rank. Villagers get no special abilities. The only difference between a villager and a warrior is that the villager's name bar shows up in white in the member list. This is the rank that every new member joins a guild at until promoted by the chief to another rank.
Merchandise

When using the butcher, the fish market, and the tavern, these buildings can craft some items. Those items can in turn be sold as merchandise ("merch") in those buildings specific to the building that crafted it. In addition to selling merch that the building has crafted, each one has a specific set of dropped items that can be sold as merchandise too. You do not start with any merch slots. You must upgrade the buildings to certain levels before the first merch spot opens (typically level 2 or 3). Certain building upgrades will open new merch spots with a maximum of 4 possible.

## How

To sell an item as merchandise, click the building and select the button that looks like coins.

This will open the merchandise menu.

Clicking one of the available merchandise spots will open your inventory to the items that can be sold for that specific building.

## What

The butcher can craft and sell gaul soup, nordic sausage, and roasted chicken. Additionally, it can sell boar bones, entrails, rabbits, and chickens.

The fish market can craft and sell fish on a spear, fish soup, oysters a la lemon, and Egyptian fish stew. Additionally, it can sell fish, smelly fish, Egyptian fish, crabs, oysters, and lobsters.

The tavern can craft and sell gaul stew, warriors special, and Egyptian stew. Additionally, it can sell beetroots, parsley, dates, cervisia barrels, wine barrels, and strawberries. During the winter event, the tavern can craft baked apples.

## Note

Once you select an item to sell as merchandise, you cannot undo this action and there is no confirmation dialog. Click carefully.
Moving Buildings

Most of the buildings in your village can be moved. If you are unhappy with the placement of your buildings, you can move them to another space of the same type by clicking the building and selecting the blue four way arrow option. For 400 sesterce, you can move your building to any of the spaces that match that building's type (storage, residential, or commercial). The available locations will be outlined in blue once you have selected the blue four way arrow. If you decide you do not want to move the building, click in the grass to turn it off.

If you have built every building available in your village, you will have 1 residential spot and 1 commercial spot available. However, you do not have to move the building to an available spot- you can click a building already in location and the first building you clicked will swap places with the 2nd building you clicked.

Moving buildings can be expensive, time consuming, and is probably pointless. If you plan to rearrange your entire village, be ready to play hop scotch with the buildings and have a large amount of sesterce banked as this will quickly eat up what you have saved.

The storage buildings can only be moved around in the 4 spaces occupied by the food, wood, stone, and straw storage buildings. The village farm and the boxing ring can be moved to any of the residential spots along with all of the villager houses. The crafting buildings can be moved to any of the commercial spots.

The druid circle, ore vein, lumberhut, quarry, and Southern Farm cannot be moved.

In Egypt, no buildings can be moved.
Fish Market

**The fish market** is used to craft fish on a spear, fish soup, oyster a la lemon, and Egyptian fish stew. It can be upgraded in order to make merchandise spots available to sell those crafted items as well as:

* fish
* smelly fish
* lobsters
* Egyptian fish
* oysters
* crabs

It is possible to add decorations to the fish market. The first decoration adds 10 sesterce to every cycle and costs 150 helmets. The second decoration gives the building 100 more sesterce capacity and costs 120 helmets. These decorations can be upgraded with more helmets and sesterce at various levels to get more benefits.
Obelix

Obelix is a character from the original comics, and is Asterix's constant companion. He is undefeatable because he fell into Getafix's magic potion when he was a little boy. His avatar is accompanied by Dogmatix, his faithful dog. Obelix is unavailable for brawling.

When Obelix first arrives in the village, he offers a few different quest strings. Completing the quest chain will make him available for a fight against the Romans. Players can choose to 'summon' Obelix when assembling their combat team. Note that while Obelix will automatically win against a patrol or legion of any strength, he can only reduce the target's health by 50. After each fight, Obelix becomes unavailable for combat until he is 'recharged' through the completing of certain quest chains.

Obelix also appears in Egypt.

## Making Obelix Combat-Ready

Other than the first few quest chains which are offered when Obelix arrives in the player's village, Baltix offers a challenging quest row which makes Asterix available for combat.

The quest row is titled "Visitor Attraction", and includes 3 quests. On its own, each quest rewards 20XP and 200sesterce.

1. Deliver 2 Entrails, Have 1 Boar Bone, Collect 1 Smelly Fish
2. Deliver 1 Roasted Chicken, Deliver 1 Oyster a la lemon, Deliver 1 Fish on a Spear
3. Deliver 1 Red Ribbon, Craft 2 Menhirs

Completion for the quest row makes Obelix combat-ready, and also awards an additional 30XP and 250sesterce. Note that combat-readiness does not stack - if Obelix is 'made combat-ready' when he is already combat-ready, there will be no change to his status and he can only be summoned once before becoming unavailable.
Egyptian Workers

Egyptian workers are responsible for building the palace. They can be used to help fight against the Romans when Pointandclix is in Egypt. When you first reach Egypt, you start with Worker 1. Worker 2, 3, 4, and 5 will not arrive until you purchase and build their tents. The tent of Worker 2 is 5,000 sesterce and the price goes up by 1,000 sesterce for each tent thereafter. It is possible to upgrade each of the workers to level 5.

While building the palace, the workers will stop work and request an item in order for them to continue working. At times, it can feel like the workers are very needy and this is probably true. Workers will ask for food, water, fish, wooden planks, stone blocks, leather straps, stone hammers. linen, dates, marble blocks, chisels, shovels, papyrus scrolls, pickaxes, and scaffolding. *Needy.* It is highly advisable to stock up on a few of each of these items at a time since a stationary worker means less progress toward completing or repairing the palace.

If your worker asks for food and you are out of food in Egypt, you can go to Gaul and complete the quest with food from Gaul. Once the item is in your inventory (or in your storage as the case may be with food), you can complete the worker's quest and they will return to work.

These workers are terrified of crocodiles. If any crocodiles are in Egypt, they will lower the overall production rate until you defeat them. If your palace is currently built, you can leave the crocodiles alone and wait to kill them until you get one of the repeat quests from Edifis to kill them.

Egyptian workers are one of the three unlocked brawlers available in the game for RP.

He requires 10,000 RP to unlock him but then you can use him on defense and on offense (so long as his cool down time is up). He, and the other two unlocked brawlers, cannot be upgraded so his strength will not change without a potion or a weapon. However, his critical hit and block stats are affected by guild levels.

Egyptian Worker's stats:

* 20 strength
* 20 defense
* 52 health points
* 2.5 hour cool down
* 2% crit
* 2% block
Minecraft 1.8.4

**Minecraft** é um jogo eletrônico tipo sandbox e independente de mundo aberto11 que permite a construção usando blocos (cubos) dos quais o mundo é feito. Foi criado por Markus "Notch" Persson.12 13 O desenvolvimento de Minecraft começou por volta do dia10 de maio de 2009.13 14 A jogabilidade foi baseada nos jogos *Dwarf Fortress*, *Dungeon Keeper* e *Infiniminer*.15 Foi vencedor do prêmio VGA 2011 de jogos independentes.11

Minecraft é um jogo basicamente feito de blocos, tendo as paisagens e a maioria de seus objetos compostos por eles, e permitindo que estes sejam removidos e recolocados em outros lugares para criar construções, empilhando-os.16 Além da mecânica de mineração e coleta de recursos para construção, há no jogo mistura de sobrevivência e exploração.16

Jogar Minecraft é usá-lo como ferramenta criativa. Não há forma de vencer em Minecraft, uma vez que não há objetivos requeridos e enredo dramático que necessite ser seguido.3 Os jogadores passam a maior parte de seu tempo simplesmente minerando e construindo blocos de material virtual, daí o nome do jogo.3 Uma vez que os jogadores tenham coletado e construído um inventário suficiente de recursos, eles usam estas aquisições virtuais para conceber casas e paisagens, muitas vezes construindo todos os tipos de estruturas de blocos.3

Também vendeu mais de 1 milhão de cópias no dia 12 de janeiro de 2011, pouco depois da versão Beta do jogo ter sido lançada.1718 Notch diz que mesmo com o jogo lançado, o jogo receberá constantes atualizações.19 Mais de 11 milhões de usuários únicos se cadastraram no site oficial do jogo, dos quais 25% compraram o jogo.1 Ainda na versão Beta alcançou mais de onze milhões de registros, e vendas de quase três milhões.13

Em 15 de setembro de 2014 foi anunciada a compra do jogo (juntamente com a empresa produtora, Mojang) pela Microsoft por US$2,5bi.20
Sword

Purchase price: 154 helmets\*

Sell price: 350 sesterce

Craftable: blacksmith

Information: This item is used in crafting. Fighting weapon. +4 strength, 20 durability

\*As of Update 38, this item is no longer available in the market. It's related helmet price may or may not still be current as this item can still be purchased for helmets when required by a quest in the quest window. Currently, the only way to get this item is to craft it, win it from brawling tournament rewards, trade for it, or get it as a quest reward.
Butcher

The **butcher** is used to craft Nordic sausage, Gaul soup, and
roasted chicken. It can be upgraded in order to make merchandise spots available to sell those crafted items as well as boar bones, entrails, rabbits, and chickens.

It is possible to add decorations to the butcher.

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The first decoration adds 1 sesterce to every cycle and
costs 150 helmets. The second decoration gives the building 100 more sesterce capacity and costs 120 helmets. These decorations can be upgraded with
more helmets and sesterce at various levels to get more benefits.
Present

Purchase Price: 199 helmets

Sell Price: 7 sesterce

Craftable: tailor

Information: Available during winter event. Brawling weapon. +5 strength, +50% crit, 5 durability

Available during Winter and Flower Weeks events

~~+10 first strike, +20% crit, 5 durability~~ (Item updated for Winter 2016 with new stats.)
Egypt

This feature is based on the classic comic book Asterix and Cleopatra. Pointandclix can travel to Egypt from level 20 onwards. There, the player helps Edifis build the palace for Cleopatra.

While in Egypt, you can craft a variety of items at Edifis's workshop and harvest wood, straw, and stone. The storages in Egypt are independent of the storages in Gaul so you will need to upgrade those just like the buildings in Gaul. However, you carry over your inventory, sesterce, RP, and Roman helmets. If you need more wood, straw, or stone than you can harvest in Egypt, you can send resources from Gaul to Egypt. You can also send resources out of Egypt back to Gaul if you find you have more than you can use.

Pointandclix is the only villager that travels to Egypt where he is joined by Worker 1 and the other Egyptian workers once you have built their tents. The workers can be equipped with weapons just like the villagers in Gaul to help fight against the patrols, camps, and crocodiles in Egypt. Asterix and Obelix hang out in Egypt when they aren't giving quests in Gaul.

Egypt is the only place you will be able to collect papyrus, dates, rock oil, red gems, and egyptian fish.

While in Egypt, you are unable to access the friendsmap. You must return to Gaul in order to access the friendsmap again (and legions).
Main Page

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Steersman

Steersmen are strange, spindly things, a bizarre cross between radially and bilaterally symmetrical body plans, with four thin legs at the base of their torso and three arms, two of which were manipulatory. The third was akin to a predator insect’s labial palp, usually resting against the chest.

Steersmen had dark skin, tinted orange, yellow or red hues. Albinism was more common in their species than others and when an albino and normal-hued Steersman had children, vitiligo was common in these offspring. If they hadn’t had their sideways mouths, it would be almost impossible to tell what part of their head was front, back or side. Sensory organs encircled their heads, giving Steersman three hundred and sixty degrees of vision – or at least what passed for vision in their species. Tympanic membranes gave them auditory senses, but without fully-developed ears, the species tended to have difficulty localizing the source of sounds.

A crown of horns topped their heads; males had fewer and larger horns while females had many smaller ones. Children and genderless adults had none, or a few very small horns.

Steersman’s ability to absorb and process information rapidly made them exceptionally valuable as starship helm crew. Few made it to command roles. They were ill-suited to such positions – it was better for them to focus on clear duties rather than be distracted or overwhelmed by an influx of information and decisions. Still, they had continually impressed the Compact and were being given more autonomy and chances to prove themselves.
Asterix

Asterix is titular character of the game as well as the original series. Like Obelix, he is described as undefeatable because of Getafix's magic potion. However, he is not the main playable character (who is Pointandclix), nor is he available for brawling.

When Asterix first arrives in the village, he offers a few different quest strings. Completing the quest chain will make him available for a fight against the Romans. Players can choose to 'summon' Asterix when assembling their combat team. Note that while Asterix will automatically win against a patrol or legion of any strength, he can only reduce the target's health by 50. After each fight, Asterix becomes unavailable for combat until he is 'recharged' through the completing of certain quest chains.

Asterix also appears in Egypt.

## Making Asterix Combat-Ready

Other than the first few quest chains which are offered when Asterix arrives in the player's village, Democratix offers a challenging quest row which makes Asterix available for combat.

The quest row is titled "The Great Banquet", and includes 3 quests. On its own, each quest rewards 20XP and 110sesterce.

1. Have 2 Parsley, Have 6 Fish, Have 1 Rabbit
2. Deliver 2 Fish Soups, Deliver 1 Fish on a Spear, Deliver 1 Nordic Sausage
3. Deliver 1 Roasted Chicken, Deliver 2 Gaul Soups, Deliver 2 Tables

Completion for the quest row makes Asterix combat-ready, and also awards an additional 20XP and 250sesterce. Note that combat-readiness does not stack - if Asterix is 'made combat-ready' when he is already combat-ready, there will be no change to his status and he can only be summoned once before becoming unavailable.
Decorations

Many buildings have an option to add 2 decorations. For crafting buildings, the first decoration deals with reducing craft times and the second decoration deals with extra drops of resources. For resource generating buildings, the first decoration deals with extra sesterce in each cycle and the second decoration deals with adding more room to the max sesterce the building can hold. See each building for detailed information about what their decorations do and how much they cost in the beginning.

Decoration upgrades are available once the building reaches a certain level.
The Quest List

# **This page is outdated so it needs to be either updated or removed.**

      When you click on a villager to view the available quests, it will show a menu with all the quests available, regular and repeatable. Quests that you have not picked up are yellow. Quests you have already accepted are blue. If you click on an available quest but decide you don't want to do it right then, at the bottom of the screen, you can click "Later" instead of "Accept" and the quest will remain available for another time.

On the far left of your screen, you can access the list of quests that you have already accepted. As you complete actions or collect items toward a quest, it will automatically show that part as done and move that quest to the top of your list.

In the picture on the above right, 2 of Ironix's quests are story line quests and 1 is a repeatable quest.
Druid Circle

The druid circle is a location in Gaul that must be conquered before you can use it like the quarry, lumberhut, ore vein, and Southern farm. It is at the druid circle that you can access some of the best potions in the game (the major and insane potions). If you want to make less powerful minor or medium potions, you will need to see Statistix, the druid.

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This is one of the locations that you can set an outpost in order to keep the Roman camp from returning and blocking your access.
Combat Items

Also called combat weapons or equip items, villagers can use these when attacking Roman patrols or legions.

Once equipped on a villager, items cannot be returned to the players inventory. Replacing an equipped item causes the previous item to be lost. All items have a certain durability which decreases by -1 after each attack; the item breaks when durability reaches 0.

All 6 villagers can be hold up to 3 items each (up to one of each type). Each villager starts with 1 equipment slot, and unlocks the 2nd and 3rd at levels 5 and 8 respectively. An additional RP cost of 2000 and 4000 is required before the slots are unlocked permanently.

There are three main types of combat items. Note that many of the better items are only obtainable as rewards.

## Equipment which increase strength

These items usually take the form of weapons.

The following are seasonal items.

 Icicle

## Equipment which reduce received damage

These items often take the form of shields.

## Equipment which reduce recovery time

These items often take the form of helmets.

 Equipping Combat Items

Upon clicking the villager strength at the top of the screen, a drop down list will appear. Click the red shield/sword icon and the equip items menu will appear. Any fighting weapons in the inventory can be equipped by selecting one of the available weapon portraits. There is no confirmation dialog and equipping the weapons cannot be undone.
Rules of Conduct

The chief is responsible for establishing rules of conduct for guild members. These rules are completely up to the chief and should be reflective of the style of play specific to that guild.

**Casual guilds:** These guilds are not really concerned with anything other than having a place to chat with their friends. The guild level and place in the brawling tournament are likely not important to this type of guild. The rules (if there are any rules at all) in this type of guild should be relaxed to fit the standard of play of its members.

**Competitive guilds:** These guilds are focused on constantly raising their guild level and placing higher in the brawling tournament. The rules in this type of guild should be spelled out to all members.

Types of rules (and *examples*):

* Rules concerning chat.
	+ "Don't spam the channels."
	+ "Don't swear in our guild chat."
	+ "Don't constantly ask for items."
	+ "Don't discuss politics or religion."
* Rules concerning trading.
	+ "Don't rip people off in trades."
	+ "Help guild members before you trade off extra items."
* Rule concerning activity.
	+ "You must have 50 guild XP or more a week."
	+ "You must stay in brawling league Stone 2 or higher."
	+ "You must be active in the fight against the other guild members' legions."

It is up to the chief to determine if someone is breaking the guild's rules of conduct. He/she may have elders help with enforcing rules. Every guild is different so the rules may vary *widely* from one guild to the next. For a guild to be successful, they really should have rules established to maintain order and continue to move the guild upward.
These rules should be discussed in chat if the guild is established before the rules and then mailed out to every guild member, even those involved in creating the rules of conduct. Each new member should get a mail with the rules too. Currently, there is no option to mail the entire guild so messages must be sent 1 at a time to each individual player.
Crafting

When you build a **crafting** building, crafting options become available. Crafting buildings are the leatherworker, the carpenter, the stonemason, the tailor, and the blacksmith. The butcher, fish market, and tavern are not crafting buildings specifically (they are sesterce generating buildings) but they can craft (or cook, rather) a few things that can then be sold as merchandise. The druid circle and the druid also have crafting menus for potions. Click the building and then click the craft menu (or the cooking menu for the butcher, fish market, and tavern- same theory) and a recipe menu will come up.

New recipes must be purchased with sesterce as they are opened. After they are purchased, you can make them whenever you want. Each building has a crafting limit of 3 of the same items. Currently, 3 is the max (though you can make just 1 or 2) and you cannot craft different recipes in the same cue.

If you start crafting an item, you can speed it along with Roman helmets if you cannot wait for it to finish.

If you started crafting something but do not want it, you can cancel the craft by clicking the X on the recipe. You will lose the resources you put into it though.

Crafting times are reduced by upgrading the building and with some of the guild level boosts. Alternatively, almost all craftable items are able to be purchased either through the market or through the merchant.

As of Update 37 (September, 2015) the crafting times of fighting weapons (except whips) have been greatly reduced due to overwhelming feedback brought about from the restriction of betting crafted items in brawls (Update 34). The crafting times are:

\*These times do not reflect time reduction due to building level or guild level.

\*\*Of these fighting weapons, the balanced spear is the only item that did not get a time reduction.
Poor Sword

Purchase price: 57 helmets\*

Sell price: 172 sesterce

Craftable: blacksmith

Information: This item is used in crafting. Fighting weapon. +3 strength, 20 durability

Also known as "psword"

\*As of Update 38, this item is no longer available in the market. It's related helmet price may or may not still be current as this item can still be purchased for helmets when required by a quest in the quest window. Currently, the only way to get this item is to craft it, win it from brawling tournament rewards, trade for it, or get it as a quest reward.
Workers

The Ar'densai are an uplifted primitive species known for their strength, their endurance and their durability. They are an imposing species – apelike slabs of flesh as tall as Tribunes, with nearly-hairless thick rock-grey skin, dense musculature and strong bones. Their homeworld - Denqor - is high gravity world lashed by fierce weather and intense radiation.

The people that had survived its brutal evolutionary winnowing could survive in conditions that even the hardiest of other species would find difficult to endure. It was little wonder that the Compact had decided to uplift the primitive, barely-erect sapient species and bring them the benefits of medicine, literacy and set them on their path to true civilization. Two and a half millennia hence, there were Workers toiling across the breadth of the Compact, awaiting the promised day that they stepped into the sun alongside their rulers.

## Notable Workers

### Cast’yr

Special Envoy of the Unbound clan Blotted Suns
Poor Spear

Purchase price: 9 helmets\*

Sell price: 49 sesterce

Craftable: carpenter

Information: This item is used in crafting and cooking. Fighting weapon. +2 strength, 10 durability

Also known as "pspear"

\*As of Update 38, this item is no longer available in the market. It's related helmet price may or may not still be current as this item can still be purchased for helmets when required by a quest in the quest window. Currently, the only way to get this item is to craft it, win it from brawling tournament rewards, trade for it, or get it as a quest reward.
Egyptian Food Buildings

Food in Egypt works the same way as in Gaul. You can only hold as much as your storage will allow. The farm will only produce until it reaches max capacity. If you go fishing or harvest from the fields (they resemble straw fields but produce food instead and respawn after 28 hours) and your storage is full, you will lose the food. However, if you click your farm with your storage full, you will not lose what is there. These buildings have the same upgrade requirements.
Red One

Red One is the first of the Red-series AI created by the United Earth Confederacy to help manage UECNS *Nemesis*and her most advanced systems. This was necessary when the Compact deployed their Chariots to the Compact-Confederacy War. Along with Taskforce 97, she engaged Expansion Fleet Bankala, and was the only survivor. Due to the loss of her crew and the ensuing genocide of humanity she has waged a two thousand-year-long war against the Compact to avenge her dead creators.
Baltix

**Baltix** is the fishmonger. You must build his house before he will join you in the village.

You will need to upgrade Baltix's house often throughout the game.

By upgrading Baltix, he increases his strength by 1. No other stats change with an upgrade. At guild level 6, 16, and 26, Baltix will get a bonus to his crit % for brawling of +5% at each level (max of +15%). At guild level 8, 18, and 28, Baltix will get a bonus to his block % for brawling of +5% at each level (max of +15%). An active guild is very important.

His stats at level 1:

* 8 strength
* 25 defense
* 58 health points
* 1 hour cool down
* 2% crit
* 2% block
Gaul Food Buildings

You start the game with a village farm (max capacity of 20) and a food (max capacity of 30) storage building.

Upgrading the village farm gives it a +1 higher maximum capacity before it will stop producing food. It does not increase the speed in which the farm produces food. The farm tops out at max capacity of 40 food before production stops at level 11.

Upgrading the food storage gives you +2 space each time. More room to hold more food is always nice. Food storage tops out at 54 possible food stored at level 13.

\*Currently, the upgrade to level 13 requires 26 of each resource to upgrade. However, this is likely a mistake and it should probably be 28 of each resource.
Jogos olimpicos 2016

Os **Jogos Olímpicos** são um grande evento internacional,
com modalidades esportivas de verão e de inverno, em que milhares de atletas
participam de várias competições. Atualmente os Jogos
são realizados a cada dois anos, em anos pares, com os Jogos Olímpicos de
Verão e de Inverno se
alternando, embora ocorram a cada quatro anos no âmbito dos respectivos Jogos
sazonais. Originalmente, os Jogos Olímpicos da Antiguidade foram realizados em Olímpia,
na Grécia,
do século VIII a.C. ao século V d.C. No século XIX, o Barão Pierre de Coubertin fundou o Comitê Olímpico Internacional (COI) em 1894. O COI se tornou o órgão
dirigente do Movimento Olímpico, cuja estrutura e as ações
são definidas pela Carta Olímpica.

A
evolução do Movimento Olímpico durante o século XX obrigou o COI a adaptar os
Jogos para o mundo da mudança das circunstâncias sociais. Alguns destes ajustes
incluíram a criação dos Jogos de Inverno para esportes do gelo e da neve, os Jogos Paralímpicos de atletas com deficiência física e
visual (atualmente atletas com deficiência intelectual e auditiva não
participam) e osJogos Olímpicos da Juventude para atletas adolescentes. O COI
também teve de acomodar os Jogos para as diferentes variáveis econômicas,
políticas e realidades tecnológicas do século XX. Como resultado, os Jogos
Olímpicos se afastaram do amadorismo puro, como imaginado por Coubertin, para
permitir a participação de atletas profissionais. A crescente importância dos meios de comunicação gerou a questão do patrocínio
corporativo e a comercialização dos Jogos.

O
Movimento Olímpico é atualmente composto por federações esportivas internacionais, comitês olímpicos nacionais (CONs) e comissões organizadoras de
cada especificidade dos Jogos Olímpicos. Como o órgão de decisão, o COI é
responsável por escolher a cidade anfitriã para cada edição. A cidade anfitriã
é responsável pela organização e financiamento à celebração dos Jogos coerentes
com a Carta Olímpica. O programa olímpico, que consiste no esporte que
será disputado a cada Jogos Olímpicos, também é determinado pelo COI. A
celebração dos Jogos abrange muitos rituais e símbolos, como a tocha e a bandeira olímpica, bem como as cerimônias de abertura e encerramento.
Existem mais de 13 000 atletas que competem nos Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno
e em 33 diferentes modalidades esportivas com cerca de 400 eventos. Os
finalistas do primeiro, segundo e terceiro lugar de cada evento recebem
medalhas olímpicas de ouro, prata ou bronze, respectivamente.

Os
Jogos têm crescido em escala, a ponto de quase todas as nações serem
representadas. Tal crescimento tem criado inúmeros desafios, incluindo
boicotes, doping, corrupção de agentes públicos e terrorismo. A cada dois anos,
os Jogos Olímpicos e sua exposição à mídia proporcionam a atletas desconhecidos
a chance de alcançar fama nacional e, em casos especiais, a fama internacional.
Os Jogos também constituem uma oportunidade importante para a cidade e o país
se promover e mostrar-se para o mundo
Active Guild

To have an active guild means that all the members are regular players that contribute to collecting guild XP in an effort to continuing to raise the guild level.

It is important for the guild chief to maintain active players in the guild for the benefit of everyone in the guild. Currently, the only way to monitor that a player is active is by seeing them in chat (unreliable method as some computer security parameters block chat capabilities but still allow the game to play otherwise) and by tracking guild XP for every player by hand and then comparing the *then vs now* numbers at regular intervals. By doing as little as attacking 1 patrol in a session, a player will earn guild XP. If a chief notices a player has earned 0 guild XP in a week's time, chances are that the player has not played in that time or is only logging in to collect sesterce (and maybe food/crafted items) then logging out.

When a guild is created, it should be established then by the chief if the guild is casual or competitive and then set rules concerning active players. If rules have not been established or the focus of the guild changes from casual to competitive play, then the chief needs to decide those rules and mail every player with the new rules. Also, every new player should be informed of the rules as soon as they join (before they join is even better when possible) so they can decide if they can live up to those rules.

If the guild is just a collective group of friends that aren't concerned about the tournament and the rewards, then this entire page is pointless. But for guilds that want to do *more* than that, an active guild is a must. An active guild is crucial to anyone that wants to play competitively at high levels. A person that is high level may do poorly in brawling even with good brawlers, weapons, and potions due to being in a low level guild.

All guild levels help these players overall, but there are many that are specific to brawling. Levels 4, 14, and 24 affects the cool down time of brawlers. Levels 6, 16, and 26 affects the crit chance of all brawlers. Levels 8, 18, and 28 affects the block chance of all brawlers. Levels 10, 20, and 30 affects the strength of Pointandclix (only a concern to players that brawl often with Pointandclix of course).

Once the guild reaches level 30, the members still collect guild XP but it does not raise the guild level any longer since level 30 is the current maximum. It is still very important to maintain an active guild at that point since a lot of effort went into getting to level 30!
JOGOS OLIMPICOS

**Jogos**
Olímpicos de 2016 **oficialmente**Jogos da XXXI Olimpíada**, mais**
comumente **Rio 2016**, será
um evento multiesportivo realizado no segundo semestre de 2016,
no Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. A escolha
foi feita durante a 121ª Sessão do Comitê Olímpico
Internacional, que aconteceu em Copenhague, Dinamarca,
em 2 de outubro de 2009. Os Jogos Paralímpicos de Verão de 2016 serão sediados na mesma cidade e
organizados pelo mesmo comitê.1 Será a primeira vez que os Jogos
Olímpicos serão sediados na América do Sul e a segunda vez na América Latina,
depois da Cidade do México 1968. Será também a
terceira vez que acontecerão no hemisfério sul,
depois de Melbourne 1956 e Sydney 2000.

entre 7 e 18 de setembro do mesmo ano. O local de abertura e
encerramento será no Estádio do Maracanã. Serão disputadas 28
modalidades, duas a mais em relação aos Jogos Olímpicos O evento ocorrerá entre os dias 5 e 21
de agosto de 2016,
e as Paralimpíadas serão de Verão de 2012. O Comitê Executivo do COI
sugeriu as inclusões do rugby sevens e dogolfe,2 e foram aprovados durante a 121ª
Sessão.3 O programa dos Jogos ainda poderá ser
expandido, após o sucesso de novas modalidades incluídas nos primeiros Jogos Olímpicos da
Juventude realizados e

TRO DE JOGOS ORLANDO SILVA
Rio 2016

como Usain Bolt e Michael
Phelps – mas nem só de atletas À medida que se aproximam os Jogos Rio 2016,
cresce a vontade de ver brilhar as grandes estrelas consagrados vivem os Jogos
Olímpicos. Quem são as jovens promessas que vão competir lado a lado com seus
ídolos no maior evento esportivo do planeta? Confira abaixo uma lista de
prodígios que prometem fazer bonito nas arenas de competição dos Jogos
Olímpicos Rio 2016.

**MARCUS VINICIUS D’ALMEIDA (Brasil) – Tiro com arco**
Conhecido
como “Neymar do tiro com arco”, Vinicius arrebatou o público brasileiro com
suas flechadas na Copa do Mundo de 2014, quando, com 16 anos de idade,
conquistou a medalha de prata ao perder o título por apenas uma flecha.
Esperança da primeira medalha brasileira no esporte, o carioca conquistou mais
uma prata nos Jogos Olímpicos da Juventude de Nanquim e três ouros nos Jogos
Sul-Americanos de Santiago,

**MATHEUS SANTANA (Brasil) - Natação**
Medalhista
de prata dos 50m livre nos Jogos Olímpicos da Juventude em Nanquim, a sensação
brasileira da natação ainda quebrou o seu próprio recorde mundial júnior no
caminho até a conquista do ouro nos 100m livre. Matheus terá 20 anos nos Jogos
Rio 2016 e pode ser um dos protagonistas do Time Brasil, especialmente se
ajudar o país a conquistar os 4x100m livre.

Matheus Santana e Marcus
Vinicius vão conseguir !!!
Jogos Olímpicos !!!!!

Os **Jogos Olímpicos** são um grande evento internacional, com modalidades esportivas de verão e de inverno, em que milhares de atletas participam de várias competições. Atualmente os Jogos são realizados a cada dois anos, em anos pares, com os Jogos Olímpicos de Verão e de Inverno se alternando, embora ocorram a cada quatro anos no âmbito dos respectivos Jogos sazonais. Originalmente, os Jogos Olímpicos da Antiguidade foram realizados em Olímpia, na Grécia, do século VIII a.C. ao século V d.C. No século XIX, o Barão Pierre de Coubertin fundou o Comitê Olímpico Internacional (COI) em 1894. O COI se tornou o órgão dirigente do Movimento Olímpico, cuja estrutura e as ações são definidas pela Carta Olímpica.

A evolução do Movimento Olímpico durante o século XX obrigou o COI a adaptar os Jogos para o mundo da mudança das circunstâncias sociais. Alguns destes ajustes incluíram a criação dos Jogos de Inverno para esportes do gelo e da neve, os Jogos Paralímpicos de atletas com deficiência física e visual (atualmente atletas com deficiência intelectual e auditiva não participam) e osJogos Olímpicos da Juventude para atletas adolescentes. O COI também teve de acomodar os Jogos para as diferentes variáveis econômicas, políticas e realidades tecnológicas do século XX. Como resultado, os Jogos Olímpicos se afastaram do amadorismo puro, como imaginado por Coubertin, para permitir a participação de atletas profissionais. A crescente importância dos meios de comunicação gerou a questão do patrocínio corporativo e a comercialização dos Jogos.

O Movimento Olímpico é atualmente composto por federações esportivas internacionais, comitês olímpicos nacionais (CONs) e comissões organizadoras de cada especificidade dos Jogos Olímpicos. Como o órgão de decisão, o COI é responsável por escolher a cidade anfitriã para cada edição. A cidade anfitriã é responsável pela organização e financiamento à celebração dos Jogos coerentes com a Carta Olímpica. O programa olímpico, que consiste no esporte que será disputado a cada Jogos Olímpicos, também é determinado pelo COI. A celebração dos Jogos abrange muitos rituais e símbolos, como a tocha e a bandeira olímpica, bem como as cerimônias de abertura e encerramento. Existem mais de 13 000 atletas que competem nos Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno e em 33 diferentes modalidades esportivas com cerca de 400 eventos. Os finalistas do primeiro, segundo e terceiro lugar de cada evento recebem medalhas olímpicas de ouro, prata ou bronze, respectivamente.

Os Jogos têm crescido em escala, a ponto de quase todas as nações serem representadas. Tal crescimento tem criado inúmeros desafios, incluindo boicotes, doping, corrupção de agentes públicos e terrorismo. A cada dois anos, os Jogos Olímpicos e sua exposição à mídia proporcionam a atletas desconhecidos a chance de alcançar fama nacional e, em casos especiais, a fama internacional. Os Jogos também constituem uma oportunidade importante para a cidade e o país se promover e mostrar-se para o mundo.
Anti-Fog Potion

Purchase price: NA

Sell price: 30 sesterce

Craftable: druid circle

Information: This item is required for a quest during the Fog Event (both to make and then turn in). It might have removed the fog from the map in previous years but it does not do so any longer. If a player makes more than 1 during the Fog Event (such as they made one before the quest required them to craft one), then the player is wasting 4,000 glowing substance (one of the several items required to craft). Beyond turning this in for that single quest, it is considered a "useless item" as it has ***no other use*** in-game.
Olimpiada 2016

**Abertura, Encerramento e Lema**

Acontecerão, no mês de agosto de 2016 na cidade do
Rio de Janeiro (Brasil), os XXXI Jogos Olímpicos de Verão. A abertura será
realizada  no dia 5 de agosto. A cerimônia de encerramento ocorrerá no dia
21 de agosto. O lema dos jogos será "Viva sua paixão". As duas
cerimônias acontecerão no Estádio do Maracanã.
Jogos Olímpicos

**Jogos Paraolímpicos o**u **Paralímpicos -**  É o maior evento esportivo mundial envolvendo pessoas com deficiência. Incluem atletas com deficiências físicas (de mobilidade, amputações, cegueira ou paralisia cerebral), além de deficientes mentais. Realizados pela primeira vez em 1960 em Roma, Itália, têm sua origem em Stoke Mandeville, na Inglaterra, onde ocorreram as primeiras competições esportivas para deficientes físicos, como forma de reabilitar militares feridos na Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Fishing

Like hunting, **fishing** is a good way to collect food. The map on the right shows the 14 possible locations for a fishing hole to appear. Up to 7 will appear at one time.

Make sure your food storage isn't full. Again like hunting, if you go fishing with a full food storage, the food you earn will be lost. You cannot get it back.

Many players prefer fishing over hunting simply because it is faster. Fishing requires 1 click while hunting requires 2-5 clicks and following the path around the map as it disappears and reappears. Fishing also drops a lot of different items, some of which are rare.

## How to fish

Step 1. Find the fishing holes available on your map.

Step 2. Click the fishing hole. If it isn't blocked by a soldier, Pointandclix will go to it and fish you out 1 food and 1 XP.

It is that simple.

## Drops

In addition to fishing up food, you can also find fish (very likely), smelly fish, crabs, lobsters, oysters, and Roman sandals. It is a lot more rare but sometimes you can fish up pearls, wooden planks, empty barrels, and even Roman Helmets. While fishing in Egypt, you can also collect Egyptian fish often.

## Respawn

Fishing holes respawn slower than the boar tracks do. Once you clear your first fishing hole, it will respawn in 15–20 minutes.