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Gameplay

## Stats

**Health:** The total health of a maiden. If it drops to zero, your maiden will be knocked-out and does no longer move or deal damage. A cooldown starts, after which you can replace a maiden back on the field.

**Attack Speed:** 100 attack speed represents 1 attack/sec.

**Critical Hit:** Chance to deal 1.5× damage.

**Dodge:** Percentage chance for enemy basic attacks to miss. Does not apply to enemy spells. Dodge is capped at 80%.

**Defense:** Reduces damage by 1% per 100 defense. Defense is capped at 50%.

**Cooldown Reduction (CDR):** Reduces the cooldown time of a maidens ability. The higher the value, the faster an ability will be available again. Cooldown reduction is capped at 40%.

**Speed:** The movement speed of a maiden.

**Damage:** The formula for damage dealt is

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where
*Dfinal* is the final damage
*Dbase* is the base maiden damage (no gear, affection or camp bonuses)
*A* is the affection level (0 - 3)
*Gear* is the damage bonus from gear (x%/100)
*Camps* is the damage bonus from camps (x%/100)
*E* is the elemental multiplier (± 0.5)
*C* is the critical hit multiplier (0.5 on crit, 0 if miss)
*Defenemy* is the enemy defense stat.

Here is a detailed description.

## Skills

Skill points replenish every 20 minutes (base rate).

Skill point capacity can be increase by upgrading the Research Academy.

The following table shows the costs required for upgrading a maiden's skill to the next level:

## Energy

One energy point replenishes every 4 minutes (base rate) and energy completely refills on player level-up. You can increase maximum energy capacity by upgrading the Barracks.

#### Energy Gem Cost:

* 25  cost 100
* 50  cost 175
* 100  cost 225

## Elements

If an element is effective against another element, it will deal 1.5× damage and receive 0.5× damage to and from that element respectively.

* Fire is weak against  Water.
* Nature is effective against  Water
* Nature is weak against  Fire.
* Water is effective against  Fire.
* Water is weak against  Nature.
 * Light is effective against  Dark.
* Dark is effective against  Light.

## Romance

Maidens can be romanced by spending crystals of their element, with each stage having five panels. Unlocking a stage increases that maiden's base health and damage by 10% and base defense by 100 points.

## Gacha

Gachas are shop items that contain either maidens or maiden items. *See Gacha for detailed information.*
## Equipment

*For an equipment list, see Equipment*
*For details on upgrading equipment, see Upgrading Equipment*
## Footnotes

1. ↑ Information from the Discord channel
Enmebaragesi

**Enmebaragesi** was the twenty-second lugal of the Kingdom of Kish, and the twenty-second lugal of the First Dynasty of Kish. The successor to the previous lugal, Iltasadum, Enmebaragesi is the earliest ruler of Kish to be atested to in archaelogical evidence, as those before him are poorly atested. He is best known for having led Kish to victory over the Elamites and subduing them. After, he was "captured single-handedly" by Dumuzid "the Fisherman", lugal of Uruk, possibly leading to his son and successor, Aga, besieging Uruk.
Army of Isin

The **Army of Isin**, also known as the **Isinian Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Isin. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Isin also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one.

The army fought in several engagements, most notable being a siege of Uruk, a war against Uruk, a campaign against Lagash, a war against Umma, a battle against the Akkadians, and a war against Larsa.
Illi

**Illi**was a lugal of the Kingdom of Umma. Succeeding the throne following the defeat of his predecessor in Umma's First War of Independence, Illi, a priest of the Sumerian religion, followed the footsteps of Enakalle and Ur-Lumma, hoping to succeed where they did not. He led a second assault on Lagash following the ascension of Entemena to the Paleo-Sumerian throne, only to be repulsed again, this time by a combined Lagash-Uruk  army. Illi would be the last Umma lugal to resist Lagash rule for two centuries until Lugal-zage-si, as Umma would remain subservient to the Paleo-Sumerian Empire for the remainder of this period.
Forest Sniper's Boots

### Description

The boots wore by the legendary Sniper of the Forest clan. A piece of a strong set.

### Set

**Forest Sniper*** Forest Sniper's Helmet
* Forest Sniper's Breastplate
* Forest Sniper's Bow
* Forest Sniper's Ring
* **Forest Sniper's Boots**
* Forest Sniper's Necklace

## Availability

You can occasionally get the Forest Sniper's Boots at special events or from bundles or promo packs.
Hamazi

**Hamazi**, also known as **Khamazi**, was the capital city of the Kingdom of Hamazi. Although its exact location is unknown, its hypothesized it was located in the western Zagros Mountains. It cannot be determined when the city was founded or who its first king was, only that it grew to become a city-state around the early 25th century BCE. Hamazi remained this way for a while, somehow avoiding destruction by the Gutians, only to be conquered by the Neo-Sumerian Empire and, later, by Isin. Records of Hamazi are missing following Isin's subjugation of it, although it's likely the city was abandoned or destroyed during the conquests of Larsa.
Kingdom of Lagash

The **Kingdom of Lagash**, also known as the **Lagash Kingdom**and **Sumerian Kingdom of Lagash**, was a landlocked city-state in southernMesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Girsu to the northwest, Bad-tibira to the southwest and Umma to the east. The Kingdom of Lagash was founded by an unknown lugal following the construction of the city of Lagash. The kingdom largely kept to itself, staying out of the conflicts of its neighbours, and in turn being left alone. By the time of Hamazi's expulsion from Sumer, Lagash had already built up a powerful military and economic complex, solidifying its territory. Lagash then established the short-lived Paleo-Sumerian Empire, but returning back to its borders. It was then finally conquered by the Neo-Sumerian Empire. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Lagash was the Sumerian religion.
Army of Nippur

The **Army of Nippur**, also known as the **Nippur Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Nippur. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Nippur also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one.

The army fought in several engagements, most notable being a siege of Uruk, a war against Uruk, a campaign against Lagash, a war against Umma, and finally a battle against the Akkadians.
Enmerkar

**Enmerkar** was the second lugal of the Kingdom of Uruk, and the second lugal of the First Dynasty of Uruk. The successor to the previous lugal, Mesh-ki-ang-gasher, Enmerkar was famous for founding the city of Uruk and for conquering the distant and mythical land of Aratta. Enmerkar is credited for establishing Uruk as a powerful new city-state, one that would last for centuries after his death.
Army of Girsu

The **Army of Girsu**, also known as the **Girsu Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Girsu. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Girsu also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one.

The army only fought in one engagement with Lagash. It was dissolved after being conquered, and absorbed into the army of Lagash.
First Eblaite Kingdom

The **First Eblaite Kingdom**, also known as the **First Kingdom of Ebla**and the **First Eblaite Empire**, was a state in northern Canaan, in what is now the modern-day northern Middle East. It was bordered by Mari to the east, and both kingdoms of Egypt to the south. The First Eblaite Kingdom was founded by an unknown king of an unknown dynasty, where it warred with the Mariotes, their rival. It was defeated in a second war with Mari, where it was dissolved and absorbed by the Second Mariote Kingdom.
Aga of Kish

## Aga

**Aga**, also known as **Aga of Kish**, was the twenty-third lugal of the Kingdom of Kish, and the twenty-third and final lugal of the First Dynasty of Kish. The successor to the previous lugal, Enmebaragesi, Aga is best detailed in the *Epic of Gilgamesh*, where he leads a military alliance against Uruk in revenge for Dumuzid capturing his father, the lugal previous to him. Aga is subsequently defeated, but manages to escape back to Kish. Sometime afterwards, Aga was killed, likely because of a conquest of Kish by Mesh-Ane-pada.
Gilgamesh

**Gilgamesh** was the fifth lugal of the Kingdom of Uruk, and the fifth lugal of the First Dynasty of Uruk. The successor to the previous lugal, Dumuzid, Gilgamesh is the first legendary Sumerian figure to be atested to in historical evidence as well as myth. Gilgamesh's reign is best detailed in the *Epic of Gilgamesh*, where he is depicted as having defeated an alliance of city-states besieging Uruk. It is unknown how he died, but the legacy he left behind has become the stuff of legend.
Elamite Army

The **Elamite Army**, also known as the **Army of Elam**, was the terrestrial and naval (if it existed) military forces of the Elamite Empire. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. It is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible that the nearby Elam also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one.

The army fought in numerous engagements, most notably a war against Kish, a campaign against Lagash, a campaign against Adab,  a war with the Akkadians, a war of independence, a war with the Gutians, a set of wars with Sumer and the Gutians, besieged and conquered Ur, fought Isin, fought to protect Susa against Larsa and Isin, fought off a Kassite occupation, continued a campaign against the Kassite Babylonians, fought a brief conflict with the Assyrians, were defeated by Babylonia, and finally fought numerous wars with Babylonia against Assyria.
Army of Akshak

The **Army of Akshak**, also known as the **Akshak Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Akshak. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Uruk  also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one.

The army fought in several engagements, most notable being a campaign against Lagash, two wars with Kish, a war with Umma and finally a war with the Elamites.
Kingdom of Akkad

The **Kingdom of Akkad**, also known as the **Akkadian Kingdom**and the **Sumerian Kingdom of Akkad**, was a landlocked city-state in northern Mesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Eshnunna to the northeast, and the Elamite Empire to the east. The Kingdom of Akkad was located to the north of the Tigris, and was founded by an unknown lugal of an unknown dynasty. It continued to thrive until it was subjugated by Hamazi, and later by Uruk. It was conquered one final time by the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, before it was dissolved and reformed into the Akkadian Empire. The dominant religion of the Kingdom of Akkad was the Akkadian religion.
First Mari-Ebla War

Strength| Army of Mari* Indeterminate number of troops

The **First Mari-Ebla War**was a conflict between the First Mariote Kingdom and the First Eblaite Kingdom. The exact conditions of this conflict are unknown, as are the reasons for why it was triggered. All that is known is that the war ended with both kingdoms intact, although the First Eblaite kingdom would later be absorbed by the Second Mariote Kingdom.
Forest Protector's Ring

### Description

The ring wore by the legendary Protector of the Forest clan. A piece of a strong set.

### Set

**Forest Protector's*** Forest Protector's Helmet
* Forest Protector's Breastplate
* Forest Protector's Staff
* **Forest Protector's Ring**
* Forest Protector's Boots
* Forest Protector's Necklace

## Availability

You can occasionally get the Forest Protector's Ring at special events or from bundles or promo packs.
Forest Protector's Breastplate

### Description

The armor wore by the legendary Protector of the Forest clan. A piece of a strong set.

### Set

**Forest Protector's*** Forest Protector's Helmet
* **Forest Protector's Breastplate**
* Forest Protector's Staff
* Forest Protector's Ring
* Forest Protector's Boots
* Forest Protector's Necklace

## Availability

You can occasionally get the Forest Protector's Breastplate at special events or from bundles or promo packs.
Adab

**Adab**was the capital city of the Kingdom of Adab. Located to the west of the Tigris, Adab was home to a very small kingdom prior to its war with Ur under the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, where it first established a military presence, one only expanded by Lugal-Ane-mundu when he expanded their sphere of influence and managed to beat back Lagash: this empire was short-lived, and the city fell back under Lagash control until its empire collapsed, switching hands between Umma , the Akkadians, Ur and finally the Babylonians. Adab was abandoned shortly after the Paleo-Babylonian Empire dissolved.
Equipment Sort Marksman

Engineer **·** Mage **·** Marksman **·** Support **·** Warrior **·** For all **·** For a specific maiden
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Equipment for a specific maiden is shown with a dash - Gabriela's lucky socks

Equipment for all hero classes is shown with a star \* 1st Anniversary Hat

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## Equipment for marksmaiden

* All
* Headgear
* Armor
* Weapon
* Off-hand
* Boots
* Accessory
Army of Ur

The **Army of Ur**, also known as the **Ur Army**and, during the Neo-Sumerian Empire as the **Neo-Sumerian Army**, was the terrestrial and naval (if they existed) military forces of the Kingdom of Ur and, later, the Neo-Sumerian Empire. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Ur also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one. It is likely it would have adopted a professional army under Ur's empire, as such a force would be required to hold such a vast amount of territory.

The army fought in several engagements, most notable being a war with Uruk, a war with the Elamites, a campaign against Lagash, another war against Uruk, a war with Adab, a war against Umma, a battle against the Akkadians, a war with Lagash, and finally a war with the Elamites.
Kingdom of Umma

The **Kingdom of Umma**, also known as the **Umma Kingdom**and **Sumerian Kingdom of Umma**, was a landlocked city-state in southern Mesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Lagash and Girsu to the immediate east, Zabala  and Adab to the north, Shuruppak and Isin to the west, and Uruk, Larsa and Bad-tibira to the south. The Kingdom of Umma was founded by an unknown lugal of an unknown dynasty, where it largely kept to itself, staying out of the conflicts of its neighbours, and in turn being left alone. Umma had a long standing rivalry with Lagash, and as such it was the first city-state conquered by Eannatum in his conquest. Thrice Umma tried to secede, but both failed. Umma rose up a third and final time, conquering Lagash and establishing its own brief hegemony over Sumer before being subjugated one final time by the Akkadian Empire. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Umma was the Sumerian religion.
Kishi-Mari War

Belligerents| Paleo-Sumerian Empire* Kingdom of Kish

Strength| Army of Kish* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Kishi-Mari War**was a conflict between the Second Mariote Kingdom under the reign of Sharrumiter, and the Paleo-Sumerian Empire. Following the collapse of the brief Adab empire of Lugal-Ane-mundu, Mari declared hegemony over Sumer, with Sharrumiter as their lugal. Badly weakened, the Paleo-Sumerian Empire was still rebuilding itself, allowing for Kish to attack Mari itself. The resulting war was apparently brief, with Mari being reincorporated into the empire. This wouldn't last however, as Kish would declare independence from the empire not long after, and with it, dominion over Sumer.
Army of Mari

The **Army of Mari**, also known as the **Mariote Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the First, Second and Third Mariote kingdoms. The composition of this army is unknown, although it had to have been large enough to repulse attacks from its Eblaite rivals and its allies: however, it is fair to assume that, like most Bronze Age armies of the time period, that its forces were reasonably small, and used primitive, but effective, tactics. Whether it was a standing army, or a volunteer force, is also uncertain.
Ibbi-Sipish

**Ibbi-Sipish**was the vizier of the Second Eblaite Kingdom during the reign of Isar-Damu, serving for 17 years. As vizier, he commanded the Eblaite army, and led them to numerous victories against the Mari during the Third Mari-Ebla War. It is unknown what happened to him after the second kingdom collapsed.
Abydos

* City
* Map

**Abydos**, known in Ancient Egyptian as **Abdju**, was the capital city of the Abydos Dynasty during the Second Intermediate Period of Egypt, and one of the oldest cities of Ancient Egypt. Located in Upper Egypt, Abydos appears to have been built long before the establishment of a unified Egypt, as a city of the Kingdom of Upper Egypt. After the unification, Abydos became the site for a royal necropolis where the pharaohs of Early Dynastic Egypt were buried, now known as Umm el-Qa'ab. **Abydos**is the Greek name for the city, as the actual Egyptian name given to it was **Abdju**.

Abydos is also home to several monuments, all of which were built over long periods of time. Seti I began construction of a temple there, whereas Ramesses II finished it and then built a smaller, simpler one adjacent to it. The city still exists today, but is abandoned, left alone as a site of archaelogical importance.
First Destruction of Ebla

Belligerents| Second Mariote Kingdom??

The **First Destruction of Ebla** was the first instance of the complete destruction of Ebla due to a massive fire that swept through the city. The exact cause of this fire is unknown, although three hypotheses exist: the Mari  did it in revenge for the Battle of Terqa, the Akkadians did it as they conquered Ebla or a natural disaster occurred. Regardless of who or what did it, the result was the disintegration of the Second Eblaite Kingdom.
Dynasty of Awan

The **Dynasty of Awan**, also known as the **Awan Dynasty**or a **Dynasty of Elam**, covers the first series of Elamite lugals who ruled over Sumer, as well as a series of kings who ruled over the Elamite Empire. The first of these rulers was Peli, who had defeated Ur, and the last of these rulers was Puzur-Inshushinak.

The Awan dynasty was brought to an end when Puzur-Inshushinak was defeated in battle by the Neo-Sumerian Empire, causing the Simashki dynasty to take over. The Awan dynasty lost political hegemony over Sumer during the reign of Ukku-Tanhish, but continued to rule over Elam until the fall of the Gutian dynasty.
Army of Uruk

The **Army of Uruk**, also known as the **Uruk Army**, was the terrestrial and naval (if they existed) military forces of the Kingdom of Uruk. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Uruk  also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one.

The army fought in several engagements, most notable being a siege of Aratta, breaking a siege of Uruk, a brief war with Ur, a conquest of Sumer, a campaign against Lagash, a war with Umma, another war against Umma, a battle against the Akkadians, a set of wars with Elam and the Gutians and finally a war against Larsa.
First Dynasty of Uruk

The **First Dynasty of Uruk**, also known as **Uruk I Dynasty**, covers the first series of Uruk Sumerian lugals who ruled over the city of Uruk, as well as the first set of rulers of the Kingdom of Uruk. The first of these rulers was Mesh-ki-ang-gasher, who ruled over Uruk when it was just a fortress, and the last of these rulers was Lugal-kitun.

The First Dynasty was brought to an end when Lugal-kitun was defeated in battle with the city-state of Ur, causing political hegemony to be transferred away from Uruk.
Isin

**Isin**, also known as**Ishan al-Bahriyat**, was the capital city of the Kingdom of Isin. Located to the east of the Euphrates, Isin's exact founder is unknown, although the earliest possible evidence points to Lugal Solax: the city was founded as a Sumerian city-state. Isin remained under Isinian control until the rise of the Paleo-Babylonian Empire, where it promptly fell under the control of the Babylonians, and the many empires that followed it.
En-anna-tum I

**En-anna-tum I**was a lugal of the Kingdom of Lagash, the sixth lugal of the First Dynasty of Lagash, and the second lugal of thePaleo-Sumerian Empire. Following the death of his brother and predecessor, En-anna-tum I almost immediately had to repel another attempt at rebellion by Umma, in which he was successful. The rest of his reign is unclear.
Djoser

**Djoser**, also known as **Djeser**, **Zoser**, **Tosorthros** and**Sesorthos**, was the first pharaoh of theOld Kingdom of Egypt, and the first pharaoh of the Third Dynasty of Egypt. Following the death of Khasekhemwy, Djoser succeeded his father as pharaoh, where he reshaped Early Dynastic Egypt into a proper state, now known as the Old Kingdom. He spearheaded the beginning of the Third Dynasty, where he ordered several construction projects, most famous of which was his step pyramid. Later, he would send military expeditions to the Sinai to subdue the inhabitants and mine their resources. Overall, Djoser's reign marked a prosperous beginning for the Old Kingdom.
Enshakushanna

**Enshakushanna**, also known as **En-shag-kush-ana**, **Enukduanna**or **En-Shakansha-Ana**, was the thirteenth lugal of the Kingdom of Uruk, and the first lugal of the Second Dynasty of Uruk. Having founded the second dynasty, Enshakushanna led Uruk  to war  against Hamazi, conquering Kish, Nippur and Akkad whilst also expelling the Hamazi from Sumer. This tenure of Uruk hegemony would be brief, and Enshakushanna lost all of his territories to the Paleo-Sumerian Empire of Lagash. The rest of his reign is unknown.
Fourth Dynasty of Egypt

The **Fourth Dynasty of Ancient Egypt**, also known as **Dynasty IV**, covers the fourth series of Egyptian pharaohs who ruled over a unified Egypt, as well as the second to rule over the Old Kingdom of Egypt. The first of these rulers was Sneferu, who founded the dynasty following the death of Huni, and the last of these rulers was Thamphthis.

The Fourth Dynasty was brought to an end following the death of Thamphthis, and Userkaf established the Fifth Dynasty.
Kade

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## Introduction

Kade the Dark Night is a rare dark warrior.

She is moving slowly. Her melee auto attacks are poor. She can withstand more damage than the average.

Her medium range skill deals powerful damage to enemies in a large area.

Kade introduces herself in campaign 1, mission 10.

You will get Kade from free, normal or premium gacha, probably within a few months.

Rivsoft page
http://www.rivsoft.net/cmstuff/maidens/12
Kade is the only boss (C1-10) to also be a playable maiden. With one of the highest HPs of all characters, she is also a decent tank with a potent AoE special skill. However, as a very slow character, careful management is needed to keep her on the front lines (similar to Eli). Another downside to her use are the many light maidens in higher campaigns, especially archers with AoE attacks which rip her health apart...

## Skill

### Description of skills

One for All
Casts an epic dark area of effect dealing massive damage to enemies inside of it.

* deals 2,614,874 damage to enemies

## Stats

### Details of basic stats

For camps 15, max promotion.
(The in game stats window shows twice as much damage as the rising numbers on the battlefield.)

## Romance

Crystals Required
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Army of Umma

The **Army of Umma**, also known as the **Umma Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Umma and, later, the Kingdom of Sumer. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Umma also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one. It is likely it would have adopted a professional army under Umma's kingdom, as such a force would be required to hold such a vast amount of territory.

The army fought in several engagements, most notable being a campaign with Lagash, including two rebellions, a campaign to unite Sumer and a battle with the Akkadians.
Enakalle

**Enakalle**was a lugal of the Kingdom of Umma during the time of Eannatum's conquests. Following the rise of the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, Enakalle decided to attack his Lagash rival, Eannatum, by taking a critical piece of irrigated land, hoping to secure independence. Instead, Lagash pre-emptively struck first, and Enakalle was defeated. It is unknown what happened to him, although its likely he abdicated and was replaced byUr-Lumma, or was killed in the battle.
Battle of Lagash (2400 BCE)

Belligerents| Kingdom of Umma | Paleo-Sumerian Empire* Kingdom of Lagash
* Kingdom of Uruk

Strength| Army of Umma* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Uruk* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Battle of Lagash**was an engagement between the Kingdom of Umma and the Paleo-Sumerian Empire during Umma's Second War of Independence. Taking advantage of En-anna-tum I's death, Illi led an Umma army to attack Lagash, hoping to sack the city and destroy the Empire, just like his predecessor had planned. The assault was, again, a failure, with the Lagash army, aided by forces from Uruk, repulsing Umma. It is unknown if this ended the war, or if they continued fighting for a time afterward.
Army of Hamazi

The **Army of Hamazi**, also known as the **Hamazi Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Hamazi. Nothing is known about its composition, strength or leadership structure, and only a few instances of the wars it engaged in are known.

The army fought in several engagements, most notable being a war with Kish, a war with Uruk, a war with Ur and a war with Isin.
Enshakushanna's Conquest of Sumer

Belligerents| Kingdom of Uruk | * Kingdom of Hamazi
	+ Kingdom of Kish
	+ Kingdom of Nippur
	+ Kingdom of Akkad

Strength| Army of Uruk* Indeterminate number of troops
* Army of Kish
* Army of Nippur
* Akkadian Army
	+ Indeterminate number of troops

**Enshakushanna's Conquest of Sumer**, also known as the **Uruk Conquest of Sumer**, was a conflict between the Sumerian city-states of Uruk under the reign of Enshakushanna, and Kish, Nippur, Akkad and Hamazi. Following Kish's defeat in a war with Hamazi, Hamazi claimed hegemony over Sumer, although it wasn't long before Uruk chose to break Hamazi's power. It was Enshakushanna of Uruk's second dynasty who finally declared war on Hamazi, leading Uruk armies against Hamazi. In response, Hamazi took armies from Kish, Nippur and Akkad to aid it. In the end however, Enshakushanna conquered all of these cities, permanently expelling Hamazi from Sumer. As a result, Uruk gained political hegemony over Sumer, only to be defeated by Lagash later on.
Kingdom of Nagar

The **Kingdom of Nagar**, also known as the **Nagarite Kingdom**, was a city-state sandwiched between the kingdoms of Mari and the empire of Ebla, located on the northern Mesopotamian/northeastern Canaan border, now modern-day western Asia and the Middle East. It was bordered by Ebla to the west, Mari to the east and the Old Kingdom of Egypt to the south. The Kingdom of Nagar was founded after the construction of the city of Nagar, where it was a staunch ally of the Eblaites. It collapsed not long after the Second Eblaite Kingdom, and was subsumed into the Mariote kingdom.
Kingdom of Adab

The **Kingdom of Adab**, also known as the **Adab Kingdom**and the **Sumerian Kingdom of Adab**, was a landlocked city-state in southern Mesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Kish to the west, Shuruppak to the southwest and Zabala to the southeast. The Kingdom of Adab was founded by an unknown lugal of an unknown dynasty, and remained a neutral party in the dynastic wars surrounding it. Adab was conquered by Eannatum of Lagash, but following his death, Adab declared independence and defeated Ur. Adab then fought and conquered much of the Elamite Empire, only to be invaded and subjugated by Mari. It was finally annexed by the Akkadian Empire a few decades later. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Adab was the Sumerian religion.
Jackie

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## Introduction

Jackie the Sky Corsair is an epic light engineer.

She is moving at medium speed. Her melee auto attacks are poor. She can withstand less damage than the average.

Her medium range skill summons 4 allies, boosts the attack speed of herself and deals damage below average to enemies in a large area.

She made her appearance in July 2019 with the Character Event - Jackie.

You can occasionally get Jackie at special events or from bundles or promo packs.

Rivsoft page
http://www.rivsoft.net/cmstuff/maidens/78

## Skill

### Description of skills

Raiding Onward
Calls a 2 robots from her crew, up to 4 robots, while she damages the enemies and speed up her attacks.

* #HEROID will be summoned. The summon will be level 30. A maximum of 4 summon(s) can be called at the same time
Max concurrent: 4, destroy oldest.
* alters yourself attack speed by 94% for 6
* deals 546,695 damage to enemies

## Stats

### Details of basic stats

For camps 15, max promotion.
(The in game stats window shows twice as much damage as the rising numbers on the battlefield.)

## Romance

Crystals Required
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## Special Equipment

Jackie's Winged BootsUltimate Jackie's Winged Boots
Battle of Lagash (2450 BCE)

Strength| Army of Umma* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Battle of Lagash**was an engagement between the Kingdom of Umma and the Paleo-Sumerian Empire during Umma's First War of Independence. Taking advantage of Eannatum's death, Ur-Lumma led an Umma army to attack Lagash, hoping to sack the city and destroy the Empire. The assault was a failure, with the Lagash army repulsing Umma. It is unknown if this ended the war, or if they continued fighting for a time afterward.
Dynasty of Hamazi

The **Dynasty of Hamazi**, also known as the **Hamazi Dynasty**, covers the first and only series of an Hamazi king who ruled over Sumer and Hamazi. The first and last ruler of this dynasty was Hadanish, who conquered Kish and Sumer, only to be expelled from the region, and later conquered by the Neo-Sumerian Empire.
Kingdom of Isin

The **Kingdom of Isin**, also known as the **Isinian Kingdom** and **Sumerian Kingdom of Isin**, was a landlocked city-state in southern Mesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Nippur to the north, Adab to the northeast, Shuruppak  to the east, Uruk to the south and the Euphrates to the west. The Kingdom of Isin was founded (most likely) by Solax when he built the city of Isin, although the kingdom's first independent dynasty wouldn't exist until the collapse of the Neo-Sumerian Empire. The Kingdom of Isin flourished following this period, but it appears its collapse was signified by Larsa's growing expansion, political deterioration and economic struggles. Eventually, the kingdom was dissolved whenEnlil-bani seized the throne, only for the city to later be annexed by the Paleo-Babylonian Empire. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Isin was the Sumerian religion.
Explosive Voodoo Doll

## Introduction

Explosive Voodoo Doll is a common nature you will fight during the campaign.

She is moving at medium speed. Her melee auto attacks are poor. She can withstand a lot of damage.

Her melee skill deals powerful damage to one enemy and deals powerful damage to herself.

## Skill

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## Stats

### Details of basic stats

Stats for enemy.

## Romance

You dont want to romance a Explosive Voodoo Doll. Trust the adventurers who have tried it before.
Kingdom of Eshnunna

The **Kingdom of Eshnunna**, also known as the **Eshnunna Kingdom**and the **Sumerian Kingdom of Eshnunna**, was a landlocked city-state in northern Mesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Akkad to the south and the Elamite Empire to the far east. The Kingdom of Eshnunna was founded by an unknown lugal of an unknown dynasty, and remained a neutral party in the dynastic wars surrounding it. Eshnunna was conquered by Eannatum of Lagash, before becoming a vassal state of numerous other Sumerian empires. It finally fell to the Elamite Empire decades later. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Eshnunna was the Sumerian religion.
Battle of Terqa

Strength| Army of Mari* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Nagar* Indeterminate number of troops

Army of Kish* Indeterminate number of troops

Ib'al militia forces* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Battle of Terqa**was an engagement of the Third Mari-Ebla War, fought between an alliance of Nagar, Ib'al and Kish, led by Ebla, and the Second Mariote Kingdom. Following the failure of several rebellions against Eblaite rule, the combined military alliance of Ebla engaged Mari at the city of Terqa, inside Mariote territory. The alliance dealt the Mari a humiliating defeat, effectively ending the war. However, its possible the Mari later sought revenge for the defeat by razing Ebla not long after.
Adab-Mari War

* Mari declares temporary dominion over Sumer, but is eventually subsumed into the Paleo-Sumerian Empire

Strength| Army of Adab* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Adab-Mari War**was the final conflict of Lugal-Ane-mundu's Sumerian campaign, between the Adab Empire and the Second Mariote Kingdom. Fresh from their defeat in the Third Mari-Ebla War, the Mari were largely unprepared for an invasion from the southeast, especially from Sumer. Having taken significant losses at the Battle of Terqa, the Mari were initially pushed back by the Adab invasion, until Lugal-Ane-mundu abruptly died: with his death came the loss of momentum of the Adab invaders, allowing the Mariotes to reconsolidate and counterattack. This brought an end to Adab's campaigns, as their defeat led to the collapse of their empire across Mesopotamia, with Mari placing dominion over Adab, as well as *de facto* hegemony over Sumer, only to be conquered by the Paleo-Sumerian Empire later on.
Akkadian Army

The **Akkadian Army**, also known as the **Army of Akkad**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Akkad and, later, the Akkadian Empire. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Akkad also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one. It is likely it would have adopted a professional army under Sargon's empire, as such a force would be required to hold such a vast amount of territory.

The army fought in several engagements, most notable being a war with Uruk, a campaign against Lagash, a campaign to conquer Sumer, a war with northeastern kingdoms, an invasion of the Elamite Empire, a war with the Lullubi and finally a war with the Gutians.
Kishi War of Independence

Strength| Army of Kish* Indeterminate number of troops

The **Kishi War of Independence**, also known as the **Second Kishi-Elamite War**, was a conflict between the Sumerian city-state of Kish under the reign of Susuda, and the Elamite Empire. It is unknown the exact conditions of this conflict, or how it was even triggered. All that is known is that the conflict brought an end to Elamite rule in Sumer, and resulted in a transferral of hegemony to Kish. As a result, the Second Dynasty of Kish was born, only to be defeated by Hamazi later on.
First Kishi-Akshak War

Strength| Army of Akshak* Indeterminate number of troops

The **First Kishi-Akshak War**was a conflict between the Kingdom of Kish under the reign of Kug-Bau, and the Kingdom of Akshak. With Kish having declared independence from the Paleo-Sumerian Empire, Akshak did the same and then proceeded to attack Kish for the right to rule over Sumer. The war ended with an Akshak victory, with hegemony transferring to the kingdom for the next half century. Akshak reigned with impunity, highlighting the weakness of the Paleo-Sumerian Empire to hold its territory, and further aiding its eventual collapse two centuries later.
Foe Becky

## Introduction

Becky the Caretaker is an epic nature support maiden you will fight during the campaign.

She is moving at medium speed. Her melee auto attacks are poor. She can withstand a lot of damage.

Her melee skill boosts the defense of one ally and heals one ally.

Rivsoft page
http://www.rivsoft.net/cmstuff/maidens/69
## Skill

### Description of skills

Saving Private Maiden
Use her nature powered serum to heal an ally and also immunize her from auto attacks for 3 seconds.

* alters your allies defense by 10,000 for 3
* heals your allies by 12,644,727 health
Army of Nagar

The **Army of Nagar**, also known as the **Nagarite Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Nagar. The composition of this army is unknown, although it had to have been large enough to repulse attacks from its Mariote rivals and its allies: however, it is fair to assume that, like most Bronze Age armies of the time period, that its forces were reasonably small, and used primitive, but effective, tactics. Whether it was a standing army, or a volunteer force, is also uncertain.
Aratta

**Aratta** was a city-state or nation described in Sumerian  myths surroundingEnmerkar and Lugalbanda of Uruk, whose historical authenticity is difficult to corroborate. Described as a nation of enormous wealth full of gold, silver, lapis lazuli and other precious materials, is difficult to reach and was home to the goddess Inanna, Aratta's dominant religion was likely the Sumerian religion, meaning it was either a Sumerian city-state or an independent country that simply practiced the same beliefs. Aratta was besieged and conquered by Enmerkar, and any further mention of it is missing from Sumerian records, leaving the authenticity of its existence in question.

It is unknown if Aratta truly existed, although some hypotheses place it in the middle of the Zagros Mountains, as the city was described as difficult to reach, and the Zagros are notoriously hazardous to navigate, especially with an army.
Kish

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**Kish**, known in Sumerian as **Kis** and in Akkadian as **Kissatu**, was the capital city of the Kingdom of Kish, and one of the oldest Sumerian settlements. Located on the east coast of the Euphrates, Kish seems to have been founded by its first lugal, Jushur, after the fall of the Antediluvian dynasty, as a Sumerian city-state. Kish's kingdom lasted a prolonged period, fighting off several of its other Sumerian neighbours, including outside powers such as Elam. The city was eventually conquered by the Akkadians, and then later the city-state of Ur. For a long time afterwards, Kish remained under the occupation of numerous empires, ending with the Seleucid Empire. Following the Empire's breakup, Kish was finally abandoned. It's location is known, but the city itself has never been discovered.
Kingdom of Ur

The **Kingdom of Ur**, also known as the **Ur Kingdom**and **Sumerian Kingdom of Ur**, was a landlocked city-state in southern Mesopotamia, now modern-day western Asia. It was bordered by Uruk and Larsa to the northwest, Bad-Tibira to the north, and Lagash to the northeast. The Kingdom of Ur was founded by Mesh-Ane-pada, who would then go on to defeat the formerly dominant Uruk and claim hegemony in Sumer. After the fall of the Akkadian and Gutian empires, Ur would rise up and form the Neo-Sumerian Empire, only to be conquered by the Elamites. The dominant religion in the Kingdom of Ur was the Sumerian religion.
Lagash

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**Lagash** was the capital city of the Kingdom of Lagash and, later, the Paleo-Sumerian Empire. Located on the east coast of the Tigris, Lagash was founded by an unknown lugal of an unknown dynasty. The city urbanized fairly quickly due to its own agricultural revolution, but while developing into a city-state and constantly competing with its rival Umma, it did not partake in the dynastic wars of its neighbours further to the west and south. It wasn't until Eannatum that Lagash would find itself intervening in the wider Sumerian affairs, and the capital of a large, but short-lived, Mesopotamian empire. Following the collapse of its empire, Lagash would find itself under Umma's occupation, and later the Akkadian Empire, Neo-Sumerian Empire and Larsa. Lagash lost its importance soon after, and became depopulated: by the time of the Seleucid Empire, it was converted into a fortress. Finally, it became a city of the Parthian Empire, and was abandoned soon after.
Ebla

**Ebla**(modern-day **Tell Mardikh**) was an ancient Semitic city located in modern-day Syria. The city enjoyed its status as a flourishing imperial state with over sixty vassal states under its rule for quite some time, but constantly warred with its neighbour, Mari. It continued to enjoy autonomy, even during the Akkadian Empire, but was finally destroyed by the Hittite Empire in c. 1600 BCE.
Djoser's Expeditions to the Sinai Peninsula

Strength| Royal Egyptian Army* Indeterminate number of troops

**Djoser's Expeditions to the Sinai Peninsula**, also known as the **Egyptian Suppression of the Sinai**, was a conflict between the Old Kingdom of Egypt under the reign of Djoser, and the unnamed inhabitants of the Sinai Peninsula. Djoser dispatched troops to the Sinai on several military expeditions to suppress and subdue the inhabitants of the region (their designation unknown), both to secure a strategically important buffer zone and to mine for valuable minerals such as turquoise and copper.
Ancient Libya

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**Ancient Libya**was a region to the far west of Egypt, covering much of the most northern part of North Africa, known as modern-day Maghreb. A largely sparse area, Ancient Libya was rarely ever organized or united, and was prone to invasion from Egypt and other transcontinental empires looking for slaves, resources or territories. The history of this area is little known, only that it was eventually occupied and divided between other states, before becoming what we know today. Libya, a country that takes its namesake from this region, exists as a nation in North Africa today.
Army of Zabala

The **Army of Zabala**, also known as the **Zabalam Army**, was the terrestrial military forces of the Kingdom of Zabala. It was more than likely a small force, composed of several hundred to probably just over a thousand fighting men. Horses were seen as inferior to donkeys in Sumer, and therefore it is unlikely cavalry existed, leaving a simple infantry-based army for combat. Given that evidence ofchariots (albeit, pulled by donkeys) has been found in Sumer, it is possible Zabala also had this type of unit later on in its existence. It is unknown if this army worked on conscription or volunteer work, or whether or not it had a standing army as opposed to an active, professional one.

The army only fought in two engagements: a campaign with Lagash and a battle with the Akkadians.
Entemena

**Entemena**was a lugal of the Kingdom of Lagash, the seventh lugal of the First Dynasty of Lagash, and the third lugal of the Paleo-Sumerian Empire. Following the death of his father and predecessor, Entemena began repairing the rifts that were causing Lagash's empire to slowly erode. Part of this was repulsing a third and final rebellion by Umma, and subduing them. The rest of his reign is unclear.
Isar-Damu

**Isar-Damu**was a king of the Second Eblaite Kingdom, and likely the last king before the second kingdom's collapse. Isar-Damu led Ebla to war with Mari during the Third Mari-Ebla War, where he made an alliance with Nagar and the Sumerian city-state of Kish , winning a decisive victory over Mari. The second Eblaite kingdom collapsed soon after, and it is unknown what happened to Isar-Damu after this.