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Ash Fortress (story)

**Ash Fortress** is a story mission in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Story

Arkyn and Callie have left Huxley by himself as they went off to rescue Elise. Huxley, determined to help anyway, comes to the Ash Fortress, where a Dragonmancer and a Crossbow of Mercy have a farmer in a guillotine, intending to kill him to extract Adenine from him. The voice urges Huxley to save the farmer, but he can't reach the area in time. The Dragonmancer leaves disappointed at how little Adenine was harvested from the now headless farmer, orders the Crossbow to prepare Anise for Adenine extraction, and gives him the key before teleporting away. The Crossbow drops the key in the sewer, allowing Max to retrieve it after Huxley defeats the Crossbow. Huxley and Max then enter the fortress for the next part of the battle.

After Huxley defeats the two Soldiers in the area where Elise is trapped in a cage, Arkyn and Callie arrive on the corner of the fortress wall. The Dragonmancer will return and summon reinforcements. Huxley and the others begin trying to find the lever to free Elise. Once they do and finish off the additional enemies, Lenexa arrives and summons more enemies to pursue as the party leaves on a horse drawn cart.

## Walkthrough

* Move toward the enemies.
* When the Crossbow of Mercy is alerted, Dog Dash will be unlocked by the Voice.
* Defeat the Crossbow of Mercy.
* Go to the sewer so Max can get the key.
* Once inside, defeat the two Soldiers of Mercy.
* Arkyn and Callie will arrive.
* To free Elise, all three levers need to be hit. Only the last one hit will be the correct one.
* After using the levers, all enemies need to be defeated.
Huxley

Huxley is a playable character in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Description

Huxley is a young lad with dreams of being a hero constantly creating adventures for himself. His inexperience can lead him to precarious situations. He follows the guidance of a mysterious disembodied voice to help him through the dangerous adventure and solve some of the mysteries of Absolute Tactics.

Huxley is a well rounded fighter with decent stats all around. He will later team up with Max, a good dog that will occupy the same unit space as Huxley and give Huxley new skills. They have a mix of melee and ranged attacks.

## Battle

### Basic attack

 Huxley's sword can hit a single adjacent enemy.

## Barracks quotes

* "All this hard work has got to pay off."
* "Good boy, Max."
* "Hey Voice, what should I equip?"
* "I have to be ready."
* "I hope everyone is okay in Corliss."
* "I must be strong enough to save Corliss."
* "I need to get stronger."
* "I won't fail you. I'm not afraid."
* "I've got to unlock my full potential."
* "Miss Callie has my back. I'll have hers too."
* "More battles means more loot!"
* "My friends are counting on me to be strong."
* "Time to gear up."
* "Voice, do you see everything I do?"
* "Wait here while I get ready, Max."
* "What Class Handbook should I try next?"
* "Whoa, I think I might be improving."
* "World's Greatest Adventurer, ready for action."
Sister Lenexa's Vortex

**Sister Lenexa's Vortex** is a story mission in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Story

Huxley and party finally make their way to Lenexa, who in short order moves to the center and begins to draw in Adenine from four tanks surrounding her, summoning a vortex. When the four tanks are destroyed by the party, Lenexa decapitates herself and falls into the vortex to reemerge shortly after as a dragon.

## Walkthrough

* Each Adenine tank destroyed inflicts 500 damage on Lenexa. They only have 1 HP and thus are easily destroyed. Take them out, dealing with the enemies as needed.
* When those are destroyed, Lenexa Dragon joins the battle along with 2 Knights of Mercy and 4 Floater Bombs.
* Destroy the purple crystals. Each crystal destroyed inflicts 500 damage on Lenexa Dragon.
* Defeat the other enemies on the way.
* Return to the center to finish off Lenexa Dragon's last 100 HP.
Belleflower City (optional)

**Belleflower City** is an optional mission in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Secret

The secret location for Belleflower City is in the right part of the map :
The Chess Game

Be care : this is near the end of the map so if you kill the latest guard before hitting the chess Game you have to restart mission
Callie

Callie is a playable character in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Summary

Callie is a Corliss soldier who follows Arkyn's orders to defend Corliss from Father Eldritch. Despite her conviction to help stop Father Eldritch, Callie seems unusually convicted to beat back the tyrant and his powerful daughters. It’s possible that there's more to Callie than meets the eye.

Callie is an oracle support character with high skill defense and skill who can buff ally's attack and defense. Upgrading the oracle skills can give her the ability to heal allies. Her normal attacks are ranged and can hit multiple enemies!

## Battle

### Basic attack

 Callie's triple flail hits three tiles in a row two tiles from her.

## Barracks quotes

* "..."
* "Daughters of Mercy... I will not go easy on you."
* "Experience is the best teacher."
* "For Corliss."
* "Guard-Captain Arkyn is counting on me."
* "I might try equipping a new Class Handbook."
* "I must help clear the way forward."
* "I never could have predicted this path."
* "I will not hide in the shadows. I must stop this."
* "Now is the time to rest and prepare."
* "Some new equipment could serve me well."
* "Strength comes from more than just weapons."
* "There's nothing I won't sacrifice..."
* "We must all do our part, especially me."
Elise

**Elise** is a character in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Summary

Elise is kidnapped during the Corliss Village story mission by the soldiers of Mercy, apparently due to being a rich source of Adenine. Her capture prompts Father Eldritch and the Daughters of Mercy to leave the village without attacking Huxley and the rest of the party as he had originally intended to do. After being rescued from Ash Fortress, Elise provides services in arranging optional missions for the party at the caravan.
Gabriel

Gabriel is a playable character in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Description

A bookish scholar, Gabriel has always been of the belief that books and knowledge can overcome any problem, so committed to this belief in fact, that he tends to look down on those who haven't spent hundreds of hours in a library. Sometimes arrogant and certainly a little too bold for someone so frail, Gabriel nonetheless cares a great deal about protecting his village and people from the ravages of Father Eldritch's armies.

Gabriel is a powerful caster, weak in melee but sporting strong skill and skill points. His basic attack hits an adjacent enemy but Gabriel truly shines when equipped with healing or magic class handbooks that allow him to affect the battle from afar.
Training Yard

**Training Yard** is an optional mission in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy* that becomes available after Escape from Ash.

## Story

This is a mission for testing skills and classes, enemies consisting of only decoys with 99,999 HP. Attacking the bell in the middle will end the mission.

## Secret

The secret is located four tiles directly to the northwest of the bell. Attack the object there to receive a note reading "For Huxley, someone whose resolve is matched only by his ambition. When I saw this, I thought of you. Signed, a friend," along with these items:

* HP Booster
* Class Upgrade Handbook
Valentine

Valentine is a playable character in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Description

With a dedication to her bloody vengeance, Valentine seeks justice against Galena Mercy for the destruction of her village and massacring of her people. Quiet and brooding, Valentine joins Huxley's party as a means to an end once she realizes that justice will be harder to deliver when she doesn’t have allies at her side.

Valentine is a powerful melee damage dealer, capable of slipping through enemy lines and assassinating their most vulnerable targets. Her use of the Ghost class handbook helps in her role as a stealth-focused flanking attacker, though most class handbooks that focus on attack damage will be appropriate for Valentine.
Juniper Farmstead (optional)

**Juniper Farmstead** is an optional mission in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy* that becomes available after Corliss Village. There is also a story mission named Juniper Farmstead that takes place on the same map.

## Story

Huxley wants to clear the monsters away from the Juniper Farmstead.

## Walkthrough

Be careful of the Poison Ghoul and Vampire, who inflict damaging status conditions on their attacks that make them more dangerous than the others. Otherwise, this is a straightforward fight.

## Secret

The secret is in the wheel in front of the house's open door. Attack the box there to receive a note saying "For Huxley, someone who's always humming the tune that's bouncing around in his head. When I saw this, I thought of you. Signed, a friend," along with these items:

* Harmonic Aventail
* Class Handbook Upgrade
Father Eldritch

**Father Eldritch** is a character in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Summary

Father Eldritch is a leader of the forces of Mercy and may be the father of Eudora, Galena, and Lenexa, the three titular Daughters of Mercy. His goal is the collection of Adenine, a substance that can be collected by killing people. He is first encountered by the party in Corliss Village, where he originally intended to kill Huxley and the others, but decides instead to leave when a soldier of Mercy kidnaps Elise.
Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy

***Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*** is a single-player strategy RPG for Microsoft Windows and Nintendo Switch being developed by Curious Fate Games and to be published by Akupara Games.

## Description

*Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy* is a vibrant, turn-based RPG adventure that puts a modern spin on classic tactics-style games. Featuring a diverse cast of characters, enormous boss monsters, and a dark world embroiled in war, Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy plunges players right into the action as our hero Huxley and his dog Max build their team of friends and allies to defend their home against a mysterious invading army.

Control your units and make use of their unique traits to dominate your enemies with masterful strategies which take advantage of unit placement, varied attack patterns, and skills that are as unique as each character. A vast array of deadly enemies, traps, puzzles and obstacles await to challenge you on your adventure.

*from the Steam store page*

## Game support

Absolute Tactics Wiki is focused on creating the definitive guide to *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*. But while we make an effort to be complete, which may include game bugs and fixes for them, we are not an official game support channel. Please direct support requests to the publisher via their contact form or on their Discord.

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## System requirements

### Minimum

* **OS:** Windows 7
* **Processor:** Intel Core i5-650 or AMD Phenom II X4 965
* **Memory:** 2 GB RAM
* **Graphics:** DirectX10 graphics adapter with 512 MB VRAM
* **DirectX:** Version 10
* **Storage:** 4 GB available space

## See also

* How to play guide for Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy

## External links

* Official site
* *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy* on Steam
* Curious Fate Games on Facebook
* Curious Fate Games on Twitter
* Curious Fate Games on Instagram
* Akupara Games on Youtube
* *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy* on Twitch
* Akupara Games on Discord
* Curious Fate Games
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Corliss Village (story)

**Corliss Village** is a story mission in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*. There is also an optional mission named Corliss Village that takes place on the same map.

## Story

Huxley returns to Corliss to find it under attack by the forces of Mercy. Arkyn is knocked out, the town guards don't last long, and Callie is trapped behind a gate. Huxley fights his way over to revive Arkyn, and then they free Callie. After defeating the remaining enemies, Father Eldritch and the Daughters of Mercy appear. Elise is abducted before Father Eldritch and the daughters decide to leave.

## Walkthrough

* Move Huxley over to Arkyn, dealing with enemies as necessary.
* Use Divine Intervention to revive Arkyn.
* A Soldier of Mercy will come out of the nearby house.
* Optionally clear out the nearby enemies.
* Move either Huxley or Arkyn over to the lever by the door keeping Callie from joining the fight.
* Attack the lever to open the door.
* A couple of Ghouls will now join the battle.
* Defeat the remaining nearby enemies.
* Move northeast to defeat the enemies there.
Angels

**Angels** are powerful Celestial Beings that serve God the Father. The majority of angels reside in Heaven; however, there are a few angels who live on Earth.

## Powers

Angels possess incredible physical powers that aren’t possessed by humans. Every angel also possesses a special power that is unique to that angel. All angels have the following powers:

* **Superhuman Strength** - *To be added*
* **Nigh-Invulnerability** - *To be added*
* **Superhuman Speed** - *To be added*
* **Superhuman Agility** - *To be added*
* **Superhuman Stamina** - *To be added*
* **Superhuman Reflexes** - *To be added*
* **Superhuman Intelligence** - *To be added*
* **Regenerative Healing Factor** - *To be added*
* **Immortality** - *To be added*
* **Shapeshifting** - *To be added*
* **Flight** - *To be added*
	+ **Dimensional Travel** - *To be added*
* **Spirit Communication** - *To be added*
* **Wish Granting** - *To be added*
* **Blessing Inducement** - *To be added*

Since angels' self-actualize, each angel has a unique divine superpower that correlates with their personality:

* *To be added*

## Notable Angels

MichaelAmenadielLuciferGabrielRaphaelUriel
(Angel of Patterns)SaraqaelAzrael
(Angel of Death)Zadkiel
(Angel of Righteousness)
Halifax Transit 24

Halifax Transit route 24 'Leiblin Park'

**Halifax Transit route 24 'Leiblin Park'** Halifax Transit Route 24 Leiblin Park Had The Same Route As 14 But Terminated At Saint Marys Instead Of Scotia Square Terminal.

The route 24 serviced the following terminals and major stops:

* South Centre Mall
* Mumford Terminal
* Dalhousie University
* Saint Mary's University

## Destination Signs

**24 SAINT MARY'S VIA OXFORD STREET**- inbound to St Mary's

**24 LEIBLIN PARK VIA MUMFORD TERMINAL** - outbound to Leiblin Park

 **Length** (one-way)
 **Types of Buses Used** | New Flyer D40LF
New Flyer LFS 2012
New Flyer XD40
New Flyer DE60LFR
Nova Bus LFS
 **Sunday** | 60 min.
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Halifax Transit 18 (Retired)

# Halifax Transit route 18 'Universities'

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 **Length** (one-way)
 **Sunday** | 60 min.

**Halifax Transit route 18 'Universities'** was a route that ran from the Lacewood Terminal in Clayton Park to south end Halifax, specifically servicing the major universities - Dalhousie University, Saint Mary's University and Mount Saint Vincent University. The route traveled via Flamingo Drive, Windsor Street and Robie Street, looping in the south end via Spring Garden Road, South Park Street, and Inglis Street.

The original route 18 Universities was quite different from the revised route; it did not service Lacewood Terminal, instead starting at Mount Saint Vincent University. Instead of servicing Windsor Street, it serviced Joeseph Howe Avenue and Mumford Terminal, Chebucto Road/North Street and Oxford Street to South Street. In addition, there was a single morning run beginning at the Bridge Terminal in Dartmouth to Mumford Terminal and Mount Saint Vincent University. The route 18 at this time ran hourly, Monday to Friday and only operated during the university calender year. It was revised to its last format in 2003.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 18 serviced the following terminals and major stops:

* Lacewood Terminal
* Mount Saint Vincent University
* Saint Mary's University
* Dalhousie University (Robie Street)
Gravewater (story)

**Gravewater** is a story mission in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*. There is also an optional mission named Gravewater that takes place on the same map.

## Story

Huxley and party move through here in their search for Lenexa.

## Walkthrough

* Begin clearing out the enemies on the west side.
* Two Ghouls will jump up and join the fight when a character tries to go east passing by the stone cross with a lantern.
* A little farther east, three Dragon Needles will emerge from underground.
	+ They will immediately go into an invulnerable state. Moving someone into a needle's melee attack range can bait them to attack, leaving them vulnerable.
* A Vampire will jump up and join the fight if someone goes for the sewer grate.
* Another Dragon Needle will emerge in front of the chest in the east.
* Attack both purple crystals while defeating enemies along the way.
	+ One Ghoul will jump up to join the fight when someone approaches the east-most purple crystal.
* A third purple crystal will appear near the center of the map.
* When that crystal is smashed, two Dragon Turrets and four Dragon Needles will appear in front of the opened passageway.
* Defeat them to finish the mission.
Halifax Transit 16 (Retired 1 & 2)

Metro Transit route 16 'Stanley Park'

**Metro Transit route 16 'Stanley Park'** traveled from the Mumford Terminal to the Stanley Park/Long Lake area off of Herring Cove Road, looping via Osborne Street, Tamarack Drive and Mountain Road. This loop is now serviced by the route 14 Leiblin Park.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 16 serviced the following terminals and major stops:

* Mumford Terminal
* Stanley Park

## Destination Signs

**16 STANLEY PARK - Inbound To Stanley**

**16 MUMFORD TERMINAL - Outbound To Mumford**

Halifax Transit Route 16 'Parkland'

**Halifax Transit route 16 'Parkland'** provided service from the Bridge Terminal in Dartmouth to the Lacewood Terminal in Clayton Park via the MacKay Bridge. More importantly, the route provided much more direct service between Dartmouth and Mount Saint Vincent University, before requiring passengers to take a bus to Halifax and transferring to either a route 80 Sackville, 81 Hemlock Ravine or 18 Universities.

The route traveled from the Bridge Terminal to Lacewood via Victoria Road, the MacKay Bridge, Bedford Highway, Kearney Lake Road and Parkland Drive to Lacewood Drive.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 16 serviced the following terminals and major stops:

* Bridge Terminal
* Highfield Terminal
* Mount Saint Vincent University
* Lacewood Terminal

## Destination Signs

**16 PARKLAND TO LACEWOOD TERMINAL** - Outbound To Lacewood

**16 LACEWOOD TERMINAL - Outbound To Lacewood Rush Hour**

**16 LACEWOOD VIA PARKLAND DRIVE - Outbound To Lacewood Rush Hour**

**16 LACEWOOD TERMINAL VIA PARKLAND DRIVE - Out Bound To Lacewood Rush Hour**

**16 BRIDGE TERMINAL** - Inbound To Dartmouth

**16 PARKLAND TO BRIDGE TERMINAL** - Inbound To Bridge Terminal Rush Hour

**16 BRIDGE VIA PARKLAND DRIVE - Inbound To Dartmouth Rush Hour**

**16 BRIDGE TERMINAL VIA PARKLAND DRIVE - Inbound To Dartmouth Rush Hour**

 **Length** (one-way)
 **Types of Buses Used** | New Flyer D40LF
New Flyer LFS 2012
New Flyer DE60LFR
New Flyer XD40
Nova Bus LFS
 **Sunday** | No service
Halifax Transit 50 (NEW)

Halifax Transit 50 Dockyard-Shipyard Is The Same Layout As 11 Dockyard But Ending At The Irving Shipyard Entrance. Replaced Halifax Transit 11 (Retired 2),

## Terminals and Major Stops

Route 50 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Bridge Terminal
* Scotia Square
* Irving Shipyard

Destination Signs
 **50 BRIDGE TERMINAL** | Inbound To Bridge Terminal Rush Hour

50 **Dockyard-Shipyard**
**Rush Hour Route**
LFS 2012
DE60LFR
XD40
D40LF
**Nova-Bus**
LFSA
 Frequencies:

 **Sunday** | No service
Caravan

The **caravan** is where the player characters return to after most missions in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*.

## Amenities

### Barracks

The barracks are where the characters can be equipped with acquired equipment, use pharmacy boosters, and upgrade class handbooks.

### Equipment Shop

The equipment shop is where new weapon kits, helmet kits, armor kits, and class handbooks can be purchased.

### Item Shop

The item shop is where battle consumables can be purchased.

### Pharmacy

The pharmacy offers character upgrade items for sale.

### Optional Missions

Elise offers optional missions the characters can take on.
Halifax Transit 22 (Retired & Active)

# Halifax Transit route 22 'Armdale'

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 **Length** (one-way)
 **Types of Buses Used** | New Flyer D40LF
NFI XD40
NFI LFS 2012
NFI DE60LFR
NB LFS
 **Sunday** | 30-minute

**Halifax Transit route 22 'Armdale'** is a new route which provides service from the new Ragged Lake Transit Centre and Exhibition Park to Mumford Terminal via the Armdale community.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 22 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Ragged Lake Transit Centre
* Mumford Terminal
* Exhibition Park

## Destination signs

**EXHIBITION PARK**
**RTLC**
**RAGGED LAKE TRANSIT CENTRE**
**TO MUMFORD TERMINAL**

# Metro Transit route 22 'Exhibition Park'

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**Metro Transit route 22 'Exhibition Park'** was a special shuttle service operated by Metro Transit between the Mumford Terminal and the Exhibition Park grounds on Highway 333 between the communities of Goodwood and Beechville. The route was operated whenever a major event was occurring at Exhibition Park, and as such there was no schedule.

The route was quietly removed from the website sometime in 2004, and all shuttle services are now operated as charters. It is believed the reasoning behind this is that as a transit route, they would have to accept monthly passes, transfers and tickets, where as a chartered service they only have to accept cash fares.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 22 serviced the following terminals and major stops:

* Mumford Terminal
* Exhibition Park (Hwy 333)

## Destination Signs

**22 EXHIBITION PARK**

**22 MUMFORD TERMINAL**
Halifax Transit 21

# Halifax Transit route 21 'Lakeside-Timberlea'

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 **Length** (one-way)
Classic
LFS
XD40
LFSA
 **Sunday** | 60 min.

**Halifax Transit route 21 'Lakeside / Timberlea'** services the communities of Timberlea and Lakeside, west of Halifax. The route runs from the Glengarry Gardens subdivision in Timberlea to Lacewood Terminal via St. Margaret's Bay Road, Chain Lake Drive and Lacewood Drive.

A rush hour alternative to the route 21, the route 23 Timberlea / Mumford, was introduced in 2006, as a faster way to get to downtown Halifax - it takes St. Margaret's Bay Road and Chebucto Road.

### Alternate rush hour routing

During rush hour, the route is extended into downtown Halifax via Rosedale Avenue, Windsor Street and Gottingen Street terminating on Summer Street at the Halifax Infirmary.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 21 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Glengarry Gardens (Timberlea)
* Lacewood Terminal
* Scotia Square Terminal (downtown Halifax, rush hour only)
* Halifax Infirmary/QEII Hospital (Summer Street, rush hour only)

## Destination Signs

**VIA BAYERS LAKE**
 21
Halifax Transit 23 (Retired)

# Halifax Transit route 23 'Timberlea-Mumford'

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 **Length** (one-way)
 **Types of Buses Used** | New Flyer D40LF
Classic
NFI XD40
NFI DE60LFR
 **Sunday** | No service

**Halifax Transit route 23 'Timberlea / Mumford'** is a rush hour route servicing the communities of Timberlea and Lakeside, west of Halifax. The route runs from the Glengarry Gardens subdivision in Timberlea to downtown Halifax via St. Margaret's Bay Road, Chebucto Road, Summer Street and Spring Garden Road, terminating at the Scotia Square Terminal.

The route was introduced in 2003 as a rush hour alternative to the route 21 Timberlea, which takes a much less direct route to downtown Halifax.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 23 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Glengarry Gardens (Timberlea)
* Mumford Terminal
* Halifax Infirmary/QEII Hospital (Summer Street)
* Scotia Square Terminal (downtown Halifax)

## Destination Signs

**23 TIMBERLEA** - outbound

**23 DOWNTOWN** - inbound

**23 MUMFORD TERMINAL - Outbound**

**23 SCOTIA SQUARE TERMINAL - Inbound Rush Hour**
Halifax Transit 17 (Retired)

# Halifax Transit route 17 'Saint Mary's'

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 **Sunday** | No service

**Halifax Transit route 17 'Saint Mary's'** used to provide service from the Lacewood Terminal in Clayton Park to the south end of Halifax, specifically servicing Saint Mary's and Dalhousie Universities. The route 17 was similar to the route 18 Universities, however it did not service Mount Saint Vincent University, and took a slightly different route onto the peninsula, via Lacewood Drive, Bayers Road and Windsor Street to Robie Street. The route looped around Spring Garden Road, South Park Street and Inglis Street back to Robie Street.

In 2018, the route 17 was discontinued, although mainly replaced by the new route 4. The changes were made due to Halifax Transit's Moving Forward Together Plan.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 17 serviced the following terminals and major stops:

* Lacewood Terminal
* Bayers Road Terminal
* Saint Mary's University
* Dalhousie University (Robie Street)
Halifax Transit 19 (Retired)

# Halifax Transit route 19 'Greystone'

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 **Sunday** | No service

**Halifax Transit route 19 'Greystone'** provides service between Greystone Drive in Spryfield and Mumford Terminal in the city's west end.

The route provides additional service between the Herring Cove Road area and Mumford Terminal, however it does not continue on and service downtown Halifax.

From 1991 to 1996 there existed a similar route known as the **19 Fotherby**. This route provided limited service between Fotherby Avenue along the Herring Cove (a bit farther outbound from Greystone) to Mumford Terminal. During rush hour, this route was extended into downtown Halifax. The route 19 Greystone is essentially the resurrection of the old route 19 Fotherby, with the exception that the new route 19 does not service downtown Halifax at any time of the day.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 19 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Mumford Terminal

## Destination signs

**19 GREYSTONE** - outbound

**19 MUMFORD** - inbound

**19 FOTHERBY** - Outbound Rush Hour
Halifax Transit 7+

Halifax Transit route 7 'Peninsula'

**Halifax Transit route 7 Peninsula** is a heavily used route servicing the Halifax peninsula, running with between the North & South Ends of Halifax. The route has 2 branches, branches A&B. Branch A travels in a clockwise loop, while branch B travels in a counter-clockwise loop. It runs along Gottingen street, traveling to Barrington St, proceeding to Robie Street via South Street.

The route services a number of educational and health care institutions, including the Nova Scotia Community College on Leeds Street, the IWK Children's Hospital and Halifax Infirmary on Robie Street, and the Victoria General Hospital on South Street.

## History

The current day route 7 was made by combining two separate routes, the old route 7 Robie-Inglis, (1963-1969) which provided service along Robie Street from the North End (Leeds Street) to the South End (Inglis Street), and the route 3 Gottingen, (1927-1989) which provided service along Gottingen and Barrington Streets from the North End (Duffus Street) to the Downtown area.

In 2021, as part of Halifax Transit's Moving Forward Together Plan, the route was slightly modified and had branches added. The branches were created to make it easier to specify which way each route is going. The routes themselves remained unchanged.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 7 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Nova Scotia Community College, Institute of Technology campus (Leeds Street)
* Halifax Infirmary (Robie Street)
* IWK Children's Hospital (Robie Street)
* Victoria General Hospital (South Street)
* Scotia Square (Barrington & Duke Streets)

## Destination signs

 7A
 7B
 7B

Route Map
Halifax Transit 11 (Retired 2)

# Halifax Transit 11

Halifax Transit route 11 'Dockyard'

**Halifax Transit route 11 'Dockyard'** is a new route as of 2011 servicing the CFB Halifax Dockyard along Coxswains Lane (formerly Provo Wallis) and Upper Water Street and the Dartmouth Bridge Terminal. This service was previously handled by the route 51 Windmill, however changes to the route 51 is 2011 removed the Halifax/Dockyard service.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 11 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Bridge Terminal
* CFB Halifax Dockyard (Provo Wallis Street)
* Scotia Square

Destination Signs

 **Discontinued Route**
 **Created**
**Retired**
 **Length** (one-way)
 **Types of Buses Used** | New Flyer D40LF
New Flyer XD40
New Flyer DE60LFR
New Flyer LFS 2012
Nova Bus LFSA
 **Sunday** | No service
Halifax Transit 8 (Retired 2)

Metro Transit route 8 'Windsor'

**Metro Transit route 8 'Windsor'** was a bus route running from the Mumford Terminal to downtown Halifax, via Connaught Avenue, Windsor Street, Summer Street, and Spring Garden Road. Service to Windsor Street has since been replaced by the route 18 Universities.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 12 serviced the following terminals and major stops:

* Lacewood Terminal
* Bayers Road Terminal
* Scotia Square Terminal
* Lower Water Street Terminal

## Destination Signs

 **Discontinued** | 1999

 **Saturday** | No service

**Sunday** No Service
Halifax Transit 9+

Halifax Transit route 9 'Herring Cove'

## Route Details

This route is a heavily used corridor route. The route travels between the Scotia Square Bus Terminal in Downtown Halifax, to the small community of Herring Cove. The route 9 has 2 branches, branches A&B. Branch A provides service to Greystone Drive, and shortly after terminates at Fotherby Avenue, both just off of Herring Cove Road. Branch B follows the same routing of the A branch up until Greystone Drive, where it then continues past and continues to Herring Cove, also by passing Fotherby. As it is a corridor route, it provides high frequency service to main arteries in the city throughout the day.

### History

The route 9 was implemented in 2017 as part of Halifax Transit's Moving Forward Together Plan. Despite having the same number as former route 9 Barrington, the route does not follow the same routing, but more so follows the routing of former route 6 Quinpool, both of which were also discontinued as part of the plan.

### Destination signs

 9A
 9B
 9B

### Terminals and Major Stops

The route 9 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Scotia Square
* Mumford Terminal
* Greystone
* Herring Cove

**9 Herring Cove**
Halifax Transit 20 (Retired)

# Halifax Transit route 20 'Herring Cove'

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 **Length** (one-way)
 **Types of Buses Used** | Classic
New Flyer D40LF
Nova Bus LFS Artic
NB LFS
 **Sunday** | 30 min.

**Halifax Transit route 20 'Herring Cove'** services the Herring Cove area of Halifax, including Greystone and Spryfield. The route runs to downtown Halifax via the Herring Cove Road to the Armdale Rotary, then travels via Chebucto Road, Connaught Avenue to Quinpool Road, Summer Street and Spring Garden Road.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 20 services the following terminals and major stops:

* South Centre Mall
* Mumford Terminal
* Halifax Infirmary/QEII Hospital (Summer Street, rush hour only)
* Scotia Square Terminal (downtown Halifax, rush hour only)

## Destination Signs

**20 HERRING COVE** - outbound

**20 DOWNTOWN** - inbound

**20 MUMFORD** - runs terminating at Mumford Terminal
Halifax Transit 3

Halifax Transit Route 3 'Crosstown'

**Halifax Transit route 3 'Crosstown'** is a heavily used route that runs from the Burnside Industrial Park in Dartmouth, to the Lacewood Terminal in Clayton park, via North Street and Chebucto Road, as well as servicing Mumford Terminal, Burnside Transit Garage, Highfield Terminal and the Bridge Terminal. The route is classified as a 'corridor' route, meaning it has frequent service and runs though main areas.

It is often used as a quick method of getting from Burnside/Dartmouth to Mumford Terminal and the Halifax Shopping Centre, and the Clayton Park area.

The route 3 is a partial reinstatement of former route, route 52 Crosstown. The route 52 used to service the Bayers Lake Business Park, but was shortened to terminate at the Lacewood Terminal. A new route 28 replaced the lost service to Bayers Lake.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 3 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Lacewood Terminal
* Highfield Terminal
* Halifax Shopping Centre
* Mumford Terminal
* Bridge Terminal

## Destination Signs

Current Signs:

* 3 Burnside Via Bridge Terminal
* 3 Lacewood Terminal Via Mumford Terminal
* 3 Burnside Bus Garage Only Via Bridge Terminal [Rush Hour Only]

Former Signs:

* 3 Ilsey
* 3 Lacewood Manors

**3 Crosstown**

**Types of Buses Used:**

**New Flyer Industries: D40LF, DE60LFR, LFS 2012, XD40**

**Nova-Bus: Low Floor Series, Articulated**

 **Sunday** | 20-30 min.
Halifax Transit 51+

# Halifax Transit route 51+ 'Windmill'

 **Length** (one-way)
 **Sunday** | 60 min.

**Halifax Transit route 51+ 'Windmill'** (previously 51 Shannon) services north end Dartmouth, terminating at the formerly military housing development known as Ocean Breeze (Wallace Heights), on Princess Margaret Blvd. The route gets its' name from Windmill Road, which is the north-south route it travels between the Bridge Terminal and Ocean Breeze.

Originally, the route was heavily used by military personnel, heading back and forth from the military housing developments Shannon Park and Wallace Heights, and the naval dockyard near downtown Halifax. Today, with Shannon Park closed and Wallace Heights no longer owned by the military, seeing uniformed members of the armed forces on the route 51 is as common as any other route. Service to the naval dockyard in Halifax was discontinued in 2011, replaced by the route 11 Dockyard.

### Alternate rush hour routing

During rush hour, the route is extended beyond Wallace Heights into the Burnside Industrial Park and Akerley Blvd. As well during rush hour, the route provides a couple of trips servicing the Bedford Institute of Oceanography.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 51+ services the following terminals and major stops:

* Bridge Terminal
* Bedford Institute of Oceanography (rush hour only)

## Destination Signs

 51A
 51B
 51B
Halifax Transit 8 (Retired)

Metro Transit route 8 'Waterfront'

**Metro Transit route 8 'Waterfront'** was a short lived route, originally identified in the regional transit plan (2009), which provided service along the downtown Halifax waterfront, from the Scotia Square terminal to Pier 21 and the Halifax Ocean Terminals cruise ship facilities, with service to the ferry terminal as well. The route travelled Lower Water Street northbound, and Hollis Street southbound.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 8 serviced the following terminals and major stops:

* Scotia Square Terminal (Barrington and Duke Streets)
* Halifax Ferry Terminal (Lower Water Street)
* Pier 21 National Historic Site of Canada
* NSCAD University Waterfront Campus

## Destination signs

TO SCOTIA SQUARE
 8
TO PIER 21

 **Length** (round-trip)
 **Types of Buses Used** | New Flyer D40LF
New Flyer DE60LFR
New Flyer XD40
New Flyer LFS 2012
Classic
Classic Artic
Classic New Look

 **Late-night** | 30-minute

 **Sunday** | 30-minute
Halifax Transit 1

Halifax Transit route 1 'Spring Garden'

**Halifax Transit route 1 'Spring Garden'** is a heavily used route that runs from the Bridge Terminal in Dartmouth to the Mumford Terminal in Halifax via Barrington Street, Spring Garden Road/Coburg Road, Oxford Street and Bayers Road. The route also services Dalhousie University, and as such becomes very crowded during rush hour. The route tends to be used as the primary method of traveling between downtown Halifax and Mumford Terminal and from Mumford Terminal to the Bridge Terminal, despite quicker routes such as the 2 Wedgewood, 4 Rosedale and 6 Quinpool from downtown to Mumford Terminal, and the route 52 Crosstown from the Bridge Terminal to Mumford Terminal.

Prior to a major revision in 1988, the route did not travel to Dartmouth, terminating at the Scotia Square terminal in downtown Halifax. Upon the discontinuation of the route 11 Macdonald Bridge, the route 1 was extended to Dartmouth to take its place.

Route 1 is notable as being the only Halifax Transit route to make a profit: the route had a 121 percent cost recovery in 2010/11.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 1 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Bridge Terminal (Dartmouth)
* Scotia Square (Barrington & Duke Streets) [Timepoint If Running Early]
* Dalhousie University
* Mumford Terminal
* Halifax Shopping Centre

## Destination Signs

Current Signs:

* 1 Spring Garden To Bridge Terminal
* 1 Spring Garden To Mumford Terminal

Former Signs:

* M1 Dartmouth
* M1 Mumford
* M1 Scotia Square [Rush Hour Only]
* 1 Spring Garden To Bridge
* 1 Spring Garden To Mumford
* 1 Spring Garden To Scotia Square [Rush Hour Only]

**1 Spring Garden**

Created: 1963

Fixed [aka] Revised: 1988

Buses Used:

New Flyer Industries: D40LF, DE60LFR, LFS 2012, XD40

Nova-Bus: Low Floor Series, Articulated

Route Type: Corridor

Distance: 10KM

2221 (Saturdays)
1753 (Sundays)

Frequencies:

 **Sunday/Holidays** | every 30-60 minutes
Halifax Transit 15 (Retired)

# Halifax Transit route 15 'Purcell's Cove'

 **Length** (one-way)
 **Types of Buses Used** | New Flyer D40LF
New Flyer LFS 2012
New Flyer DE60LFR
New Flyer XD40
Nova Bus LFSA
 **Sunday** | 60 min.

**Halifax Transit route 15 'Purcell's Cove'** provides service from the Bayers Road Terminal in Halifax to Purcell's Cove to the south, specifically terminating at the York Redoubt National Historic Site of Canada. The route travels via Mumford Road, the Armdale Rotary and Purcell's Cove Road. Prior to 2007, the route 15 terminated at the Mumford Terminal, however it has since been extended to its present terminus at Bayers Road.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 15 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Bayers Road Terminal
* Mumford Terminal
* York Redoubt National Historic Site of Canada

## Destination Signs

**15 PURCELL'S COVE** - outbound

**15 BAYERS RD** - inbound
Skull and Crossbones

The symbol (technically emoji), ☠.

"☠" or **Skull and Crossbones** is a human skull, with 2 long bones behind it. Its hexadecimal code is U+2620.

## Use

There is no use currently known for the symbol, but there is a emoji variant which is "☠️".

## Trivia

* The reason why the image is a emoji, is because there is a emoji variant and the image editor i used automatically made it to the emoji variant.
Halifax Transit 10

Halifax Transit route 10 'Dalhousie'

**Halifax Transit route 10 'Dalhousie'** is a very heavily used route that runs from the neighbourhood of Westphal in Dartmouth, through downtown Halifax, terminating at Dalhousie University.

## Terminals and Major Stops

The route 10 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Nova Scotia Community College, Akerley campus
* Tacoma Centre
* Mic Mac Terminal
* Bridge Terminal (Dartmouth)
* Scotia Square (Barrington & Duke Streets)
* Saint Mary's University
* Dalhousie University

## Destination Signs

VIA MIC MAC TERMINAL
 10
VIA SPRING GARDEN RD
 10
 10
 10
 10

10

**Dalhousie**

 **Types of Buses Used** | Nova Bus LFS Artic
Nova Bus LFS
New Flyer D40LF
New Flyer DE60LFR
New Flyer XD40
 **Sunday** | 60 min.

Route Map
Turned Ampersand

## Turneed Ampersand

The symbol, ⅋.

"⅋" or **Turned Ampersand** is a upside down Ampersand. Its hexadecimal code is U+214B.

## Use

**Turned Ampersand** is used to denote an intensional disjunction.

## Other names

* Upside down Ampersand
* Dnasrepma

## Trivia

* The only real name of this symbol is **Turned Ampersand**. "Upside down Ampersand" and "Dnasrepma" are both made up by me!
* This was once a test page to test the template.
Halifax Transit 8

Halifax Transit route 8 'Sackville'

## Route Details

This route is a heavily used corridor route. The route travels between the Scotia Square Bus Terminal in Downtown Halifax, to the Sackville Terminal in Lower Sackville via the Bedford Highway. The route was implemented as part of Halifax Transit's Moving Forward Together Plan. It was designed to replace former route 80 Sackville. As it is a corridor route, it provides high service during to main arteries of the city during the day.

### History

The route 8 was implemented on November 21, 2021 as part of Halifax Transit's Moving Forward Together Plan.

### Terminals and Major Stops

The route 8 services the following terminals and major stops:

* Scotia Square
* Bayers Road Centre
* Sackville Terminal
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Reversed Question Mark

The symbol, ⸮.

"⸮" or **Reversed Question Mark** is a mirrored Question Mark. Its hexadecimal code is U+2E2E.

## Use

This is sometimes used for sarcastic messages.

Here's a example word that uses the symbol ⸮.

"Am i speaking chinese**⸮**"

## Other names

* Sarcasm Mark
* Irony Mark

## Trivia

* This symbol is RARELY used for sarcastic messages, though.
Halifax Transit 6+

Halifax Transit route 6 'Eastern Passage'

## Route Details

This route is a heavily used route that provides all day service from the Bridge Terminal in Dartmouth to Eastern Passage. The route travels along Pleasant Street, with the A branch ending at the Woodside Ferry Terminal. Route B/C continue along to Main road entering into Eastern Passage. The route B then contines to Oceanview Manor, where it terminates, meanwhile the route C terminates at Samuel Danial Drive & Cow Bay Road. 6A does not provide weekend or night service. This route is a corridor route, meaning it travels at a high frequency.

### Branches

* 6A Woodside
* 6B Eastern Passage
* 6C Heritage Hills

### History

This route was implemented on November 21, 2021. It was put in place as part of Halifax Transit's Moving Forward Together Program, which featured an overhaul of the entire transit system. It was put in to replace the former 60 Eastern Passage, and former 63 Woodside, which were both discontinued as part of the plan.

## Destination signs

 6A
 6B
 6B
 6C
 6C
Alpha

## Greek Small Letter Alpha

The symbol, α.

"α" or **Greek Small Letter Alpha** looks like an a, but it's handwriting font. Its hexadecimal code is U+03B1.

## Use

This is used for the Greek language.

Here's a example word that uses the letter α.

"γει**α** σου" - Hello

## Trivia

* This letter (α) is in the greek alphabet.
* The capital version of this is literally just A, but it has a different unicode.
* This is the second page in the wiki!
H

## Latin Capital Letter H

The letter, H. (You definitely have this on your keyboard.)

"H" or **Latin Capital Letter H**, is a very commonly used Unicode character in the basic Latin block. Its Hexadecimal Code is U+002E.

Its appearance is 2 vertical lines, and 1 horizontal connecting to them.

## Uses

The spelling is eɪtʃ or heɪtʃ, depending where you're from.

Here's some example words that uses the letter **H**.

"**H**at", "**H**eat", "**H**air"

## Trivia

* This is one of the funny letters (and the best one).
* This is the 8th letter of the alphabet.
* h. simply h. it is the god of all letters, our lord and savior. It's holy, and we shall preserve it forever. We love it, we praise it. Jesus? No. He has J in his name. H is the true god. Can we take a moment to appreciate the amount of love h has for us, and look above us seeking shelter in it's eternal knowledge.
* The nemesis of this holy being is J, and the only thing stopping the war between the 2 is the letter I.
Snowflake

The symbol (technically emoji), ❄.

"❄" or **Snowflake** is a 7-sided snowflake. Its hexadecimal code is U+2744.

## Use

There is no use currently known for the symbol, but there is a emoji variant which is "❄️".

## Trivia

* Snowflakes
* Are
* Cool.
* The reason why the image is a emoji, is because there is a emoji variant and the image editor i used automatically made it to the emoji variant.
Evening Star Pass (story)

**Evening Star Pass** is a story mission in *Absolute Tactics: Daughters of Mercy*. There is also an optional mission named Evening Star Pass that takes place on the same map.

## Story

New games automatically start out in this tutorial mission. Huxley enters the pass looking for adventure, but settles for some lunaberries from a nearby bush at first, defeats a couple spores, and checks out an old statue, which causes him to pass out.

## Walkthrough

* Move Huxley toward the lunaberry bush.
* Move again and attack the bush.
* Attack the Soft-Shell Spore.
* Use Storm of Swords on the Armored Spore that appears.
* Move to the statue.
Burning Gold

**Burning Gold** is the third spinoff book in TGoL, being of the PoV of a human named Sofie during the time of the Scorching, and her life before it goes down in flames. It has not been published yet.

## Synopsis

*Soon enough, those humans learnt to fear the colour gold.*

Sofie was an average human soldier serving under her emperor in the Carmine Empire, yet she was always unhappy, wishing to explore the world and observe Dragons, though she was fully aware of the dangers it held. After going out on a hike that would change her life, she finds herself caught in the rut of theft that would soon lead to her home being burnt to ashes. Sofie's life then spirals into a pit of rage, suffering and justice, and all she wants is to gain peace once more, but can that really be achieved, especially with a golden angel of death residing in Overseer's Peak, waiting for the next opportunity to strike?

## Trivia

* The cover isn't going to be drawn by Antares, but rather, by a friend of her's.
* Goldie is always referred to as 'Gold' throughout the entire book.
* It is the first book in TGoL to have a Human PoV instead of a Dragon's.
All Routes Of Metro/Halifax Transit

# Halifax Transit Bus routes

## Current Routes

- Route is serviced by wheelchair accessible buses, and all or most stops are accessible

- Route is serviced by bike rack equipped buses

- Route operates during rush-hour only

- Urban Express route, limited stops

- Alternate rush hour routing

## Discontinued Routes

The following is a historical list of routes which have since been discontinued. This list only includes routes which were operated by Metro Transit/Halifax Transit since 1981, and does not include routes which were discontinued prior to 1981. Also not included are routes which have been altered or renamed.