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"Somewhere" Song

*On the other side of the moon*
*Ever so far, beyond the last little star,*
*There's a land, I know,*
*Where the good songs go,*
*Where it's always afternoon,*
*And snug in a haven of peace and rest*

*Lie the dear old songs that we love the best.*—"The Land Where The Good Songs Go" (by Jerome Kern and P. G. Wodehouse)

A song about an idealized, far-off place, real, imaginary or merely notional, often at a specific time. Often, the title will include the words "Somewhere" or "Out/Up/Over There".

Compare "I Want" Song. If the "somewhere" in question is just *anywhere that isn't home*, it's a Wanderlust Song.

Examples of "Somewhere" Song include:

## Animated Film

* "Out There" from *The Hunchback of Notre Dame*.
* "Part Of Your World" from *The Little Mermaid*.
* "Up There" from *South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut*, in which Satan sings that he wants to be somewhere sweeter.
* "In A World Of My Own" from *Alice in Wonderland*.
* "The Second Star to the Right" from *Peter Pan*.
* "Somewhere Out There" from *An American Tail*.
* "Upendi" from *The Lion King 2*.
* "Just Around the Riverbend" from *Pocahontas*.
* "When Will My Life Begin?" from *Tangled*.
* "Go the Distance" from *|Hercules*.

## Live Action Film

* "(Somewhere) Over The Rainbow" from *The Wizard of Oz*.
* "White Christmas" from *Holiday Inn*.
* "Beyond the Blue Horizon" from *Monte Carlo*.
* "Santa Fe" from *Newsies*.

## Theatre

* "Bali Hai" from *South Pacific*
* "How Are Things In Glocca Morra?" from *Finian's Rainbow*.
* "Somewhere" from *West Side Story*.
* "Castle On A Cloud" from *Les Misérables*.
* "Normandy" from *Once Upon a Mattress*.
* "Santa Fe" from Rent
* "Solla Sollew" from *Seussical The Musical*.
* "Somewhere That's Green" from *Little Shop of Horrors*
* "Never Never Land" from *Peter Pan*.
* "Maybe" from *Annie*.
* "Put On Your Sunday Clothes" from *Hello, Dolly!* (about New York).
* "Sal Tlay Ka Siti" from "The Book of Mormon".
* "There's a World" from "Next to Normal".

## Other Music

* "Beyond the Sea"
* The old folk song "Rock Candy Mountain"
* "Virginia" by Jeremy Messersmith
* "Youkali" by Kurt Weill
* The song Sam sings in Cirith Ungol, beginning with the lines "In Western Lands beneath the Sun/The flowers may rise in Spring..."
* In A Very Potter Musical, Draco starts to sing a song about Pigfarts, but is cut off by Voldemort.
* "Fantasia" by Stratovarius.
Remnant Data Vault

### Description

**A data set used to upgrade team level. Obtained by from first clear of Ultimate Brawl.**The analysis and integration of key data from defeated enemies can help enhance our understanding of the enemies.

### Source

The Ark Beyond

**Remnant Data Vault** is an event EXP item used to upgrade the team's level in Ultimate Brawl of A New Divide.

## Acquisition

* Participate the event in Ultimate Brawl of A New Divide.
1983: Doomsday/YMMV

* Continuity Drift / Continuity Snarl: Owing to the wiki-style nature of the timeline as well as the various views of the moderators, a number of inconsistencies and debates tend to show up. Which makes maintaining at least some consistency all the more crucial.
* Grey and Gray Morality: The Saguenay War fought between Quebec sovereigntists and the surviving government in northeast Canada. Both sides believed they were fighting a defensive war (in Saguenay's case a preemptive one), both sides had good people fighting honorably for them, and both sides supported criminal elements.
* Moral Event Horizon: Doomsday itself definitely fits the bill. Though a more specific example would be the Soviets' attempt at invading Austria despite its neutrality, beginning with dropping two warheads indiscriminately over Vienna. They failed.
* Never Live It Down: In-verse. In the case of at least some countries, any mention of either the USA or Soviets is bound to bring up memories of how they blew it all up. The Siberians and American successors meanwhile have all but accepted their reputations.
101 Dalmatians (1996 film)/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!: Percy and George are working for Cruella now? Huh. At least Blackadder didn't kill puppies. As far as we know.
	+ Along with Arthur Weasley. And one year later, he and George met again as a police officer and exterminator.
	+ Alternately, so that's where Dr. House used to work. That explains a *lot*.
"I Want" Song/Quotes

This has really become Cartman's like thing. No matter where Cartman is, he always wants to be some place else. That's basically Cartman's M.O. through a lot of the shows. Is he just. This wasn't the way 3rd grade was. It sucked. But Cartman wants to be anywhere but where he is, and he often has a song about it. He often has a song about the place he'd rather be.—South Park Creator Commentary on the episode Fourth Grade

*This is known as an "I Want" song — a number that comes early in a musical, in which the hero(ine) expresses his/her hopes and dreams, so that we in the audience understand those dreams, and get more involved in his/her quest to achieve them.*

*Why is it that Disney women are never satisfied? You're fucking royalty! If you had any more, you'd be friggin' **gods!***—The Nostalgia Critic, on the frequent I Want Songs in the Disney Animated Canon.

*But who cares/No big deal/I want more...*—Ariel singing *Part of Your World*

*In almost every musical ever written, there's a place that's usually about the third song of the evening -- sometimes it's the second, sometimes it's the fourth, but it's quite early -- and the leading lady usually sits down on something; sometimes it's a tree stump in* Brigadoon*, sometimes it's under the pillars of Covent Garden in* My Fair Lady*, or it's a trash can in* Little Shop of Horrors*... but the leading lady sits down on something and sings about what she wants in life. And the audience falls in love with her and then roots for her to get it for the rest of the night.*—Howard Ashman, specifically referring to the above song, *Waking Sleeping Beauty*

*You want something nondescript, and **by G-d,** you're gonna sing about it!*—The Nostalgia Chick, in her Disney Princess review
100 Cupboards

*100 Cupboards* is a fantasy novel trilogy by N.D. Wilson. The three books in the trilogy are *100 Cupboards, Dandelion Fire,* and *The Chestnut King.*

Henry York's parents went biking through Colombia. Bad idea: They get taken hostage by a rebel group. In order to keep him sane, his nanny sends him off to be with his aunt, uncle, and cousins for a while. They live in a tiny town in Kansas called Henry, and they also have a daughter named Henrietta. (Don't worry, it's not too confusing.) Henry has never been so far from home before. He's never spent so much time outside before, or ridden in the back of a pickup truck, or played baseball. In fact, while he was with his parents, he never got to do much on his own at all.

While sleeping up in his cousins' attic, though, he hears a strange tapping on the walls. The plaster begins to chip away--and behind it, Henry and his cousins find 99 tiny doors. Each one leads to a different place. Each one leads to a different *time.* And it's only with the help of his grandfather's journal that they can be navigated... not-quite safely.

Henry considers keeping them a secret, but his aunt Dotty and Uncle Frank already know--Frank, all too well. And Henry *may* have accidentally released an ancient witch hidden behind one of the doors. Now he, his family, and even a few friends set off on a world-hopping adventure not quite of their own volition.

Tropes used in *100 Cupboards* include:

* All There in the Manual: At the beginning if each book, there is a reproduction of Henry and Henrietta's grandfather's journal, showing where all those cupboards go.
* Batter Up: Zeke, being a baseball player, puts his bat to the test.
* Baseball Episode: Henry spends one chapter playing baseball.
* Cool Gate: All the cupboards. Especially the 100th, which allows one to actually *travel* between the doors. Except "Cleave," but that's a given.
* Cool Pet: The Raggant is one
* Dark Is Evil:
* Eye Scream: The author seems to have a thing about this. Nimiane's true eyes are just swollen, red sores, and, in the second book, Henry tries to scratch his own eyes out because he believes he's grown a second pair of eyelids.
* The Fair Folk
* Name's the Same: Main character: Henry. Main setting (until about the midpoint of *Dandelion Fire*), also Henry.
* One Steve Limit: There's both Uncle Frank (Francis) and the faerie Frank (Franklin). As well as Anastasia (Henry's cousin) and Anastasia (Henry's grandmother), though that's a case of the former definitely being named after the latter. To say nothing of Henry and Henrietta.
* Sealed Good in a Can: Mordecai, Henry's father
* Steampunk: Byzanthamum.
* Wonder Child: Henry himself was one.
1 vs. 100/YMMV

* Funny Aneurysm Moment: One questions was "Which one of these celebrities was charged with a DUI?", with Lindsay Lohan being an answer. The correct answer was Nick Nolte, as the episode was taped before Lindsay was charged.
* Funny Moments: See What an Idiot!, below.
* Padding: Not so much as *Deal or No Deal*, but still there in the NBC version.
* Surprisingly Improved Sequel: The Xbox version (technically Seasons 3-4) had the same format as the end of the NBC run (every ten Mob members eliminated moved you up the money ladder) with no padding, no cliffhangers, and very little stalling. In addition, *Extended Play* had several 2x Bonus Questions during each game and a 3x Bonus Question wrapping up each session.
	+ Season 2 of *Live* / *Extended Play* ("Season 4") managed to **improve** on this through a host of new features, including Achievements and a level-up system (the more {and better} you played, the more dance moves you unlocked and the better your chances of being selected for the One/Mob) — plus a new, larger set.
* They Changed It, Now It Sucks:
	+ The rules changed considerably throughout the NBC run, beginning with tweaks to the payout ladder and helps. Upon the beginning of Season 2, this was replaced by a money ladder system where the total value won increased for every ten players eliminated (a format carried over to the Xbox and GSN runs).
	+ The GSN version ("Season 5") has smaller prizes, the Mob being turned into just a video wall, and people thinking Carrie Ann's just as screamy as the *contestants*.
		- The smaller prizes and video wall were an unfortunate but necessary change, considering GSN doesn't have nearly a big enough budget to offer $1,000,000 prizes and the original NBC set took up multiple sound-stages. Why, though, GSN went for the Americanized walk-away format instead of the original European all-or-nothing format, I'll never know. Nobody (besides that dumb woman who walked with $100) is ever going to be tempted by anything but the largest prizes.
* What an Idiot!:
	+ One Mob member missed a question that essentially asked what a "#2 Dixon Ticonderoga" is, guessing a lunchbox instead of the right answer of a pencil. When asked to explain her guess, she figured that since "#2" is slang for a bowel movement, that "lunchbox" was slang for a *really big* bowel movement.
	+ One contestant, when asked if the US flag has more red stripes, white stripes, or the same number of each, polled the mob and asked how many said they had the same number. After seeing the low response, she said that she knew the flag had an odd number of stripes... essentially wasting the help.
	+ One question asked how many six-packs would get you 99 bottles of beer, with the choices being greater than, less than or exactly fifteen. The contestant used a help, claiming to not know much about beer. The question also knocked out a ton of mob members who, when interviewed, said they weren't beer drinkers either. That's great, but the question was a math problem!
1000 Ways to Die/Fridge

## Fridge Logic

* "Drunk Die-er": The drunk driver who was still alive and had to not only watch his organs being harvested before they took out his heart, but *feel* every second of it. How do we know he's alive when there are no life signs actually? And how come highly trained doctors are so stupid to not notice he was alive either?
1408/Nightmare Fuel

* Absolutely everything that happens in room 1408.
	+ "As you are, I was. And as I am, you will be."
	+ When the room directory changes to show the hotel completely blacked out except for 1408.
	+ "*Five. This is five. Ignore the sirens. Even if you leave this room, you can **never** leave this room...*"
	+ That... fucking... phone. And the clock radio.
	+ We've only just begun to live . . .
	+ To say nothing of when it hijacks his video chat with his ex to get her to come up to the room so she'll die too.
	+ For Enslin, in the story, he's so traumatized that he disconnected all the phones in his house and has to sleep with a nightlight. After an experience like that, you can't blame him.
		- "Even if you leave this room you can never leave this room"
	+ One of the alternate endings on the blu-ray has Mike's editor receiving the manuscript he wrote --though God only knows how he got it--  and reading it. Quotes from the movie begin to play, looping and overlapping each other, including a few from that delightful phone (including one that didn't happen in the movie--"Your daughter is being eaten by wolves on the Connecticut turnpike") as the camera slowly backs away from the editor...through the now-inexplicably empty office. The doors swing shut accompanied by "As I am...", and the movie cuts to black just before "...you will be." -*shiver*-
	+ In the original short story, the menu sequence.
		- Also missing from the film (and related): "My brother was killed by wolves on the Connecticut Turnpike..."
	+ The creature in the vents.
	+ The Reveal that at the end of the hour, Enslin gets to look forward to experiencing it again. And again. *And again...*
* The very Adult Fear of watching your child slowly dying from a horrible illness. Full stop.
100 Bullets/YMMV

* Complete Monster: Augustus Medici.
* Crosses the Line Twice: "Did you bust a nut when I...?"
* Ensemble Darkhorse: Cole Burns and because of Misaimed Fandom, Lono.
* Fridge Brilliance: The fact that the Trust is composed of **13** families initially just seems like a detail added in to make them seem more evil (because, y'know...**13** is an unlucky number). Then we find out that the Trust were the real founders of the United States--a nation that started out as a union of **13** colonies. One colony for each house of the Trust.
* Genius Bonus: Several involving the American-history stuff.
	+ "Lono" is a Hawaiian god of fertility and music. Aside of the fact that Lono **is** Hawaiian, he bears very little resemblance to the god.
* Tear Jerker: The scenes in *Wylie Runs The Voodoo Down* when Wylie kills Martin and Rose respectively (Rose was in a flashback), the above mentioned fate of the Rome brothers, and much of the final issue.
	+ And Wylie's death. That got me right *here*.
2001: A Space Odyssey/Funny

* Dr. Floyd reading the long instructions of using a zero-gravity toilet.
* HAL's entire sequence as Bowman tries to get into the master control room.

**HAL:** Look Dave, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over.
1 vs. 100/Fridge

The rules left a few possible exceptional cases, such as situations where the helps couldn't possibly work as described. These were apparently covered in the official rules, but they mostly never came up on-air and thus never mentioned.

* If the entire Mob answered incorrectly, what would've happened if "Ask The Mob" (which picks from two *remaining* Mob members with *different* answers, one of which is correct) was used?
* If the entire Mob answered incorrectly, and since the money's only given to those who get the question correct, what would've happened to the prize money had the One also answered incorrectly?
* If the entire Mob answered correctly, what would've happened if "Ask The Mob" was used?
* What would've happened if "Trust The Mob" was used when two (or all three) answers were tied for the most popular?

1. ↑ (Only one Mob member would be picked, and the One would be informed that answer was incorrect.)
2. ↑ (No money would be awarded, a fact briefly mentioned on the million-dollar winner's final question after revealing that the entire Mob was wrong; the outcome itself actually occurred on the GSN version.)
3. ↑ (The One would be told that the entire Mob selected the same answer, and no incorrect answer would be eliminated.)
4. ↑ (The One would be informed of the tie and forced to pick from the tied answers.)
2012/Awesome

* Visual Effects of Awesome: Well duh, it's a Roland Emmerich film. I dare you to watch the thrilling climax in which a colossal ark careens through the flooded Himlayas and not enjoy it.
	+ Really, the whole movie is basically a Scenery Porn snuff film--it sets up beautiful scenes and shots and then gleefully destroys them.
* Yuri socking the guard, then leading the charge to get the refugees to the arks. "FOLLOW ME!"
	+ He then helps his children on board when it looks like all three of them won't get on. He *tosses* one of his children onboard at the cost of his life just to be sure both survive.
* The Yellowstone Caldera's eruption.
* "Engine... ***on***."
1942/Trivia

* Keep Circulating the Tapes: *19XX* and *1944* currently do not have any ports.
* No Export for You: *1943 Kai* was originally this (for the Europeans, anyway), until it was included in *Capcom Classics Collection*.
* Port Overdosed: The original *1942* is possibly Capcom's most prolific game, having been ported to every contemporary platform and a bunch of compilations since then, too. Its later sequels, on the other hand, are another story; see Keep Circulating the Tapes above.
Witch and Hero

Witch and Hero is the first game in the Witch and Hero series. It follows a knight (***Hero***) and a ***Witch*** who has been turned to stone by the evil ***Medusa*** and Hero goes on a quest to defeat the vile gorgon. On their adventure, they learn how to temporarily revive Witch using ***Blood*** dropped from monsters. This is a major point in the story, and allows the game to continue. Eventually, they find the ***Holy Sword***, which allows Hero to reach MAXIMUM POWER. The game is short and the final stage happens directly after the fight with Medusa and involves ***Revived Medusa*** which is created when Medusa's dying soul fuses with the petrified Witch, and the Hero must fight it.

Witch and Hero has been released on the Nintendo 3DS family systems, as well as the Nintendo Switch. The original game revolves around the dual screen to show stats, but due to the fact that the Switch does not have two screens, the stats are squished to fit in the top of the screen. Both games are $4.99 on Nintendo Eshop, and the two sequels are yet to release on the Switch.
12 Monkeys/Fridge

* When I finally watched *La Jetee*, I noticed that film includes a near replication of the scene with the tree trunk in *Vertigo*: Thus, the scene in *12 Monkeys* where James Cole and Kathryn Railly are in a theater watching that same part of *Vertigo* is referencing both *Vertigo* itself and *La Jetee*.
(The Customer is) Not Always Right/Nightmare Fuel

* The way some customers act like makes you hope you never meet them. They are that frightening.
	+ The very worst ones are the customers that put themselves and other people around them in harms way. Or the ones that threaten to or actually do inflict violence on the workers.
	+ Or people who are just crazy.
* What do you think eventually happened to this guy?
* Parents like these two examples make you fear for the kids' sake, as they quickly turn into Fridge Horror.
* Just knowing that there are people like this guy can really make you not want to go to a golf course, of all places.
* It's pretty scary how greed can and *will* completely consume people. Nothing is sacred, everything is fair game.
* What's also scary, though maybe on a lesser scale, is how stupid some customers are. Not the ones who just make a minor obvious mistake. The ones who do and say things so dumb, you can't imagine how in the world they've survived for so long. Such as this customer, for example. What makes it especially frightening is the fact that she has three children.
* This guy here. Let's hope he was just saying that.
* This woman gives off some...uncomfortable implications considering that she not only believes that there are helicopters in her veins that make things stop working but the fact that *things actually stop working when she touches them.*

Back to *(The Customer is) Not Always Right*
"Not Wearing Pants" Dream/Quotes

**Tycho:** (*naked, smiling and waving*) This is totally weird. Have you ever had one of those dreams where you're naked in some public place? And everybody's staring at you, right, and you're just kind of smiling and waving?
**Gabe:** You're not dreaming, dude.

**Tycho:** You could've told me that before we left the house.—*Penny Arcade*

**Gunhazard:** Put your pants back on, Blue Lazer!

**Blue Lazer:** How could you possibly refer to these as pants!?—*Homestar Runner*
Escolhendo o local perfeito para morar

## O lugar ideal

Existem no mapa diversas cidades, casas e apartamentos entretanto, não é porque a sua residência fica na cidade mais visitada que logo lá é o melhor lugar para se mora. Muito pelo contrário, o que mais se procura hoje na hora de comprar sua moradia é um lugar calmo, com baixa criminalidade e que as coisas sejam baratas pois nas cidades mais visitadas os preços são maiores.

### Campinas

É a maior cidade do servidor com inúmeras lojas, apartamentos e oportunidades de emprego porém, é muito movimentada. Existem apartamentos mais afastados do grande barulho mas a maioria se localiza perto do quartel da polícia onde sempre haverá alguém. Se você procura sossego, os apartamentos perto do aeroporto são a solução mas se você está sempre correndo risco, recomendo que more atravessando a rua do quartel.

### Rio de Janeiro

É a segunda maior cidade do servidor também com diversas sedes de profissões, shoppings e oportunidades para abrir seu negócio porém é do lado do Morro do Mandéla, local de tráfico de drogas, armas e o maior local de produção de drogas do servidor. Se você procura segurança, esse não é o lugar mais recomendado.

### Campos do Jordão

É a cidade mais afastada de tudo no mapa porém seus preços de lojas e moradias são baixíssimos, é o lugar ideal para abrir o seu comércio ou morar. Fica perto da Zona de Desmatamento Legal e da Área de Caça (recomendado para caçadores morarem próximos da sede de sua profissão).
1 vs. 100/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!:
	+ Bob Saget was very famous on *Full House* and *America's Funniest Home Videos*.
	+ Several famous Game Show celebrities appeared in the Mob, including Wink Martindale and Ken Jennings.
	+ Carrie Ann Inaba is a judge on *Dancing With the Stars*.
* Hey, It's That Voice!: The Xbox-era floor host, Jen Taylor, has a few notable gaming roles under her belt.
* Screwed by the Network: Yet another victim of NBC's Padding and spoiler-filled previews.
"How I Wrote This Article" Article

*"Couldn't think of any lyrics!*
*No, I never wrote the lyrics.*
*So I'll just sing any old lyrics.*

*That come to mind, child."*—This Song Is Just Six Words Long, "Weird Al" Yankovic

When someone is contractually obligated to churn out regular humorous articles, they occasionally reach an inspirational dead end. Sometimes, to deal with this, they write an article about how they can't think of anything to write.

Stephen Fry mentions in the book collection of his articles that every humor writer is allowed one and only one of these.

Almost always a form of Self-Referential Humor. See also Writer's Block.

### **Examples**:

* *Adaptation* is this in movie-form -- it's a film telling the story of adapting a book into the screenplay of what eventually becomes the film you're watching.
* *FoxTrot*: "This is my fourth sentence. This is my fifth sentence. This is my second paragraph..."
	+ Jason calls his essay "a running first-person account of the process of writing a nine-hundred-word essay."
* Here's another: [1].
	+ For the record, that is an "incomplete" article on writer's block with a footnote which details (with references) the many reasons why the paper is unfinished.
	+ Also this.
* Dave Barry does this every so often.
* This is how *Under The Hood* begins in *Watchmen*.
* In the song "Boat Drinks" Jimmy Buffett sang, "I should be leaving this climate/I've got a verse but can't rhyme it."
* "This Is the Title of This Story, Which Is Also Found Several Times in the Story Itself".
* In *Breakfast of Champions*, Kurt Vonnegut's narration frequently goes off to explain what he was going through when he was writing it.
* *Calvin and Hobbes*: Hobbes ended up writing this story for Calvin after he tried time traveling two hours into the future to retrieve his completed story, only to find it hadn't been written yet. Unfortunately for Calvin, the class loves it, but it makes him look like a laughingstock.
* *"Weird Al" Yankovic'*s song "This Song Is Just Six Words Long" is about this.
* Belgian novelist Herman Brusselmans uses this trope on occasion, often as an introduction. The first sentence of *De kus in de nacht* (*The kiss in the night*) is as follows: "*As usual I have nothing to say and I will do so for about 600 to 650 pages, we'll see.*"
Blood

### Effects

When collected, it fills up the Witch’s revival gauge, making her temporarily capable of acting, using one of two spells.

### Source

Monsters

Blood is one of the four collectibles in the Witch and Hero series. It is dropped by Monsters (See ***Monster Dictionary*** for more info) and is used to revive a petrified ***Witch***. It is one of the most important collectibles in the series, and is very common. Above the two Witches, a second bar is available other than their health, this one fills up when they collect blood, or are given blood by either ***Little Hero*** or ***Hero***. When full, it allows ***Little Witch*** and Witch to use magic, and the aim can be controlled by the player.
2009 Lost Memories/YMMV

* Magnificent Bastard
	+ Inoue, using the Manchurian-based artifact to mess up the timeline in the first place. His descendants control access to the crucial artifacts via the namesake's foundation.
	+ Ito Hirobumi is assumed to be this himself. The movie implies that only the lack of his mere genius prevented Japan from entering the war *on the Allied side*, the nukage of Berlin instead of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, participating in the space race entering the United Nations as a permanent member and still retaining its recently conquered colonies.
Lenhador

## O que faz essa profissão?

A profissão de lenhador consiste na coleta de madeira na área permitida (fora dela é prisão e multa), no processamento dessa madeira e por final a venda da mesma. Recomenda-se que o lenhador tenha uma mochila grande ou veículo com bastante espaço para transportar as madeiras até o NPC de venda. Vale lembrar que **não é uma profissão inicial** diferente dos outros servidores de roleplay.

## Como eu me torno um lenhador?

Todos podem se tornar lenhadores basta comprar o equipamento para o trabalho e entrar no job. Você vai até a agência de empregos em Campinas e compra com o NPC o machado. Para se obter uma motosserra será somente com jogadores que vendam a ferramenta.

## Área de desmatamento legal

A única área do mapa onde é permitido desmatar é na região de Campos do Jordão com suas árvores de bétula (árvore branca).
190 (Cecopom - Centro de Comunicação da Polícia Militar)

## O que é?

Criado especificamente para atender a população em toda a área do mapa. Chamados emergenciais podem ser feitos utilizando o comando /l190 [razão], recomenda-se que não atenda chamados sem a [razão] pois podem na maioria das vezes chamados falsos, sem fundamento ou tentativas de bandidos para atrair policiais  para emboscadas. Cabe ao policial militar decidir qual chamado atender e agir da maneira mais rápida possível para não pôr a vida de ninguém em risco.

A polícia também deve trabalhar em parceria com o SAMU (Serviço de Atendimento Móvel de Urgência - 192) em casos de atropelamento, agressão e outros que necessitem cuidados médicos.

## Comandos do 190:

* /l190 [razão] - Faz o chamado de emergência para a polícia militar
* /r190 - Responde ao chamado do 190 (marca no mapa a localização do jogador);
* /c190 - Mostra o número de chamados abertos (são válidos até 2 minutos após serem feitos);
10 Things I Hate About You/YMMV

* Harsher in Hindsight: The part where Patrick tries to wake up Kat ("Come on, open your eyes!").
* Hilarious in Hindsight: Kat reads books such as "The Bell Jar". Julia Stiles played the protagonist in the 2012 film.
* Tear Jerker: The scene where Kat read the poem at the top of the main page in class. More specifically it was meant for Patrick. This troper always feels sad whenever Kat starts to get tears in her eyes and cries as she's reading, especially when the camera goes to Patrick (Heath Ledger) and you see he got kind of upset too.
	+ That would be because the script didn't call for tears, but she actually started crying anyway. Most likely, that was also Heath's reaction to seeing her cry.
	+ Heath Ledger singing his version of "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" to Julia Stiles. Especially when he sings the line "And I thank God I'm alive..." \*sob\*
* The Woobie: Cameron, particularly in the scene at the party when Bianca walks away from him...

### The series contains examples of:

* Badass Decay: Patrick is initially Shrouded in Myth but later intimidates Cameron into accepting delivery of a Snuggy for him.
* Hilarious in Hindsight: Kat saying "I really did believe you kissed a girl and liked it" sounds funny after seeing Lindsay Shaw in Pretty Little Liars
* The Woobie: Cameron and Bianca both alternate as this.
Halfling

The diminutive Halflings survive in a world full of larger creatures by avoiding notice or, barring that, avoiding offense. Standing about 3 feet tall, they appear relatively harmless and so have managed to survive for centuries in the shadow of empires and on the edges of wars and political strife. They are inclined to be stout, weighing between 40 and 45 pounds.

Halflings’ skin ranges from tan to pale with a ruddy cast, and their hair is usually brown or sandy brown and wavy. They have brown or hazel eyes. Halfling men often sport long sideburns, but beards are rare among them and mustaches even more so. They like to wear simple, comfortable, and practical clothes, favoring bright colors.

Halfling practicality extends beyond their clothing. They’re concerned with basic needs and simple pleasures and have little use for ostentation. Even the wealthiest of Halflings keep their treasures locked in a cellar rather than on display for all to see. They have a knack for finding the most straightforward solution to a problem, and have little patience for dithering.

A 5th Edition Guide to Halflings

## Details

* Attribute Increase: +2 Dex +1 Cha
* Age: A halfling reaches adulthood at the age of 20 and generally lives to about 250 years old.
* Alignment: Most halflings are lawful good. As a rule, they are good-hearted and kind, hate to see others in pain, and have no tolerance for oppression. They are also very orderly and traditional, leaning heavily on the support of their community and the comfort of their old ways.
* Size: Halflings average about 3 feet tall and weigh about 40 pounds. Your size is Small.
* Languages: You can speak, read, and write Common and Halfling. The Halfling language isn’t secret, but Halflings are loath to share it with others. They write very little, so they don’t have a rich body of literature. Their oral tradition, however, is very strong. Almost all Halflings speak Common to converse with the people in whose lands they dwell or through which they are traveling.
* Lucky: When you roll a 1 on the d20 for an attack roll, ability check, or saving throw, you can re-roll the die and must use the new roll.
* Brave: Halflings gain +10 to Willpower roll against Intimidate. [Out of Combat Ability]
* Halfling Nimbleness: Halflings are small swift creatures. You can remove one move from your Escape move requirement.
"I Know You're in There Somewhere" Fight/Playing With

**Basic Trope**: The hero's friend has been brainwashed into a Face Heel Turn, possibly even becoming a Tragic Monster. The hero must now fight the friend.

* **Straight**: The hero fights the friend and manages to convince him that he's really a good guy successfully.
* **Exaggerated**: ???
* **Downplayed**: ???
* **Justified**: The hero wants to save his friend, and can only help by fighting.
* **Inverted**: ???
* **Subverted**: At the moment that the hero seems defeated, the friend leans in close and explains in a whisper that the mind control didn't really work, but the Big Bad has to think it did.
* **Double Subverted**: After the friend tells the hero he's okay, the hero drops his guard, and the friend blasts him off, calling him a fool for actually believe what he said.
* **Parodied**: The hero doesn't want to fight the 'friend' for a petty/goofy reason.
* **Zig Zagged**: The hero fights his friend, who is possessed by a demon. During the fight, the friend appears to go back to normal, but no one knows if the friend really is back to normal or if the demon is just acting like the hero's friend (until the hero lets his guard down).
* **Averted**: The hero fails in redeeming his friend and ends up being defeated by the friend; alternately, the hero fails to redeem his friend and ends up killing him.
* **Enforced**: ???
* **Lampshaded**: ???
* **Invoked**: Other friends or rivals of the hero says that only he can save his friend.
* **Exploited**: ???
* **Defied**: ???
* **Discussed**: ???
* **Conversed**: ???
100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd/Trivia

* Hey, It's That Guy!: Yes, Brenda Song--now typecast for playing Asian Airheads on the Disney Channel--got her start on a Nickelodeon show playing the brainy best friend.
	+ Apparently Brenda Song is very brainy in real life, so maybe it was her stint on *Suite Life* that was against type.
	+ The Drifter is Two-Face and Devil Hulk.
	+ Do you want to know who played Human Eddie since his face is not shown? It's Terra!
* Hey, It's That Voice!: Seth Green voiced Eddie as a dog in season 1.
Samanda

## In-Game Description

Healing effect increases by 5%. Next healing effect increases the target’s Elemental DMG by 8% for 4s. 5s cooldown.

## In-Game Description

The next healing effect adds an elemental aura that increases the Elemental DMG and Elemental Resistance of the allies in the area by 8% and 5% respectively. 10s cooldown.

## Memory Backstory

**Story 1:**
When Samantha was still human, she gravitated towards various animals since her childhood. This fact, along with her aristocratic upbringing, it was no wonder that she became the manager of the urban ecology research center.

**Story 2:**
Now, in addition to providing medical help as a memory chip, Babylonia's ecology research center is her second home.
10 Things I Hate About You/Awesome

* "That's for making my date bleed, that's for my sister, and that's for me!" This one quote is both a Moment of Awesome and completely Trope Overdosed as well as signifying that over the course of the movie that Bianca has grown up and grew a pair of lady balls
	+ The outtakes feature Joseph Gordon-Levitt popping back up after the punch and saying "What, are you kidding me?"
'Twas the Night Before Christmas/YMMV

* Ear Worm: Applies to most of the musical numbers, but especially "Even a Miracle Needs A Hand".
* Unfortunate Implications: In the special, Santa Claus comes off as passive-aggressive and a believer in Disproportionate Retribution, while the song "Give Your Heart a Try" has a definite Dumb Is Good/Science Is Bad vibe.
	+ Albert refuses to accept that Santa's existence is proven in this universe, implying that scientists just reject whatever doesn't fit their pet theory and have no sense of wonder or belief.

Back to *'Twas the Night Before Christmas*
Caçador de magos

Fundada no ano de 430 a primeira ordem dos cavaleiros de São Ferrant, ou caçadores de

magos, foi a primeira ordem paramilitar da Tríade divina. Dotados de estudos específicos contra magia a ordem foi incumbida de acabar com os manipuladores
de mana de Vasílei e do mundo conhecido. Amparados pela fé e pelo estado rapidamente a ordem cresceu em tamanho e riqueza, uma vez que confiscava para si todo tipo de material "mágico".

Com o passar dos tempos
e com a destruição das escolas de magia, menos magos se aventuravam pelo
território vasileico o que reduziu consideravelmente suas posses e riquezas,
tal redução criou o período mais negro da história dos cavaleiros de São Ferrant. Estudiosos dizem que dos anos 491, quando se criou a ordem de Portócolis, autorizando a tortura e todo tipo de testes contra a magia, até o
ano de 533 mais de 200 mil inocentes morreram não mãos dos caçadores de magos.Com diversas confirmações de excessos e com muita revolta da plebe a igreja bane a ordem os colocando na clandestinidade e criando a "Ordem dos
cavaleiros das 3 pontas" que hoje é o principal braço armado da igreja.

Com poucos recursos e
banidos da igreja os caçadores de magos tiveram que se reinventar. Começa então
um treinamento especifico contra os mais diversos tipos de criaturas
sobrenaturais. A caçada contra os monstros e a morte acertada de magos e
feiticeiros recolocou a ordem no coração do povo e de senhores feudais. No ano
de 602 os caçadores de magos são colocados mais uma vez fora da clandestinidade
mas dessa vez sem ligação formal com a igreja.

Desde então essa ordem
é um dos principais pilares que protege o mundo dos homens contra as artimanhas daquele que não deve ser nomeado.

**Treinamento**

Os caçadores de magos
são normalmente órfãos ou crianças doadas antes dos 6 anos para a ordem. Dos 6
aos 13 anos essas crianças recebem uma grande quantidade de poções nas veias
para desenvolverem suas habilidades, obviamente muitas não sobrevivem sendo
seus corpos doados à ordem dos Corvos Piedosos. Quando atingem a puberdade eles
nunca mais terão qualquer contato com coisas mágicas e muitas habilidades podem
ir despertando( vantagens a frente). O treinamento de um caçador de mago
consiste em treinos marciais, de criaturas e de magia.

**Regras:**

Caçador de magos: 35 pts. Você é um caçador de magos e foi treinado para tal. Ganha as vantagens
primeiro nível de abascanto e alfabetizado. Tem de comprar as pericias únicas: linguagem Geit (runas e falas mágicas), sentir magia MMD, conhecimento
sobrenatural MD, conhecimento de criaturas mágicas MM . Além disso, ele tem acesso a itens especiais (armas de ferro negro que dão mais dano contra criaturas mágicas e no caso de armadura e escudos dão proteção contra magia) e a vantagens raras como: Abafador de mana; audição parabólica; Controle do
metabolismo , escudo mental, infravisão, recuperação acelerada, regeneração (lenta).
Ponte de Valentre

Ponte de Valentre, ou a Ponte do Outro, é a ponte mais ao sul da Fronteira de Riath com Mirtia.

Reza a lenda que nessa região foram afogados diversos seguidores de religiões pagãs por ocasião da expansão da tríade.

Um século depois foi ali construída uma ponte ligando o sul de Mirtia à Vila Quente.

A ponte demorou mais de 80 anos para ser finalizada tendo acontecido diversos acidentes em sua construção, tento, portanto fama de amaldiçoada.

Desde sua finalização a 70 anos 4 famílias diferentes se revezaram no controle das torres. Nunca um filho de Baronete conseguiu assumir o local do pai, todos os herdeiros desde então morreram na idade de 33 anos.

Hoje a ponte é controlada pela família Morai tendo com Lider o Baronete Vileon Morai
"The Villain Sucks" Song/Quotes

*"Goooooooldfingaaaaaaaaaaaar! He's the man, the man with the Midas touch! A spider's touch!"*—Shirley Bassey, *Goldfinger*

*"But beware of his generous pensions,*
Plus three weeks paid vacation each year!
And on Fridays the lunchroom serves hot dogs and burgers and beer!

He loves German beer!"*—Scorpio,* The Simpsons

*"You had it all!*
The day you told me, told me you want me
I had it all.
But let you fool me, fool me completely.
Yeah, I was so stupid to give you all my attention.
Cause the way you played me, exposed your true intentions!
And one day, I'll have you begging on your knees for me!
One day, I'll crawling like a centipede.
You mess with me, and mess with her.

So I'll make sure you get what you deserve!"*—Tori Vega singing* Begging On Your Knees *about Ryder Daniels,* Victorious

*"Well, Kyle's mom's a bitch, she's a big fat bitch*

She's the biggest bitch in the whole wide world..."*—*South Park

*Everybody in the USA*
Hates this stupid neighbor
He's Flanders and he's really really lame.
Flanders tried to wreck my song
His views on birth control are wrong

I hate his guts and Flanders is his name.*—Homer Simpson,* The Simpsons

 *I'm not a fan of puppeteers but I've a nagging fear*
someone else is pulling at the strings
Something terrible is going down through the entire town
wreaking anarchy and all it brings

I can't sit idly, no, I can't move at all
I curse the name, the one behind it all...

Discord, I'm howlin' at the moon
And sleepin' in the middle of a summer afternoon
Discord, whatever did we do
To make you take our world away?

Discord, are we your prey alone,
Or are we just a stepping stone for taking back the throne?
Discord, we won't take it anymore
So take your tyranny away!

I'm fine with changing status quo, but not in letting go
Now the world is being torn apart
A terrible catastrophe played by your symphony,
what a terrifying work of art!

 -- *Discord*, a fanmade "The Villain Sucks" Song for Discord.

*Well FUCK you Texas and fuck your Lone Star Beer*
Fuck that fucking Alamo and fuck them long horned steers
Fuck every Dallas Cowboy that ever drawed a breath

FUCK you Texas, and Fuck you plumb to death*—the Internet on Ghost*

1. ↑ Incidentally, Homer is the only person in the universe who thinks of Flanders as a villain
Red Slime

## In the series:

The Red Slime is the second strongest slime in the entire Witch and Hero Series, it comes usually at the end of the game, close to the final boss fight. In ***Witch and Hero III***, it splits up into ~5 Red Slimmies upon defeat.

## Relatives:

* ***Blue Slime***
* ***Green Slime***
* ***Yellow Slime***
* ***Blue Slimmy***
* ***Green Slimmy***
* ***Red Slimmy***
* ***Yellow Slimmy***
2010: The Year We Make Contact/Funny

* Dave Bowman's attempts to track down his wife lead to a computer error that sends a check for *$1.00* to everyone in Florida whose last name starts with the letter 'F'.
* Heywood and Max, talking about the things they miss back on earth.
* Chandra telling Heywood and Max about deactivating their "kill switch" for HAL, should he go rogue again. The looks on theirs faces *screamed* "...you bastard".
* In the novel, the fact that both crews were fluent in both Russian and English led to some amusing situations, such as the three Americans realizing that they had been idly chatting in Russian for nearly 30 minutes at one point or conversations among them all changing language in mid conversation. One result was the 'Stamp out Rushlish' campaign, which was meant as a morale booster through humor than anything else.
1776 (musical)/Tear Jerker

* "Mama, Look Sharp"

Them soldiers, they fired. Oh ma, did we run
But then we turned round and the battle begun
Then I went under, oh ma, am I done?
Hey, hey, momma look sharp

* Adams' realization that he'll have to allow slavery in America to avoid a civil war. And in real life, he actually did predict that one was inevitable within a hundred years, which wasn't included in the play because people wouldn't believe it.
Tremond, o Sábio

Originalmente Tremond Branton, é um Bispo ábade da ordem dos monges Gilardinos. O sobrenome Branton, abandonado na ocasião de sua conversão em Triato (sacerdote da tríade) advêm da família real de Riath. Tremont é o terceiro filho homem do Falecido rei Dramond Branton Segundo, o altivo, que governou Riath por mais de 40 anos.

Conta as histórias que Tremont, sendo o mais novo, sempre foi diferente de Seus Irmãos, vivia enfurnado na biblioteca real lendo todo tipo de livro, tal hábito lhe acarretou uma doença pulmonar severa. Ficou de cama dos 6 aos 9 anos de idade, nesse período era abastecido por livros levados pelo antigo grão Alquimista Real Valon Gord que os limpava com esmero antes de entrega-los ao jovem príncipe.

Aos 16 anos Tremont já era reconhecido pela sua inteligencia e perspicácia, contam que foi ele quem resolveu Os Crimes do bairro do Canto em Porto da Chegada usando apenas lógica. Nesta idade ele também escreve "Lendas e mentiras, as criaturas perversas do outro" livro que ficou muito popular entre os jovens nobres de Riath.

Ao perceber a facilidade com Letras do príncipe o Rei Dramond o envia para Vasileia a antiga capital do reino Vazileu e sede da igreja da tríade. Tremond se forma Triato em apenas 2 anos tendo superados todos os outros jovens com louvor. Ele é então designado a Triato da Igreja de Santa Julia no sul de Siroy. Permanece lá por 6 meses quando é indicado a bispo ábade dos Monges Gilardinos localizado nos montes pardos a Oeste de Riath.

Tal indicação foi cercada de polemicas na época tendo sido feita diretamente pelo rei e não pelo papa. A situação poderia ter escalado a uma excomunhão não fosse a incrível capacidade politica do antigo rei.

Tremond, hoje com 47 anos, é ainda bispo de São Gilard. Tendo, na ocasião de seus 23 anos , se ausentado da abadia para uma viagem santa que durou 10 anos. Hoje o Bispo é um dos mais respeitados da santa igreja tendo seu nome cogitado como postulante ao trono de Velon o primeiro Profeta da Triade.

## Obras

Lendas e mentiras, as criaturas perversas do outro

Viagem a Videia

Ética triônica no fim dos tempos

Amor da mãe e a aspereza dos Filhos

Confissões de um Ábade

Sobre a Doutrina Triônica

Sobre a Trindade

O livre Arbítrio
Medusa

Medusa is the main antagonist in ***Witch and Hero***, and is the next-to-last boss, exceeded only by ***Revived Medusa***, created when Medusa's soul fuses with the petrified form of the ***Witch***. Medusa lives in a castle at the final area in Witch and Hero, and in ***Witch and Hero III***, her spell placed on the Witch returns, petrifying the Witch once more. In Witch and Hero, she uses ***Blood*** to make Monsters, (See ***Monster Dictionary***) that is then used to temporarily cure the Witch from Medusa's spell.

Medusa is a very strong monster, and the ***Witch*** and ***Hero*** lost to her when they were at level 30. While at a certain point, Medusa becomes easily defeated, ***Revived Medusa*** is very tough, as Hero gets no chance to get back up.