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Pig

**Pig** is a Creature in Lego Worlds. It appears as a full grown pig, with pink skin and black eyes. It is slightly modified from the actual Lego pig piece, in that it has two studs on its back, instead of one. This is presumably to make it sensible to use as a mount, as minifigures cannot ride on the center of its back in the actual Lego piece.

Pigs, when approached, will attempt to run away from the player. This makes them somewhat difficult to obtain at first. However, a pig that you spawn as your mount will not run away from you, even though mounting one in the wild does not have this same effect.

## Trivia

* The pig as of June 7th, 2015 has a glitch in which its eyes fling off of its face as it turns its head.
Merry Meadows

**Merry Meadows** is a Biome in Lego Worlds. It is mostly extremely flat, with not many distinct terrain features. The ground is green, representing grass. This biome is the only place you can find farms.

## Character Spawns

* Farmer (male)
* Farmer (female)

## Creature Spawns

* Black & White Cow
* Brown Cow
* Pig
* Sheep
* Goat
* Cats

## Vehicle Spawns

* Wheelbarrow
* Stunt Plane
Controls

The following is a list of controls for the game LEGO Worlds.

# Keyboard & Mouse

## Ground Character

* **Move** - W/A/S/D or Right Click (hold)
* **Rotate Camera** - Left Click (hold)
* **Jump** - Space or Right Click (tap)
* **Action** - F or Left Click (tap)
* **Ability / Interact** - E
* **Recenter Camera** - R

## Vehicle

* **Drive/Steer** - W/A/S/D or Left Click (hold)
* **Rotate Camera** - Right Click (hold)
* **Vehicle Ability (Mow, Dig, Lay Road, etc.)** - Space
* **Dig Up (in Drilling Vehicle)** - Left Shift (hold)
* **Dig Down (in Drilling Vehicle)** - Left Ctrl (hold)
* **Exit Vehicle** - E

## Flying Vehicle

* **Move** - W/A/S/D or Left Click (hold)
* **Rotate Camera** - Right Click (hold)
* **Raise** - Space
* **Lower** - Left Ctrl (hold)
* **Exit Vehicle** - E

## Skydiving

* **Move** - W/A/S/D or Left Click (hold)
* **Rotate Camera** - Right Click (hold)
* **Dive (Fall Faster)** - Space (hold)
* **Toggle Umbrella (Fall Slower)** - Left Click (tap)
* **Recentre Camera** - R

# Gamepad Controls

## Ground Character

* **Move** - Left Stick (hold)
* **Rotate Camera** - Right Stick (hold)
* **Jump** - "A" (tap)
* **Action** - "X" (tap)
* **Ability / Interact** - "B"
* **Recentre Camera** - Right Stick (tap)

## Vehicle

* **Drive/Steer** - Left Stick
* **Rotate Camera** - Right Stick
* **Vehicle Ability (Mow, Dig, Lay Road, etc.)** - "Y"
* **Dig Up (in Drilling Vehicle)** - (More info later)
* **Dig Down (in Drilling Vehicle)** - "B"
* **Exit Vehicle** - "Y"

## Flying Vehicle

* **Move** - Left Stick (hold)
* **Rotate Camera** - Right Stick (hold)
* **Raise** - "A" (hold)
* **Lower** - "B" (hold)
* **Exit Vehicle** - "Y"

## Skydiving

* **Move** - Left Stick (hold)
* **Rotate Camera** - Right Stick (hold)
* **Dive (Fall Faster)** - "A" (hold)
* **Toggle Umbrella (Fall Slower)** - "B" (hold)
* **Recentre Camera** - Right Stick (tap)
Frontier Man

Special Ability | N/A

Health: 8

Damage: 2

Heart: Red

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**Frontier Man** is one of the Characters available in LEGO Worlds. The Frontier Man appears dressed in a fedora, green shirt with suspenders, and brown pants.

## History

The Frontier Man character was first introduced into the game in Full Release.

## Unlocking

To unlock the Frontier Man character, the player must complete a quest for them. Quests given by Frontier Man characters include constructing themed Brick Builds or trading Items. Once the Frontier Man has been discovered, they can be purchased from the Discovery Tool menu for 2500 studs.

## Trivia

* Although the Frontier Man can be purchased and placed, he cannot be used in the Character Customization menu.
Items

The following is a list of Items available in LEGO Worlds.

Items can be held by the player's character and be used as weapons, bulding tools, and to give to animal/people for coins, an example is, giving a horse a apple. Only one item can be used at a time. There are a total of 29 items ( but are way more since new update).

Items can be found inside large chests. Some items can drop when destroying a specific prop. These include fruits, grass, different sorts of gemstones, ice cream and lollies. Skulls and Bones can be gathered by defeating skeletons. Some NPC's carry items and offer them as a prize for completing quests. The Trader also sells some items.

There are both non-stackable and stackable items.

## List of Items

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Playful Prairie

**Playful Prairie** is a Biome in Lego Worlds. It is very hilly, and is distinct for its Savanna Trees. The ground cover is a mix between light grass and dirt.

## Character Spawns

* Mummy
* Diver
* Heroic Knight
* Explorer
* Paleontologist

## Creature Spawns

* Ostrich
* Giraffe
* Dog
* Lioness
* Lion

## Vehicle Spawns

* Swamp Crook Off-Roader
* Small Plane
* Buggy

## Brick Builds

* Savanna Tree
* Tt Logo
Rowdy Rainforest

**Rowdy Rainforest** is a Biome in Lego Worlds. Its ground is mostly hilly and mountainous, with occasional flatter areas. The ground cover is a rich green, lacking any secondary speckling as seen in some other biomes.

## Character Spawns

* Caveman
* Cavewoman
* Dino Tracker
* Scientist
* Constable
* Pirate Lady
* Pirate Princess

## Creature Spawns

* Monkey
* T-Rex
* Raptor
* Gorilla
Custom A

**Custom A** is one of the Characters available in LEGO Worlds that is unlocked at the start of the game. He is editable by the player in the menu. Every time the player purchases a new Character they unlock new customization options. Custom A's customizable parts are headwear (including hair-based parts), head, torso, legs, arms, and hands. A player cannot pick two different types of legs on Custom A; every customizeable section is in sets from unlocked and bought characters (besides Custom A, Explorer, and Paleontologist)

## Trivia

The letter "A" may indicate that there are new slots for additional custom Characters to be released at a later date, like in most other LEGO video games.

Health: 8

Damage: 1

Heart: Red

## See also

* Characters
Diver (male)

The Diver (male) is a minifigure in Lego Worlds that is found mostly near swampy waters. He can be unlocked by approaching him and can be purchased for 1,250 studs. Buying the minifigure unlocks the blue Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus (S.C.U.B.A.) helmet, body, and legs, as well as his head.

## Trivia

The Diver (male) highly resembles the Deep Sea Diver minifigure from Series 1 of Lego Minifigures.
Saxophone

The saxophone is an item needed in Adventure Mode. The saxophone can be obtained in a Sahara biome -- one of the medium worlds. One of the large sphinx statues will have a small gap at the very bottom, between the front legs. If you remove the "entrance" there will be tunnel. In the middle of the tunnel there is a spike trap you'll want to jump over. In the room at the end of the tunnel, inside of the chest, you'll fond the saxophone.
Melee

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Melee items are take effect at the same short range as the player's unarmed attack, and are activated by he same button (F by default.) They can be carried like any other item, but interestingly, melee items remain "active" when the player is holding an item with no use function, and will reappear when in their hand when they attack.
Sheep

The Sheep is a rideable creature in Lego Worlds. It spawns occasionally in the farmland variation of the Plains biome. It appears to spawn less frequently than other farmland creatures like goats, cows, bulls, and horses. When the player approaches the sheep, it will attempt to run away from the player. Because of their fleeing behavior, taming a goat is best done by either trapping it or surprising it from below or above. Once tamed, the Sheep can be purchased in the 'Creatures' tab of the 'Models' section of the Menu Wheel. Currently, a physical Lego sheep resembling the one in game has yet to be found.
Apple

The Apple is a weapon in Lego Worlds found in large treasure chests. Its primary ability is to be thrown by using the F key. When thrown it acts similar to a Banana and will cause damage to props and characters, leaving an identical item in the player's hand. It is small, green, and one of 17 items found in the game.
City Car

The City Car is a vehicle found in Lego Worlds that was released in the First Major Update. It can be purchased and accessed in the Vehicles tab of the Models section of the Menu Wheel. It can be purchased for 2,500 studs.

## Trivia

The City Car appeared in the Vehicles tab thumbnail since the game's release, but wasn't added till the first update.
Heads-up display

The **heads-up display** or **HUD** provides information about the player character and available mechanics.

## Display

### Cursor

The cursor () determines where actions are directed, though it is not always visible with Xbox controls. Its functions include menu selection and build placement. When keyboard controls are enabled, holding the left and right mouse buttons moves the character and camera, respectively, in the direction of the cursor.

### Menus

Main article: Menus
Five menus can be seen in a world. For more information on each, view its page.

* Tools
* Brick Building
* Models
* Character Customizer
* Settings & Options

### Stud bar

Main article: Stud
The player's stud balance is listed below the menus. The last type of stud picked up (silver, golden, or blue) appears to the left.

### Health bar

Main article: Health
The health of the player character is indicated by four hearts (). Damage is indicated by a heart turning transparent. Health regenerates over time.

### Control information

Main article: Controls
The icon at bottom right opens a panel listing available controls. This panel is opened by default when starting the game.
Worlds

In Lego Worlds there are 5 sizes of different worlds. The smallest ones, the tutorial worlds, are represented with a 1x1 stud on the World Map. The largest are the Huge Worlds, represented by a 6x6 block.

List of World sizes, and unlock requirements:

* Tutorial Worlds, 1x1 on the map, unlocked by default
* Small worlds, 2x2 on the map, unlocked by getting 10 Gold Bricks
* Medium Worlds, 3x3 on the map, unlocked by getting 25 Gold Bricks
* Large Worlds, 4x4 on the map, unlocked by getting 50 Gold Bricks
* Huge Worlds, 6x6 on the map, unlocked by getting 80 Gold Bricks

Game Worlds: (in order)

* Pirate Playground [Tutorial]
* Prehistoric Peril [Tutorial World 2]
* Candy Construction Capers [Tutorial World 3]

Random Worlds:

* Merry Meadows
* Wicked Wasteland
* Fearsome Frontier
* Junkyard Jungle
* Polar Plains
* Dusty Dunes
* Rowdy Rainforest
* Playful Prairie
* Fantasy Forest
* Whispering Woodlands
* Falling Forest
* Dessert Desert
* Crystal Crags
* Fungus Forest
* Frosty Forest
* Curious Canyon
* Colossal Corals
* Weird Wood
* Lawless Lagoon
* Perlious Peaks
* Polar Plains
* Ornamental Orchard
* Watchful Wilderness
* Submerged Secrets
* Cave Systems
* Sky
* Sea
* Dungeon
* Super Flat

DLC Worlds:

* Moon (or Classic Space)
* Monster Town
* Winter Wonderland

Update 2022 Unreleased Biomes:

* Ancient Legends
* Outback
* Pirate Isles
* Prehistoric Lands
* Technoworld
* Snowy Forest
* Wasteland
Police officer (female)

**Police Officer (Female)** is a playable character in LEGO Worlds.

The Police Officer (Female) wears her long brown hair loose around her shoulders. She has a smiling face with a light shade of pink lipstick and short eyelashes. Her blue uniform shirt covers a white collared shirt and dark blue tie. It is cinched with a dark blue belt with a golden buckle. Her hips and pants are dark blue, but her arms are the lighter blue to match her shirt. Her hands are the normal LEGO yellow.

## Description

The Police Officer (Female) has no unique idle animations.

## Notes

* This may be a very rare character, due to the rarity of Farms and Character spawns on those Farms.
Surfer Girl

The Surfer Girl is a character in Lego Worlds that is found mostly along beaches and in other sandy areas. She resembles the Lego Minifigures series 4 surfer. She can be purchased and played as by selecting her in the minifigure section of the 'Models' tab in the Menu Wheel.

Buying the Surfer Girl minifigure will unlock her black pants, black hips, black torso with pink stripe, ginger hair, yellow hands, and pink lipped female head. All pieces can be used in the minifigure customization section of the Menu Wheel
Vampire (male)

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The **Vampire** is one of the Characters available in LEGO Worlds. The Vampire costs 10,000 Studs.
He can transform himself into a bat by clicking the Mount icon. The bat possesses flight.

## Trivia

The Vampire is currently one of the two most expensive characters, the other being the Werewolf.
Night Trader

## The Trader

The trader is a character in a hot air balloon, that can be found selling all sorts of items. She can only be found at night time. 6 Different items can be purchased each time she appears, lives are always something to be purchased, unless you already have full hearts.

#### Items on Sale

* 1 Life - 100,000 Studs
* Gold Bricks are lovely
Pug-Z

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Pug-Z is the rocket companion featured in Lego Worlds that is used to travel between worlds.

## Usage

To use Pug-Z, the player must approach it and press the Q key (Y on Xbox One or triangle on PS4) when prompted. Doing so will play a mounting animation and open the World Navigation Menu, where the player can select a world to travel to.

Travelling to bigger worlds requires you to upgrade your spaceship with Gold Bricks, however, which can be acquired by completing quests for Characters nearby you, by catching Troublemakers or from Large Chests. Each world size you want to travel to requires a specified Pug-Z upgrade accumulated with gold bricks, which can be loaded into Pug-Z one at a time through an animation.

## Upgrading

Every time the player fills Pug-Z with enough gold bricks to unlock a new world size, Pug-Z gets a visual upgrade. Inbetween visual updates, there are tool unlocks.

 25 Bricks | Wings
 50 Bricks | Yellow Side Engines
 80 Bricks | Bigger Rear Engine
 100 Bricks | (Pug-Z will dance)

## Dialogue

Upon full release, Pug-Z took over the role of loading menu dialogue. In Beta versions of the game, the loading menu was simply a black screen with white text at the bottom. The text now appears inside of a thought bubble belonging to Pug-Z.

Pug-Z's possible dialogue might include:

* Filling oceans...
* Growing bananas...
* Launching cows...
* Spooling up infinite improbability... (A reference to Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy).
* Adjusting fun factor over 9000... (A reference to Dragon Ball Z)
* Teaching pigs to fly...
* Trimming world edges...
* Converting received bits to excitement...
* Removing octopi from clouds... (A reference to an  Early Access bug that caused large amount of octopi to spawn above the cloud layer.)
* Improving building skills...
* Distributing volcanoes...
* Digging tunnels...
* Telling tales of travellers... ( A reference to the developers of the game, Traveller's Tales)
* Seeking out Gold Bricks...
* Squashing carrots...
* Reticulating Splines... (A reference to Maxis' SimCity)
* Taming wild horses...
* Improving building skills...
* Backward calculating 42... (Another reference to Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy)
* Removing SNOT connections(a reference to Lego bricks with side studs)

## Trivia

* It is assumed that The name Pug-Z is a reference to Puggsy, a game developed by Traveller's Tales in 1993
* With exclusive Lego Worlds Press Kit you would get a microbuild based on the Pug-Z
Minas Morgul

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**Minas Morgul** is a fortress and one of the regions located within Mordor in *Middle-earth: Shadow of War*.

It was originally known as Minas Ithil before falling to Sauron's army and becoming known as Minas Morgul.
Achievements

Lego Worlds includes various types of achievements that the player can acquire. For the most part, these achievements fit into either the categories of Builder Rank Achievements, Legendary Brick Achievements, or Steam/Xbox Live (Generic) Achievements.

## Steam/Xbox Achievements

The following is a list of all generic achievements in Lego Worlds and the requirements for obtaining the achievement.

* Some achievements require completion within a certain time limit.
Cavewoman

Special Ability | ???

Health: 12

Damage: 4

Heart: Red

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The **Cavewoman** is one of the Characters available in LEGO Worlds. She is constantly arched over, and walks this way too. She appears as a woman with a bone in her hair, a "grumpy" look on her face, and a dirt smudge on her right cheek. When used as the player avatar, she will idle by taking the bone from her hair and chewing on it. Her un-groomed appearance and pelt clothes make her the counterpart to the Caveman character.

## History

The Cavewoman character was introduced into the game during the initial Early Access release on June 1, 2015. During Early Access, the Cavewoman ran away from the player if approached and could only be unlocked if chased down and interacted with. It is uncertain if the Cavewoman still behaves this way.[*citation needed*]

## Location

* Prehistoric Playground World
* Autumn Forest
* Rowdy Rainforest
* Ornamental Orchard
* Fantasy Forest
* Frosty Forest

## Trivia

* The Cavewoman character was inspired by the real-life Cavewoman minifigure which appeared in Lego Minifigures Series 5
Might

**Might** is a metered, consumable attribute, which you build-up by successfully attacking enemies (including draining or dominating them, or causing explosion damage).

The meter is a red/orange arc near the mini-map, just above and to the left of it

Might is used to perform the following moves: Execution, Brutal Execution, Elven Light, Consume, Mighty Shot, Raise Dead

Counterattacks do not build Might unless you have Mighty Reversal. Neither do Stealth and Wraith Chain attacks, unless you have Secret Might.

You do not lose Might with the passage of time. However missing with a melee attack causes you to lose Might. So does getting hit, unless you have Grim Resolve. Poison drains your Might.
Crystal Crags

Crystal biome is a type of land in LEGO Worlds. It has black ground with florescent colored blocks sticking out (glowing crystals). The Digger is commonly found in this biome.

The crystal biome commonly features extremely tall hills, with flatter valleys in between. The hills are usually grouped, and individually vary in size and width, with freestanding ones tending to be much taller compared to their width.

co-ordinates with crystal biomes:
mines
LEGO Worlds

Mode(s) | Single-player, multiplayer

**LEGO Worlds** is a galaxy of procedurally-generated Worlds made entirely of LEGO bricks which you can freely manipulate and dynamically populate with LEGO models. Explore each World and unlock new discoveries: from cowboys and giraffes to vampires and polar bears, to steamrollers, race cars, and colossal digging machines! Use the multi-tool to shape environments and alter any World to your liking: raise the terrain to create vast mountain ranges, or enter the Brick-by-Brick editor to build anything you can imagine. Save your creations to build with them again. LEGO Worlds enables you to populate your Worlds with many weird and wonderful characters, creatures, models, and driveable vehicles, and then play out your own unique adventures. Probably not worth upsetting the Skeletons though…

## **Development**

**LEGO Worlds** is a LEGO sandbox game developed by Traveller's Tales and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The game allows players to build constructions in a 3D procedurally generated world. A beta version of the game was released on 1 June 2015 on Steam Early Access. It was released on 7 March 2017 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. A version for Nintendo Switch was released on 5 September 2017 in North America and 8 September 2017 in Europe.

Prior to the game's official release, it was teased in the back of a LEGO set's construction manual. It was formally announced on 1 June 2015 with a simultaneous early access release on Steam to allow the gaming community to provide feedback for continual improvements and the integration of additional content over time.

## **Gameplay**

**LEGO Worlds** is a sandbox video game which allows players to build a world made up of Lego bricks. The player is rewarded for collecting objects spread across the map with "studs", an in-game currency. The player can build using the items they have encountered. Players can create their own world by using predefined Lego structures or using the "brick-by-brick editor tool". Players' appearances and outfits are customizable in the game. Terrain and environment can be modified via landscaping tools. A variety of vehicles, such as helicopters, and creatures are featured in the game. A multiplayer option and features for world-sharing have been added to the game through later updates.
Small Digger

Much like Cole's Earth Driller, this machine can flatten out terrain in a more gentle way than the terrain editor. It will make small square tunnels when dug below it's roof. *Unlike* the Steamroller, it's orange beacon does not get stuck on terrain. In the release version of the game, sometimes while digging a tunnel the digger would glitch and make really steep declines into the earth. Overall, it make very neat tunnels.
Cupcake 05

**Cupcake 05** is one of the Brick Builds in the game LEGO Worlds. You can find it anywhere in chests, but most commonly in Sphinxes, Pyramids, and Cave Systems in Dusty Dunes. It is needed for the second Dragon Wizard quest where you visit the Dragon Wizard at the altar in Wicked Wasteland. Ooga booga
Explorer

Special Ability | N/A

Health: 6

Damage: 2

Heart: Red

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**Explorer** is one of the Characters available in LEGO Worlds.

## History

The Explorer character was introduced into the game during the initial Early Access release on June 1, 2015.
The Explorer character was a default discovery until Full Release, in which he was replaced by the Astronaut.

## Location

* Playful Prairie
* Dusty Dunes

## Unlocking

To unlock the Explorer character, the player must complete a quest for them. Quests given by Explorer characters include taking photographs and defender quests. Once the Explorer character has been discovered, they can be purchased from the Discovery Tool menu for 2500 studs.

## Trivia

* The Explorer character was inspired by the real-life Explorer minifigure which appeared in Lego Minifigures Series 2
* The Explorer character bears many similarities to the Major Quinton Steele character and the minifigure of the same name.
Godhood

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 Mode(s) | Singleplayer

**Godhood** is a god/religion creation game developed by Abbey Games. Players can create "their" god and start their own religion.

* Early Access 10th July, 2019 on PC (Windows / Mac / Linux). Priced at €25.
* Full release later in 2019 with post-release content and DLC support planned for years. Priced at €30

## Features

* Create your own religion
* Nurture and guide your followers
* Ritual combat - also known as Sacraments
* Colourful, hand-drawn art style
* Replayability

## Supported languages

Godhood supports 7 languages (interface only):

* English
* French
* German
* Spanish
* Portuguese
* Russian
* Simplified Chinese

## Official Sites

* Godhood official game site
* Godhood on Kickstarter
* Godhood on Steam
Intergalactic Girl

Special Ability | N/A

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The **Intergalactic Girl** is one of the default playable Characters in Lego Worlds. Once the player has landed on the Pirate Playground tutorial [[Worlds|world], the player can switch characters and play as the Intergalactic Girl.

## History

The Intergalactic Girl character was introduced into the game during the initial Early Access release on June 1, 2015.

## Unlocking

The Intergalactic Girl is automatically unlocked when beginning a new game.

## Trivia

* The Intergalactic Girl character was inspired by the real-life Intergalactic Girl minifigure which appeared in Lego Minifigures Series 6
Content collect

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## Miracle Building

* Herder's Hut
* Storytelling Circle
* Market
* [Hunter's Lodge]]
* Prayer Site
* Meditation Site
* Tavern
* Farmlands

* Wonderous Herding Miracle
Fisherman

Special Ability | None

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**Fisherman** is one of the Characters available in LEGO Worlds. The Fisherman appears with a short white beard, overalls, and a blue hat.

## History

The Fisherman was first introduced into the game in content update #???.

## Location

* Curious Canyon
* Fungus Forest

## Unlocking

To unlock the Fisherman character, the player must complete a quest for them. Quests given by Fisherman characters can include defender quests. Once the Fisherman has been discovered, they can be purchased from the Discovery Tool menu for 1250 studs.

## Trivia

* The Fisherman character was inspired by the real-life Fisherman minifigure which appeared in Lego Minifigures Series 3
Resources

**Resources** are necessary for the disciples to construct temples and other buildings, to unlock new features and to perform certain God actions.

## Materials and Offerings

Materials and Offerings are primary resources for growing your Holy City and improving your religion.

* Materials are used to create and upgrade buildings in your city and to unlock classes for your disciples.
* Offerings are used to activate God actions and for some building upgrades.

They are obtained in two ways.

* At the start of each mission, a number of materials and offerings are obtained passively.
* After winning the sacraments for a mission, a number of tribute chests are won; these contain both materials and offerings.

The Material Gatherer building controls how many materials are obtained passively and in each tribute chest, as does the Offerings Stockpile building for offerings. In addition, several God actions and various random events may affect the number and content of the tribute chests.

## Dream Points

Dreams are used to inspire your disciples before battle; dream points are a resource collected during a mission to fuel the dream effects. The primary source of dream points is the Night Shrine building, which will provide one to three points at the start of the mission. Blessings can be used to add additional points.

If there are any dream points remaining, a dream can be sent to a disciple. The points are spent to select combat bonuses for use during the current mission.

## Happiness

The followers in your city have a general level of happiness. Happiness is generally gained when your followers conquer an island and lost when they lose sacraments or take on repeatable missions.
In addition, adopting certain Traditions, performing some God actions, and various random events may cause changes in happiness.

Although there is no upper limit to happiness, the range from 0 to 10 is significant. The good or bad consequences of random events are determined (in part) by happiness.
In addition, if your followers lose all happiness, they will abandon you and you will fade into oblivion.

## Followers

The number of followers that you have can affect the development of your religion by unlocking buildings. The number of followers you have when you finally ascend to Godhood has long term effects on the ongoing evolution of the world.

## Ability Points

Disciples use ability points to assign additional abilities. They can be accumulated using the Ability Point and Ability Point + God actions. Increasing numbers of points are needed as more abilities are assigned.
System requirements

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The following are the minimum and recommended **system requirements** for *Godhood*. While these requirements do not represent a guaranteed working configuration, meeting the minimum requirements should ensure at least a launch-able environment.

## Recommended requirements

* Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

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## See also

* How to play guide for Godhood
* Release date
Tenets

**Tenets** are the building blocks of the religion.
Each tenet gives clues to the disciples and followers about how they should live and what activities they should do during the days of preparation;
for instance, a disciple might recite a poem in reaction to the Religious Poetry tenet and may gain power or bonuses if the poem is received well or the reverse if it flops.
Also, a tenet either unlocks two traditions or a new ritual dedication.

Tenets are grouped into three types: Adoration, Social, and Philosophy.
The commandment that forms the basis of the religion determines which tenets are available and you spend Development Sparks to adopt each tenet.
In addition, after defeating the city of an island, you may choose to adopt a tenet from the defeated religion.

## Adoration Tenets

Each Adoration tenet increases the faith of all disciples by 10.

You may choose one Adoration tenet to unlock a dedication type for enhancing rituals:

* Nature & Animal Dedication
* Symbolic Dedication
* Celestial Dedication
* Dark Dedication

This activates the Dedicate Statue God action, which lets the followers build a statue symbolize the Commandment of your religion.

The remaining tenets unlock various traditions.

## Social Tenets

Each Social tenet adds 4 happiness from pleasure for the city.
The tenets unlock various traditions.

## Philosophy Tenets

Each Philosophy tenet increases the passive amount of offerings and materials received by the city at the start of each mission.
The tenets unlock various traditions.

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Spaceman

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The **Spaceman** is a playable character in the Lego Worlds Classic Space DLC. The player will begin encountering Spaceman minifigures once they have traveled to the corresponding DLC world. The Spaceman minifigure can be found in 5 varieties: Black, Blue, Red, White, and Yellow.

## History

The 5 variants of the Spaceman were introduced into the game in the Classic Space Pack DLC on July 25, 2017.

## Unlocking

To unlock any of the Spaceman characters, the player must complete a quest for them. Quests given by Spaceman characters may include building structures, trading Items, and locating other Characters.

## Trivia

The Spaceman characters were inspired by the real-life Classic Space Astronauts that appeared in various space-themed sets during the 1980s.
Smitesword

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**Smitesword** is one of the Disciple Classes in Godhood.

## Description

The Smitesword is the champion of the player's religion. In sacrament, it excels against those who try to convince you with their vice. The Smitesword is a capable defender against moral damage.

## Skills

* Passive: Counter Heresy

Has a chance to counter a morale attack
* Support Challenge Heresy

Deals divine morale damage and improves moral armor and the chance to block morale attacks. Scales with devotion.
* Traditional: Smite

Deals divine physical damage. Extra strong versus sinful enemies.
* Special: Judgement

A mighty divine physical attack that scales on both, might and devotion.
Sacraments

**Sacraments** in Godhood are ritual battles between the deities. The gods must prepare their disciples with the right skills to win in turn-based combat.

## Sacrament Structure

A sacrament begins on a ritual field on battle surrounded by a crowd of villagers who may be influenced by the outcome of the combat.
You and your opponent are represented by three disciples who act independently based how you and your opponent have developed them; their faith and fervor have an effect on how they perform.

The sacrament is made up of four rounds with each disciple taking a turn; the turn order is based on the initiative stat of each combatant.
With each turn, the disciple acts to aid his fellows and either attack the opponents physically or through morale suasion; this action may induce some of the crowd to the disciple's cause.
The sacrament ends when more than half the crowd is convinced by one side or after all four rounds are completed.

If your disciples are significantly stronger than the opposition, you may inspire them to martyrdom. This lowers their health and grants the opposition a portion of the crowd at the start. If your martyrs still win, your resource and follower rewards are increased.

## Combat Mechanics

The goal of combat to win over converts to your religion. To achieve this you attack your opponents physically or through morale suasion. These attacks lower their HP and impress the crowd; breaking an opponent by lowering their HP to 0 removes them from combat and lowers their portion of the crowd.

Abilities are generally either physical or morale attacks. The attack success and effect are determined by the derived stats of the disciple.

* An attack has a base power determined by the disciple's Might (physical) or Charisma (morale) and bonus power as determined by the ability used.
* In addition, an attack has a chance to cause 50% more critical damage based on the disciple's critical hit or argument chance and the opponent's cunning or knowledge stat.
* This attack may either hit or miss based on the disciple's physical or morale accuracy and the opponents evasion or defy stat.
* The attack may also miss if an opponent's ally successfully intercepts the attack (based on that ally's health or devotion); this action is in addition to that ally's own turn.
* If the attack hits, the damage to the opponent's HP is lowered by the opponent's physical or morale armor.

Another aspect of combat is the effect of the disciple's class element. The element of an opponent can affect the power of an ability based on the ability's element; this is represented by a circle of elements with each element attack weak to the previous element and strong to the next:

* dark is stronger than nature
* nature is stronger than divine
* divine is stronger than ancestral
* ancestral is stronger than life
* life is stronger than dark
Executioner

**Executioner** is one of the classes for your disciples. It is unique to War based religions.

## Description

"An Executioner is a magnificent warrior that uses both Might and Health to take down foes at unimaginable speed. However, they are frail and run out of breath quickly."

## Abilities

The executioner disciple uses three abilities during sacraments:
Abbey Games

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**Abbey Games** is an indie games studio, which was founded in 2012 and has it's office in Utrecht, the Netherlands. Their debut game was "Reus", which was released in May 2013 and has sold over 1,000,000 copies.

## Official Sites

* Abbey Games
* Kickstarter page of "Godhood"

## Other games

* Renowned Explorers
* RE - More To Explore
* Reus
* RE - The Emperor's Challenge

## Awards

* "Best Indie Game 2014, European Game Awards" - Reus, 2014
* " Indie Prize for Best Desktop Game, Casual Connect Europe " - Reus, 2014
* " Control Industry Award 2013 (best overall), Dutch Game Awards " - Reus, 2013
* "Best Entertainment Game Design, Dutch Game Awards" - Reus, 2013
* "Best PC/Console game, Dutch Game Awards" - Reus, 2013
* "Nominee for Best New Media Award, Cinekid festival" - Reus, 2013
* " Nominee for Best Digital Communication, Dutch Design Awards " - Reus, 2013
* "Jury Nomination, IndieCade" - Reus, 2013
* "Golden Sushi Award, PAX Prime" - Reus, 2013
* " Nominee for Most Amazing Indie Game , A MAZE festival " - Reus, 2013
* "13th at Ludum Dare 23, silver medal in humor" - Tinytanic, 2012
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 About Godhood

**Godhood** is a god/religion creation game developed by Abbey Games. Players can create "their" god and start their own religion. It was released on 10th July, 2019

## Features

* Create your own religion
* Nurture and guide your followers
* Ritual combat - also known as Sacraments
* Colourful, hand-drawn art style
* Replayability

* Create your own religion
* Nurture and guide your followers
* Ritual combat - also known as Sacraments
* Colourful, hand-drawn art style
* Replayability

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Graugs

**Graugs** are one of the aggressive Beasts in *Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor and* *Middle-earth: Shadow of War*.

In Shadow of War, Graugs now come in several elemental varieties depending on the Regions you are exploring. Flame Graugs can be found in Gorgoroth, Frost Graugs wander the wastes of Seregost, and Poison Graugs can be found in the jungles of Nurnen.

They are used as siege beasts, with large ballista-like mechanism attached to their back. The projectiles can also have different explosive effects including Fire Damage, and Poison Damage.
War

War is one of the Commandments you can choose while creating your Religion.
It emphasizes physical attacks and is considered one of the easier types of religions.

## Rituals

War religions begin with the following rituals:

* Fight improves Might
* Bulk improves Health
* Hunt improves Cunning
* Pray..? improves Devotion

## Classes

The following classes make a good fit for War:

* Executioner (unique to War)
* Beast Walker
* Guardian
* Harbinger
* Rage Prophet
* Smite Sword

## Tenets

The following tenets are available:

* Holy Training
* Study Scriptures
* Celestial, Dark, Nature & Animal, or Symbolic Dedication
* Official Greeting
* Order of Paladins
* Promote Virginity
* Sun Goddess
Commandments

When you first establish your religion, you choose one of the **Commandments** to form its basic foundations. The commandment tells your disciples what is right or what is wrong and determines:

* Which classes fit best with the religion and
* Which disciple stats are most acceptable and, thus, which rituals are available to develop those stats.
* At the start of each playthrough, Each commandment will grant 1 of 2 Relics chosen by the player. These relics open free classes and provide a global effect to the religion.

## War

"Might makes right! Your followers will prove their faith in you through blood and victory!"

War emphasizes physical attacks and is considered one of the easier types of religions.

* Bulk improves Health
* Hunt improves Cunning
* Pray..? improves Devotion
* Beast Walker
* Guardian
* Harbinger
* Rage Prophet
* Smitesword

 Voice Tresher

## Peace

"We must strive for mutual understanding. Your holy site becomes a beacon of reason and debate."

Peace emphasizes morale persuasion and is considered one of the easier types of religions.

* Pray improves Devotion
* Care improves Knowledge
* Work Loads improves Health
* Druid
* Harbinger
* Songsmith
* Weaver
* Zealot

 The First Word

## Pleasure

"Indulge in worldly pleasures! Cries of passion, love and gratification will fill your temple site."

Pleasure emphasizes morale based, risky combat and is considered hard.

* Work Out improves Might
* Kiss improves Charisma
* Court improves Health
* Beast Walker
* Chieftain
* Rage Prophet
* Songsmith
* Weaver

 Holy Rose

## Purity

"Purity starts with a clean body and mind. Your worshipers purge their sins through cleansing and abstinence."

Purity emphasizes both physical and morale based, very defensive combat.

* Eat Well improves Might
* Focus improves Devotion
* Chastise improves Knowledge
* Druid
* Guardian
* Harbinger
* Rage Prophet
* Smitesword

 Cleansing Apple

## Greed

"Materials make the world go round! Your disciples are profit-driven and results-oriented."

Greed emphasizes physical combat with an eye to critical hits and is considered hard.

* Hide Loot improves Knowledge
* Mug improves Might
* Gamble improves Devotion
* Beast Walker
* Druid
* Smitesword
* Weaver
* Zealot

 Idol of Greed

## Generosity

"Love your neighbor as yourself, and help them in times of hardship."

Generosity emphasizes morale, well-rounded combat.

* Count Crops improves Knowledge
* Suffer improves Devotion
* Organize Meals improves Health
* Druid
* Chieftain
* Guardian
* Weaver
* Zealot

Harbinger, although not listed as a good fit, is unlocked when you choose generosity.

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## Madness

"The maddening insights provided by You are the only truth."

Madness emphasizes both physical and morale, very offensive combat and is considered hard.

* Scream improves Charisma
* Punish improves Might
* Stalk improves Cunning
* Beast Walker
* Chieftain
* Harbinger
* Songsmith
* Weaver

 Secret Pyramid
Add Tool

**Add Tool** is one of the Menus available in LEGO Worlds.

## Controls

* Cancel - C
* Pan Camera - Middle Click
* Draw Line - L Shift (hold)
* Redo - X
* Undo - Z
* Toggle Axis Locks - L Shift (tap)
* Change Tool Shape (2)
* Place Bricks - Left Click
* Lower/Raise Camera - LCTRL/Space
* Lower/Raise Cursor - RCTRL/RShift
* Change Cursor Size - Q/E
Ratbag

**Ratbag** is one of the main characters in *Middle-earth: Shadow of War*.

He becomes a willing ally of Talion during the events of the Shadow of Mordor game. He appears again in Shadow of War

## Appendix entry

Survivor, Coward, Both?

"Don't get me wrong. I almost respect Ratbag. Who else has gone so far with so little? --Brûz

Ratbag is either Mordor's greatest survivor or merely its luckiest Orc. Scrawny by Uruk standards, Ratbag has managed to survive -- and indeed thrive -- despite mediocre combat skills, his startling stupidity, a tendency toward self-delusion, grandiosity, and a general demeanor that makes most Orcs want to kill him.

Bound and left for dead by other Uruks, Ratbag convinced Talion to free him in exchange for information on how to lure high-ranking Warchiefs into the open. Over time, they developed an uneasy partnership, with Ratbag ascending the Orcs' ranks as Talion's catspaw.

Ratbag eventually became a Warchief with Talion's help, but his rulership was cut short when the Hammer, a servant of Sauron, apparently killed him with a single blow. Ratbag survived but was later captured by a gang of Orcss along with an Olog. True to form, he managed to escape, rescuing the Olog, whom he named "Ranger" in honor of Talion. Since the events of *Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor*, Ratbag and "Ranger" climbed the ranks of the Orc army, eventually rising to rule a fortress as a mythic two-headed Overlord known as The Etten.
Shelob

**Shelob** is a giant spider and the daughter of Ungoliant. Mordor was once her homeland, and she was an ally of Sauron but Sauron forced her into the mountains. Her brood still infest portions of Mordor. She still wishes to invade and take back Mordor, and take revenge on Sauron.

**Shelob** appears as a main character in *Middle-earth: Shadow of War*, and unlike any other incarnation of the character, has the ability to transform into a human woman with black hair and clad in ink-black robes. She also has the ability to fight the Nazgûl physically and can grant visions.
Studs

In **LEGO Worlds**, similarly to previous LEGO games made by TT Games, LEGO studs ('studs') are currency used for in-game purchases. Players can get studs by interacting with various objects and entities in the game (mainly props and NPC characters and small chests), and use the money to buy previously unlocked characters, creatures and vehicles.

There are three different colors of studs, each with a different value:

* Silver studs, worth 10 units, common
* Golden studs, worth 100 units, uncommon but usually comes in money chests
* Blue studs, worth 1,000 units, rare
* Purple studs, worth 10,000 units, extremely rare and once found, it is no longer in-game
Climber (male)

The Climber (Male) is an unlock-able character in Lego Worlds. He is found most commonly in very high mountainous region of the world. Buying the character unlocks the red helmet, red pants with harness, red torso with rope and alpine symbol, black arms, yellow hands, and glasses face that make up the Climber.
Elven Precision

**Elven Precision** is one of Critical Strike Upgrades. It is available at Talion Level 19.

## Description

Press the strike button as your strike lands to greatly increase your chances of a Critical Strike

(Basic description in game is incorrect: There is no timing - you need to push button ONLY ONCE per attack to make Elven Precision work, not twice)
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Rain of Arrows (Quest)

**Rain of Arrows** is one of the quests in Shadow of War.

## Description

Return to Shelob to learn more about the threats to Minas Ithil.

## Objectives

* Reach Baranor
* Defeat (10) Archers without Raising the Alarm

* Bonus Objective: Stealth Kill (4) Archers

* Reach the Vantage Point without Raising the Alarm
* Summon the Gondorians

## Rewards

* +380 Mirian
* +3300 XP
Gollum

**Gollum** is one of the main characters in Shadow of War. Gollum first appears in the quest Knife in the Dark.

## Appendix entry

Seeker of the One Ring.

"My heart tells m that Gollum has some part to ply yet, for good or ill before this is over." -- Gandalf.

The One Ring dominates Gollum's every thought -- even though that ring is resting in Bilbo's pocket in the Shire, leagues away from Mordor. He wanders Mordor in pursuit of "Baggins" and the One Ring, staying one step ahead of the Orcs who dismiss him as a thriving pest.

Gollum's lust for the One ring draws him to the "Bright Master" Celembrimbor -- and by extension, Talion. Exploring Gollum's worshipful reverence for her. Shelbo uses Gollum as a spy and a lure for the nearby Orcs she feeds on. When she needs to draw Talion to her, Gollum makes an effective guide.

Gollum isn't strong, wise, or brave in the conventional sense, but he posses quick reflexes and a superior instinct for survival. He's survived thus far through preternatural trickery and a self-serving cowardice. And fate has a part left for him to play...