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* ArcherArchetype: Quiet, solitary men who prefer nature to other people and usually explore without companionship.
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* DropTheHammer: They wield huge hammers as weapons and use them as tools for repair.
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* HumongousHeadedHammer: They wield huge hammers as weapons and use them as tools for repair.
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* DeathSeeker: They won't go out of their way to die, but when they do they say "At last!" They also complain if you resurrect them.
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* DeathSeeker: They won't go out of their way to die, but when they do do, they say "At last!" They also complain if you resurrect them.
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* GodOfKnowledge: He is also associated with knowledge. His priests view knowledge as power, especially when it is kept concealed; his high priest, one of the playable Great Mages in ''Warlock'', is consequently known as the Grand Librarian.
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* GodOfLight: Helia is the goddess of the sun, and is opposed to the moon god Lunord -- you cannot build a temple to Helia if one already exists for Lunord, and vice versa.
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* GodOfLight: Helia is the goddess of the sun, and is opposed to the moon god Lunord -- you cannot build a temple to Helia if one already exists for Lunord, and vice versa. Unusually, in ''Warlock'', she is the primary deity of the werewolves -- the werewolf Great Mage is her high priest, and the beast faction's temple unit for her are werewolf priests of the sun -- due to the wolves having been cast out of Lunord's sight when their old king tried and failed to usurp his power, forcing them to go to her for protection.
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* GodOfTheDead: She's the overseer of the afterlife and charged with watching over the souls of the deceased, which she does with absolute impartiality and fairness.
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* GodOfTheDead: She's the overseer of the afterlife and charged with watching over the souls of the deceased, which she does with absolute impartiality and fairness. She does not seem to have any particular issue with the undead, however -- in ''Warlock'', she grants spells specifically designed to have favorable effects for undead troops, and her high priestess, the Empress, is one of the playable undead Great Mages.
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* GodOfOrder: He's the god of order, and his followers are monks and paladins who act in rigidly self-controlled and righteous manners.
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* GodOfOrder: He's the god of order, and his followers are monks and paladins who act in rigidly self-controlled and righteous manners.manners and scholars who seek to gather, order and expand knowledge.
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* GodOfOrder: He's the god of order, and his followers are monks and paladins who act in ridigly self-controlled and righteous manners.
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* GodOfOrder: He's the god of order, and his followers are monks and paladins who act in ridigly rigidly self-controlled and righteous manners.
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* AbusiveParents: Towards Rrongol, a special-needs thing. Lunord got sick of babysitting him.
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* AbusiveParents: Towards Rrongol, a special-needs thing. Lunord got sick of babysitting him.him, and cast him into the mortal world.
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* BrotherSisterIncest: He fathered seven kids with his sister. Gods.
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* BrotherSisterIncest: DivineIncest: He fathered seven kids with his sister. Gods.sister, thereby producing the majority of the other gods.
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The daughter of Krolm, and the goddess of the sun. The Solarii follow and worship her, and she has potent fire magics that can devastate her followers foes. The mainstay of her militant followers are female. Her official color is dark yellow.
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The daughter of Krolm, and the goddess of the sun. The Solarii follow and worship her, and she has potent fire magics that can devastate her followers followers' foes. The mainstay of her militant followers are female. Her official color is dark yellow.
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* AbusiveParents: Towards Url-Shekk, who offended her by hating light.
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* AbusiveParents: Towards Url-Shekk, who offended her by hating light.
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* GodOfTheMoon: She's the overseer of the afterlife and charged with watching over the souls of the deceased, which she does with absolute impartiality and fairness.
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The god of chaos, whose followers are nature based, and chaotic. He wields significant influence over the creatures of the wilderness, and his official color is green.
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* GodOfChaos: He is the god of chaos, and opposed to his brother, Dauros, who oversees order. He is mainly associated with the wilderness and the creatures that dwell within it.
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* TheEngineer: Dwarves only come to a kingdom with a level three blacksmith and allow for the construction of very complicated-looking defense structures. When the dwarves are at home in their settlement, all the gears and windmills clank and ring.
* ThePerfectionist: The Dwarf's Tale, on the Majesty website, is an instruction manual for building a "Single-Wheeled, Hand-Driven, All-Purpose Utility Cart" - that is, [[ExpospeakGag a wheelbarrow]]. Among other things, it requires that the wood be taken from a specific part of the trunk of a specific species of tree, at a specific age, at a specific height above sea level.
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* TheEngineer: Dwarves only come to a kingdom with a level three blacksmith and allow for the construction of very complicated-looking defense structures. When the dwarves are at home in their settlement, all the gears and windmills clank and ring.
* ThePerfectionist: The Dwarf's Tale, on the Majesty website, is an instruction manual for building a "Single-Wheeled, Hand-Driven, All-Purpose Utility Cart" - that is, [[ExpospeakGag a wheelbarrow]]. Among other things, it requires that the wood be taken from a specific part of the trunk of a specific species of tree, at a specific age, at a specific height above sea level.
* ThePerfectionist: The Dwarf's Tale, on the Majesty website, is an instruction manual for building a "Single-Wheeled, Hand-Driven, All-Purpose Utility Cart" - that is, [[ExpospeakGag a wheelbarrow]]. Among other things, it requires that the wood be taken from a specific part of the trunk of a specific species of tree, at a specific age, at a specific height above sea level.
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* OurElvesAreDifferent: Were you expecting wise, immortal beings of surpassing grace and beauty? Congratulations, you got a bunch of pleasure-seeking fey who are one step up from criminals.
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* OurElvesAreDifferent: Were you expecting wise, immortal beings of surpassing grace and beauty? Congratulations, you got a bunch of pleasure-seeking fey who are one step up from criminals.
* MagikarpPower: If you manage to (somehow) get them up to level 8, they will transform into gnome champions, who have stats on par with ''[[GameBreaker paladins]]''.
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* MagikarpPower: If you manage to (somehow) get them up to level 8, they will transform into gnome champions, who have stats on par with ''[[GameBreaker paladins]]''.
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* CombatMedic: Downplayed, but they do wield daggers. Generally you only see them if their temple or the palace is under attack.
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* CombatMedic: Downplayed, but they do wield daggers. Generally Generally, you only see them if their temple or the palace is under attack.
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* TechnicalPacifist: They will rarely ever fight and will even heal enemy heroes, but they do carry knives if things get too rough.
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* NighInvulnerable: While they keel over if poked, they can keep a safe distance from fights and rack up experience points by healing others. Combine this with BackFromTheDead, above, and any healer above level ten or so (and they'll get there pretty quickly) will likely not be able to actually die unless their temple is destroyed.
* TechnicalPacifist: They will rarely ever fight and will even heal enemy heroes, but they do carry knives if things get too rough.
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* BoringButPractical: They are among the weakest and most inglorious hero classes, but their [[OnlyInItForTheMoney greed]] means they are easily and promptly tempted by modest bounties. Since bounties are pretty much your only way to control heroes, rogues can paradoxically become your most loyal agents. They're also surprisingly reliable base defenders, as they often spend time around the town [[note]]you know, robbing the townspeople[[/note]], and rapidly respond to attacks by ratmen [[note]]who they consider competition in robbery[[/note]], who are common {{Mook}}s that often spawn inside the town from sewer grates, and like to target your tax collectors, so fending them off swiftly is important for the economy.
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* ThePerfectionist: The Dwarf's Tale, on the Majesty website, is an instruction manual for building a "Single-Wheeled, Hand-Driven, All-Purpose Utility Cart" - that is, [[ExpospeakGag a wheelbarrow]]. Among other things, it requires that the wood be taken from a specific specific part of the trunk of a specific species of tree, at a specific age, at a specific height above sea level.
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* SinisterScythe: Their "[[BladeOnAStick blade-sticks]]" are very brutal-looking weapons.
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* SinisterScythe: Their "[[BladeOnAStick blade-sticks]]" "blade-sticks" are very brutal-looking weapons.
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Moved the stern sun worshipper to the Solari folder. Who put it there?
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* SternSunWorshippers: The Solarii are not evil, but they can be stern and arrogant. They also have an intense rivalry with the adepts who worship Helia's rival, Lunard, the moon god.
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* SternSunWorshippers: The Solarii are not evil, but they can be stern and arrogant. They also have an intense rivalry with the adepts who worship Helia's rival, Lunard, the moon god.
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* BadassBaritone: They have very deep voices.
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