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| − | Despite their small stature, their playful appearance and their human like appearance you should never underestimate the Children of Might. Born with strong magical powers they do not hesitate to use them against their enemies when angered. | + | Despite their small stature, their playful appearance and their human like appearance you should never underestimate the '''Children of Might'''. Born with strong magical powers they do not hesitate to use them against their enemies when angered. |
Certain points mark their difference to normal children. They have snow white skin and wear a kind of partial harness which never seems to rust. Also their eyes glow red which shows a certain bloodthirstiness. When threatened or fighting with the horde a Child of Might is surrounded by a flame which can glow in the colours of the four elements – red, blue, yellow or green. Under such circumstances they should be avoided as they become unpredictable. | Certain points mark their difference to normal children. They have snow white skin and wear a kind of partial harness which never seems to rust. Also their eyes glow red which shows a certain bloodthirstiness. When threatened or fighting with the horde a Child of Might is surrounded by a flame which can glow in the colours of the four elements – red, blue, yellow or green. Under such circumstances they should be avoided as they become unpredictable. | ||
Revision as of 09:43, 2 May 2009
- Breeding Pit
- Dragon Eggs
- Unicorn Carts
- Hysterical Centaurides
- Wild Centaurs
- Singing Half Giants
- Stone Throwing Trolls
- Fire Fairies
- Storm Fairies
- Xhodotorian Cocoon
- Breeding Pit
- Dragon Eggs
- Unicorn Carts
- Hysterical Centaurides
- Wild Centaurs
- Singing Half Giants
- Stone Throwing Trolls
- Fire Fairies
- Storm Fairies
- Xhodotorian Cocoon
- Goblins
- Ice Warriors
- Children of Power
- Warrior Priests
- Axe Swinging Dwarves
- Elf Rangers
- Doubleedged Axe Dwarves
- Tree Giants
- Elf Mages
- Breeding Pit
- Dragon Eggs
- Unicorn Carts
- Hysterical Centaurides
- Wild Centaurs
- Singing Half Giants
- Stone Throwing Trolls
- Fire Fairies
- Storm Fairies
- Xhodotorian Cocoon
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Children of Might
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| Values | |
| Attack: | 3 |
| Defense: | {{{Defense}}} |
| Life Force: | 15 |
| Speed: | 5 tpa |
| Points: | 6 |
| Strengths | |
| 4fold: | Stone Throwing Mountain Trolls |
| 2fold: | Fire Fairies |
| Weaknesses | |
| 4fold: | Warrior Priests |
| 2fold: | Hysterical Centauride |
| Summoning Costs | |
 Herb Essences |
300 |
 Crystal Splinters |
400 |
 Power Stones |
110 |
 Gold Resin |
25 |
 Mana |
3 |
| Summoned: | Xhodotorian Cocoon |
| Room: | 12 |
| Prerequisites | |
| Palace Courtyard: | Level 5 |
| Xhodotorian Cocoon: | Level 1 |
Despite their small stature, their playful appearance and their human like appearance you should never underestimate the Children of Might. Born with strong magical powers they do not hesitate to use them against their enemies when angered.
Certain points mark their difference to normal children. They have snow white skin and wear a kind of partial harness which never seems to rust. Also their eyes glow red which shows a certain bloodthirstiness. When threatened or fighting with the horde a Child of Might is surrounded by a flame which can glow in the colours of the four elements – red, blue, yellow or green. Under such circumstances they should be avoided as they become unpredictable.
Old stories of human kind claim that the Children of Might come to the villages at night to steal human children who are then turned into one of them to become playmates.
