Posté le: Dim Oct 08, 2006 4:31 pm
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bon j'ai un peu planché sur ce persos et voilà à quoi j'en suis arrivé :
Suleiman I the Magnificent (Wood)
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Turkish ● Warrior ● Male
Life: 10
Speed: 3
Experience: 10
Damage: 1
????: Each time you are hit, reduce the damage to 0. Deal 2 damage to your warrior that can not be modified.
Illustration: Drew Baker Set: 6 Card: 96/100
(3)Stone of Destiny
Briton • Special • Item
This card is also considered a Scottish card.
Coronacioun: Before you make a roll, if you do not have a Fire card, pick a number no greater than your experience. You permanently lose that much experience and add that amount to this roll.
According to legend, the Stone of Destiny came from the Holy Land, where Jacob supposedly used it as a pillow in Biblical times. After traveling through Egypt, Sicily, Spain, and Ireland, it found its home in Scone and with the Dalriadic monarchs.
Illustration: Jeremy Jarvis Set: 3 Card: P18/100
(5) Ocelocolohtic
Aztec * Armor * Torso * Head * Mystic
Tlamatiliztili - Reveal: You gain +2 experience.
Oceloaacqui: After your are dealt damage, if you have been dealt more than 3 damage from any one opponent in that round, your next succesful attack is a critical hit.
Worn by the Ocelomeh, or Jaguar Warriors, this armor marked its bearer out as one of the most fearsome of Aztec combatants.
Illustration: Michael Komarck Set: 5 Card: 9/100
(6) Muramasa (3)
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Japanese * Weapon * Sword (2 Hands)
Densetsuteki: This weapon's damage cannot be increased or reduced by card abilities.
Tradition holds that this katana was cursed. Certainly, it brought nothing but woe to the Tokugawa family.
Illustration: Matthew Armstrong Set: 5 Card: 38/100
(8) DAMHAN-ALLAIDH LEANTALACH (Wood)
Scottish * Inspiration * Item
Meanbh-Charaid: If you are a Metal, Wind, or Wood warrior, your first attack roll of each round gains +2.
After suffering defeat in battle, Robert the Bruce was forced to take refuge in a cave. While hiding there, he watched a spider building a web in the cave's entrance. The threads were ripped asunder time after time by the wind, but the spider never gave up and finally succeeded in completing the web. Inspired, Robert again sought battle, this time at Bannockburn.
Illustration: James Ryman Set: 3 87/100
bon ... contre un guerrier avec tout plein de vitesse c'est foutu ...
sinon ... ya ptet moyen de faire qqchose ...
j'ai jamais testé Suleiman donc j'ai du mal à me faire une idée de ce que peut valoir le deck ... mais bon ...
j'attends vos avis !
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