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	* '''Zocthanol''' (utbs) — Зоктанол, остров, место последней битвы эльфов Квенота с Йечнагот		* '''Zocthanol''' (utbs) — Зоктанол, остров, место последней битвы эльфов Квенота с Йечнагот

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DelfadorsMemoirs

2012-05-16T07:29:30Z

Terror at the Ford of Parthyn:

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	Basically what happens is the orcs from the west and undead from the east will meet at the north castle and have a massive battle, which you cannot see because of the fog of war. The undead will win this battle and send the surviving remnants of their army straggling across the ford, 2 or 3 per turn, where they will be decimated by your mages on the walls. The draugs look dangerous but are no match for an arch mage. Patience is the key: just sit tight and kill what comes across.		Basically what happens is the orcs from the west and undead from the east will meet at the north castle and have a massive battle, which you cannot see because of the fog of war. The undead will win this battle and send the surviving remnants of their army straggling across the ford, 2 or 3 per turn, where they will be decimated by your mages on the walls. The draugs look dangerous but are no match for an arch mage. Patience is the key: just sit tight and kill what comes across.

-	By dawn on turn 16 the undead stragglers will be done for. Send your army back across the ford and split it into two groups, one northwest to kill the orcish warlord (who might be beset by a spectre) and one east to kill the Death Knight. You will pick up the village defenders when you re-take the north castle. Make sure you put at least one red mage and one white mage with each group, and you're ~~done~~.	+	By dawn on turn 16 the undead stragglers will be done for. Send your army back across the ford and split it into two groups, one northwest to kill the orcish warlord (who might be beset by a spectre) and one east to kill the Death Knight. You will pick up the village defenders when you re-take the north castle. Make sure you put at least one red mage and one white mage with each group, and you're home free. I played this strategy and didn't lose a single unit.

	'''Aggressive strategy:'''		'''Aggressive strategy:'''

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2012-05-16T02:06:36Z

Terror at the Ford of Parthyn:

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	Abandon the northern shore; run to the south castle (without recruiting at all) and play defensive through the first wave of enemies. The orcs and undead are hostile to each other, so this gives them ample opportunity to fight amongst themselves. ''Needs investigation and comments.''		Abandon the northern shore; run to the south castle (without recruiting at all) and play defensive through the first wave of enemies. The orcs and undead are hostile to each other, so this gives them ample opportunity to fight amongst themselves. ''Needs investigation and comments.''

-	[Hipparchos] This is definitely the easiest way to play it. Run Delfador and Chantal straight south and pick up the north castle defenders as a bodyguard as you head for the south castle. You'll get a few hits as you retreat but nothing serious, as long as you keep Chantal well guarded. Use Niktor to wake the mages and put the White Mages initially in the center of the castle to heal the wall defenders. When Delfador gets to the south castle, have him recall any L2 and L3 elves to fill any remaining wall spots. Don't over-recruit because you won't have anywhere to put them. I also put a few strong units and a mage in the villages just southeast of the castle to deal with the ambushers who will pop up there.	+	[Hipparchos] This is definitely the easiest way to play it. Run Delfador and Chantal straight south and pick up the north castle defenders as a bodyguard as you head for the south castle. You'll get a few hits as you retreat but nothing serious, as long as you keep Chantal well guarded. Use Niktor to wake the mages and put the White Mages initially in the center of the castle to heal the wall defenders (but be prepared to move them to the walls). When Delfador gets to the south castle, have him recall any L2 and L3 elves to fill any remaining wall spots. Don't over-recruit because you won't have anywhere to put them. I also put a few strong units and a mage in the villages just southeast of the castle to deal with the ambushers who will pop up there.

	Basically what happens is the orcs from the west and undead from the east will meet at the north castle and have a massive battle, which you cannot see because of the fog of war. The undead will win this battle and send the surviving remnants of their army straggling across the ford, 2 or 3 per turn, where they will be decimated by your mages on the walls. The draugs look dangerous but are no match for an arch mage. Patience is the key: just sit tight and kill what comes across.		Basically what happens is the orcs from the west and undead from the east will meet at the north castle and have a massive battle, which you cannot see because of the fog of war. The undead will win this battle and send the surviving remnants of their army straggling across the ford, 2 or 3 per turn, where they will be decimated by your mages on the walls. The draugs look dangerous but are no match for an arch mage. Patience is the key: just sit tight and kill what comes across.

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2012-05-15T23:03:29Z

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	'''Play-it-safe strategy:'''		'''Play-it-safe strategy:'''
	Abandon the northern shore; run to the south castle (without recruiting at all) and play defensive through the first wave of enemies. The orcs and undead are hostile to each other, so this gives them ample opportunity to fight amongst themselves. ''Needs investigation and comments.''		Abandon the northern shore; run to the south castle (without recruiting at all) and play defensive through the first wave of enemies. The orcs and undead are hostile to each other, so this gives them ample opportunity to fight amongst themselves. ''Needs investigation and comments.''
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		+	[Hipparchos] This is definitely the easiest way to play it. Run Delfador and Chantal straight south and pick up the north castle defenders as a bodyguard as you head for the south castle. You'll get a few hits as you retreat but nothing serious, as long as you keep Chantal well guarded. Use Niktor to wake the mages and put the White Mages initially in the center of the castle to heal the wall defenders. When Delfador gets to the south castle, have him recall any L2 and L3 elves to fill any remaining wall spots. Don't over-recruit because you won't have anywhere to put them. I also put a few strong units and a mage in the villages just southeast of the castle to deal with the ambushers who will pop up there.
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		+	Basically what happens is the orcs from the west and undead from the east will meet at the north castle and have a massive battle, which you cannot see because of the fog of war. The undead will win this battle and send the surviving remnants of their army straggling across the ford, 2 or 3 per turn, where they will be decimated by your mages on the walls. The draugs look dangerous but are no match for an arch mage. Patience is the key: just sit tight and kill what comes across.
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		+	By dawn on turn 16 the undead stragglers will be done for. Send your army back across the ford and split it into two groups, one northwest to kill the orcish warlord (who might be beset by a spectre) and one east to kill the Death Knight. You will pick up the village defenders when you re-take the north castle. Make sure you put at least one red mage and one white mage with each group, and you're done.

	'''Aggressive strategy:'''		'''Aggressive strategy:'''

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2012-05-15T15:43:21Z

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	*nightstalk - nihtstealcung (f)		*nightstalk - nihtstealcung (f)
		+	*petrify - forstānian (w2)

	===Misc - Missenlic===		===Misc - Missenlic===

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-	\| wesnoth-utbs \|\| Pod žeravými slnkami \|\| Martin Dzbor	+	\| wesnoth-utbs \|\| Pod žeravými slnkami \|\| Pavol Pidanič (Martin Dzbor)
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-	~~=Welcome to the world of Espreon!=~~	+	This page is to have stuff.
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-	~~Hello all, and welcome to the somewhat exciting world of my user~~ page~~. Here, you will learn about me, Espreon, and all of the exciting things that I do for Wesnoth, and all of the things I do that are Wesnoth-related.~~	+
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-	~~==What does Espreon do for Wesnoth?==~~	+
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-	Officially, I co-maintain ''Under the Burning Suns''. Also, I took the initiative of creating some cartography brushes for the GIMP; unfortunately, I am not finished with that (darn hills and mountains are hard to carve out of the map). Also, I tend to update the custom maps of the Great Continent belonging to the mainline campaigns. In addition, I like to skulk around Wesnoth's core and other things, searching for forgotten things, or things that are wrong (and sometimes fix them).	+
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-	~~==List of Espreon's accomplishments for mainline==~~	+
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-	~~Yeah, as you can see, some of these accomplishments are more impressive than others, so... yeah.~~	+
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-	*Brought the forgotten undead flag to the attention of the other devs.	+
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	Hint: If you have one or two silver mages available, they are quite useful in this scenario. The map is rather large so have some fast-moving units like horsemen run through enemy territory and capture individual villages. Then use the teleport ability of your silver mage to perform hit-and-run (or rather: hit-and-teleport) attacks. Make sure you do not get him killed, though, by holding out too long after attacking.		Hint: If you have one or two silver mages available, they are quite useful in this scenario. The map is rather large so have some fast-moving units like horsemen run through enemy territory and capture individual villages. Then use the teleport ability of your silver mage to perform hit-and-run (or rather: hit-and-teleport) attacks. Make sure you do not get him killed, though, by holding out too long after attacking.

-	At the end of the scenario, an enemy messenger appears telling you that you have only fought some delegates of the ancient lich Mal-~~Ravenal~~. It challenges you to ~~have~~ a duel with Mal-~~Ravenal~~ instead of letting the armies meet for a final battle. If you accept the challenge, you get to scenario ''The Duel''. Otherwise you go to ''Weldyn Besieged''. [Thrash: In my opinion Weldyn Besieged is much tougher and you probably only want to go that route if you have a decent carry-over.]	+	At the end of the scenario, an enemy messenger appears telling you that you have only fought some delegates of the ancient lich Mal-Ravanal. It challenges you to a duel with Mal-Ravanal instead of letting the armies meet for a final battle. If you accept the challenge, you get to scenario ''The Duel''. Otherwise you go to ''Weldyn Besieged''. [Thrash: In my opinion Weldyn Besieged is much tougher and you probably only want to go that route if you have a decent carry-over.]

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	** Starting gold is 200.		** Starting gold is 200.

-	This is a somewhat strange scenario: you and Mal-Ravanal get to recall/recruit exactly six units each and then have to fight each other. Mal-Ravanal will recruit mostly level 3 units so this looks difficult. However, it is, in fact, quite ~~managable~~.	+	This is a somewhat strange scenario: you and Mal-Ravanal get to recall/recruit exactly six units each and then have to fight each other. Mal-Ravanal will recruit mostly level 3 units so this looks difficult. However, it is, in fact, quite manageable. Your goal is to attack first and hit hard--you should be able to eliminate two or three enemy units before they even get the chance to attack.

-	Recall ~~mostly~~ mages of light and other high-level arcane troops. ~~Set them up in~~ a ~~line~~ of 4 units ~~backed up by 2 units at~~ the ~~edge of your starting stockade~~. "Cowardly" Gweddry should ~~stand in the back up line~~ so he does not ~~accidentaly~~ get killed.	+	Recall mages of light and other high-level arcane troops. Advance onto the battlefield, but stop just short of the enemies' range. After the enemies move closer, concentrate your attacks on a few of their units, particularly those with the strongest attacks. "Cowardly" Gweddry may be able to grant leadership bonuses to your troops, however he should probably refrain from actual fighting so he does not accidentally get killed.

-	~~Then wait for Mal-Ravanal's troops to reach you, but try to be the first to attack (which may require a step or two backwards and then advancing again.)~~ Try to finish ~~them off~~ quickly, as Mal-Ravanal plays unfair and every so often recruits another 3 units, albeit not so tough as the first batch of 6.	+	Try to finish the fight quickly, as Mal-Ravanal plays unfair and every so often recruits another 3 units, albeit not so tough as the first batch of 6. If you position a weak unit within Mal-Ravanal's movement range the arrogant lich will gleefully charge out onto the battlefield and leave himself wide open for your counterattack.
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-	Mal-Ravanal ~~stays holed up in a little tunnel until your forces come near, when he~~ will ~~pop~~ out and ~~attack one of~~ your ~~units.~~	+
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-	~~Spoiler: After killing Mal-Ravanal the campaign ends with a final scene of Gweddry and his companions being honoured by the king~~.	+

	==== Weldyn Besieged ====		==== Weldyn Besieged ====

-	~~On versions prior to 1~~.~~5.6~~ the ~~siege is laughably easy to break; just recall a keep full~~ of ~~your best troops~~ and ~~rush~~ Mal-Ravanal ~~in the south~~.	+	This battle is intended as a substantial challenge, and is inadvisable with low gold or an inadequate recall list. You face off against seven enemy leaders, with the goal of finding and eliminating Mal-Ravanal among them. The liches' names aren't revealed until they are attacked, and Mal-Ravanal is more likely to be revealed later in the scenario (the names are randomly assigned when you attack). Sending fast scouts to attack all the liches is not advisable since each lich receives a boost of gold for another round of recruitment after its name is revealed.
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-	~~As of 1.5.6 this battle should prove a more substantial challenge. Now the~~ liches' names aren't revealed until they are attacked, and Mal-Ravanal is more likely to be revealed later in the scenario. Sending fast scouts to attack all the liches is not advisable since each lich receives a boost of gold for another round of recruitment after its name is revealed.	+

-	~~A workable~~ strategy is to recall a group of cavalry with holy amulets and paladins to circle behind the undead horde and terminate the liches. You can draw the liches out of their keeps by positioning a sacrificial horseman within their attack radius. Once the lich is out in the open, your arcane damage cavalry should have no trouble finishing the lich off in a single turn.	+	One strategy is to recall a group of cavalry with holy amulets and paladins to circle behind the undead horde and terminate the liches. You can draw the liches out of their keeps by positioning a sacrificial horseman within their attack radius. Once the lich is out in the open, your arcane damage cavalry should have no trouble finishing the lich off in a single turn.

	Meanwhile you'll need the rest of your troops to hold the central keep against the undead onslaught. If you can spare the funds, a few sacrificial troops can delay the incoming enemies on one side, giving you the opportunity to focus your firepower on the undead approaching from the other side(s). If things turn grim, retreat to the castle and make your final stand.		Meanwhile you'll need the rest of your troops to hold the central keep against the undead onslaught. If you can spare the funds, a few sacrificial troops can delay the incoming enemies on one side, giving you the opportunity to focus your firepower on the undead approaching from the other side(s). If things turn grim, retreat to the castle and make your final stand.

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The Second Lich:

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	His forces are likely to be at a fair distance when you open the door, so, if you don't mind save-loading if it doesn't work, you could rush him - but there seems little point as you have to fight his army to progress anyway. So instead form up a solid formation just inside the door to his cavern - advance as far in as you can cover with dwarf lords, with plenty to spare - and then crush his forces when they come to attack you.		His forces are likely to be at a fair distance when you open the door, so, if you don't mind save-loading if it doesn't work, you could rush him - but there seems little point as you have to fight his army to progress anyway. So instead form up a solid formation just inside the door to his cavern - advance as far in as you can cover with dwarf lords, with plenty to spare - and then crush his forces when they come to attack you.
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		+	-- Or, just outside the door, where the passage narrows to one hex. Advance far enough into the cavern to provoke a response, then retreat to that point where you can play 2-on-1 for turn after turn until he's done for. Put your healer right behind your 2-unit front line and it's a snap.

	==== Karrag ====		==== Karrag ====

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	** {{DevFeature1.11}} if 'turn', effects only last until the start of the units next turn (when the unit refreshes movement and attacks).		** {{DevFeature1.11}} if 'turn', effects only last until the start of the units next turn (when the unit refreshes movement and attacks).
	* '''[filter]''' with a [[StandardUnitFilter]] as argument. The first unit found that matches the filter will be given the object. Only on-map units are considered. If no unit matches or no [filter] is supplied, it is tried to apply the object to the unit at the $x1,$y1 location of the event where this [object] is in. The case of no unit being at that spot is handled in the same way as no unit matching a given filter ([else] commands executed, cannot_use_message displayed)		* '''[filter]''' with a [[StandardUnitFilter]] as argument. The first unit found that matches the filter will be given the object. Only on-map units are considered. If no unit matches or no [filter] is supplied, it is tried to apply the object to the unit at the $x1,$y1 location of the event where this [object] is in. The case of no unit being at that spot is handled in the same way as no unit matching a given filter ([else] commands executed, cannot_use_message displayed)
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	* '''[else]''': a subtag that lets you execute actions if the filter conditions are not met.		* '''[else]''': a subtag that lets you execute actions if the filter conditions are not met.
	* '''silent''': whether or not messages should be suppressed. Default is "no".		* '''silent''': whether or not messages should be suppressed. Default is "no".

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	As of version 1.9.4+svn r48949, fonts.cfg has code that covers the runic plane. The font that the game attempts to use to cover the runic plane is [http://junicode.sourceforge.net/ Junicode]. Since the font is currently not shipped with the game, runic text will not render in all parts of the game. Since the game specifically requests members of the Junicode family, Junicode will receive priority when rendering runic text. To install Junicode in the game’s fonts directory, take “Junicode-Regular.ttf” (it must be named like that) and put it in “fonts”.		As of version 1.9.4+svn r48949, fonts.cfg has code that covers the runic plane. The font that the game attempts to use to cover the runic plane is [http://junicode.sourceforge.net/ Junicode]. Since the font is currently not shipped with the game, runic text will not render in all parts of the game. Since the game specifically requests members of the Junicode family, Junicode will receive priority when rendering runic text. To install Junicode in the game’s fonts directory, take “Junicode-Regular.ttf” (it must be named like that) and put it in “fonts”.

-	As of 1.9.7+svn r49932, you will have to uncomment the font loading code for Junicode in data/hardwired/fonts.cfg. To do so, just remove the pounds from ~~lines 24 to 27~~.	+	As of 1.9.7+svn r49932, you will have to uncomment the font loading code for Junicode in data/hardwired/fonts.cfg. To do so, just remove the pounds from Junicode’s [font] block.

	=== Common Runes ===		=== Common Runes ===

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	*Bat - Hrēaðemus (f)		*Bat - Hrēaðemus (f)
	*Dwarf - Dƿeorg (m)		*Dwarf - Dƿeorg (m)
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	*Elf - Ælf (m)		*Elf - Ælf (m)
		+	**Elvish - Ælfisc (adj)
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	*Elemental - Gesceaftƿiht (f)		*Elemental - Gesceaftƿiht (f)
-	*~~Elvish~~ - ~~Ælfisc~~ (adj)	+	**Elemental - Gesceaftlic (adj)
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	*Human - Mann (m)		*Human - Mann (m)
	*Khalifate Human - Califdommann (m)		*Khalifate Human - Califdommann (m)
	*Falcon - Fealca (wk m)		*Falcon - Fealca (wk m)
	*Goblin - Pūca (wk m)		*Goblin - Pūca (wk m)
-	*Mermaid - Meremann (m)	+
-	*Merman - Meremann (m)	+
	*Merfolk - Meremennisc (adj)		*Merfolk - Meremennisc (adj)
		+	**Mermaid - Meremann (m)
		+	**Merman - Meremann (m)
		+
	*Monster - Ælƿiht (f)		*Monster - Ælƿiht (f)
	*Naga - Nāga (wk m)		*Naga - Nāga (wk m)
	*Nagini - Nāginī (f) (treat the ''-inī'' as though it were the feminizing -in/-en suffix)		*Nagini - Nāginī (f) (treat the ''-inī'' as though it were the feminizing -in/-en suffix)
-	*Orcish - Orcisc (adj)	+	*Orc - Orcƿiht (f)
		+	**Orcish - Orcisc (adj)
	*race - cynn (n)		*race - cynn (n)
	*Saurian - Āðexmann (m)		*Saurian - Āðexmann (m)