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'''Bane''' can mean:
 
'''Bane''' can mean:
* A [[Sieging|siege]]; a player-made event where one guild attacks the city of another guild. To activate a Bane, a player must first use a Scroll of Summon Bane Circle near the city of the guild which he wishes to attack.  The siege ends when either the Bane Circle is destroyed, or the [[Tree of Life]] falls.
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* A '''[[Sieging|siege]]'''; a player-made event where one guild attacks the city of another guild. The siege ends successfully for the attackers whenthe city's [[Tree of Life]] falls.
* [[Bane Scroll]], a game object which allows a guild officer to place a Bane Circle, thus putting an enemy city under siege.  
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* '''[[Bane Scroll]]''' or '''[[Scroll of Summon Bane Circle]]''', a game object which allows a guild officer to place a Bane Circle, thus putting an enemy city under siege.  
 
* '''Bane Circle''', a game structure which provides protection slots for an attacking guild's [[Buildings of War]].  The destruction of a Bane Circle ends a siege in favor of the defenders.       
 
* '''Bane Circle''', a game structure which provides protection slots for an attacking guild's [[Buildings of War]].  The destruction of a Bane Circle ends a siege in favor of the defenders.       
 
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Revision as of 05:58, 24 August 2008

Bane can mean:

  • A siege; a player-made event where one guild attacks the city of another guild. The siege ends successfully for the attackers whenthe city's Tree of Life falls.
  • Bane Scroll or Scroll of Summon Bane Circle, a game object which allows a guild officer to place a Bane Circle, thus putting an enemy city under siege.
  • Bane Circle, a game structure which provides protection slots for an attacking guild's Buildings of War. The destruction of a Bane Circle ends a siege in favor of the defenders.

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