Difference between revisions of "Bane"
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* A player-made event where one guild attacks the city of another guild. To activate a Bane, A player must first use a Bane Circle near the city of the guild which he wishes to attack. The bane ends when either the bane circle is destroyed, or the tree of life falls. | * A player-made event where one guild attacks the city of another guild. To activate a Bane, A player must first use a Bane Circle near the city of the guild which he wishes to attack. The bane ends when either the bane circle is destroyed, or the 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. | * [[Bane Scroll]], 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 17:37, 11 January 2008
Bane can mean:
- A player-made event where one guild attacks the city of another guild. To activate a Bane, A player must first use a Bane Circle near the city of the guild which he wishes to attack. The bane ends when either the bane circle is destroyed, or the 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.
- 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.
