Persecutor
Powers - Evocation - Gargoyles
Card 401
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To be revived by magic.
Gargoyles are stone creatures brought to life by power by evocation.
* Magic imagined by and for NUC Cards.
Very powerful and consistent magic.
Spirit of life over gargoyle statue, called by ancient knowledge of evocation.
They are beings of the spiritual plane called by great magicians. Knowledge recorded in the scrolls of possession magic.
Battle Area:
- Water = 00
- Earth = 20
- Heaven = 00
Attack and Defense
- Wisdom = 00
- Dexterity and Strength = 35
- Powers = 05
- Fire = 00
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Persecutor
Powers - Evocation - Gargoyles
* Magic imagined by and for NUC Cards.
Spirit of life upon statue are evoked by very powerful gods or mages.
* Evocation is a knowledge capable of calling very powerful spirits.
The evoked spirits are blindly obedient to their masters and have great power of destruction.
Very powerful and consistent magic.
Mage that can be fought in the act of battles, when their masters are acting.
* But these spirits are held in the material plane by the dense magic of the book of the power of their masters or power of the gods, and can be overcome or destroyed like this:
- For superiority during battle in battle;
- By the breaking of the spell;
- By separating between power book and opposing magician,
- By mortal injury or death of the opposing god or wizard. (although gods can not be killed).
Story
The Gargoyles are statues of monstrous creatures, sometimes resembling deformed birds, or gigantic bats, like a mixture of various beings, forming a grotesque sculpture.
Some chimeras or grotesque figures function as artistic and ornamental functions. They are said to scare away and protect those they keep from any evil or harmful spirits.Although widespread in the Middle Ages, the gargoyles appeared much earlier. Examples were found in ancient civilizations such as the Egyptian and others.
Gargoyles were placed on the roofs of Egyptian temples and their mouths served as water fountain. Similar examples were found in Greek temples, although the carved figures resembled a lion or other ferocious animal.
The gargoyle name is often attributed to St. Romanus or St. Romans. According to legend, he saved his country from a monster called Goji, sometimes called Gargoille, which means throat, in French.
Supposedly, the monster was so scary that it amazed the evil spirits. This fact made one believe that the monster was a protector and thus put carved figures similar to it in churches and other important constructions.
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Reasoning and strategy.
An advanced game of underground strategy in generation.
