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- Vagabond is a 16th century designation for an impoverished outsider in a community, often a former soldier who is a beggar or petty thief living in a city. The problem of vagabondage led many European cities to establish workhouses in the 17th century.
- The Vagabond is a Nerf blaster that was released on August 1, 2015 under the DoomLands 2169 series. It comes packaged with six DoomLands Darts and instructions. It is a Target exclusive in the USA.
- The Vagabond is a spelljamming ship built and used by the Aperusa.
- Not everybody who gets involved in adventure is a specialist in combat or other area of training. Some are just ordinary people who get swept up in the flow of events or decide that it is time they make a change in their life. Others are characters who possess some natural power, but do not have great training or education other than in the use of their powers. Vagabonds are a unique class out of the Scholars & Adventurers, they get a bonus minor super ability in the original Rifts Conversion Book.
- Vagabond was a starship in the service of the Galactic Republic Navy during the Clone Wars. In 21 BBY, the ship was destroyed during the Battle of Cavamina Minor by a fleet of the Separatist Navy. The battle of Cavamina Minor was a trap set by Attuma Duum for his personal enjoyment and to increase war profits by prolonging the war. Both fleets eventually withdrew after suffering casualties.
- thumb| Der Manga Vagabond (jap. バガボンド) von Inoue Takehiko erzählt das Leben des berühmten Samurai Miyamoto Musashi (1584 - 1645) nach. Als Grundlage dient der Roman Musashi von Yoshigawa Eiji. Inoue Takehiko erhielt für Vagabond 2002 den Tezuka Cultural Award und 2000 den 4. Media Arts Award.
- This is the first Dungeon boss you meet in Dragonica. He is not particulary strong and is a nice meeting to the dungeon system. Vagabond is the alpha male of the wolves.Dr. Farrell has increased his intelligence and placed him under the doctor's control. Vagabond's wolves recently have been attacking Odellia, and he has kidnapped Lylia, the mayor's daughter.
- Vagabond is an enemy within Breath of Fire III.
- Vagabond est un système Vanduul classifié militaire.
- Ultimately the Vagabond is apparently slain with the aid of a ceremonial dagger (though he may still be alive as the text states the dagger sends him back to his native dimension, implying eh can not truly die (which, given his connection to the Old Ones, would make sense).
- A vagabond is a character who has not joined a clan, either because he does not yet satisfy the requirements or because he does not want to join one. Despite being defined as a character lacking a Clan and Role, it is often considered to be a fifth role in 9Dragons.
- The Vagabond is a small transport vessel that is held together by the will of the force. It was captained by Magnius and is currently docked in the lower hanger deck of the Corsaire.
- Vagabond 「バガボンド Bagabondo?」 es un manga dibujado por Takehiko Inoue y publicado por Shūkan Morning desde marzo de 1999 a mayo de 2015 contando con 327 capítulos y 37 volúmenes.
- The fastest cruiser invented to date, this vessel is ideal for hit-and-run ops where both speed and firepower are required. Its on-board power core may not be strong enough to handle some of the larger weapons out there, but when it comes to guerilla work, the Vagabond can't be beat. Improving on the original Stabber design, Thukker Mix created the Vagabond as a cruiser-sized skirmish vessel equally suited to defending mobile installations and executing lightning strikes at their enemies. Honoring their tradition of building the fastest vessels to ply the spacelanes, they count the Vagabond as one of their crowning achievements.
- Vagabond es una canción creada por Greenskeepers. Fue utilizada en la radio Broker de Grand Theft Auto IV e incluido en el álbum The Music of Grand Theft Auto IV como la pista número diez.
- The Vagabond is a monster that only appears in the Library of Derceto Manor.
- This was one of the many varieties of YT-series freighters and transports produced by the Corellian Engineering Corporation. Measuring 20 meters in length, the YT-1760 incorporated the saucer-shaped hull of the YT-1300 with a center-mounted cockpit. Three sublight engines were arranged along the rear of the round hull. However, the YT-1760 lacked the durability of the earlier members of the YT-series, and it didn't take well to upgrades and modifications. It was produced without standard armament, and could transport up to eight passengers and 10 metric tons of cargo.
- One of the original retired templates provided by Turbine. This template and its unique title are no longer available. Its description at the original in-game profession screen was as follows: Vagabonds are masters of stealth. They are skilled at jumping, picking locks, appraising valuable items and hiding their identities from other characters. Its description in the Asheron's Call Manual is as follows:
- From Lat. vagari, 'to wander'. "This is where the stories are told, the stories that create the sky and the ground and all that is in between. You see, Zoë, this universe and everything in it is like an endlessly thick book, containing countless stories." ―The Vagabond The Vagabond is voiced by Alan Stanford.
- Shinmen Takezou is shunned by the local villagers as a devil child due to his wild and violent nature. Running away from home with a fellow boy at age 17, Takezou joins the Toyotomi army to fight the Tokugawa clan at the battle of Sekigahara. However, the Tokugawa win a crushing victory, leading to nearly three hundred years of Shogunate rule. Takezou and his friend manage to survive the battle, and afterwards swear to do great things with their lives. But after their paths seperate, Takezou becomes a wanted criminal, and must change his name and his nature in order to escape an ignoble death. He then becomes Japan's Legendary Miyomoto Musashi. The story follows the fictional accounts of the legendary Samurai.
- Batailles Affiliation Flotte(s) Groupe(s) d'attaque Propriétaire(s) Commandant(s) Membres d'Équipage [Source] Le Vagabond était un Starhopper HH-87 ayant appartenu au contrebandier Dévaronien Gev Hessan sous l'Empire Galactique. Le vaisseau fut par la suite réutilisé par Wedge Antilles.
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