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| - Blight is a suffix that can appear on Magic and Rare Items as well as Charms. It provides a small Poison Damage bonus. It can start spawning on items at Item Level 1, but will not be able to spawn on all items with full effect until level 45.
- Le capitaine Blight est un chien anthropomorphe de l'univers de Donald Duck.
- The city was burned to the ground as the Jourilan Army of Reform gathered outside its southern gate. It was not clear whether the retreating defenders burned the city to deny it to the attackers or if the attackers burned the city to burden the defending army with civilian refugees.
- Blight is a tier 1 Angmar-exclusive dark power that lowers the production rate of a chosen building by 50%. It costs 5 power points.
- Level: , Components: V, S, DF Casting Time: 1 action Range: Touch Duration: Instantaneous Saving Throw: Fortitude half; see text Spell Resistance: Yes
- Blight (「エキビョウ」?; Ekibyō; Plague) is a demon encountered in Ōkami. Infesting within the Emperor, it spreads an enchanted fog that enshrouds Sei'an City in a mysterious disease that will slowly kill its residents[Citation needed].
- Blights are the Scylla adaptation of the Scourge.
- The Blight is an enemy encounter in Suikoden III.
- Blight is the fifth episode of the first season of Magi-Nation. It aired on October 20, 2007.
- Blight is a disease that affects plants and kills them and makes the soil unusable. The Pack had problems with Blight aboard the Wanderer, but Tau'ri promised to help them to stop the Blight. After the Wanderer was infected with an Aschen biogenic weapon and forced to be abandoned, it was realized that the Blight was released by Mirris to set it up so that the Pack and the Tau'ri would meet and she could unleash the Aschen bioweapon upon Earth. (SG1: "Relativity")
- Blight is a Tier 2 Celestial power in the Cursed tree.
- True to his name, he is a blight to friends and foe alike. Despite his scheming and sneaking, Blight always seems to have one weakness which undoes his plans: Greed. He isn't above turning on his own allies if it's in his own best interests, and will do anything to profit himself. Transforms into a giant stinkbug, armed with a vile acid gas attack and the Insecticon ability to devour metal. Can shrink down into a tiny insect mode, combining his skulking and sneaking with small size.
- A Blight refers to a period when darkspawn find and corrupt one of the Old Gods, which is transformed into an Archdemon and leads the horde to attack the surface world. The world has seen five Blights to date; as Dragon Age: Origins begins, the Fifth Blight has just begun.
- Blight is an British born professional wrestler best known for his Career currently in xWo Xtreme Wrestling Organisation. He is renown not only for his size and strength, but also for his current track record of retiring most wrestlers who go up against him.
- The Blight is a blasted, twisted area north of the Borderlands, where the corrupting touch of the Dark One from Shayol Ghul has spread. Trollocs and other Shadowspawn are rampant.
- Referred to as blight, this mysterious plague afflicted Arctium longevus plants several times in Dinotopia’s past, causing them to wither and die and leaving the soil poisoned so no A. longevus would grow there any further. Afflicted plants had to be burned in order to cleanse the soil. Two young investigators, Olivia and Albert, discovered that the blight was caused by a plant known as Arctium culpepperus.
- The Blight is a serious disease in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind that infects people and animals. The Ashblight emanates from Red Mountain in the form of Ashstorms. These storms are reddish dust storms that carry the blight and have extremely high winds associated with them. Due to the danger of infection and belligerent creatures, residents of Vvardenfell often advise against travelling during an Ashstorm.
- Blight is a demon warrior that has the power to spread plagues through an enchanted fog.
- Blight is a consumable item in the Fallout 4 add-on Far Harbor.
- [[Grafika:Deadscar-sunwellisle.jpg|right|230px|thumb|Martwa Blizna na Wyspie Quel'Danas.]] Blight czyli pomór lub spaczona ziemia (w polskiej wersji Warcrafta III) to termin stosowany na określenie skażenia krainy, spowodowanego przez obecność Plagi (undead plague) Króla Lisza. Oddziałuje ona na wszystkie żywe organizmy, z którymi wejdzie w styczność, czyniąc ziemię jałową i przeobrażając jej mieszkańców w żądne krwi mutanty. Również roślinność przeradza się w obrzydliwe zaprzeczenie swej przyrodzonej formy. Najbardziej wstrząsającym przykładem długoterminowego działania pomoru są Wschodnie Ziemie Plagi - szczególnie Plaguewood - oraz Martwa Blizna (Dead Scar), przecinająca krainy Quel'Thalas.
- Blight also makes several appearances in the comic book series based on Batman Beyond. In Batman Adventures #15, a character named Warren Powers originally appeared as head of Powers Technology. As a sort of prequel to the Batman Beyond episode, "Meltdown", Warren would have been shown acquiring the head of Mr. Freeze and locking it away in his vault, believing it holds the secrets of immortality. It has been confirmed that Warren is the father of Derek.
- As one of the most important businessmen in Gotham City, Powers forcibly acquired several companies, including Wayne Enterprises. He is always at odds with fellow buisnessman Bruce Wayne, who both view the best direction of the company differently. Not surprisingly, Powers holds a secret about his appearance.
- Blight är en sjukdom som påverkar växter och dödar dem och gör jorden obrukbar. Pack hade problem med Blight ombord på Wanderer, men Tau'ri lovat att hjälpa dem med att stoppa Blight. (SG1: "Stargate SG-1: Relativity")kategori:Sjukdomar
- Blight gives a chance of emitting a damaging radiation cluster, capable of spreading to other targets, on contact.
- Name: Blight Race: Forsaken Age (at death): 26 Birthplace: Hillsbrad Class: Priest Professions: Herbalism and Alchemy Guild: Night Vanguard Appearance: Blight, generally speaking, is not the most pleasant individual to look at. Spots where flesh has gone missing along her face, neck, and disappearing down into her clothing have earned her her rather strange name upon re-awakening. Plum colored hair that may have once been a shade of chestnut clumps together in somewhat groomed dreadlocks. Despite all of these things that would give the forsaken a horrifying or grotesque appearance, she is most often seen smiling joyously; perhaps taking the edge off just a little.
- A blight was a disease affecting plants that caused sudden death. The term could also be used to refer to any sudden disease. In 2373, Keiko O'Brien worked to try and get a blight under control on Bajor. (DS9: "Business as Usual") The con artists Dala and Mobar, posing as clerics, told Neelix and Tom Paris a story about the crops grown in hydroponic pods for the orphans on Narva being infected by a blight. (VOY: "Live Fast and Prosper")
- Casting Time: 1 action Range: 30 feet Component: V, S Duration: Instantaneous Necromantic energy washes over a creature of your choice that you can see within range, draining moisture and vitality from it. The target must make a Constitution saving throw. The target takes 8d8 necrotic damage on a failed save, or half as much on a successful one. This spell has no effect on undead or constructs. If you target a plant creature or a magical plant, it makes a saving throw with disadvantage, and the spell deals maximum damage to it.
- Blight is a term used to describe several pin psychs, each with the word in their names. Every blight has the effect of extending the duration of a negative status on an enemy, with Blight+ psyches having a longer duration of it. The blights are useless on their own, and must be used in combination with status-inducing pins, threads, or certain fusion attacks in order to have an effect. Because they are pins, they have no effect on the top screen and only cause an extension of effects on the bottom screen.
- Casting Time: 1 action Range: 30 feet Components: V, S Duration: Instantaneous Necromantic energy washes over a creature of your choice that you can see within range, draining moisture and vitality from it. The target must make a Constitution saving throw. The target takes 8d8 necrotic damage on a failed save, or half as much damage on a successful one. This spell has no effect on undead or constructs. If you target a plant creature or a magical plant, it makes the saving throw with disadvantage, and the spell deals maximum damage to it.
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