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* Contributed by The Bartending School
- In issue one of the comic series, based on events after God of War, Kratos is on an unknown quest for The Ambrosia, making his way through waves of Hades' minotaurs to the place of Asclepius, God of medicine. It becomes apparent that the new God of War's search is not his first. He began the hunt for The Ambrosia once before to save his newborn daughter, Calliope, from plagues sent by Ares that affected the newborn children of Sparta. Kratos swore to find The Ambrosia no matter what cost to save Calliope before she was to be sacrificed under Spartan law as unfit. His Spartan comrades also wanted the Ambrosia to make them undefeatable.
- Ambrosia is an upgraded distillery shoppe on Labyrinth Moors on the Cerulean Ocean. Image:Icon boarding house.pngArr! This article about a building in Puzzle Pirates be a stub. Ye can help YPPedia by [ expanding it].
- The name comes from the ambrosia of Greek mythology, where it is often times referred to as either the food or drink of the Greek gods, that confers ageless immortality upon whoever consumes it.
- Ambrosia is atypical in that it is not part of the standard D&D multiverse. It also reflects an attempt to incorporate certain massively-multiplayer features into an NWN player world. Crafting is developed to a large degree.
- Ambrosia is the substance that the Greek Gods drink and the catalyst of their enhanced metahuman powers. The Greek Gods got so addicted to power that they could not live without Ambrosia. When the Salvation Squad travelled back in time to Ancient Greece, Aphrodite persuaded Maelstrom to drink some when he lost his powers which influenced him in becoming Abyss and then Tartarus.
- Ambrosia (アンブロシア, Anburoshia) is a villainous human being who has investigated the mechanics behind hero and mysterious being creation, as well as how supernatural powers are born in human beings. A powerful metascientist, ambrosia has succeeded in seizing a number of highly advanced powers and abilities, morphing herself into a mysterious being.
- However, this power boost comes at a price. Ambrosia quickly turns toxic & causes its user to revert to their pre-consumption state unless it is eaten by an Andreenid or a member of a closely-related species like the Arachna.
- A ghost's offspring can also be converted into normal Sims and will retain the float animation instead of walking but will lose the ability to walk through walls. Despite this, other Sims will no longer react to them as if they were ghosts(e.g. in disgust, fear, excitement). Sims not born as ghosts will not retain the floating animation after being resurrected.
- In Greek mythology, Ambrosia was the food eaten by the gods, usually presented in small cubes. It gave immortality to whoever ate it (although not in the Percy Jackson universe). It is closely related to Nectar. Ambrosia was fed to wounded demigods to heal their injuries.
- Ambrosia (とくせいべんとう , Deluxe Lunchbox ?) (also known as Power Meal in the SNES/PS version) is a consumable item in Chrono Trigger. Randomly restoring HP, MP, or Lock, it can be charmed from many Fiends. Also, it can be acquired from Dorino Inn only if one does not currently exist in the inventory and so long as Marle is an active member in the party.
- Ambrosia is produced by the blue Mana Bloom plant which can be found in abundance in Gaiar Alata during the Paradise quest.
- Ambrosia is a vaccine created by multibillionaire Bob Page for the Gray Death. A single dose (20cc) will temporarily cure any individual who uses it, and will provide up to 48 hours of immunity to the virus. After 48 hours, if the individual does not continue using the medication, they will once again be at risk of contracting the Gray Death. Ambrosia is currently the only known vaccine for the Gray Death and is solely produced and monopolized by VersaLife.
- Ambrosia is a crafted item that refills 6 hunger points (3 shanks), and gives you Resistance, Regeneration, Haste, Absorption, and Saturation. Note that Ambrosia is no longer available in Survival mode because the Promised Land was removed.
- Ambrosia is a crafting resource in Dragon Age II. It is used to craft potions.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambrosia]] ambrosia (“‘food of the gods’”), from [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambrosia]] ἀμβροσία (ambrosia), “‘immortality’”), from ἄμβροτος (ambrotos), “‘immortal’”), from ἀ- (“‘not’”) + βροτός (brotos), “‘mortal’”).
- Kategoria:Artykuły wymagające poprawy kategoriiAmbrosia – napój występujący w The Elder Scrolls Online.
- Recovers Health and Magic for all characters.
* Health Recovery: 10000
* Magic Recovery: 10000
* Required Will: none
* Cannot be used in battle
* Cannot be sold at auction
* Not craftable
- Ambrosia ist eine Zutat in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Man findet sie ausschließlich in Mankar Camorans Paradies.
- Ambrosia is associated with the Language of Flowers, and it symbolizes love returned.
- Ambrosia ist ein Gericht aus Die Sims 3, verlängert das Leben eures Sims und belebt einen Geist wieder zum Leben, benötigt aber die Frucht des Lebens und Fisch des Grauens als Zutaten. Um das Rezept für Ambrosia zu erhalten, muss die Fähigkeit Kochen auf Level 10 besitzen und das entsprechende Buch gekauft und natürlich gelesen haben. Die Frucht des Lebens gibt es im Friedhof - einfach das Mausoleum erforschen. Klappt aber nicht beim ersten mal. Gärtner Level 7, um die Frucht anzupflanzen. Und zum Schluss den Fisch (Angeln ohne Köder auf Level 10, mit Köder und Buch gelesen ab Level 7). Ihn gibt es ebenfalls am Friedhof (in der eigenen Welt und auch in China als Reiseland) zwischen Mitternacht und 4 Uhr morgens. Guten Appetit!
- Ambrosia is an in-game resource, purchased with real cash, which allows you to use various enhanced game features, often called Ikariam Plus or Plus features. For the enhanced features purchased with Ambrosia in Ikariam: see Ikariam Plus __NOWYSIWYG__
- Ambrosia is the name of a website in Persona 2: Innocent Sin.
- Effect: Greatly restores HP and MP of one party member. Reward For
* Backyard 25 Star Exchange (1 Ambrosia) |}
- Ambrosia (アンブロジァ, Anburojia) is the Dark God of Makai (Demon World) Amakusa and Mizuki were trying to revive in the Samurai Shodown series. He needs both the energies from the Palenke Stone and Tangiers Stone to resurrect his body into the mortal realm. Developers state that there was no model in mind for either him or Mizuki. His name is derived from the Greek word, ambrosios, which roughly means "the immortal one".
- thumb|212px|Das legendäre Königreich Ambrosia Ambrosia ist ein fiktives Königreich in dem Film Professor Layton und die ewige Diva. Es befindet sich auf einer Insel im Atlantischen Ozean. Nach der Legende Ambrosias sollen die Bewohner des Königreiches das Geheimnis des ewigen Lebens gekannt haben, diese Tatsache stellt sich jedoch als unwahr heraus. Der offizielle Entdecker des Königreiches ist Professor Layton, davor wurde sie aber schon von Jean Descole gefunden. Später ist Ambrosia in die Hände von Targent gelangt. Auf der Insel hat Descole seine Burg errichtet.
- In ancient Greek mythology, ambrosia (Greek: ἀμβροσία) is sometimes the food or drink of the Greek gods (or demigods), often depicted as conferring ageless immortality upon whomever consumed it. It was brought to the gods in Olympus by doves, so it may have been thought of in the Homeric tradition as a kind of divine exhalation of the Earth.
- Ambrosia is a crafting good for the Fairy Kitchen in FarmVille's Enchanted Glen (farm). It requires 3 Ambrosia Tulip Bushels, 3 Elfin Tea Bushels and 3 White Grape Bushels.
- Ambrosia is Panini's apprentice in the "Chowder Grows Up" special. Because Chowder refused to grow up, Panini never married Chowder, and Ambrosia would often be abused by her cooking master, Panini, and dressed in diapers and treated like a baby (Likely for Panini to make up for the ones she couldn't have with Chowder at the time). She is named after the food in the Greek legend that the gods ate, and that would give immortality to anyone who consumed it, which might be a reference to how Panini treats her like a baby, despite her real age.
- The safehouse is a bit cramped, as it is jam-packed with equipment for distilling energon from any fuel source imaginable, though coal is particularly not recommended. Bubbling chemistry sets made of glass blown in fantastic shapes twist above lab tables. The light is harsh, flickering, and artificial, as there are not windows. The air smells a bit funny, and the floor is ominously sticky. Contents: Fleet Reaver Shuttle Mindwipe Is it puce? No. It is not puce. Sadly. Fleet hands the globe back to Mindwipe. "I thought we were making energon?" he asks, once more being painfully mundane.
- Ambrosia is a major villain from the Samurai Shodown series, being the main driving force of the events from the first two games. It later appeared as the final boss in Shisetsu Samurai Spirits: Bushidou Retsuden, which is a retelling of the first two games.
- by: Jordan of the Islands The Burmese sativa mother of this plant came from Mighty Mite Seed Company, and was voted #1 People's Choice in the 2002 Cannabis Culture Toker's Bowl. The father, Jordan's God Bud strain, is a mostly indica plant that gained popularity because of its powerful, desirable aroma and a flavor leaning toward tropical sweetness.
- It is the food of the gods. It literally means 'immortality'. The fruit of the tree can be pressed into magical wine (sacred nectar). Cupid once interceded for his wife with Zeus because Venus was jealous that a mere mortal could compete with her beauty. The king of the gods decided that Psyche should become immortal. She was given a cup of ambrosia to drink and thus she became immortal. Valanice's mother once told her daughter when she was small, about "nectar and ambrosia", nectar was sacred drink (from flowers), and that ambrosia was sacred food of the gods.
- (日本) Generally known as the divine Greek food or drink of the Gods' that confer eternal life unto the taker. Since the year 2000, Ambrosia was been transformed into the "Drink of the fags". But not fags in the derogatory, homosexual bashing sense. Fags in the asshole sense. We mention this because we don't want anybody to be offended. The assholes can be offended because nobody cares about them. Twats.
- In ancient times, the island was struck by meteorites destroying its primary city, and later forgotten. It was rediscovered in Ultima III when, on the advice of a scant few citizens making outrageous claims, the Stranger's party steered their vessel into a great whirlpool, washing up on the shores of the lost island. Among other things, the Four Cards that were ultimately used to destroy Exodus were discovered on Ambrosia at the shrines. The island vanished again when the land was reformed in the great cataclysm following Exodus' death.
- Ambrosia is een betaalmiddel in het spel Ikariam. Je kunt ambrosia voor echt geld kopen via CreditCard, Paypal-account, Telefoon, SMS, BankGiro, IDeal, PaySafeCard, Moneybookers, ClickAndBuy, WalliE-card, en Ukash. Ambrosia kopen ZONDER kosten kan met SponsorPay, OfferPal, en een coupon die je verzilverd. Vervolgens kun je het in Ikariam gebruiken om bonussen en voordelen mee te behalen zodat je sneller kunt groeien of in het voordeel bent met bijv. een gevecht.thumb|De voordelen van Ambrosia
- | color = lightgreen | name = Ambrosía | image = Ambrosia.jpg | image_width = 180px | image_caption = Ambrosia artemisiifolia | regnum = Plantae | divisio = Magnoliophyta | classis = Magnoliopsida | ordo = Asterales | familia = Asteraceae | tribus = Heliantheae | genus = Ambrosia | genus_authority = L. | subdivision_ranks = species | subdivision = Ambrosia acanthicarpa Ambrosia ambrosioides Ambrosia ambrosioides subsp. septentrionale Ambrosia artemisiifolia Ambrosia aspera Ambrosia bidentata Ambrosia canescens Ambrosia carduacea Ambrosia chamissonis Ambrosia cheirnathifolia Ambrosia chenopodiifolia Ambrosia confertiflora Ambrosia cordifolia Ambrosia coronopifolia Ambrosia deltoidea Ambrosia dumosa Ambrosia grayi Ambrosia helenae Ambrosia hispida Ambrosia ilicfolia Ambrosia intergradiens
- Ambrosia is a consumable created by the Greek pantheon. It is known to mortals as the Food of the Gods or the Nectar of the Gods, as it can appear both as a solid jelly-like fruit or a liquid. When consumed, it has the power to revive a recently dead mortal, or to turn a healthy mortal into a god. Ambrosia was found in only a few places outside of Mount Olympus. One was in a temple of Sumerian treasure, but was destroyed by Xena when she threw it into a lava stream. Another was locked in Amazon lands, which could only be opened with one of the Daggers of Helios. That was the Ambrosia eaten by Callisto and Velasca to become goddesses, and the one that restored Xena to life. The rest of it was destroyed when it landed in a fire pit.
- In ancient Greek mythology, ambrosia (Ancient Greek: ἀμβροσία) is sometimes the food, sometimes the drink, of the gods, often depicted as conferring ageless immortality upon whoever consumes it. It was brought to the gods in Olympus by doves (Odyssey xii.62), so may have been thought of in the Homeric tradition as a kind of divine exhalation of the Earth. The word as generally derived by Greeks a- ("not") and mbrotos ("mortal"), hence the food or drink of the immortals, has been found merely coincidental by modern linguists. It is often thought to be(or be derived from) honey; due to honey's supposed curative powers.
- Ambrosia has the power to make any mortal into a deity once they eat it. Only a small amount of Ambrosia needs to be eaten in order to cause this transformation. As a deity, the mortal obtains the powers commonly associated with other deities, such as immortality, teleportation, invulnerability, and so on. Other powers, such as the ability to throw lighting, fire, and the like vary according to the individual's personality. If given to a mortal that is on the very brink of death or has very recently died, Ambrosia will revive the mortal, but will not grant any supernatural powers.
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- --Sentri the Seeker
- "Then, without warning, there was a great and violent upheavel, and the Earth sank suddenly into the oceans. A great whirlpool pulled the Island beneath the depths of the sea. The whirlpool exists yet, and many claim it to be the path to lost Ambrosia."
- Although I, myself, failed in my search for the Lost Continent, I bring the story oft told by the minstrels who roam the land, in hope that it will aid in thy quest.
- "Many, many years ago, there lived a strong and sensitive people who inhabited the island-continent of Ambrosia. There people developed great powers over the forced of nature, and 'tis rumoured that even the power to change one's physical being rested within the realms of their knowledge. From these stories grew the legends of the Magic Shrines of Ambrosia.
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| Description | - This legendary "food of the gods"
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* Contributed by The Bartending School
- It is the food of the gods. It literally means 'immortality'. The fruit of the tree can be pressed into magical wine (sacred nectar). Cupid once interceded for his wife with Zeus because Venus was jealous that a mere mortal could compete with her beauty. The king of the gods decided that Psyche should become immortal. She was given a cup of ambrosia to drink and thus she became immortal. Valanice's mother once told her daughter when she was small, about "nectar and ambrosia", nectar was sacred drink (from flowers), and that ambrosia was sacred food of the gods. Some are allergic to ambrosia, it makes them sneeze.
- In issue one of the comic series, based on events after God of War, Kratos is on an unknown quest for The Ambrosia, making his way through waves of Hades' minotaurs to the place of Asclepius, God of medicine. It becomes apparent that the new God of War's search is not his first. He began the hunt for The Ambrosia once before to save his newborn daughter, Calliope, from plagues sent by Ares that affected the newborn children of Sparta. Kratos swore to find The Ambrosia no matter what cost to save Calliope before she was to be sacrificed under Spartan law as unfit. His Spartan comrades also wanted the Ambrosia to make them undefeatable.
- Ambrosia is a major villain from the Samurai Shodown series, being the main driving force of the events from the first two games. It later appeared as the final boss in Shisetsu Samurai Spirits: Bushidou Retsuden, which is a retelling of the first two games. Described as the Dark God of Makai, Ambrosia seeks to enter our world and spread chaos, but for this end it needs the Palenke and Tangil stones, which keep the gate to Makai sealed. Abrosia made a deal with both Shiro Tokisada Amakusa and Mizuki Rashoujin, granting them eternal life in exchange for them opening the gate for his arrival. Mizuki almost succeeds, but as she is defeated by the heroes her soul is banished back to Makai along with Ambrosia, who is unable to enter our world as the gate closes.
- Ambrosia is an upgraded distillery shoppe on Labyrinth Moors on the Cerulean Ocean. Image:Icon boarding house.pngArr! This article about a building in Puzzle Pirates be a stub. Ye can help YPPedia by [ expanding it].
- Ambrosia is een betaalmiddel in het spel Ikariam. Je kunt ambrosia voor echt geld kopen via CreditCard, Paypal-account, Telefoon, SMS, BankGiro, IDeal, PaySafeCard, Moneybookers, ClickAndBuy, WalliE-card, en Ukash. Ambrosia kopen ZONDER kosten kan met SponsorPay, OfferPal, en een coupon die je verzilverd. Vervolgens kun je het in Ikariam gebruiken om bonussen en voordelen mee te behalen zodat je sneller kunt groeien of in het voordeel bent met bijv. een gevecht.thumb|De voordelen van Ambrosia Na het voltooien van de lessen die je in het begin krijgt, krijg je gratis 10 ambrosia. Deze gratis ambrosia kan niet worden gedoneerd in de vorm van hout bij de mijnen.
- The name comes from the ambrosia of Greek mythology, where it is often times referred to as either the food or drink of the Greek gods, that confers ageless immortality upon whoever consumes it.
- Ambrosia is atypical in that it is not part of the standard D&D multiverse. It also reflects an attempt to incorporate certain massively-multiplayer features into an NWN player world. Crafting is developed to a large degree.
- Ambrosia is the substance that the Greek Gods drink and the catalyst of their enhanced metahuman powers. The Greek Gods got so addicted to power that they could not live without Ambrosia. When the Salvation Squad travelled back in time to Ancient Greece, Aphrodite persuaded Maelstrom to drink some when he lost his powers which influenced him in becoming Abyss and then Tartarus.
- Ambrosia (アンブロシア, Anburoshia) is a villainous human being who has investigated the mechanics behind hero and mysterious being creation, as well as how supernatural powers are born in human beings. A powerful metascientist, ambrosia has succeeded in seizing a number of highly advanced powers and abilities, morphing herself into a mysterious being.
- However, this power boost comes at a price. Ambrosia quickly turns toxic & causes its user to revert to their pre-consumption state unless it is eaten by an Andreenid or a member of a closely-related species like the Arachna.
- A ghost's offspring can also be converted into normal Sims and will retain the float animation instead of walking but will lose the ability to walk through walls. Despite this, other Sims will no longer react to them as if they were ghosts(e.g. in disgust, fear, excitement). Sims not born as ghosts will not retain the floating animation after being resurrected.
- In Greek mythology, Ambrosia was the food eaten by the gods, usually presented in small cubes. It gave immortality to whoever ate it (although not in the Percy Jackson universe). It is closely related to Nectar. Ambrosia was fed to wounded demigods to heal their injuries.
- Ambrosia (とくせいべんとう , Deluxe Lunchbox ?) (also known as Power Meal in the SNES/PS version) is a consumable item in Chrono Trigger. Randomly restoring HP, MP, or Lock, it can be charmed from many Fiends. Also, it can be acquired from Dorino Inn only if one does not currently exist in the inventory and so long as Marle is an active member in the party.
- | color = lightgreen | name = Ambrosía | image = Ambrosia.jpg | image_width = 180px | image_caption = Ambrosia artemisiifolia | regnum = Plantae | divisio = Magnoliophyta | classis = Magnoliopsida | ordo = Asterales | familia = Asteraceae | tribus = Heliantheae | genus = Ambrosia | genus_authority = L. | subdivision_ranks = species | subdivision = Ambrosia acanthicarpa Ambrosia ambrosioides Ambrosia ambrosioides subsp. septentrionale Ambrosia artemisiifolia Ambrosia aspera Ambrosia bidentata Ambrosia canescens Ambrosia carduacea Ambrosia chamissonis Ambrosia cheirnathifolia Ambrosia chenopodiifolia Ambrosia confertiflora Ambrosia cordifolia Ambrosia coronopifolia Ambrosia deltoidea Ambrosia dumosa Ambrosia grayi Ambrosia helenae Ambrosia hispida Ambrosia ilicfolia Ambrosia intergradiens Ambrosia johnstoniorum Ambrosia linearis Ambrosia maritima Ambrosia palustris Ambrosia pannosa Ambrosia parvifolia Ambrosia peruviana Ambrosia psilostachya Ambrosia pumila Ambrosia sandersonii Ambrosia scabra Ambrosia scabra var. robusta Ambrosia scabra var. tenuior Ambrosia tarapacana Ambrosia tenuifolia Ambrosia tomentosa Ambrosia trifida Ambrosia trifida subsp. texana Ambrosia trifolia Ambrosia velutina Las ambrosías (Ambrosia spp.) son un género de plantas herbáceas o arbustivas pertenecientes a la familia de las asteráceas, nativas de Norte y Sudamérica, desde donde se han difundido por Europa. Comprende una treintena de especies de plantas anuales o perennes, que crecen en especial en regiones llanas, poco húmdas y arenosas. Varias de las especies de Ambrosia producen grandes cantidades de polen, que por su difusión anemocórica es uno de los principales causantes de fiebre del heno.
- Ambrosia is produced by the blue Mana Bloom plant which can be found in abundance in Gaiar Alata during the Paradise quest.
- Ambrosia is a vaccine created by multibillionaire Bob Page for the Gray Death. A single dose (20cc) will temporarily cure any individual who uses it, and will provide up to 48 hours of immunity to the virus. After 48 hours, if the individual does not continue using the medication, they will once again be at risk of contracting the Gray Death. Ambrosia is currently the only known vaccine for the Gray Death and is solely produced and monopolized by VersaLife.
- Ambrosia is a consumable created by the Greek pantheon. It is known to mortals as the Food of the Gods or the Nectar of the Gods, as it can appear both as a solid jelly-like fruit or a liquid. When consumed, it has the power to revive a recently dead mortal, or to turn a healthy mortal into a god. Ambrosia was found in only a few places outside of Mount Olympus. One was in a temple of Sumerian treasure, but was destroyed by Xena when she threw it into a lava stream. Another was locked in Amazon lands, which could only be opened with one of the Daggers of Helios. That was the Ambrosia eaten by Callisto and Velasca to become goddesses, and the one that restored Xena to life. The rest of it was destroyed when it landed in a fire pit. Other pantheons did not use Ambrosia; the Norse pantheon, for example, used Golden Apples instead.
- Ambrosia is a crafted item that refills 6 hunger points (3 shanks), and gives you Resistance, Regeneration, Haste, Absorption, and Saturation. Note that Ambrosia is no longer available in Survival mode because the Promised Land was removed.
- The safehouse is a bit cramped, as it is jam-packed with equipment for distilling energon from any fuel source imaginable, though coal is particularly not recommended. Bubbling chemistry sets made of glass blown in fantastic shapes twist above lab tables. The light is harsh, flickering, and artificial, as there are not windows. The air smells a bit funny, and the floor is ominously sticky. Contents: Fleet Reaver Shuttle Mindwipe Fleet is in one of the safehouses, because he's all about not being found by the enemy. In fact, that's why he's dragged the Invictus in here (Primus only knows how). Naturally, the holographic flames are turned off, but some might find the bodies all over the place a bit disconcerting. At this moment, the Seeker is checking on the shuttle, making sure it's properly hidden, but he intends to check in on the... product shortly. Hunched over one of the chemistry sets is Mindwipe, who is murmuring something to himself as he leans over the flasks and beakers. The colour of the contents seems to be rather... off. It's still pink, but in a way, it's almost... colourless. Not grey, not black, not white. It's as if the optics refuse to process what they're seeing entirely. Is it puce? Fleet finishes checking on the Invictus and walks over to join Mindwipe. He crouches down and for a moment just watches the batformer before finally speaking. "Anything I can do to help?" the Seeker asks. No. It is not puce. Sadly. Mindwipe stirs and raises an optical ridge, trying to figure out how Fleet managed to fit a whole shuttle inside of a little safehouse. He concludes that it probably has to do with 11 dimensional space folding. "Help? Oh, quite, quite possibly. Do you have any gypsy tears on you, by any chance?" Fleet's optics flicker in surprise and confusion. "I, erm... not really, although I suppose I could check the black market, if you need it that badly." He leans forward, reaching towards one of the flasks that looks complete, although his move is intentionally slow - Mindwipe has time to say, 'don't touch that.' Mindwipe doesn't tell Fleet to not touch that flask, which contains a sort of energon that not only does not glow but actually seems to suck the light out of anything near it. It seems even duller and more colourless than the unfinished batches, which still need distilling. Mindwipe waves a hand dismissively. "Never you mind. They don't sell real gypsy tears there, anyway." "You... checked?" Fleet asks uncertainly. He picks up the flask and sniffs at it experimentally. "What's the difference between Gypsy tears and any other kind of organics' tears?" The energon definitely has a scent of some sort, but it's hard to place. The first whiff seems memorable, cool and dark, like water running underground, but then it fades, as if the very smell is dribbling out of memory and off to nothingness. Mindwipe answers, "Their lifestyle and beliefs impart peculiar abilities to their tears." He tweaks one of the check valves, fretting over the distillery. Fleet reaches to dip the tip of his right pinky into the odd energon. "And how can you tell? Psychic emmenations from the tears, or whatnot?" He pulls his pinky out and examines the liquid on the tip. Mindwipe sounds bored with how mundane Fleet is being, "Alchemy books. They write quite a bit about the topic." The energon is cool and viscous, with an almost numbing quality. He carefully adds a pinch of incense to a Bunsen burner's flame. Fleet is a rather mundane Seeker, for someone who's died twice, rebuilt with Underverse technology, and rides around in a space ship covered in dead bodies. "Well... is there some non-tear oriented way I can help?" he asks, wiping the liquid off before he sets down the stuff. He's not yet thirsty enough to drink that stuff down. Mindwipe looks over at Fleet thoughtfully, before handing Fleet a globe crackling with lightning inside. "Here, hold this and think about the most delicious thing you have ever drank." Then, he turns around again to fuss over a length of tubing, wrapping duct tape around a leak. Fleet's optics again flicker in that startled blink, and he automatically accepts the globe before he realizes that it might be dangerous. Then he instinctively tries to drop it, then he realizes he shouldn't and catches it again. Finally, he holds onto the globe, shrugs, narrows his optics, and focuses. The most delicious thing he ever drank was... well, energon, because it's all energon (except for the stuff he's cut out of the natives of Alkor Zephyr). The drink gave a white light and crackled, but it went down smooth... amazingly smooth... and once it was done, he felt energized. He /was/ overenergized, but he didn't feel that way - instead, he felt as if he could take on the world, something /Fleet/ rarely feels. The lightning crackles and flickers inside the globe, changing as Fleet thinks. It seems to follow his thoughts, in a way, as if recording them, or trying to become them. Fleet can probably see his reflection in the glass of the globe, but is it smiling back at him? Finally satisfied with the state of the tubing, Mindwipe moves on to set up a second distillery set. When Fleet spots the smile, he again juggles the globe in surprise, then looks a bit sheepish and once more holds onto the thing firmly. "So how long do I have to stand here and hold your ball?" Mindwipe asks, apropos of nothing, "What is your reflection doing now, Fleet?" He sets up the various glass vessels on their stands and puts the burners into place, connecting the second set of tubing. Mindwipe pulls out a large cube of what appears to be normal energon and pours it into the first vessel of the system. "Erm... he's smiling," Fleet answers, treating his reflection as a seperate person for the moment. It's smiling and he isn't, so it makes sense to him. The Seeker glances up at Mindwipe. "Is that normal?" Mindwipe replies, "Then it is ready." He holds out a hand to accept the glass globe back. "It picks up on your thought patterns, and it mirrors them, but eventually, it captures enough of them to diverge paths. /It/ is experiencing bliss, a necessary component for ambrosia. Or, rather, the end goal of producing ambrosia. It's all rather circular." Fleet hands the globe back to Mindwipe. "I thought we were making energon?" he asks, once more being painfully mundane. Mindwipe's style is totally being cramped, here! If Fleet want to help him out, he could fake a hunch or at least lisp a bit. Has Fleet never worked for a mystic before? "We are! But ambrosia is the energon of the gods. Or a close facsimile thereof. Everything you need and absolutely nothing you don't. A machine maintained purely on ambrosia would never malfunction." He slots the globe into the filtration system of the second distillery apparatus. Fleet narrows his optics and peers at Mindwipe suspiciously. "And you can make it here, in this cramped, sticky safehouse with second grade materials? Sounds a bit too good to be true, if you ask me." Fleet is often used as a test subject by mad scientists, but he's never really worked for a mystic, no. Mindwipe snorts. "These materials are not necessarily second grade. In fact, some of the distillery equipment is here, hrm, rather better than what I had on the Hellbender." Of course, all of that is, oh, about ten millions years out of date, maybe more? "But I never said how /much/ it will make. A few mouthfuls, at the most. Ambrosia is best as an additive, a mixer, if only by necessity." "Ah," Fleet answers, crouching down and peering at the whole affair. "So we've got a larger amount of normal stuff somewhere about, huh?" The Seeker then backs away and starts to pace. "Know when we're going to make another run? Now seems the time to do it, while so many Autobot shuttles are down for the count." Mindwipe shrugs and dismisses, "I cannot say when the run will be made. I have not thrown the sticks for it. Mine is not to smuggle, only to produce. We do, however, have various stockpiles scattered around this fool's gold world." Unlike the previous colourless energon, the energon he is now distilling almost seem to have a warm hue, like copper mixed with gold painted over the petals of a lush pink rose. However, it seems very, very thick and only dribbles through the lines in tiny drops. Fleet is quite distracted by the energon being distilled. That is some... fine looking energon, he thinks. Finally, he shakes his head and announces, "I suppose I ought to organize a run, then." He peers at his ship. "The Invictus is, unfortunately, prone to stand out... but on the up side, I generally don't have to worry about civilian traffic getting in my way." He sighs. "Only Autobots." Mindwipe insists, "More ships should look like the Invictus. The world would be a better place." Mindwipe has a funny definition of 'better', since it includes 'ships covered with dead people'. "Organise your run if you wish. Your memories have served my purpose." Fleet chuckles lightly, then shrugs. He heads towards the exit and prepares to step out and search for some of the others... what a strange world, that the Decepticons can walk so openly!
- Ambrosia is a crafting resource in Dragon Age II. It is used to craft potions.
- From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambrosia]] ambrosia (“‘food of the gods’”), from [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Ambrosia]] ἀμβροσία (ambrosia), “‘immortality’”), from ἄμβροτος (ambrotos), “‘immortal’”), from ἀ- (“‘not’”) + βροτός (brotos), “‘mortal’”).
- Kategoria:Artykuły wymagające poprawy kategoriiAmbrosia – napój występujący w The Elder Scrolls Online.
- Recovers Health and Magic for all characters.
* Health Recovery: 10000
* Magic Recovery: 10000
* Required Will: none
* Cannot be used in battle
* Cannot be sold at auction
* Not craftable
- Ambrosia ist eine Zutat in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Man findet sie ausschließlich in Mankar Camorans Paradies.
- Ambrosia is associated with the Language of Flowers, and it symbolizes love returned.
- Ambrosia ist ein Gericht aus Die Sims 3, verlängert das Leben eures Sims und belebt einen Geist wieder zum Leben, benötigt aber die Frucht des Lebens und Fisch des Grauens als Zutaten. Um das Rezept für Ambrosia zu erhalten, muss die Fähigkeit Kochen auf Level 10 besitzen und das entsprechende Buch gekauft und natürlich gelesen haben. Die Frucht des Lebens gibt es im Friedhof - einfach das Mausoleum erforschen. Klappt aber nicht beim ersten mal. Gärtner Level 7, um die Frucht anzupflanzen. Und zum Schluss den Fisch (Angeln ohne Köder auf Level 10, mit Köder und Buch gelesen ab Level 7). Ihn gibt es ebenfalls am Friedhof (in der eigenen Welt und auch in China als Reiseland) zwischen Mitternacht und 4 Uhr morgens. Guten Appetit!
- Ambrosia is an in-game resource, purchased with real cash, which allows you to use various enhanced game features, often called Ikariam Plus or Plus features. For the enhanced features purchased with Ambrosia in Ikariam: see Ikariam Plus __NOWYSIWYG__
- Ambrosia is the name of a website in Persona 2: Innocent Sin.
- Effect: Greatly restores HP and MP of one party member. Reward For
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- (日本) Generally known as the divine Greek food or drink of the Gods' that confer eternal life unto the taker. Since the year 2000, Ambrosia was been transformed into the "Drink of the fags". But not fags in the derogatory, homosexual bashing sense. Fags in the asshole sense. We mention this because we don't want anybody to be offended. The assholes can be offended because nobody cares about them. Twats. Anyway, the main reason for this sudden sea change is as a direct result of God deciding to outsource the production of Ambrosia from Outer Heaven to the town of Tiverton, Devon (which says it all, apparently). This has meant that the overall quality of product has worsened – in particular, whereas it had previously granted eternal life, it now only offered the promise of 3-5 years, out in 2 on good behaviour.
- Ambrosia (アンブロジァ, Anburojia) is the Dark God of Makai (Demon World) Amakusa and Mizuki were trying to revive in the Samurai Shodown series. He needs both the energies from the Palenke Stone and Tangiers Stone to resurrect his body into the mortal realm. Developers state that there was no model in mind for either him or Mizuki. His name is derived from the Greek word, ambrosios, which roughly means "the immortal one".
- thumb|212px|Das legendäre Königreich Ambrosia Ambrosia ist ein fiktives Königreich in dem Film Professor Layton und die ewige Diva. Es befindet sich auf einer Insel im Atlantischen Ozean. Nach der Legende Ambrosias sollen die Bewohner des Königreiches das Geheimnis des ewigen Lebens gekannt haben, diese Tatsache stellt sich jedoch als unwahr heraus. Der offizielle Entdecker des Königreiches ist Professor Layton, davor wurde sie aber schon von Jean Descole gefunden. Später ist Ambrosia in die Hände von Targent gelangt. Auf der Insel hat Descole seine Burg errichtet.
- In ancient Greek mythology, ambrosia (Greek: ἀμβροσία) is sometimes the food or drink of the Greek gods (or demigods), often depicted as conferring ageless immortality upon whomever consumed it. It was brought to the gods in Olympus by doves, so it may have been thought of in the Homeric tradition as a kind of divine exhalation of the Earth.
- by: Jordan of the Islands The Burmese sativa mother of this plant came from Mighty Mite Seed Company, and was voted #1 People's Choice in the 2002 Cannabis Culture Toker's Bowl. The father, Jordan's God Bud strain, is a mostly indica plant that gained popularity because of its powerful, desirable aroma and a flavor leaning toward tropical sweetness. Ambrosia grows well in a sea of green using hydro or soil methods. Outdoors this plant does best in locales with long days during the summer. Its growth habits meld together aspects from both sides of the family tree, resulting in a plant that reaches a happy medium in height, foliage and coloration. Ambrosia is a fast, vigorous grower. She will become bushy if there is room, but tends to not be very leafy, which makes manicuring a little less painstaking. With average fertilizer use and good garden conditions, Ambrosia produces a respectable yield of buds that are dense, sticky and redolent of classic mellow dank skunkiness. The leaves yellow and the hairs turn strongly orange to clearly indicate ripe readiness. Ambrosia's smoke is appropriately sweet and complex, with just enough skunk to keep it traditional. The ambrosia buzz stays on the sativa end of the spectrum, producing an awake, up high that comes on fast and stays functional. This makes Ambrosia a good all-day smoke.
- Ambrosia is a crafting good for the Fairy Kitchen in FarmVille's Enchanted Glen (farm). It requires 3 Ambrosia Tulip Bushels, 3 Elfin Tea Bushels and 3 White Grape Bushels.
- In ancient Greek mythology, ambrosia (Ancient Greek: ἀμβροσία) is sometimes the food, sometimes the drink, of the gods, often depicted as conferring ageless immortality upon whoever consumes it. It was brought to the gods in Olympus by doves (Odyssey xii.62), so may have been thought of in the Homeric tradition as a kind of divine exhalation of the Earth. The word as generally derived by Greeks a- ("not") and mbrotos ("mortal"), hence the food or drink of the immortals, has been found merely coincidental by modern linguists. It is often thought to be(or be derived from) honey; due to honey's supposed curative powers. Since the abjurations drops in sky its fitting that the soup is meant for the Gods.
- Ambrosia has the power to make any mortal into a deity once they eat it. Only a small amount of Ambrosia needs to be eaten in order to cause this transformation. As a deity, the mortal obtains the powers commonly associated with other deities, such as immortality, teleportation, invulnerability, and so on. Other powers, such as the ability to throw lighting, fire, and the like vary according to the individual's personality. Deities gaining their power in this fashion are limited at first. Their teleportation ability takes time to master, and they can quickly tax their powers to the point of exhaustion if they use them too liberally. If given to a mortal that is on the very brink of death or has very recently died, Ambrosia will revive the mortal, but will not grant any supernatural powers. In Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Aphrodite gave Ambrosia to Psyche. The Ambrosia was able to turn her into a god and give her back her lost youth.
- In ancient times, the island was struck by meteorites destroying its primary city, and later forgotten. It was rediscovered in Ultima III when, on the advice of a scant few citizens making outrageous claims, the Stranger's party steered their vessel into a great whirlpool, washing up on the shores of the lost island. Among other things, the Four Cards that were ultimately used to destroy Exodus were discovered on Ambrosia at the shrines. The island vanished again when the land was reformed in the great cataclysm following Exodus' death. Ambrosia was again found by the Avatar in Ultima VII, while searching for the caddellite meteor. The island was then barren, but used by outlaws to hide from the authorities. Apart from the meteor, and the hideouts of the outlaws, there wasn't much to see on the island. During the Great Cataclysm prior to the events of Ultima IX, the island was destroyed and sunk beneath the sea. The gargoyles would later build an underwater city called Ambrosia to honor its name.
- Ambrosia is Panini's apprentice in the "Chowder Grows Up" special. Because Chowder refused to grow up, Panini never married Chowder, and Ambrosia would often be abused by her cooking master, Panini, and dressed in diapers and treated like a baby (Likely for Panini to make up for the ones she couldn't have with Chowder at the time). She is named after the food in the Greek legend that the gods ate, and that would give immortality to anyone who consumed it, which might be a reference to how Panini treats her like a baby, despite her real age.
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