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- The Zakarum Faithful are religious fanatics encountered in Kurast. They move fast and attack with large scythes or axes, often delivering sweeping blows. They are deadly in combination with their priests, who can heal them. They also have a common habit of running away when their health hits critical levels. When you kill the High Council of Zakarum and shatter the Compelling Orb, Zealots will run away in fear when you approach. They appear in several versions: Zakarumite, Faithful and Zealot. On Hell difficulty, Zakarumites are immune to Fire, Faithful to Cold and Zealots to Lightning.
- Faithful (誠実 Seijitsu) is an attribute associated with the logicalist Sena.
- LaCroix decides to put an ad in the personals in order to find his perfect match.
- The Faithful was a movement that believed the SDF-1 was a bad omen for the people. They believed it was a representation of the Devil. Notable members include Nina Lang, which put her partially at odds with her own brother, and its leader Geoff Davies.
- Faithful: Two Diehard Boston Red Sox Fans Chronicle the Historic 2004 Season is the 51st book published by Stephen King, co-written with Stewart Nan, and his fourth nonfiction work. The book was released by Scribner on 2 December 2004
- After a faction of the Pius Dea were influenced by Jedi and Caamasi groups to alter their religious views, this group, called the Renunciates, split with the main Pius Dea faith in what later became known as the Renunciation. The Renunciates waged war upon the main faction, who referred to themselves as the Faithful. The civil war caused the Pius Dea Faithful to devote more resources away from their other enemies in the galaxy, which had been the intention of the Jedi and Caamasi all along.
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- The Zakarum Faithful are religious fanatics encountered in Kurast. They move fast and attack with large scythes or axes, often delivering sweeping blows. They are deadly in combination with their priests, who can heal them. They also have a common habit of running away when their health hits critical levels. When you kill the High Council of Zakarum and shatter the Compelling Orb, Zealots will run away in fear when you approach. They appear in several versions: Zakarumite, Faithful and Zealot. On Hell difficulty, Zakarumites are immune to Fire, Faithful to Cold and Zealots to Lightning.
- Faithful (誠実 Seijitsu) is an attribute associated with the logicalist Sena.
- LaCroix decides to put an ad in the personals in order to find his perfect match.
- The Faithful was a movement that believed the SDF-1 was a bad omen for the people. They believed it was a representation of the Devil. Notable members include Nina Lang, which put her partially at odds with her own brother, and its leader Geoff Davies.
- After a faction of the Pius Dea were influenced by Jedi and Caamasi groups to alter their religious views, this group, called the Renunciates, split with the main Pius Dea faith in what later became known as the Renunciation. The Renunciates waged war upon the main faction, who referred to themselves as the Faithful. The civil war caused the Pius Dea Faithful to devote more resources away from their other enemies in the galaxy, which had been the intention of the Jedi and Caamasi all along. As the beginning of the Seventh Alsakan Conflict, the civil war helped lead to the downfall of the main order in 10,966 BBY at the Battle of Uquine. After a sabotage operation by the Bureau of Ships and Services, many Pius Dea Faithful Cathedral ships were lost in space, unable to restart their hyperdrives. The remaining Faithful space forces were decimated by the forces of the Renunciates, Alsakan, the Jedi Order, and the Republic Navy at Uquine. The head of the order, Supreme Chancellor Contispex XIX, was captured by a team of Jedi Knights aboard his flagship, ending both the civil war between the factions and the larger Crusades the order had inflicted upon the galaxy.
- Faithful: Two Diehard Boston Red Sox Fans Chronicle the Historic 2004 Season is the 51st book published by Stephen King, co-written with Stewart Nan, and his fourth nonfiction work. The book was released by Scribner on 2 December 2004
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