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rdfs:comment | - Holy War, also known as Jihad and Crusade, is a recurring item, skill, status effect or trait that results in the in rendering the target completely immune to any attacks. It exists in various forms, either limited to one character, or affecting the entire party. It is recurringly the OverDrive associated with the Paladin, Crusader and Champion class.
- The Holy War was the Inrithi host summoned by Maithanet to invade Kian and reconquer Shimeh.
- Holy War is a gamestyle first featured in Worms Armageddon. It is built around usage of the Holy Hand Grenade.
- Arriving at the battle field, [[MagnaAngemon ()|MagnaAngemon]] informs Neo he is only being used by [[Daemon ()|Daemon]], only for Neo to say he does not care. As Neo informs him that he has found a way to control Arkadimon as a Super Ultimate, HolyAngemon uses his "Heaven's Gate", capturing Arkadimon. Thinking they've won, they are surprised when Arkadimon escapes from inside. Knowing what he has to do, MagnaAngemon digivvolves to [[Seraphimon ()|Seraphimon]]. Using his "Seven Heavens" attack, they are surprised to see that Arkadimon not only survived but digivolved to Champion. Absorbing some of his data, Seraphimon degenerates back to MagnaAngemon. As VenomMyotismon is about to destroy the remaining Digimon, Zero and Taichi arrive.
- The "hopeless holy war", and "the taming of the humans", as Raziel variously described it, was mentioned in the backstory of Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver. An unseen event in Nosgoth's history, this war followed soon after the raising of the lieutenants in the post-Blood Omen era, and represented the beginning of the Soul Reaver era. The conflict lasted less than a hundred years.
- In 2005, to protest the Kansas Board of Education’s decision to make “intelligent design” in the classroom, graduate student Bobby Henderson wrote an open letter to the School Board demanding that they give equal classroom time to Flying Spaghetti Monsterism. Henderson outlined his belief in an invisible, supernatural creator called the Spaghetti Monster, whose existence could be neither proven nor disproven, and insisted that the Monster deserved a place in the curriculum along with the story of “intelligent design.” 4) A kamikaze crab will always fight to the death.
- A holy war was a conflict motivated by religious fervor or indignation. The Arabic language term jihad was also used to describe such a war. In 2269, Tchar described the ramifications of what might happen if his people discovered that the Soul of Alar had been stolen as a jihad. He felt that they might launch such a war on the entire galaxy. The Vedala felt this was the motive for the theft in the first place. (TAS: "The Jihad")
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individuals | - Kain , Raziel, Turel, Dumah, Rahab, Zephon, and Melchiah versus unknown enemies
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Series | - Digimon Adventure V-Tamer 01
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preceded | - The raising of the lieutenants
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Title | - Holy War
- Nosgoth's historical events
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Weapons | - Few unlimited and several limited weapons and utilities
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Before | - The raising of the lieutenants
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Result | - Tactical and Psychological Coven Victory
- *Dissolution of the Quincy Empire
*Downfall of Jiro Kamiko
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Forces | - Katsumi's Loyalists
*The Harbringers
*Thirteen Dracula
*Majority of Reikon Kyuuban
*Majority of Elders
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NEXT | - The Legendary Power, Digimental
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Locations | - The Human Citadel, the Pillars of Nosgoth
*Appearances:
** Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver
** Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver comic
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abstract | - A holy war was a conflict motivated by religious fervor or indignation. The Arabic language term jihad was also used to describe such a war. In 2269, Tchar described the ramifications of what might happen if his people discovered that the Soul of Alar had been stolen as a jihad. He felt that they might launch such a war on the entire galaxy. The Vedala felt this was the motive for the theft in the first place. (TAS: "The Jihad") Immediately prior to the genesis of Star Trek: The Next Generation, a "jihad in space" was suggested to be featured in an ultimately never-produced concept for a new Star Trek series, conceived by the father-and-son producing team of Sam and Greg Strangis. (The Fifty-Year Mission: The Next 25 Years, pp. 44, 45-46) In 2366, Doctor Barron feared that the Mintakans' renewed interest in the Overseer, spurred by Jean-Luc Picard's interference, would lead the Mintakans into inquisitions and holy wars. He suggested that Picard could guide them by going along with their belief that he was the Overseer and giving them instruction, something Picard refused to do, as he felt that would be leading them backwards. (TNG: "Who Watches The Watchers" ) In 2376, Michael Sullivan described Milo's hostile reaction to the crew of USS Voyager (supposedly spirit folk), saying he was acting as though a holy war had been declared. (VOY: "Spirit Folk") In 2377, Klingons seeking the kuvah'magh in Miral Paris were incensed upon learning of her hybrid heritage and felt she was not the savior they were looking for after all. B'Elanna Torres cautioned Kohlar that she was liable to cause a holy war if she helped him to convince them that Miral was indeed their prophesied savior. (VOY: "Prophecy")
- The "hopeless holy war", and "the taming of the humans", as Raziel variously described it, was mentioned in the backstory of Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver. An unseen event in Nosgoth's history, this war followed soon after the raising of the lieutenants in the post-Blood Omen era, and represented the beginning of the Soul Reaver era. The conflict lasted less than a hundred years. The major human kingdoms stood against the rise of Kain's empire, but the lieutenants of the Council continued to build their clans by recruiting human victims. As the empire grew, the vampires decimated their enemies and conquered Nosgoth. Though some scattered resistance was tolerated after the war's end to challenge fledglings, humanity was thoroughly domesticated.
- Holy War, also known as Jihad and Crusade, is a recurring item, skill, status effect or trait that results in the in rendering the target completely immune to any attacks. It exists in various forms, either limited to one character, or affecting the entire party. It is recurringly the OverDrive associated with the Paladin, Crusader and Champion class.
- The Holy War was the Inrithi host summoned by Maithanet to invade Kian and reconquer Shimeh.
- Holy War is a gamestyle first featured in Worms Armageddon. It is built around usage of the Holy Hand Grenade.
- Arriving at the battle field, [[MagnaAngemon ()|MagnaAngemon]] informs Neo he is only being used by [[Daemon ()|Daemon]], only for Neo to say he does not care. As Neo informs him that he has found a way to control Arkadimon as a Super Ultimate, HolyAngemon uses his "Heaven's Gate", capturing Arkadimon. Thinking they've won, they are surprised when Arkadimon escapes from inside. Knowing what he has to do, MagnaAngemon digivvolves to [[Seraphimon ()|Seraphimon]]. Using his "Seven Heavens" attack, they are surprised to see that Arkadimon not only survived but digivolved to Champion. Absorbing some of his data, Seraphimon degenerates back to MagnaAngemon. As VenomMyotismon is about to destroy the remaining Digimon, Zero and Taichi arrive.
- In 2005, to protest the Kansas Board of Education’s decision to make “intelligent design” in the classroom, graduate student Bobby Henderson wrote an open letter to the School Board demanding that they give equal classroom time to Flying Spaghetti Monsterism. Henderson outlined his belief in an invisible, supernatural creator called the Spaghetti Monster, whose existence could be neither proven nor disproven, and insisted that the Monster deserved a place in the curriculum along with the story of “intelligent design.” People didn’t just get the joke -- they actually laughed. And they started “worshipping” the Spaghetti Monster. Across college campuses, the new religion, often known as “Pastafarianism,” spread like wildfire. The new parody cult had a huge effect on AssHoTech. From 2005 onward, virtually all of AssHoTech’s interns and new, under-25 employees have been self-described Pastafarians, a semi-private joke they find immensely satisfying. For AssHoTech’s Gen-X workers, however, it’s a joke they’ve heard before. Virtually all of that generation have some affiliation with Ivan Stang’s Church of the Subgenius -- which, they will be happy to tell you, is the “original joke religion.” Now that they are older (and have even come to resemble Subgenius deity Bob Dobbs), the Gen-Xers are unwilling to tolerate a bunch of whippersnappers who think they’ve invented religious parody out of whole cloth. Thus began the Joke Jihad. It started when a Subgenius painted the slogan (“Love + Slack”) on the shell of his warcrab, which then proceeded to torture a new employee’s crab to a miserable death in the ring. Later, a Subgenius player’s crab was found murdered in a storeroom -- a death that would have been attributed to rogues, if not for the graffiti found at the site: “There is no God but pasta, and Captain Mosey is its prophet.” Since then, sectarian warfare has become part of the crabfighting culture. New players are encouraged to declare themselves either Pastafarian or Subgenius, and they occasionally engage in gangland-style warfare. If your group decides to play the holy war, each player should declare a religion. They will then be governed by the following rules: 1) Players of the same religion can fight each other in the crabfighting ring. However, in group combat, “religious” crabs are required to eliminate all crabs from the opposing religion before attacking their own co-religionists. 2) The crabfighting code prohibits one crabfighter from attacking another directly, outside the bounds of a fair and formal crabfight. However, individual fighters may pool their resources to launch plausibly-deniable surprise attacks on their opponents. For $2.00 in game cash, a player or group of players may by a completely new, unnamed crab for use in a surprise, kamikaze attack on another crab. Any equipment for the kamikaze crab must be purchased at additional expense to the attackers. 3) The attackers decide when and where the kamikaze will attack, but the RogueMaster controls the kamikaze crab during combat. 4) A kamikaze crab will always fight to the death. 5) The RogueMaster cannot reveal the identity of the attackers.
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