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- Valerian is a plant with magical properties.
- Valerian is a minor character in the 2015 film SPECTRE. He was played by Oleg Mirochnikov.
- Valerian was an ambient cook-mage who lived in Kugisko. He cooked only for the rich of Kugisko, namely banquets of the nobility. Valerian kept jars of vegetables spelled for health, peace, and love.
- It was there he got the message from Gallus to come to his aid in 253 when another Roman governor Aemilianus rebelled. Valerian arrived too late but as now Aemilianus had been proclaimed emperor and was issuing commemorative coinage, Valerian had to keep on marching to Rome. In this he was lucky, Aemilianus was another outsider - this time from Libya and the snooty Roman power brokers much preferred Valerian as he was 'one of us'. A few choice bags of coins and double rations for the emperor's 'loyal' soldiers saw them change sides and Aemilianus's brief three month reign was over. As ever in this game, the loser lost everything including his life.
- Valerian's abilities were to knock out the consumer, so that the Henbane could be used.
- Valerian is a relaxing tea. Active alkaloids are structurally similiar to benzodiazepines (xanax, valium etc.). However, don't expect a great valium-like high. Usually made into a tea, but there is a great smoking blend called "nitro" at Herbal-Smoke which contains valerian (probably as the main herb). Nitro is popular, and noticeably potent.
- King Valerian was a monarch in ancient Greece who was tranformed into a minotaur. (XWP video game: Xena: Warrior Princess) This article is a stub, or very short article, that is most likely incomplete and needs expansion.
- The Valerians are a humanoid species who sell weapons and substances used to make weapons to the Cardassian Union. During the Occupation of Bajor, the Valerians would supply the occupying forces on Bajor with weapons grade dolamide. Before arriving there, they would visit Fahleena III, Mariah IV and would have the dolamide purified at Ultima Thule. In 2376, Morn regaled a Valerian and two Rigelians in Quark's with stories of his travels. (DS9 - Mission Gamma novel: Cathedral)
- Valerian was historically spoken by the Valeri, an ancient Elaran race. Through the expansion and exploration of the world, Valerian spread throughout most of the planet. Other languages, such as Delsharan, are descended from Valerian, with obvious lingual shifts and grammatical alterations due to cultural, regional, and geographic differences over a long period of time.
- Valerian is a French-Belgian comic book series by Jean-Claude Mézières and Pierre Christin published from 1967 to 2010. A French-Japanese Animated Adaptation of the series was released in 2007. In the 28th century, Earth is the center of a powerful galactic empire, governed along technocratic lines from its capital Galaxity. The basis of Earth's power and civilization is its mastery of Time Travel, which makes both instantaneous travel and control of history possible. An elite corps of time travel agents has been created so as to maintain order throughout time and space, and Valerian is one of its members.
- The Valerians were a spacefaring humanoid species. Allies of the Cardassians, the Valerians supplied the Cardassians with weapons-grade dolamide during the Occupation of Bajor, and it was suspected that they continued to do so after the end of the occupation. Their typical route in conducting this type of trade included the planets Fahleena III, Mariah IV, and Ultima Thule. The Valerians were also trade partners with the United Federation of Planets. The Valerian transport Sherval Das docked at Deep Space 9 in 2369. (DS9: "Dramatis Personae")
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| abstract | - Valerian was historically spoken by the Valeri, an ancient Elaran race. Through the expansion and exploration of the world, Valerian spread throughout most of the planet. Other languages, such as Delsharan, are descended from Valerian, with obvious lingual shifts and grammatical alterations due to cultural, regional, and geographic differences over a long period of time. Currently, Delsharan is considered the "Old Tongue," as Common speech has followed it (much like Delsharan followed Valerian). Whenever Valerian is encountered (and almost never translated), it is called the "Ancient Tongue" or the "language of the Ancients."
- Common. Spring. Mixed forest (Reikwald, Great Forest, Drak Wald).
- Valerian is a plant with magical properties.
- Valerian is a minor character in the 2015 film SPECTRE. He was played by Oleg Mirochnikov.
- Valerian was an ambient cook-mage who lived in Kugisko. He cooked only for the rich of Kugisko, namely banquets of the nobility. Valerian kept jars of vegetables spelled for health, peace, and love.
- Valerian is a French-Belgian comic book series by Jean-Claude Mézières and Pierre Christin published from 1967 to 2010. A French-Japanese Animated Adaptation of the series was released in 2007. In the 28th century, Earth is the center of a powerful galactic empire, governed along technocratic lines from its capital Galaxity. The basis of Earth's power and civilization is its mastery of Time Travel, which makes both instantaneous travel and control of history possible. An elite corps of time travel agents has been created so as to maintain order throughout time and space, and Valerian is one of its members. After a trip to the Middle Ages to capture a Mad Scientist who was attempting to alter human history, he met a local girl named Laureline and hired her as his fellow agent. The series was a key influence on Star Wars even though George Lucas won't acknowledge it (it is proven he owns the comic books though - Laureline wore a gold bikini a few years before Leia, Valérian was frozen in a big block of animation suspending cristal, some big villains are badly scarred humans hiding under dark masks, also most aliens in the movies are taken almost straight from the comics...) and The Fifth Element, where the author was actually hired to draw some décors and machines.
- The Valerians are a humanoid species who sell weapons and substances used to make weapons to the Cardassian Union. During the Occupation of Bajor, the Valerians would supply the occupying forces on Bajor with weapons grade dolamide. Before arriving there, they would visit Fahleena III, Mariah IV and would have the dolamide purified at Ultima Thule. The Ornathia resistance cell were among the first cells of the Bajoran Resistance to discover that the Valerians were supplying dolamide to the Cardassians. Lenaris Holem was able to plant a bomb aboard a Valerian freighter and destroy it. (ST - Terok Nor novels: Night of the Wolves, Dawn of the Eagles) In 2369, a Valerian ship docked at Deep Space 9. Kira Nerys wanted to turn them away, as she believed they were still carrying weapons for the Cardassians, although Benjamin Sisko told her she needed proof. After she was affected by the Saltah'na energy spheres, Kira attempted to board the Valerian ship. (DS9 episode: "Dramatis Personae") In 2376, Morn regaled a Valerian and two Rigelians in Quark's with stories of his travels. (DS9 - Mission Gamma novel: Cathedral)
- It was there he got the message from Gallus to come to his aid in 253 when another Roman governor Aemilianus rebelled. Valerian arrived too late but as now Aemilianus had been proclaimed emperor and was issuing commemorative coinage, Valerian had to keep on marching to Rome. In this he was lucky, Aemilianus was another outsider - this time from Libya and the snooty Roman power brokers much preferred Valerian as he was 'one of us'. A few choice bags of coins and double rations for the emperor's 'loyal' soldiers saw them change sides and Aemilianus's brief three month reign was over. As ever in this game, the loser lost everything including his life.
- Valerian's abilities were to knock out the consumer, so that the Henbane could be used.
- The Valerians were a spacefaring humanoid species. Allies of the Cardassians, the Valerians supplied the Cardassians with weapons-grade dolamide during the Occupation of Bajor, and it was suspected that they continued to do so after the end of the occupation. Their typical route in conducting this type of trade included the planets Fahleena III, Mariah IV, and Ultima Thule. The Valerians were also trade partners with the United Federation of Planets. The Valerian transport Sherval Das docked at Deep Space 9 in 2369. (DS9: "Dramatis Personae") According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 46) and Stellar Cartography: The Starfleet Reference Library ("Federation Historical Highlights, 2161-2385"), there was a star system named Valeria, which might possibly be the system of origin for this species, in the Alpha Quadrant. This was a binary system with a pair of G-class stars. In the late 24th century, it was an independent system.
- Valerian is a relaxing tea. Active alkaloids are structurally similiar to benzodiazepines (xanax, valium etc.). However, don't expect a great valium-like high. Usually made into a tea, but there is a great smoking blend called "nitro" at Herbal-Smoke which contains valerian (probably as the main herb). Nitro is popular, and noticeably potent.
- King Valerian was a monarch in ancient Greece who was tranformed into a minotaur. (XWP video game: Xena: Warrior Princess) This article is a stub, or very short article, that is most likely incomplete and needs expansion.
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