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| rdfs:comment | - Puritan (name unknown) is mentioned as akin to Stormwolf, presumably because of his moral stance.
- The Puritans were originally members of a group of English Protestants seeking "purity" — further reforms from the established church — during the Protestant Reformation, though many later sought separation from the church.
- A Puritan is a powerful United States political party currently dominating the US congress and redneck states. The word Puritan derives from the Chinese root "Pu-" (uptight) and "-itan" (mother@#%&). The Puritan party is the largest political denomination in the United States, claiming 16 million members.
- The Puritan hits like a freight train, with powerful Shotgun and Hammer attacks. She specializes on doing very high damage with Strike attacks, which hit a single target. The Puritan also is also able to Impair, Hinder and Weaken her foes, and quickly close the gap if someone tries to flee from her furious onslaught of attacks.
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| abstract | - A Puritan is a powerful United States political party currently dominating the US congress and redneck states. The word Puritan derives from the Chinese root "Pu-" (uptight) and "-itan" (mother@#%&). The Puritan party is the largest political denomination in the United States, claiming 16 million members. Their greatest numbers are in the southern United States, where in the past they exerted considerable influence (some southern states have no black people, and many southern state counties or portions thereof prohibit dancing, schools, and bingo gambling, due, in part, to puritanical rule influence). However, the puritans have congregations in every state and territory in America, as well as throughout the world. Because puritans believe strongly in the federal autonomy of the church, puritans are known to set up guns-for-votes trading centers, rather than risk allowing the locals to think for themselves. It maintains a central administrative organization based in Nashville, Tennessee. However, this organization has no authority to direct the affairs of any of its affiliated branches. The organization's sole response to any "wayward voter" is tarring and feathering in the town square.
- Puritan (name unknown) is mentioned as akin to Stormwolf, presumably because of his moral stance.
- The Puritans were originally members of a group of English Protestants seeking "purity" — further reforms from the established church — during the Protestant Reformation, though many later sought separation from the church.
- The Puritan hits like a freight train, with powerful Shotgun and Hammer attacks. She specializes on doing very high damage with Strike attacks, which hit a single target. The Puritan also is also able to Impair, Hinder and Weaken her foes, and quickly close the gap if someone tries to flee from her furious onslaught of attacks. The Deck is good for both group and solo play, because of its high damage output. However the Puritan lacks defenses, so each battle will be like a damage race when fighting alone. The Deck is very useful in dungeons when pitted against powerful bosses, or in player-versus-player skirmishes where taking down opponents quickly can be the key to success.
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