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- Caution: Monsters' elemental/neutral damage is modified by their statistics, which are in majority unknown.
- PLUNDER was forged by Unicron to serve as the Sweeps' Logistics Officer. While dedicated to the hunt, Plunder’s optics often stray to the valuables his prey may be carrying. Considered by his fellow Decepticons to be one of the more personable Sweeps, rumors persist of Plunder’s temper and ability to hold a grudge. Plunder was rumored to have been Unicron’s informant within the Sweeps. Plunder is slightly weaker than the rest of his fellow Sweeps and his lust for treasure leads Plunder into traps and fights he can’t win.
- The main goal of plunder is to bring the treasure (a large idol) back to a treasure chest in your teams base. The game mode shares similarities with "Capture the Flag" from other online franchises. The treasure can be picked up by pressing File:PlayStationTriangle.svg when the player is beside it. It can be arc-thrown by holding L2 to aim, and releasing L2 to throw. While carrying the treasure, players can aim their pistol using L1 and can fire it with R1. The player moves much more slowly than they normally would when carrying the treasure. You can only use your secondary weapon while holding the treasure.
- Plunder may refer to:
* Looting - An ability that can also be referred to as Plunder.
* Plunder - Episode 10 of the anime.
- Plundering is when you send some soldiers into an opponent's town to go and steal resources. I am busy plundering someone and will update this when I figure out all the details.
- plunders live near water in almost every forest in Hiatu. they are rarely seen. thet look like sudowoodo when you find them but istead of getting one wet you have to use cut, rock smash, and defog on one to catch it.
- Plunder (Japanese: うばいとる Plunder) is a Dark-type Physical move introduced in Generation V.
- The secondary ability of the pirate cutthroat is steals credits from an enemy player by using this ability on a ship. The ability is identified by a small floating credit sign over ships it has been used on.
- Captain Plunder is a terran vulture pilot and member of the Omega Squadron 28th.
- Plunder is an assassin from a mirror universe, a counterpart of police officer Jared Morillo in the real world.
- Plunder was the mirror world version of Detective Jared Morillo. He was the exact opposite in personality to his counterpart as well as an opposite occupation. Flash journeyed to the mirror world once and fought Plunder who was out to kill him for money. The Fastest Man Alive managed to escape from the demented world but unknown to him at the time, Plunder also managed to make his way out of the mirror world. Once in the real world, Plunder joined Blacksmith's Rogues and his objective was to help ruin Flash's life by attacking his loved ones. His first target was Flash's best friend, Chunk, whom he shot with a special bullet that made Chunk's powers flare and turned him into a living black hole. Flash saved his friend and Plunder went after his next victim, this time his own reflection, Ja
- Plunder is an amount of resources given, when destroying or razing a building, capturing a city, or slaying specific enemy units. Destroying or razing a building or a wonder always yields a fixed amount of a particular resource, which usually matches the type of structure (e.g., destroying/razing a Farm or Granary always yields some Food). When an enemy building is destroyed while it's being constructed, a share of plunder based on the level of completion is given. When a building is destroyed while it's being razed, the plunder in turn goes to the enemy. Knowledge is the only resource which cannot be acquired this way - except when destroying the Super Collider wonder, which gives a large amount of Knowledge.
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| abstract | - __NOEDITSECTION__
- Caution: Monsters' elemental/neutral damage is modified by their statistics, which are in majority unknown.
- PLUNDER was forged by Unicron to serve as the Sweeps' Logistics Officer. While dedicated to the hunt, Plunder’s optics often stray to the valuables his prey may be carrying. Considered by his fellow Decepticons to be one of the more personable Sweeps, rumors persist of Plunder’s temper and ability to hold a grudge. Plunder was rumored to have been Unicron’s informant within the Sweeps. Plunder is slightly weaker than the rest of his fellow Sweeps and his lust for treasure leads Plunder into traps and fights he can’t win.
- The main goal of plunder is to bring the treasure (a large idol) back to a treasure chest in your teams base. The game mode shares similarities with "Capture the Flag" from other online franchises. The treasure can be picked up by pressing File:PlayStationTriangle.svg when the player is beside it. It can be arc-thrown by holding L2 to aim, and releasing L2 to throw. While carrying the treasure, players can aim their pistol using L1 and can fire it with R1. The player moves much more slowly than they normally would when carrying the treasure. You can only use your secondary weapon while holding the treasure.
- Plunder may refer to:
* Looting - An ability that can also be referred to as Plunder.
* Plunder - Episode 10 of the anime.
- Plundering is when you send some soldiers into an opponent's town to go and steal resources. I am busy plundering someone and will update this when I figure out all the details.
- plunders live near water in almost every forest in Hiatu. they are rarely seen. thet look like sudowoodo when you find them but istead of getting one wet you have to use cut, rock smash, and defog on one to catch it.
- Plunder (Japanese: うばいとる Plunder) is a Dark-type Physical move introduced in Generation V.
- The secondary ability of the pirate cutthroat is steals credits from an enemy player by using this ability on a ship. The ability is identified by a small floating credit sign over ships it has been used on.
- Plunder was the mirror world version of Detective Jared Morillo. He was the exact opposite in personality to his counterpart as well as an opposite occupation. Flash journeyed to the mirror world once and fought Plunder who was out to kill him for money. The Fastest Man Alive managed to escape from the demented world but unknown to him at the time, Plunder also managed to make his way out of the mirror world. Once in the real world, Plunder joined Blacksmith's Rogues and his objective was to help ruin Flash's life by attacking his loved ones. His first target was Flash's best friend, Chunk, whom he shot with a special bullet that made Chunk's powers flare and turned him into a living black hole. Flash saved his friend and Plunder went after his next victim, this time his own reflection, Jared Morillo. He attacked and killed Jared, replacing him and taking his job as detective. He was successful in his role for quite some time until Morillo's partner, Fred Chyre, realized he wasn't the real Jared. Plunder then revealed himself to be the doppleganger of Morillo and incapacitated Chyre, bringing him to where he had buried the real Jared. Just as he was about to kill Chyre, Jared emerged from the grave, having acquired a heightened healing factor after being stabbed by the villain, Cicada. Jared and Fred managed to defeat Plunder. Plunder returned soon after, having followed them, this time with his ally, Murmur, helping him. They were both thrown out the window of the apartment they were fighting in but both survived. Plunder dissapeared for a long while until he returned with the rest of the new generation of Rogues under the control of The Top. They fought the older Rogues and Flash in an all out war for Central City. The Top was killed by Captain Cold and his control over them wore off but Plunder and the others continued to fight the Rogues for old grudges. Zoom arrived and told Plunder that he didn't belong in this world and that he should go home. He crashed into Plunder, shattering him and supposedly returning him to the mirror world.
- Captain Plunder is a terran vulture pilot and member of the Omega Squadron 28th.
- Plunder is an amount of resources given, when destroying or razing a building, capturing a city, or slaying specific enemy units. Destroying or razing a building or a wonder always yields a fixed amount of a particular resource, which usually matches the type of structure (e.g., destroying/razing a Farm or Granary always yields some Food). When an enemy building is destroyed while it's being constructed, a share of plunder based on the level of completion is given. When a building is destroyed while it's being razed, the plunder in turn goes to the enemy. Knowledge is the only resource which cannot be acquired this way - except when destroying the Super Collider wonder, which gives a large amount of Knowledge. Here is a complete list of plunder values of all buildings and wonders below. Cities are plundered when they are captured. Capturing a nations capital yields 500 of every resource currently available to the nation (except for Knowledge). A few units can be plundered as well:
* General or Patriot +100 File:Wealth.jpg Wealth (Known as Ransom)
* Caravan +50 File:Wealth.jpg Wealth
* Supply Wagon +50 File:Food.jpg Food / +50 File:Wealth.jpg Wealth Plunder values generally do not change or increase through the ages, nor can be increased through research or in any other way. An exception to this are military fortifications (Lookouts, Towers and Forts) - plunder values of these increase with every upgrade. When Stables upgrade to Auto Plants in the Industrial Age, the plundered resource changes from Food to Metal.
- Plunder is an assassin from a mirror universe, a counterpart of police officer Jared Morillo in the real world.
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