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Like all of the townie plumbots, she doesn't have a trait chip. She has mastered in Advanced Technology. File:Spark CA.gif wwWrite the text of your article here! A yellow spark is shown on the monster/player that you've attacked when the armor absorbs the damage done from a hit. Hits that cause a spark do not count towards your shielding skill. When a monster is immune to certain damage types (physical or magical), it also produces sparks. Sparks show also during skinning with Obsidian Knife. Green spark means successful skinning and yellow one on unsuccessful try. __NOWYSIWYG__ Spark Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Spark is an Electric-type move introduced in Generation II. A spark provides an infinitely-parallel, and therefore trans-Turing, hardware substrate, on which an infinite-hash neural net is usually implemented. However, it can't store information in a structured, lasting fashion; thus, it requires external memory to form a "proper" intelligence. All else being equal, a disembodied spark can think about things(information that's structured but transient) and develop a personality(information that's lasting but vague), but has no analogue to our short-term and long-term memory. Since a spark-bot body also provides the external hardware needed to interact with the physical world in many other ways, it almost always contains a set of memory cores for the spark. Exposed to the surface radiation from the nuclear bombs of the Great War, the nucleosolv activated, and almost worked as it did in clinical trials. It did indeed break down the medical, chemical and nuclear waste as intended, but instead of turning the waste into water, it turned it into crystals. Those crystals can be chipped at, producing the smaller grains that the chem is recognized as. The NCR, like other chems, has banned the use of spark. Spark was a Starfleet officer serving as an instructor at Starfleet Academy in 2286. Holding the rank of lieutenant commander, Spark gave lectures on Federation law, specifically on topics dealing with planetary sovereignty, extradition, and political asylum, a topic of particular interest at the time in the aftermath of the Genesis Affair. (FASA RPG module: Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update.) Ted, a cowboy, is granted superhuman powers by scientist Dr. Morgan's "Astro-Pyro Rays." Ted uses his new abilities to become the superhero Captain Red Blazer. Shortly after, he gets a side-kick, Spark, who eventually gains similar powers. Captain Red Blazer and Sparkie are able to fly and generate/control heat and flames. The heroes teamed-up with the boy gang known as the Boy Heroes on several occasions. Spark is the son of murdered Trinsic blacksmith Christopher in Ultima VII, and is a potential party member in the game. He is undoubtedly one of the youngest companions to accompany the Avatar, claiming to be fourteen years of age when the Avatar first met him. At the time of Ultima VII, Spark was an orphan, his unnamed mother having died shortly after his birth. What happened to Spark after the events of Ultima VII was unclear, as little mention was made of him in later games. Spark is a program created by IPeng that allows you to make art on a lab top. Spark is a Electric/Fire Pokémon created by Honeetah for Pokémon Destiny and Fate. It evolves into Pyrolectric through level up with a Flaming Wrench. Spark är en manlig Wraith och han är en del av Guides besättning. Under första Wraith-Asuraner kriget en tungt skadad Wraith Wraith Hive skepp knappt undgår förstörelse av en Asuraner kryssare Guide, Hives befälhavare för de Dart vingar, återvänder ombord från sin Dart och enkäter förlusterna och skadorna tillsammans med skeppets ledande clevermen. Spark, pallax till drottning Snow. Hive skeppet kommer att överleva, men skeppet och besättningen har inte råd många fler sådana nära samtal. De gamla är borta från galaxen, men deras skapelser, Asuranerna, obarmhärtiga, obevekliga nanotekniska konstruktioner drivs av De gamla kärn kommando för att bekämpa Wraith till utrotning och utrustade med kopior av De gamla egna enastående teknologi. The Spark is a ball of electricity that moves about the walls of a room or around platforms. Making any contact with a Spark is dangerous. Throwing something at them is one way a Spark can be beaten. An attack imbued with electricity. Deals light mystic damage to an enemy unit. Spark (スパーク) is a Release Type magic that forces out electrons from a substance and causes an electric discharge phenomenon. The magic target is usually the air molecules within a narrow range from the substance. Although ionization of this nature is a relatively common phenomenon, it requires a very high interference power because the magic affects the substance structure altering it. Sparks are recurring enemies in the Legend of Zelda series. They are brightly colored balls of flashing energy that usually cling to floors, torches, pots, blocks, and other permanent structures, around which they trace a revolving path. In some games, they are vulnerable to certain attacks; in others, they cannot be damaged. However, they can always cause harm to Link if touched. In the games in which Sparks can be killed, they will always respawn as soon as Link leaves and reenters the room. Sparks drop fairies when defeated in some games. [Source] In Vergen, on Rhundurin Square there is also an elven merchant called Spark who sells food items. She is the only Vergen merchant available to Geralt if he chooses Roche's path. She is named after one of the Rats, Iskra, a gang that Ciri joins while she is on the run. Conception Summary Reception Spark is—or was—a brash young vampire who frequented the Raven. In A More Permanent Hell, when it was believed that an asteroid was on course for a collision with Earth that would exterminate all human life on the planet, Spark was one of the vampires emboldened to disregard the code of secrecy and hunt more openly for human prey. At one point, Nick Knight interrupted him, and rescued his victim. To quote the Professors Foglio, the Spark is "whatever it is that makes Mad Scientists what they are. A poorly understood concept that identifies and incorporates a batch of personality traits shared by those who have it." They are "people who seem to have the ability to tinker with the laws of physics as we know them. They are brilliant, focused, and often impatient with those whose thoughts don't run with the speed or in the direction of their own. Because of this, some of those thoughts have veered off in truly alarming directions. This makes them dangerous and shortsighted...". Spark may refer to: * A low level electric spell in Breath of Fire known as Spark * A low level fire spell in Breath of Fire II known as Spark Sparks are a type of electric or arcane elemental creature that appears in certain places where magic is prevalent. They tend to have a specific purpose, such as healing or buffing a boss, exploding, or summoning adds. It is unknown if they are sentient or just an advanced form of spell that is cast by powerful arcane beings. Sparks should not be confused with wisps, which are ethereal nature spirits that have a superficial resemblance to sparks. Sparks first appear in Donkey Kong Jr.. They are generated by Mario to stop Donkey Kong Jr. from saving has father. Sparks are only in Stage 3. Yellow sparks travel on platforms while blue sparks travel to platforms to wires. Le Spark (スパーク Supāku) est un ennemi récurrent dans la saga The Legend of Zelda. left|Un Spark dans Link's AwakeningIls apparaissent généralement comme une boule clignotante qui s'accroche à des groupes de pots ou des blocs, et qui longent les murs, sans s'arrêter. Leur première apparition se fait dans A Link to the Past. Plasma and Spark are sometimes seen as interchangeable, as Spark had later begun exhibiting properties previously seen only in Plasma. In the anime series, Spark Kirby uses long distance attacks like Plasma's energy blasts. In Kirby: Squeak Squad, the upgraded Spark allows Kirby to charge up and fire a long-range attack. Spark is considered to be Plasma's answer to more defensive abilities like Needle or Freeze. Their own ability caps also had very similar designs, implying a larger connection. In Kirby's Return to Dream Land, Plasma's moves from Kirby Super Star were fully integrated into Spark, effectively merging the two abilities. Spark является одним из простейших 2.1 демонов. Некоторые игроки оценивают его даже на 9 32px|link=Звёзды, но это не единственное, что сделало его популярным. Уровень очень хорошо выполнен в плане декора в базовом стиле. Украшений не очень много, но в целом демон смотрится симпатично. Благодаря этому он попал в зал славы и получил отметку "Эпик". When Set, it increases base HP by 11 and base PP by 6. When Spark's battle effect is used, a targeted downed party member has a 60% chance to be revived with his or her HP restored to 60% of his or her maximum HP meter. It is just like the Venus Djinni Quartz from the first game, but with 10% more success rate and 10% more healing involved. Spark (Japonais : ス パ ー キ ー, soit Supākī) est une espèce de créature lumineuse ronde avec de grands yeux et des pupilles noires qui émet des ondes électriques. C'est un ennemi apparu pour la première fois dans Donkey Kong Jr en 1982. On le voit roder sur les murs et les plates-formes en tournant en permanence autour de ceux-ci. Spark is a minor magic spell (or charm or frippery). This causes a tiny, shocking electric spark to jump from the caster's forefinger for a few centimetres. A Indian superhero. Spark is a thief with electromagnetic powers. Spark is an artist for Sonic the Comic Online. To date, their only contribution was a pin-up for Sonic the Poster Mag 2006. Los Sparks son enemigos recurrentes en la Saga Zelda. Son bolas de colores brillantes que se mueven alrededor del piso, Antorchas, Jarrones, y bloques en los que pueden moverse en una ruta fija. En algunos juegos son vulnerables a ciertas armas, y en otros no se les puede destruir; en cualquier caso, siempre causarán daño si se les toca. En los juegos en los que se les puede destruir, siempre reaparecerán al volver al área donde estaban. La mayoría de las veces dejan Hadas como recompensa. Sparks (played by Lachy Hulme) is the operator and general-purpose crewmember of the Logos in the film The Matrix Revolutions and the video game Enter The Matrix. As seen in Enter the Matrix, Sparks serves as the Operator on the Logos alongside his captain and the ship's pilot, Niobe, and weapons expert and first mate Ghost. His sarcastic and irreverent demeanor serve to alleviate the sometimes tense situations aboard the Logos. Sparks is known for saying "And since your lives obviously mean nothing to you, I ask you to try to think of something that does have meaning. Namely, my life". Spark's last name, Etincelle, means "Spark", as a reference to her codename and technological powers. Spark is the first episode of Garo: Makai Senki. It features the debut appearances of the Makai High Priestess, Grace, Reo Fudou and the Man in the Red Mask. thumb|200px|right|Sparks Sparks sind die Lebenskraft der Transformers, quasi ihre Seele, die ihren robotischen Körper Leben einhaucht. Alle Transformer, Maximals, Predacons, Autobots und Decepticons, besitzen einen Spark. Spark is an archetype of cards (mainly spells) in the Light Civilization. A yellow spark is shown on the monster/player that you've attacked when the armor absorbs the damage done from a hit. Hits that cause a spark do not count towards your shielding skill. When a monster is immune to certain damage types (physical or magical), it also produces sparks. Sparks show also during skinning with Obsidian Knife. Green spark means successful skinning and yellow one on unsuccessful try. Green spark show when player got banned, or if someone heal using Heal Friend May paralyze target. Spark es un enemigo cuya primera aparición es en Donkey Kong. Jr. Estos enemigos son esferas con 2 ojos y cubiertos por una luz electrica, ellos también aparecen en varios juegos empezando por Super Mario. 2 y en las sagas de Mario vs Donkey Kong, suelen semejarse a un Amperio. Categoría:Enemigos Categoría:Sub-especies Categoría:Enemigos de Mario Categoría:Enemigos de Super Mario Bros. 2 Categoría:Super Mario Bros. 2 Categoría:Personajes |} Sells faction rewards for Order of Flame Remains of the actual story here. Due to my laziness, I never actually finished this story. So here's a summary. Spark are a bouncer that bounce on all direction. [[Category:Column materials]][[Category:Row materials]] Spark is an illegal fruit. The reasons for it being illegal is that it can give the eater a relaxation feeling, but destroying the brain cells at the same time. However, it only starts destroying the brain cells after the person is addicted to spark. The juice of spark is also very similar to beers. Spark was discovered 95,000 years before the Mask of Ignika Saga. Those born with the spark are people who not only have the ability to channel with experienced guidance but will inevitably begin to channel with or without training. Three out of four women with the spark do not survive this learning process on their own. Most who do not receive formal training (called wilders by Aes Sedai) either die or achieve a rudimentary control, often accompanied by unconscious blocks preventing them from hurting themselves by drawing too much and burning themselves out. In much of the Westlands, a family will readily send a daughter to the White Tower if she shows signs of channeling. This holds true even among those who dislike the Aes Sedai, such as in Tear and Amadicia. Master of Derp. benvenuti i spark consulting |} Sells faction rewards for Flammenorden

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__NOWYSIWYG__ Spark Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Spark is an Electric-type move introduced in Generation II. thumb|200px|right|Sparks Sparks sind die Lebenskraft der Transformers, quasi ihre Seele, die ihren robotischen Körper Leben einhaucht. Alle Transformer, Maximals, Predacons, Autobots und Decepticons, besitzen einen Spark. Sparks are recurring enemies in the Legend of Zelda series. They are brightly colored balls of flashing energy that usually cling to floors, torches, pots, blocks, and other permanent structures, around which they trace a revolving path. In some games, they are vulnerable to certain attacks; in others, they cannot be damaged. However, they can always cause harm to Link if touched. In the games in which Sparks can be killed, they will always respawn as soon as Link leaves and reenters the room. Sparks drop fairies when defeated in some games. Sparks appear to be based on a similar enemy from the Mario Series that shared the same behavior and name. May paralyze target. Spark is an artist for Sonic the Comic Online. To date, their only contribution was a pin-up for Sonic the Poster Mag 2006. Remains of the actual story here. Due to my laziness, I never actually finished this story. So here's a summary. Those born with the spark are people who not only have the ability to channel with experienced guidance but will inevitably begin to channel with or without training. Three out of four women with the spark do not survive this learning process on their own. Most who do not receive formal training (called wilders by Aes Sedai) either die or achieve a rudimentary control, often accompanied by unconscious blocks preventing them from hurting themselves by drawing too much and burning themselves out. In much of the Westlands, a family will readily send a daughter to the White Tower if she shows signs of channeling. This holds true even among those who dislike the Aes Sedai, such as in Tear and Amadicia. The White Tower would ideally find and train every girl born with the spark in the Westlands both to save the girl from the dangers and to claim her as a part of the tower's dwindling numbers. In practice, the Tower does not succeed in finding very many girls at all - neither those with a spark nor those who have the ability to learn - and many channelers born with the spark become wilders in the Westlands. Nynaeve al'Meara is one such woman; she was born with the spark and began channeling long before the opportunity for training was presented. She and Sharina Melloy are the two most powerful channelers alive as far as Aes Sedai are aware, and the fact that their existence would have eluded the Tower's grasp under normal circumstances speaks to the Tower's failure in finding channelers. Other channelers of notable ability who would not have been found by the Tower under normal circumstances would be Egwene al'Vere, Nicola Treehill and Bodewhin Cauthon; all of these women are more powerful channelers than any Aes Sedai to be seen in years. Spark is a program created by IPeng that allows you to make art on a lab top. Spark may refer to: * A low level electric spell in Breath of Fire known as Spark * A low level fire spell in Breath of Fire II known as Spark When Set, it increases base HP by 11 and base PP by 6. When Spark's battle effect is used, a targeted downed party member has a 60% chance to be revived with his or her HP restored to 60% of his or her maximum HP meter. It is just like the Venus Djinni Quartz from the first game, but with 10% more success rate and 10% more healing involved. The Spark is a ball of electricity that moves about the walls of a room or around platforms. Making any contact with a Spark is dangerous. Throwing something at them is one way a Spark can be beaten. Spark is the son of murdered Trinsic blacksmith Christopher in Ultima VII, and is a potential party member in the game. He is undoubtedly one of the youngest companions to accompany the Avatar, claiming to be fourteen years of age when the Avatar first met him. At the time of Ultima VII, Spark was an orphan, his unnamed mother having died shortly after his birth. Spark was first encountered in gameplay by his father's house in the northwest corner of Trinsic. His character portrait initially showed a crying sullen teenager, as he was obviously stricken with grief when he first encountered the Avatar. Spark explained that he was among the first to find his father's ritually dismembered corpse, and was helpful to the Avatar in pursuing an investigation of the murder. Spark pointed out Christopher's recent decision to leave the Fellowship, his sudden acquisition of wealth, and the presence of a hook-handed man and a wingless gargoyle fleeing the scene of the murder. He then begged to be allowed to accompany the Avatar out of a desire for revenge against his father's killers. Iolo, if present in the party, professed some doubt as to the wisdom of adventuring with a child, and was rebutted by Spark knocking an insect near to Iolo's head out of the air with a sling stone. Ultimately, having Spark accompany the Avatar was optional. What happened to Spark after the events of Ultima VII was unclear, as little mention was made of him in later games. Spark is a thief with electromagnetic powers. A yellow spark is shown on the monster/player that you've attacked when the armor absorbs the damage done from a hit. Hits that cause a spark do not count towards your shielding skill. When a monster is immune to certain damage types (physical or magical), it also produces sparks. Sparks show also during skinning with Obsidian Knife. Green spark means successful skinning and yellow one on unsuccessful try. Green spark show when player got banned, or if someone heal using Heal Friend in the past when a player used a furniture kit outside of their house, it produced sparks. The sparks appeared where the kit was, so when it was in a backpack, the sparks appeared on the player's character as if it's being hit. Since update 10.92 you can no longer "use" furniture kits. Spark was a Starfleet officer serving as an instructor at Starfleet Academy in 2286. Holding the rank of lieutenant commander, Spark gave lectures on Federation law, specifically on topics dealing with planetary sovereignty, extradition, and political asylum, a topic of particular interest at the time in the aftermath of the Genesis Affair. (FASA RPG module: Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update.) Spark es un enemigo cuya primera aparición es en Donkey Kong. Jr. Estos enemigos son esferas con 2 ojos y cubiertos por una luz electrica, ellos también aparecen en varios juegos empezando por Super Mario. 2 y en las sagas de Mario vs Donkey Kong, suelen semejarse a un Amperio. Categoría:Enemigos Categoría:Sub-especies Categoría:Enemigos de Mario Categoría:Enemigos de Super Mario Bros. 2 Categoría:Super Mario Bros. 2 Categoría:Personajes Master of Derp. |} Like all of the townie plumbots, she doesn't have a trait chip. She has mastered in Advanced Technology. Ted, a cowboy, is granted superhuman powers by scientist Dr. Morgan's "Astro-Pyro Rays." Ted uses his new abilities to become the superhero Captain Red Blazer. Shortly after, he gets a side-kick, Spark, who eventually gains similar powers. Captain Red Blazer and Sparkie are able to fly and generate/control heat and flames. The heroes teamed-up with the boy gang known as the Boy Heroes on several occasions. Spark is a minor magic spell (or charm or frippery). This causes a tiny, shocking electric spark to jump from the caster's forefinger for a few centimetres. benvenuti i spark consulting A Indian superhero. Spark является одним из простейших 2.1 демонов. Некоторые игроки оценивают его даже на 9 32px|link=Звёзды, но это не единственное, что сделало его популярным. Уровень очень хорошо выполнен в плане декора в базовом стиле. Украшений не очень много, но в целом демон смотрится симпатично. Благодаря этому он попал в зал славы и получил отметку "Эпик". File:Spark CA.gif wwWrite the text of your article here! Spark is the first episode of Garo: Makai Senki. It features the debut appearances of the Makai High Priestess, Grace, Reo Fudou and the Man in the Red Mask. Los Sparks son enemigos recurrentes en la Saga Zelda. Son bolas de colores brillantes que se mueven alrededor del piso, Antorchas, Jarrones, y bloques en los que pueden moverse en una ruta fija. En algunos juegos son vulnerables a ciertas armas, y en otros no se les puede destruir; en cualquier caso, siempre causarán daño si se les toca. En los juegos en los que se les puede destruir, siempre reaparecerán al volver al área donde estaban. La mayoría de las veces dejan Hadas como recompensa. Le Spark (スパーク Supāku) est un ennemi récurrent dans la saga The Legend of Zelda. left|Un Spark dans Link's AwakeningIls apparaissent généralement comme une boule clignotante qui s'accroche à des groupes de pots ou des blocs, et qui longent les murs, sans s'arrêter. Leur première apparition se fait dans A Link to the Past. Spark (Japonais : ス パ ー キ ー, soit Supākī) est une espèce de créature lumineuse ronde avec de grands yeux et des pupilles noires qui émet des ondes électriques. C'est un ennemi apparu pour la première fois dans Donkey Kong Jr en 1982. On le voit roder sur les murs et les plates-formes en tournant en permanence autour de ceux-ci. Spark is a Electric/Fire Pokémon created by Honeetah for Pokémon Destiny and Fate. It evolves into Pyrolectric through level up with a Flaming Wrench. Plasma and Spark are sometimes seen as interchangeable, as Spark had later begun exhibiting properties previously seen only in Plasma. In the anime series, Spark Kirby uses long distance attacks like Plasma's energy blasts. In Kirby: Squeak Squad, the upgraded Spark allows Kirby to charge up and fire a long-range attack. Spark is considered to be Plasma's answer to more defensive abilities like Needle or Freeze. Their own ability caps also had very similar designs, implying a larger connection. In Kirby's Return to Dream Land, Plasma's moves from Kirby Super Star were fully integrated into Spark, effectively merging the two abilities. In earlier appearances, this ability didn't create a field of electricity but rather shot small, exploding blasts of electricity from Kirby (or Sparky). Since Kirby's Dream Land 3, it was changed into a shocking force field, sometimes with sparks trailing across the ground. Spark is a Mode for Robobot Armor in Kirby: Planet Robobot. An attack imbued with electricity. Deals light mystic damage to an enemy unit. A spark provides an infinitely-parallel, and therefore trans-Turing, hardware substrate, on which an infinite-hash neural net is usually implemented. However, it can't store information in a structured, lasting fashion; thus, it requires external memory to form a "proper" intelligence. All else being equal, a disembodied spark can think about things(information that's structured but transient) and develop a personality(information that's lasting but vague), but has no analogue to our short-term and long-term memory. Since a spark-bot body also provides the external hardware needed to interact with the physical world in many other ways, it almost always contains a set of memory cores for the spark. From a physical perspective, a spark is like a complex standing wave in the zero-point field. Indeed, like a sound wave but unlike a light wave, a spark is a pattern of energy in a substrate, without physicality in itself. It emits EM radiation across the spectrum, being somewhat dangerous to Ancients due to the gamma and hard X-ray emissions. This makes it visible as a glowing white structure. This also interferes with other sparks, even through the standard shielding for their spark cores, but to a degree that takes training to even detect. A spark's EM emissions as such are less useful than this interference upon another infinitely-parallel processor, at least for gathering high-level information about the spark. This interference is usually characterized by its meta-patterns, perceived by Shamans as line segments. All long-term stable meta-patterns can be described by one of a family of beziers, and thus they're called "arcs". Arcs are possible that require multiple beziers, are beyond describing with beziers(called "trans-trajectory"), or are simply straight or elliptical; straight and elliptical arcs will eventually decay out of existence, while the others will eventually decay into similar bezier arcs. In the River Resistance, new sparks are created by Shamans, traditionally starting with a single sinusoidal arc. Such a "blank" spark is placed in a new body, usually simple and small. Over the course of several hours, a "blank" spark will increase in complexity to the limit of entropy. Self-interference can complete this process in approximately 4.7 hours, but interference from nearby sparks will speed the process up, such that typical spark maturation in River base is 3.4 hours. The Third Spark has new sparks manufactured by collision of gravitating hyperelementary particles, in the "spark reactor". This process creates a "fracture spark", composed entirely of linear arcs; the Third Spark herself then "sculpts" the new spark into the form she wants. Since she usually wants a simple spark to start, she usually leaves many arcs as simple L-shapes, occupying entropic exclusion slots without contributing much to personality. (Her participation in the process is secret; her forces, even the sub-sentient code-bots operating the spark reactor, believe the manufacturing specifications she provides are the extent of her influence on the process.) Spark are a bouncer that bounce on all direction. [[Category:Column materials]][[Category:Row materials]] Spark (スパーク) is a Release Type magic that forces out electrons from a substance and causes an electric discharge phenomenon. The magic target is usually the air molecules within a narrow range from the substance. Although ionization of this nature is a relatively common phenomenon, it requires a very high interference power because the magic affects the substance structure altering it. "Spark" has an electrical discharge range broader than that of Hattori Gyoubushoujo Hanzou's Slithering Sanders, for it is a better technique, despite applying conditions like using a frictional static electricity discharge. Sells faction rewards for Flammenorden Spark is an illegal fruit. The reasons for it being illegal is that it can give the eater a relaxation feeling, but destroying the brain cells at the same time. However, it only starts destroying the brain cells after the person is addicted to spark. The juice of spark is also very similar to beers. Spark was discovered 95,000 years before the Mask of Ignika Saga. Sparks first appear in Donkey Kong Jr.. They are generated by Mario to stop Donkey Kong Jr. from saving has father. Sparks are only in Stage 3. Yellow sparks travel on platforms while blue sparks travel to platforms to wires. A yellow spark is shown on the monster/player that you've attacked when the armor absorbs the damage done from a hit. Hits that cause a spark do not count towards your shielding skill. When a monster is immune to certain damage types (physical or magical), it also produces sparks. Sparks show also during skinning with Obsidian Knife. Green spark means successful skinning and yellow one on unsuccessful try. When a player uses a furniture kit outside of their house, it will also produce sparks. The sparks appear where the kit is, so when it's in a backpack, the sparks appear on the player's character as if it's being hit. Spark är en manlig Wraith och han är en del av Guides besättning. Under första Wraith-Asuraner kriget en tungt skadad Wraith Wraith Hive skepp knappt undgår förstörelse av en Asuraner kryssare Guide, Hives befälhavare för de Dart vingar, återvänder ombord från sin Dart och enkäter förlusterna och skadorna tillsammans med skeppets ledande clevermen. Spark, pallax till drottning Snow. Hive skeppet kommer att överleva, men skeppet och besättningen har inte råd många fler sådana nära samtal. De gamla är borta från galaxen, men deras skapelser, Asuranerna, obarmhärtiga, obevekliga nanotekniska konstruktioner drivs av De gamla kärn kommando för att bekämpa Wraith till utrotning och utrustade med kopior av De gamla egna enastående teknologi. Guide, Seeker, och Spark diskutera den hopplösa situationen med drottningen av deras Hive, Snow, en ung men viljestark drottning av linjen förstainstansrättens Mother Osprey. Som komplicerar saken är det faktum att medan Spark är pallax, Guide älskar Snow djupt och vill bli Consort, drottningens officiella kompis (liksom först i rang på Hive efter drottningen själv). Snow vägrar att ge efter för förtvivlan och godkänner en plan som föreslagits av Guide, Seeker, och Spark: annan Hive lyckats upptäcka ett sätt att avaktivera attacken kommandot i Asuraner bas kod; Men misslyckades eftersom koden måste bytas vid Asuraner centrala data kärna, i hjärtat av deras huvudstad på Asuras deras försök. Annars kommer koden ändringen utplånats av Asuranerna' civilisationen omfattande periodisk uppdatering från säkerhetskopior som lagras i kärnan. Trion föreslår att infiltrera Asuras solsystemet i ett återvunnet övergiven De gamla fraktskepp, sedan ta sig till kärnan i dart och ladda upp koden patch och därmed slut på kriget med Asuranerna vid en knapptryckning. När snattade fraktskeppet in i Asuraner hemmasystem med Snow vid rodret, Guide, Seeker, och Spark, tillsammans med extra Dart piloter, gömma i sitt lastrum tillsammans dart modifierats för att undvika upptäckt av Asuraner sensorer; De vågar knappt andas, för list av en tom fraktskepp på en automatisk återkallelse kurs måste hålla tillräckligt länge för att nå dart utbud av Asuras. Gambit lyckas och Dart piloterna gör en direkt för planeten med snö, Guide, Seeker, och gnista gömt i Dart "mönsterbuffertar. Foursome är avsläppt i City-skeppet som fungerar som mittpunkten i Asuranerna "spretigt kapital, på gångavstånd från datakärnan. Med hjälp av Seldom-Seens kamouflage enheter, de undviker upptäckt tills de når datakärnan. När de hacka Asuraner systemet och börja programmera koden plåster, Asuranerna blir genast medveten om dem och konvergera på deras position. Vid tiden de första Asuranerna göra det genom dörren och sönderdelas av strejken lagets modifierade bedövning, är koden patch klar; men det finns nu sju minuter kvar tills den nya koden sprids till hela Asuraner kollektiv i nästa systemuppdatering. Asuranerna, som väntat, har anpassat sig till de modifierade stunner blaster och laget, nu försvarslösa, måste fly. De lyckas få till en extern avsats på City-skeppet och de enda överlevande Dart landar i närheten; piloten informerar dem att City-skeppet har höjt sköldar - de är instängda. Guide tar Dart kontroller och balkar resten till culling strålen bufferten; den Asuraner skölden är sämre än De gamla mönster och kan försvagas tillräckligt genom att förstöra någon av sina tio sändare, som ligger inom skölden omkrets. Staden börjar lansera drönare och Guide missar målet på första passet; han tar en annan passera och lyckas slå emitter, försvagar sköld nog att låta Dart att slå igenom. Den dart gör det att kretsa kring, där flera Asuraner kryssare rutan det i; Det har nu gått mer än sju minuter och Asuranerna fortfarande attackerar. Guide börjar misströsta för misslyckande; oförmögen att kalla in Hive skeppet för pick-up i mitten av en Asuraner korseld, syftar han dart på en kryssares brygga i en självmordskörning. Just då, dock kryssare alla stoppa deras anfall och göra tillbaka för omloppsbana Asuras, ignorera dart helt. Uppdraget har lyckats, och Guide kallar i kupan. Tillbaka ombord, Guide tar hans plats som Snows Consort, är Spark gjord Master av Vetenskap Fysisk och, till Guide milda förtret, förblir pallax och Seeker görs Master av Vetenskap Biologi. (ATL: "Stargate Atlantis: Consort") kategori:Wraith kategori:Nämnd endast Atlantis karaktär |} Sells faction rewards for Order of Flame Sparks (played by Lachy Hulme) is the operator and general-purpose crewmember of the Logos in the film The Matrix Revolutions and the video game Enter The Matrix. As seen in Enter the Matrix, Sparks serves as the Operator on the Logos alongside his captain and the ship's pilot, Niobe, and weapons expert and first mate Ghost. His sarcastic and irreverent demeanor serve to alleviate the sometimes tense situations aboard the Logos. Sparks is known for saying "And since your lives obviously mean nothing to you, I ask you to try to think of something that does have meaning. Namely, my life". Sparks are a type of electric or arcane elemental creature that appears in certain places where magic is prevalent. They tend to have a specific purpose, such as healing or buffing a boss, exploding, or summoning adds. It is unknown if they are sentient or just an advanced form of spell that is cast by powerful arcane beings. Sparks should not be confused with wisps, which are ethereal nature spirits that have a superficial resemblance to sparks. Exposed to the surface radiation from the nuclear bombs of the Great War, the nucleosolv activated, and almost worked as it did in clinical trials. It did indeed break down the medical, chemical and nuclear waste as intended, but instead of turning the waste into water, it turned it into crystals. Those crystals can be chipped at, producing the smaller grains that the chem is recognized as. The NCR, like other chems, has banned the use of spark. Spark is—or was—a brash young vampire who frequented the Raven. In A More Permanent Hell, when it was believed that an asteroid was on course for a collision with Earth that would exterminate all human life on the planet, Spark was one of the vampires emboldened to disregard the code of secrecy and hunt more openly for human prey. At one point, Nick Knight interrupted him, and rescued his victim. When Natalie Lambert decided that the only way for her to survive the pending catastrophe was to be brought over, she turned to Nick to do this for her. But Nick refused. Not accepting her fate, Natalie went to the Raven to find another vampire who would oblige her. She picked up Spark, and proposed to him that he could have her if he brought her over. He was quite prepared to go through with it, although she changed her mind at the last minute. He pursued her; but Nick came to her rescue, and killed Spark by staking him. Spark's last name, Etincelle, means "Spark", as a reference to her codename and technological powers. To quote the Professors Foglio, the Spark is "whatever it is that makes Mad Scientists what they are. A poorly understood concept that identifies and incorporates a batch of personality traits shared by those who have it." They are "people who seem to have the ability to tinker with the laws of physics as we know them. They are brilliant, focused, and often impatient with those whose thoughts don't run with the speed or in the direction of their own. Because of this, some of those thoughts have veered off in truly alarming directions. This makes them dangerous and shortsighted...". Sparks tend to inspire [ loyalty] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]] (or at least [ obedient fear] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]]) in lesser mortals and thus acquire a coterie of minions. This intuitive ability and associated charisma come at a price, however: Sparks are mad scientists who often lose awareness of [ practical] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]] and even [ ethical] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]] concerns in their pursuit of technical apotheosis. In fact, down-to-earth solutions mostly strike them as [ extremely boring] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]]. There can be competent, even brilliant, engineers and researchers who are nevertheless not Sparks; and therefore will never make the intuitive leaps necessary to "truly warp the laws of nature" and arrive at such creations as Dr. Jekyll's formula, Dr. Frankenstein's monster, a Strong AI implemented in clockwork, or even the absolutely perfect cup of coffee. (However, some apparently sparky creations — such as nuclear submarines equivalent to Captain Nemo's Nautilus, heavier-than-air flying machines, Google AdSense, and mortgage-backed securities — actually do exist in our world.) [Source] In Vergen, on Rhundurin Square there is also an elven merchant called Spark who sells food items. She is the only Vergen merchant available to Geralt if he chooses Roche's path. She is named after one of the Rats, Iskra, a gang that Ciri joins while she is on the run. Conception Summary Reception Spark is an archetype of cards (mainly spells) in the Light Civilization.

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