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File:TerrainSpecial Nightshade.png Nightshade is a type of Terrain Special - specifically one of the Minerals. This mineral appears on the overland map as a plant with small red fruit. Nightshade is abundant on both Arcanus and Myrror, and will only appear in Swamp tiles. Nightshade cannot be altered by the Transmute spell. It can however be removed from a tile by raising a Volcano in that tile. Corruption temporarily removes the protection of Nightshade. Reborn from the ashes of her two previous existences, Nightshade has reclaimed her past memories. Twisted into an unholy abomination much like her creator, Nightshade has grown able to beguile not only by word, but also through her advanced holographic generators, allowing her to appear wherever she wishes without any warning. Fearful whispers hint that she can even heal herself by siphoning energon and parts from others. Still retaining her tetra-sweepcraft altmode, Nightshade has also gained a more bestial form as a vampire bat. With her skill in the ancient Cybertronian martial art of Crystalocution and her unique new abilities, Nightshade is a dangerous foe, and not to be underestimated. A growing arrogance in her skills, as well as a penchant for taking big risks, can be used against Nightshade is a toxin, very mild to Highborn, and somewhat stronger to Kendar. It is used as a sedative. Ardeth use it on multiple occasions to sedative Adric. Rare. Autumn. Coniferous forest (Reikwald, Drak Wald). Nightshade (tạm dịch: Hoa Cà) là cây thứ hai lấy được ở Modern Day trong Plants vs. Zombies 2. Nó tấn công zombie ở gần bằng cách đập lá của mình vào zombie đó, nhưng chỉ có thể làm thế được tối đa ba lần. Nếu được tăng sức mạnh bởi Moonflower, nó sẽ có khả năng mọc lại lá và thay vì chỉ đập, nó sẽ bắn lá về phía zombie, biến nó trở thành một cây bắn xa hiệu quả. Tuy nhiên, đạn lá này có sát thương thấp hơn so với đòn đánh tầm gần. From the back cover: After two hundred years of civil war the planet Oriana is dying. Most of the surface vegetation is gone, the air is nearly unbreathable, and the people themselves are dying. Now, the two warring factions have finally sat down to talk peace, and Captain Picard and the U.S.S. Enterprise are sent to help them negotiate a settlement. Now, Worf and Troi must unravel the truth and prevent planet-wide disaster, before time runs out for the people of Oriana and the crew of the Starship Enterprise. Nightshade is the only known name for the founder and first Primus of the Verbena Tradition. She is said to have been born in England in the late 14th or early 15th century. Her parents were keepers of the Old Faith and she grew up to be a strong leader and priestess of the English pagan community. Nightshade (Tatiana Markov) is a member of C.O.R.E.. From Romania, she presumably is an Exemplar. She has a minion, Free Wing, whom she created by the use of careful brainwashing. The raven haired Amazon stood an imposing six foot three in her bare feet and was rarely seen without heels that added to her impressive height, yet for all her strength, Tatiana was vain about her hair. She spent more in a week on hair care products than some families did in a month on food and as far as she was concerned it was money well spent. She also has a "private room at the top of Dickenson Cottage." Nightshade is a city located in Massachusetts. The population is currently 45,391. The Minutemen live in the downtown district at Heidrich Apartments. State Populatiion Major Places Year founded First Appearance Last Appearance Nightshade is the only surviving member of the royal family of the Land of the Nightshades, where she uses her inherited shadow powers to fight crime and evil. A poisonous plant whose roots and leaves, if prepared correctly, can be beneficial. Nightshade is a planet in the Nemean Abyss colonized by Wolfen Engineering for mining a certain type of unobtainium and as a frontier colony in this hostile region. It is the first human colony in the Nemean Abyss and it is where most of the starcraft from Wolfen are built before being sent to Alliance Buyers. Podstawowym zastosowaniem Nightshade jest stawiania przedmiotów typu Deployables w strategicznie ważnych miejscach. Jeden pojazd jest w stanie uzbroić dwie Spidermine Traps, Stasis Field, EMP Mine oraz Shield Generator jednocześnie. Aby położyć obiekt, Nightshade musi zostać wpierw zdezaktywowany z osłony, co wykonuje się odpowiednimi przyciskami. Ponadto pojazd został wyposażony w wiązkę energetyczną typu scondary fire Link Guna, która może być używana do leczenia Power Nodes oraz innych pojazdów, a także zadawania niewielkich obrażeń przeciwnikom. Po pewnym czasie od rozłożenia odnowi się zapas deployables. The Nightshade was a hoverbike model produced by the Rendili Vehicle Corporation during the Cold War between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire. Not to be confused with the rank-smelling plant of the same name, the fungal cap from this rare and unusual mushroom may be either crushed or boiled into a tea. The mage must always use great care when handling nightshade, for it is not only a very potent hallucinogenic, but also extremely noxious. It adds illusory or poisonous elements to a spell. Nightshade -- named by its first captain, Nevil Clavain -- was a carbon-black, Conjoiner-built lighthugger constructed in the Epsilon Eridani system as a prototype for several advanced technologies. Small compared to standard lighthuggers, or those built later using its now-proven technologies, it was none-the-less capable of making interstellar journeys. Nightshade – samochód typu muscle występujący w Grand Theft Auto V, który został dodany w aktualizacji Szefowie i inni przestępcy. Jest produkowany przez firmę Imponte. Nightshade jest wzorowany na Chevrolecie Camaro drugiej generacji. Dysponuje bardzo dobrą prędkością maksymalną i średnim przyspieszeniem. Charakteryzuje się również średnimi jakościowo hamulcami i średnią przyczepnością. Jest to pojazd dwuosobowy, który może być modyfikowany w warsztatach samochodowych. Poza standardowymi modyfikacjami, można mu maskę, przedni zderzak i rurę wydechową. A nice, quiet honeymoon was probably too much to ask, wasn't it? But after a string of adventures, our crime-fighters are finally headed for home. And if they happen to be carrying a mysterious amulet the Nazis would kill to recover, that's just all in a day's work. But when murder strikes mid-air, the Red Panda must find a killer who strikes with deadly... Nightshade! Rafaella "Nightshade" Diamond is a very beautiful reformed female jewel thief who works for Big Boss and is secretly in love with Mace who later proposed to her. Nightshade was born into a rich family. She ended up disowned when she turned to crime stealing expensive and exotic jewelry for the thrill of it, not out of financial needs. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. Oils harvested from the deadly Nightshade plants give your Envenomed Weapons the ability to slow enemies. Queen Nightshade (a.k.a. the Spore Queen) is the realm lord of the Garden of Terror. She has feigned ignorance of the terrors that have overtaken the garden, but some are beginning to suspect that she has gone mad. Aeriela Kharna, known more commonly as Nightshade, is a Veiled One commander. __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Nightshade File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Nightshade File:Blindeye Deluxe.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Rare Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 8 Rare File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png +8% to Spy when attacking Soothes the troubled mind to sleep __FORCETOC__ Image:Help.png Nightshade the vixen was a seer and healer in the army of Swartt Sixclaw. She was older than Swartt (although it's unclear by how much), and usually gave him advice to further his ambitions. Although Swartt didn't treat her very well, the vixen remained loyal to him, feeling it was in her destiny. Nightshade is Toothless's Girl Friend in How to Train Your Dragon 3 The Nightshade was the secretary of the Mysterious Somebody during his reign over the PPC from 1992-1999 HST, having been promoted from her old job as a nurse after distinguishing herself during the insanity epidemic. During the Reorganisation she became dissatisfied with his rule and joined forces with the Orchid from the Mary Sue Factory in an effort to bring down her master. Her efforts were largely in vain due to the actions of Nyx Nightingale and the Sunflower Official; following the Mysterious Somebody's departure from the PPC, the Nightshade and the Orchid lived near the Factory, watching over his activities, and in 2006 they attempted to prevent his attack on Headquarters by capturing him, with the aid of the Gladiolus. Though this had some initial success, the Mysterious Somebody Nightshade is a quest item used in the Watchtower quest. It is a poisonous plant, and must be used to incapacitate the Ogre guards in order to access the Ogre Enclave. Eating one results in 43% of your hp in damage: You eat the nightshade... Player: Ahhh! what have I done ! The nightshade was highly poisonous Being the only surviving member of the royal family of the Land of the Nightshades, Eve Eden uses her inherited shadow powers to fight crime and evil as Nightshade. Lockdown est une musique de Underworld : Blood Wars composée par Michael Wandmacher. Elle est la septième piste sur la bande musicale de Underworld : Blood Wars. Catégorie:Musiques Catégorie:Musiques de Blood Wars Catégorie:Musiques instrumentales Descendants of the Reapers who draw their power from the Moon. The Reapers are in turn descendents of the god Pan Gu. Their classes are the Duskblade, wielding Sabers, and the Stormbringer, who uses Scythe weapons. All Nightshade characters, whichever class they pick, gain access to the Reaper form at level 9. The Nightshades are, simultaneously, Ronin -warriors who have lost their master- and saviours bound to the task set by that master, to defend Perfect World. -pwi Release notes The normal weapons for Stormbringers and Duskblades can be crafted at only one NPC: Blacksmith Okan in Dawnglory El Nightshade es un vehículo, estilo Muscle Car, que aparece solamente en el modo Online de Grand Theft Auto V, como parte de la actualización GTA Online: Ejecutivos y otros criminales. Es fabricado por Imponte. Advertised as "deadly" by its creator, cosmetics firm Chez Gerard, Nightshade was a perfume that was largely created by Dr. Isley. Nightshade is a deadly plant, as such it is often described as poison nightshade. Nightshade is most fond of walking about in the guise of a giant cat. In her true form, she is tall and graceful with light skin and long, dark blue hair. She has also been known to take the form of a giant bear. Nightshade is a multiplayer map in StarCraft: Brood War. It supports up to seven players. Nightshades are known to live in the Twisting Nether. In the Twisting Nether, three types of nightshades are known: nightcrawler nightshades, nightwalker nightshades, and nightwing nightshades. Nightcrawlers often travel in pairs, nightwalkers travel in gangs, and nightwings travel in flocks. In Manual of Monsters Appendix Three, the Nightshades are given a description, however the validity of the source is disputed. Nightshade was a herb used to make a poison that could incapacitate or kill the target. A deadlier blend was the Green Nightshade. The Imponte Nightshade is a two-door muscle car featured in Grand Theft Auto Online as part of the Executives and Other Criminals update. Nightshade Everdeen is a tall, fair-skinned female dragon-slayer with long, grey-white hair and grey eyes. She is a Slayer in Slayers Corner. Nightshade Everdeen is Roleplayed by SnapeFan1. Nightshade is the name of planets in multiple works of science fiction. In Richard Paul Russo's 1990 novel Inner Eclipse, the sinister sounding Nighshade is a swampy gangster planet controlled by organized crime groups selling the drug Flex. Many of these ancient cultures eventually migrated to territory near northern Africa. Scriptures from several groups, most prominently the Aginka, tell that they were called to journey by their spiritual leaders. After a brief period of warring between some cultures, many of them were united under the rule of the Gyialy Emperor, who named the territory Vursai'ei, meaning "Shadowed Land" in the ancient language. This name was likely chosen as runic magic is often associated with nighttime and darkness. Leadership over the lands remained in the Gyialy family for over 700 years. Initial effect: Lowers Dexterity by 1 Secondary effect: Lowers Dexterity by 1 to 2 (1d2) Save DC: 10 Nightshade is resisted upon contraction if the target makes a successful fortitude saving throw. If the save fails, the initial effect is applied, and one minute later a second saving throw is attempted to avoid the secondary effect. Nightshades are powerful undead composed of equal parts darkness and absolute evil. Nightshades can read and understand all forms of communication; however, they communicate with others by telepathy. Used in Recipes for the Following: Documentation on how to edit this page can be found at Hints, Guides and Discussions should be placed in the Discussion tab. Nightshade is a plant used in Underworld: Blood Wars to create a poison that paralyzes or kills Vampires. Most Vampires die upon exposure to nightshade; stronger Vampires and Vampire-Corvinus Strain Hybrids are paralyzed instead. Nightshade is also poisonous to humans and many animals. Its effect on other types of Hybrids and Lycans is unknown. The nightshade was used in Europe as a poison. It caused the potato to be ignored in Europe for decades because of its similar appearance. Eggplant, bell peppers, tobacco and tomatoes are all in the nightshade family. Nightshade, the witch of the Deep Fell, is one of the primary antagonists of the Landover novels. She was the daughter of a human mother and a fairy father, and when her father abandoned them, she was left heart-broken, which drove her to evil. For her wicked acts, she was exiled from the fairy mists, and, as of the start of the series, had dwelt within Landover for centuries. During that time, she was the enemy of the dragon Strabo. Nightshade is a pirate on the Meridian Ocean.

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Rare, poisonous plant that appears only when the moons are in a certain conjunction. Those who learn its whereabouts and manage to be there in the dead of night when the moons are full can pick nightshade without danger and benefit from its powerful ability as a reagent to create illusions. A deadly plant if eaten, nightshade can bind illusions, or if used by different methods, spells of poison. Nightshade is so named for its nocturnal growing habits. Of such rarity is this reagent that few know to begin a search after the day has passed. For they who do, such a search is often futile, as nightshade is only visible by means of spell-magic. Yet, it can be so found throughout the lands leftightshade - Not to be confused with the rank-smelling plant of the same name, the Nightshade used in the mystic arts is an extremely rare mushroom that is only found in the deepest, most remote forests. It is said to be quite venomous to the touch of all save those present at its harvest, thus it is never sold in shops and is among the scarcest of magical reagents. To obtain it, one must seek in the deepest forest on the blackest of nights when not even a moonbeam illuminates a single blade of grass. I know not of the precise locations where this mystic fungus can be found, but there are rumored to be those in the lands of Britannia that know this secret. Its chief magical properties are connected with the use of poison and the creation of illusions so real that they can lay the mightiest warrior to the ground. So rare is the Nightshade that it is primarily used in the creation Of only the most potent of magics. This hallucinogenic mushroom is often the critical ingredient in spells that create illusions or poisonous effects. Sprouting in swamps, and only in the dark of night, this mushroom is easily distinguished from others by the way its stalk bruises when crushed. Retain only the fungal cap and discard the tough stalk. The spores housed in the underside of the cap provide the active ingredient and can be chopped into a fine mincemeat or boiled into a bitter tea. Great care must be taken when preparing this mushroom, for it is highly poisonous. By boiling the caps in tea or crushing the entire fungus, the deadly nightshade transforms into a useful reagent to aid spells designed to damage another individual. Nightshade is found in the soft mud of Gorlab swamp. This plant, found only in swamps, only blooms at night. The fungal cap from this rare and unusual mushroom may be either crushed or boiled into a tea. The mage must always use great care when handling nightshade, for it is not only a very potent hallucinogenic, it is also extremely poisonous.

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Nightshades are known to live in the Twisting Nether. In the Twisting Nether, three types of nightshades are known: nightcrawler nightshades, nightwalker nightshades, and nightwing nightshades. Nightcrawlers often travel in pairs, nightwalkers travel in gangs, and nightwings travel in flocks. In Manual of Monsters Appendix Three, the Nightshades are given a description, however the validity of the source is disputed. Reborn from the ashes of her two previous existences, Nightshade has reclaimed her past memories. Twisted into an unholy abomination much like her creator, Nightshade has grown able to beguile not only by word, but also through her advanced holographic generators, allowing her to appear wherever she wishes without any warning. Fearful whispers hint that she can even heal herself by siphoning energon and parts from others. Still retaining her tetra-sweepcraft altmode, Nightshade has also gained a more bestial form as a vampire bat. With her skill in the ancient Cybertronian martial art of Crystalocution and her unique new abilities, Nightshade is a dangerous foe, and not to be underestimated. A growing arrogance in her skills, as well as a penchant for taking big risks, can be used against her. Rare. Autumn. Coniferous forest (Reikwald, Drak Wald). Nightshade is a toxin, very mild to Highborn, and somewhat stronger to Kendar. It is used as a sedative. Ardeth use it on multiple occasions to sedative Adric. Nightshade is Toothless's Girl Friend in How to Train Your Dragon 3 Not to be confused with the rank-smelling plant of the same name, the fungal cap from this rare and unusual mushroom may be either crushed or boiled into a tea. The mage must always use great care when handling nightshade, for it is not only a very potent hallucinogenic, but also extremely noxious. It adds illusory or poisonous elements to a spell. Nightshade could only be found in Ultima IV in the depths of Spiritwood or near the Shrine of Sacrifice, but could be bought in later games at expensive prices. In Ultima IX, it appeared as a leafy plant rather than its historically fungal portrayal. Nightshade (tạm dịch: Hoa Cà) là cây thứ hai lấy được ở Modern Day trong Plants vs. Zombies 2. Nó tấn công zombie ở gần bằng cách đập lá của mình vào zombie đó, nhưng chỉ có thể làm thế được tối đa ba lần. Nếu được tăng sức mạnh bởi Moonflower, nó sẽ có khả năng mọc lại lá và thay vì chỉ đập, nó sẽ bắn lá về phía zombie, biến nó trở thành một cây bắn xa hiệu quả. Tuy nhiên, đạn lá này có sát thương thấp hơn so với đòn đánh tầm gần. Nightshade is the name of planets in multiple works of science fiction. In Richard Paul Russo's 1990 novel Inner Eclipse, the sinister sounding Nighshade is a swampy gangster planet controlled by organized crime groups selling the drug Flex. Nightshade is the only known name for the founder and first Primus of the Verbena Tradition. She is said to have been born in England in the late 14th or early 15th century. Her parents were keepers of the Old Faith and she grew up to be a strong leader and priestess of the English pagan community. In 1435, Nightshade attended a Midsummer Eve ritual and was to be the sole survivor of the massacre that took place when Christopher Wyndgarde led the Gabrielites in an ambush against the pagan circle. Afterwards, Nightshade swore vengeance and pursued Wyndgarde for many years as he continued his campaign against the pagans of England. Following dreams sent to her by the seer Sh'zar, in 1440 Nightshade attended a gathering on New Year's eve at Mistridge where it was decided a council of magical traditions would be created to unite mages against the depredations of the Order of Reason. She traveled alone to America and returned with Star-of-Eagles and other Native American mages who eventually became part of the Dreamspeakers. Finally, in 1442 with the aid of a small army she had gathered and a witch gifted with the Sight, Nightshade laid a great trap for Wyndgarde's army. His men were ravaged, and Wyndgarde himself was killed by Nightshade's hand, his soul shredded by the gathered mages. Her vengeance complete, Nightshade continued to gather members of the Old Faith to join the Council of Nine Mystic Traditions. After a battle fought against the Order of Reason during the Second Mistridge Convocation in 1449, she served an important role in the creation of Horizon and the Verbena as members of the Council of Traditions. She was also the one to select Eloine as the Verbena representative in the First Cabal. Over the centuries, Nightshade spent an increasing amount of time in Horizon. Horizon: Stronghold of Hope suggests that after living for over 500 years, the ancient witch had grown tired of life, and mentored Charlotte Quay and then Heasha Morninglade as her heir before dying in 1988; MTAs: Guide to the Traditions Image:Bullet-nip.png supports this, referring to her funeral as having taken place in 1988. However, Tradition Book: Verbena suggests that she continued to be Primus of the Verbena until the Avatar Storm, when contact with Horizon and many of the Traditions' greatest mages was lost. Podstawowym zastosowaniem Nightshade jest stawiania przedmiotów typu Deployables w strategicznie ważnych miejscach. Jeden pojazd jest w stanie uzbroić dwie Spidermine Traps, Stasis Field, EMP Mine oraz Shield Generator jednocześnie. Aby położyć obiekt, Nightshade musi zostać wpierw zdezaktywowany z osłony, co wykonuje się odpowiednimi przyciskami. Ponadto pojazd został wyposażony w wiązkę energetyczną typu scondary fire Link Guna, która może być używana do leczenia Power Nodes oraz innych pojazdów, a także zadawania niewielkich obrażeń przeciwnikom. Po pewnym czasie od rozłożenia odnowi się zapas deployables. W trybie niewidzialności, Nightshade jest praktycznie kompletnie niewidoczny, co czyni go skutecznym w rozjeżdżaniu wrogiej piechoty. W bezpiecznych rejonach map warto wyłączyć ten tryb, gdyż pojazd będzie się poruszał o wiele szybciej. Nightshade the vixen was a seer and healer in the army of Swartt Sixclaw. She was older than Swartt (although it's unclear by how much), and usually gave him advice to further his ambitions. Although Swartt didn't treat her very well, the vixen remained loyal to him, feeling it was in her destiny. Nightshade proved to be valuable to Swartt's conquests, for she helped him to take Bowfleg's army and dispose of Balefur. After the army fell at Salamandastron, Nightshade told Swartt to continue on to the Bat Mountpit while she and a group of archers would pick off the ones following Sunflash the Mace, as well as the badger himself. As Sunflash approached, Nightshade noticed Skarlath flying over head and shot him down with a poison arrow, as she knew that Sunflash was using the bird to spy on Swartt's army. This proved to be a fatal error, and it enraged Sunflash, causing him to chase down and crush Nightshade to death. Aeriela Kharna, known more commonly as Nightshade, is a Veiled One commander. Advertised as "deadly" by its creator, cosmetics firm Chez Gerard, Nightshade was a perfume that was largely created by Dr. Isley. Many of these ancient cultures eventually migrated to territory near northern Africa. Scriptures from several groups, most prominently the Aginka, tell that they were called to journey by their spiritual leaders. After a brief period of warring between some cultures, many of them were united under the rule of the Gyialy Emperor, who named the territory Vursai'ei, meaning "Shadowed Land" in the ancient language. This name was likely chosen as runic magic is often associated with nighttime and darkness. Leadership over the lands remained in the Gyialy family for over 700 years. Nightshade is a plant used in Underworld: Blood Wars to create a poison that paralyzes or kills Vampires. Most Vampires die upon exposure to nightshade; stronger Vampires and Vampire-Corvinus Strain Hybrids are paralyzed instead. Nightshade is also poisonous to humans and many animals. Its effect on other types of Hybrids and Lycans is unknown. Initial effect: Lowers Dexterity by 1 Secondary effect: Lowers Dexterity by 1 to 2 (1d2) Save DC: 10 Nightshade is resisted upon contraction if the target makes a successful fortitude saving throw. If the save fails, the initial effect is applied, and one minute later a second saving throw is attempted to avoid the secondary effect. Nightshade was a herb used to make a poison that could incapacitate or kill the target. A deadlier blend was the Green Nightshade. The nightshade was used in Europe as a poison. It caused the potato to be ignored in Europe for decades because of its similar appearance. Eggplant, bell peppers, tobacco and tomatoes are all in the nightshade family. Nightshade (Tatiana Markov) is a member of C.O.R.E.. From Romania, she presumably is an Exemplar. She has a minion, Free Wing, whom she created by the use of careful brainwashing. The raven haired Amazon stood an imposing six foot three in her bare feet and was rarely seen without heels that added to her impressive height, yet for all her strength, Tatiana was vain about her hair. She spent more in a week on hair care products than some families did in a month on food and as far as she was concerned it was money well spent. She owns "a scattering of jewelry ... some of it her own, some trophies of soundly defeated foes who knew their place at her feet now". In particular, "a three caret diamond necklace that had once belonged to Tansy Walcutt". She also has a "private room at the top of Dickenson Cottage." She's a senior as of January 2007. As a sophomore, she constantly tormented the then-freshman Solange. The Nightshade was the secretary of the Mysterious Somebody during his reign over the PPC from 1992-1999 HST, having been promoted from her old job as a nurse after distinguishing herself during the insanity epidemic. During the Reorganisation she became dissatisfied with his rule and joined forces with the Orchid from the Mary Sue Factory in an effort to bring down her master. Her efforts were largely in vain due to the actions of Nyx Nightingale and the Sunflower Official; following the Mysterious Somebody's departure from the PPC, the Nightshade and the Orchid lived near the Factory, watching over his activities, and in 2006 they attempted to prevent his attack on Headquarters by capturing him, with the aid of the Gladiolus. Though this had some initial success, the Mysterious Somebody quickly escaped, killing the Orchid and forcing the Nightshade and Gladiolus to flee. After the Black Cats' invasion and the death of the Wisteria, the Nightshade became the Department Head of the Department of Operations. She seems to have had some kind of relationship with the late Clover at some point in the past, going by her distraught reaction to news of his death. The Nightshade was a hoverbike model produced by the Rendili Vehicle Corporation during the Cold War between the Galactic Republic and the Sith Empire. Nightshade is most fond of walking about in the guise of a giant cat. In her true form, she is tall and graceful with light skin and long, dark blue hair. She has also been known to take the form of a giant bear. Nightshade is a multiplayer map in StarCraft: Brood War. It supports up to seven players. Nightshade is a quest item used in the Watchtower quest. It is a poisonous plant, and must be used to incapacitate the Ogre guards in order to access the Ogre Enclave. Eating one results in 43% of your hp in damage: You eat the nightshade... Player: Ahhh! what have I done ! The nightshade was highly poisonous Queen Nightshade (a.k.a. the Spore Queen) is the realm lord of the Garden of Terror. She has feigned ignorance of the terrors that have overtaken the garden, but some are beginning to suspect that she has gone mad. Nightshades are powerful undead composed of equal parts darkness and absolute evil. Nightshades can read and understand all forms of communication; however, they communicate with others by telepathy. __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Nightshade File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Nightshade File:Blindeye Deluxe.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Rare Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 8 Rare File:Sealbar-gold.png File:Seal Lock Icon.png +8% to Spy when attacking Soothes the troubled mind to sleep Nightshade is a city located in Massachusetts. The population is currently 45,391. The Minutemen live in the downtown district at Heidrich Apartments. State Populatiion Major Places Year founded First Appearance Last Appearance Nightshade Everdeen is a tall, fair-skinned female dragon-slayer with long, grey-white hair and grey eyes. She is a Slayer in Slayers Corner. Nightshade Everdeen is Roleplayed by SnapeFan1. A poisonous plant whose roots and leaves, if prepared correctly, can be beneficial. Oils harvested from the deadly Nightshade plants give your Envenomed Weapons the ability to slow enemies. Nightshade is the only surviving member of the royal family of the Land of the Nightshades, where she uses her inherited shadow powers to fight crime and evil. Nightshade – samochód typu muscle występujący w Grand Theft Auto V, który został dodany w aktualizacji Szefowie i inni przestępcy. Jest produkowany przez firmę Imponte. Nightshade jest wzorowany na Chevrolecie Camaro drugiej generacji. Dysponuje bardzo dobrą prędkością maksymalną i średnim przyspieszeniem. Charakteryzuje się również średnimi jakościowo hamulcami i średnią przyczepnością. Jest to pojazd dwuosobowy, który może być modyfikowany w warsztatach samochodowych. Poza standardowymi modyfikacjami, można mu maskę, przedni zderzak i rurę wydechową. File:TerrainSpecial Nightshade.png Nightshade is a type of Terrain Special - specifically one of the Minerals. This mineral appears on the overland map as a plant with small red fruit. Nightshade is abundant on both Arcanus and Myrror, and will only appear in Swamp tiles. Unlike other Minerals, Nightshade does not offer any direct, turn-by-turn benefit to nearby towns. However, once a town has constructed either a Shrine or Sages' Guild, the presence of the Nightshade plant will protect that town, its tile, and its garrison from the effects of various enemy spells. It will automatically attempt to dispel them as they are being cast, and will make additional attempts to remove enemy Town Enchantments affecting this town, at the start of each and every turn. Nightshade cannot be altered by the Transmute spell. It can however be removed from a tile by raising a Volcano in that tile. Corruption temporarily removes the protection of Nightshade. Nightshade, the witch of the Deep Fell, is one of the primary antagonists of the Landover novels. She was the daughter of a human mother and a fairy father, and when her father abandoned them, she was left heart-broken, which drove her to evil. For her wicked acts, she was exiled from the fairy mists, and, as of the start of the series, had dwelt within Landover for centuries. During that time, she was the enemy of the dragon Strabo. She first appears in Magic Kingdom for Sale--Sold! when King Benjamin Holiday insists, over the vociferous objections of all his advisers and friends, on traveling to the Deep Fell to attempt to recruit her to his side as an ally against the Iron Mark, as she, as one of the most powerful wielders of magic in all Landover, would be one of the few who could hope to defeat the Mark. After tense negotiations, Nightshade agrees to help him in exchange for Io dust, a magical substance that renders anyone who inhales it unable to disobey any commands they hear, and which can only be found in the fairy mists, from which Nightshade was exiled. King Benjamin agreed to her terms, journeyed alone into the fairy mists, recovered two pods of the Io dust, and returned, only to discover that, in the interim, Nightshade had banished his friends to Abaddon, home of the demons. In his anger, the King used some of the Io dust on her and forced her to fly into the mists, knowing that she feared the wrath of the fairies more than anything. She survived this, however, and it cemented the permanent enmity between them. Nightshade returned in the second novel, The Black Unicorn, as she had previously been in possession of the magical golden bridle needed to harness the eponymous unicorn, although it was revealed that it had been stolen from her by Strabo. She captured the disguised king along with the G'home Gnomes Filip and Sot, and transported them all to Strabo's lair, only to find that Strabo had already sold the bridle to Willow. Enraged, the witch attacked the dragon, allowing the king and the gnomes to escape. In the third novel, Wizard at Large, Nightshade comes into possession of the Darkling's bottle; she uses the Darkling to summon an evil version of the Paladin, which does battle with the real Paladin. After Questor Thews destroys the Darkling, however, ending the battle, Nightshade flees. It was in the fourth novel, Tangle Box, that Nightshade's relationship with King Benjamin was changed forever. The witch, the king, and the dragon Strabo were all trapped in the labyrinthine other-world of the eponymous box and cursed with amnesia. Not knowing who they were, Benjamin and Nightshade found themselves attracted to each other and became lovers. Shortly thereafter, however, the curse began to break, and Benjamin began to regain his memory. Nightshade begged him not to say anything, fearing correctly that speaking the truth would finish breaking the curse, restoring their memories. When he did so anyway, and Nightshade realized all that had happened, she was overcome with pain and rage, and swore that she would hate Benjamin forever for what had happened. This led her to become the primary antagonist of the fifth novel, Witches' Brew. She kidnaps Crown Princess Mistaya, daughter of King Benjamin and Queen Willow, and tricks her into believing that they are friends and that Nightshade is going to train Mistaya in the use of her magic. Instead, Nightshade tricks Mistaya into magically creating one monster after another to send against King Benjamin. Simultaneously, she recruits Lord Kalendbor, mightiest of the lords of the Greensward, disguises him as King Rydall of Marnhull, and has him challenge King Benjamin to a duel for the throne. She was ultimately defeated, and trapped by Haltwhistle in her crow form and banished to earth. Nightshade appears only briefly in book six, A Princess of Landover, still trapped in her crow form and living in the aviary at a Chicago zoo. She escapes at the end, however, both from the zoo and from the curse trapping her as a bird. This did make her, however, the only antagonist to appear in all six novels to date. Nightshade is a witch of great power, and is described by Questor Thews as having perhaps the greatest magic in all Landover after the inherent magic of the land itself. Under magical compulsion, however, Nightshade grudgingly concedes that Strabo is even mightier than she. Nevertheless, Nightshade is able to do battle with the dragon and pose a serious challenge to him, as in Black Unicorn. She is also not a match for the Paladin in direct combat. One of the specific powers she is shown to have is shape-changing; her preferred alternate form is that of a crow. She is also capable of some form of teleportation, and can teleport others with her. She can also cast highly convincing illusions, as when she disguised Kalendbor as Rydall. She is centuries, if not millennia old, but appears as a young woman. She also seems to possess unnatural endurance and durability. One of her weaknesses is that, should she ever come to feel unselfish emotions, she will lose her magical powers, although this may just be a psychosomatic problem for her. Nightshade dwells in the Deep Fell, the one place in Landover that the scrying power of the Landsview in Sterling Silver cannot penetrate. Whether that is an inherent property of the Deep Fell and the reason Nightshade chose to dwell there, or is the result of some magical protection Nightshade cast on the place she chose to dwell is unknown. Nightshade is, in human form, very tall, well over six feet, and is strikingly beautiful. She has black hair with a white skunk-stripe down the middle. She dresses in a dark gown or robe. Nightshade lives alone in the Deep Fell, and, being unable to feel affection for others, has no friends or loved ones, although she is capable of feigning friendship. She is the long-time enemy of Strabo the dragon, and has also been the inveterate enemy of King Benjamin since their first meeting. Their experience in the Tangle Box, however, suggests that she is attracted to Benjamin, and may even, very deep down, feel genuine affection for him, which may drive her hatred for him. It has been suggested that her intensified anger and hate for him after they regained their memories was not for sleeping with her, but for leaving her. Nightshade is a pirate on the Meridian Ocean. Nightshade -- named by its first captain, Nevil Clavain -- was a carbon-black, Conjoiner-built lighthugger constructed in the Epsilon Eridani system as a prototype for several advanced technologies. Small compared to standard lighthuggers, or those built later using its now-proven technologies, it was none-the-less capable of making interstellar journeys. Nightshade was equipped with a Stealth Conjoiner Drive which reduced tau-neutrino emissions by two orders of magnitude and was deemed acceptable, if not exactly perfectly quiet. It was also the test-bed for grub-inspired inertia-suppression machinery. Ironically, it was Clavain who later destroyed the ship he had named, after chasing it and its new captain, Skade, into interstellar space. Pin-head munitions filled with microscopic amounts of magnetically contained antimatter caused secondary explosions which obliterated the vessel before it reached its target of Delta Pavonis. Used in Recipes for the Following: Documentation on how to edit this page can be found at Hints, Guides and Discussions should be placed in the Discussion tab. From the back cover: After two hundred years of civil war the planet Oriana is dying. Most of the surface vegetation is gone, the air is nearly unbreathable, and the people themselves are dying. Now, the two warring factions have finally sat down to talk peace, and Captain Picard and the U.S.S. Enterprise are sent to help them negotiate a settlement. Picard, Lt. Worf, and Counselor Troi beam down to Oriana, just as the Starship Enterprise is called away on another urgent mission. Alone on the planet, the U.S.S. Enterprise team learns that there are people that would rather finish the devastating conflict than talk peace. Suddenly, Picard is accused of murder and the delicate negotiations have fallen into the hands of Lt. Worf. Now, Worf and Troi must unravel the truth and prevent planet-wide disaster, before time runs out for the people of Oriana and the crew of the Starship Enterprise. El Nightshade es un vehículo, estilo Muscle Car, que aparece solamente en el modo Online de Grand Theft Auto V, como parte de la actualización GTA Online: Ejecutivos y otros criminales. Es fabricado por Imponte. Nightshade is a planet in the Nemean Abyss colonized by Wolfen Engineering for mining a certain type of unobtainium and as a frontier colony in this hostile region. It is the first human colony in the Nemean Abyss and it is where most of the starcraft from Wolfen are built before being sent to Alliance Buyers. __FORCETOC__ Image:Help.png Being the only surviving member of the royal family of the Land of the Nightshades, Eve Eden uses her inherited shadow powers to fight crime and evil as Nightshade. Nightshade is a deadly plant, as such it is often described as poison nightshade. A nice, quiet honeymoon was probably too much to ask, wasn't it? But after a string of adventures, our crime-fighters are finally headed for home. And if they happen to be carrying a mysterious amulet the Nazis would kill to recover, that's just all in a day's work. But when murder strikes mid-air, the Red Panda must find a killer who strikes with deadly... Nightshade! The Imponte Nightshade is a two-door muscle car featured in Grand Theft Auto Online as part of the Executives and Other Criminals update. Descendants of the Reapers who draw their power from the Moon. The Reapers are in turn descendents of the god Pan Gu. Their classes are the Duskblade, wielding Sabers, and the Stormbringer, who uses Scythe weapons. All Nightshade characters, whichever class they pick, gain access to the Reaper form at level 9. The Nightshades are, simultaneously, Ronin -warriors who have lost their master- and saviours bound to the task set by that master, to defend Perfect World. They have arrived on Perfect World in an armada of airships, which is simultaneously their home base and city : Dawnglory. Only the northern portions of it rest on solid ground. Nightshades and their home city of Dawnglory, along with other changes, were introduced to the game at the end of 2014 with the Eclipse expansion Created by the son of Pan Gu, the Reapers once guarded the Celestial Vale. Bound to the life of the Divine Child, they defended him until he was mortally wounded in battle. With the last of his strength, the Divine Child freed the Reapers from his service and sent them to Perfect World. Now known as the Nightshades, they draw upon the power of the moon to battle evil in all its forms. Dawnglory Elder: "The gods created Perfect World for the mortals and then retreated to the Sacred World for their divine rest. However, they didn't abandon us - they left us the Divine Child, son of Pan-Gu. " "The Divine Child watched over this world from its home in the Celestial Vale. To protect itself against potential evils, it created a race of warriors called the Reapers" "Those were our ancestors and the(y) dwelt with the Divine Child in the Celestial Vale, protecting it and eradicating evil both there and within the Perfect World" Player "Why are we called Nightshades? What of the Divine Child?" Elder: "That is our greatest shame. Long, long ago, soldiers from the Twilight Empire entered the Celestial Vale in disguise. While the Reapers were distracted, they struck at the Divine Child, attempting to kill him and take his power. The Divine Child destroyed them, but was mortally wounded. As the Reapers were tied to the Divine Child and could not survive without him, the Divine Child sacrificed himself to give the Reapers a true existence, blessing them with the power of the Moon. They renamed themselves the Nightshades and traveled to Perfect World on this very ship, the Dawnglory, to start their new lives. Though we have lost most of our reaper powers over the generations, we still have a portion we can call upon in times of need, and use that power to keep on protecting this world from evil. We have lived here in secret for many years now, but Perfect World is growing more dangerous every day. It is threatened by the wraiths, and more. And so it is time to end our long isolation and join the world we have so long defended from the shadows." New Classes: Duskblade & Stormbringer Duskblade: Swift and Dangerous combatants, they turn melee combat into a deadly dance with their Sabers. Stormbringer: Wielders of ice and thunder magic, they use their scythes to channel raging storms against their foes. -pwi Release notes The normal weapons for Stormbringers and Duskblades can be crafted at only one NPC: Blacksmith Okan in Dawnglory Rafaella "Nightshade" Diamond is a very beautiful reformed female jewel thief who works for Big Boss and is secretly in love with Mace who later proposed to her. Nightshade was born into a rich family. She ended up disowned when she turned to crime stealing expensive and exotic jewelry for the thrill of it, not out of financial needs. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it. Lockdown est une musique de Underworld : Blood Wars composée par Michael Wandmacher. Elle est la septième piste sur la bande musicale de Underworld : Blood Wars. Catégorie:Musiques Catégorie:Musiques de Blood Wars Catégorie:Musiques instrumentales

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