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Deluge casts an area on the ground that will amplify all Water element attacks and increase the Max HP of Water element characters. Requires 1 Yellow Gemstone to cast. Deluge var en term för ökad nederbörd och en stor översvämning som förstörde labbet av De gamla Lilith. (ATL: "Stargate Atlantis: Blood Ties") kategori:Händelser The Deluge, or Great Flood, was a gigantic flood sent by God that destroyed the First City of Enoch along with the "children of Seth". Born in an African tribe, Deluge was rejected from his village for his albino's skin. He discovered that his village was controlled by american scientists and was forced to live with them to keep the secret shut. When his powers manifested for the first time, he decided to claim Ororo Munroe's powers. He met Cyclops first and decided that he was a better source of energy. He struggled with Marvel Girl, Beast and Ororo who surcharged Deluge's powers with Cyclop's optic blast. Deluge absorbed more energy that he could contain and exploded. Deluge was the term given to increased rainfall and a great flood that destroyed the lab of the Ancient, Lilith. (SGA: "Blood Ties") Deluge was the eighth episode of Series 4 and the 48th episode of Casualty overall. Deluge was born in an unnamed African village, with the pigmentation of an albino. His skin color made him an outcast as he was growing up, and he tended to wander far from his village. Once, his wanderings brought him to a camp of American scientists, who took him into their custody after he was caught examining their files. Unwilling to set him free for fear of what he might have learned, the Americans taught him English. Several months later, he was overcome by appendicitis, and was flown back to America, where his life was saved by an African doctor. He became friends with this doctor, but despised the way he had been treated by his own people, and by the Americans. Finally, one day, his rage was unleashed in a blast of energy. It was then that he learned he was a mutant, with the powe Walking around carrying 100 kilos of weapons is very tiring but you have found a very clear strategy for travelling light. 9/10 Deluge is a 5th-level Blue Element. When cast, it causes a torrent of floodwater to surge through the field, dealing heavy water-type damage to all enemies and sometimes inflicting Flu status on one or more enemies. Deluge was a form of spice which was utilized as a substitute for food during the Republic Dark Age. The slave workers on the Daimanate world of Aquilaris Minor used it to supplement their meager rations. This drug was able to counter hunger pangs by sapping all desire for food. However, side effects included inducing its users into an apathetic and lethargic state. These drugs took the form of small pill-sized capsules which were usually stored in time locked cases. Deluge, also known as Atlantis, is a recurring Water spell. It is usually the highest-tier spell of its element in the respective installment. Besides inflicting large amounts of damage, it also changes the battlefield environment to "Underwater" in some versions, inflicting additional water damage each turn. It is also the attack of Leviathan in Random Kingdom III's Earth III. Deluge (known as Big Wave in the SNES release and Tidal Wave in the GBA release) deals damage equal to 25% of the target's maximum HP; contrary to popular belief, it is non-elemental. In the DS version, Deluge is instead a strong Water-elemental ability. It is used by Leviathan, Cagnazzo (as part of the Giant of Babil gauntlet), Ogopogo, and Lunar Leviathan.

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Deluge was a form of spice which was utilized as a substitute for food during the Republic Dark Age. The slave workers on the Daimanate world of Aquilaris Minor used it to supplement their meager rations. This drug was able to counter hunger pangs by sapping all desire for food. However, side effects included inducing its users into an apathetic and lethargic state. These drugs took the form of small pill-sized capsules which were usually stored in time locked cases. Deluge was employed by several parties including the Galactic Republic's Grace Command led by Baron Lemayne. While Grace Command was officially a paramilitary mercy organization providing relief operations in the Sith-dominated Outer Rim, it was in reality a black operations set up by Lemayne. Instead of committing substantial resources to confronting the Sith warlords directly, Lemayne sought to indirectly undermine the Sith's war effort by distributing the narcotics among their military forces under Operation Deluge, in the process destabilizing the populations of Sith subject worlds. By 1032 BBY, it had developed into a serious social and health problem throughout the Grumani sector, affecting both combatants and civilians without discrimination. Following the Capture of Devil Squadron, the Hutt crime lord attempted to emulate Operation Deluge's success by synthesizing his own drugs and lacing food supplies with Deluge. By affecting every adult and child in the Grumani sector, Zodoh sought to weaken Sith resistance and become the undisputed ruler of the region. However, these plans were disrupted by Captain Jenn Devaad sabotaging the food containers carrying Deluge with time-rigged explosives and Zodoh's untimely demise at the Battle of Darkknell. This ended any Hutt ambitions of challenging Sith domination in Sith Space. Following the Aquilaris campaign, Devaad and Holt came up with a strategy to sabotage Operation Deluge. Devaad would return to Grace Command and claim that she had gotten for distributing the Deluge on Aquilaris Minor. This ensured that Grace Command would continue to send a transport ship which Devaad would personally fly to and from Sith occupied words. En route, she would get rid of the Deluge while returning to the Republic with civilian refugees. Deluge was the eighth episode of Series 4 and the 48th episode of Casualty overall. Walking around carrying 100 kilos of weapons is very tiring but you have found a very clear strategy for travelling light. 9/10 Born in an African tribe, Deluge was rejected from his village for his albino's skin. He discovered that his village was controlled by american scientists and was forced to live with them to keep the secret shut. When his powers manifested for the first time, he decided to claim Ororo Munroe's powers. He met Cyclops first and decided that he was a better source of energy. He struggled with Marvel Girl, Beast and Ororo who surcharged Deluge's powers with Cyclop's optic blast. Deluge absorbed more energy that he could contain and exploded. Deluge was born in an unnamed African village, with the pigmentation of an albino. His skin color made him an outcast as he was growing up, and he tended to wander far from his village. Once, his wanderings brought him to a camp of American scientists, who took him into their custody after he was caught examining their files. Unwilling to set him free for fear of what he might have learned, the Americans taught him English. Several months later, he was overcome by appendicitis, and was flown back to America, where his life was saved by an African doctor. He became friends with this doctor, but despised the way he had been treated by his own people, and by the Americans. Finally, one day, his rage was unleashed in a blast of energy. It was then that he learned he was a mutant, with the power to control the environment. Wishing to lash out with his newfound power, he returned to Africa, and combatted the "weather goddess" Ororo Munroe, and took command of a powerful storm. As the storm raged on, Deluge discovered the unconscious body of the X-Man Cyclops, who had fallen from the sky. He was greatly impressed with Cyclops' power to fire solar energy from his eyes, but testing his powers brought the attention of Cyclops' teammates Marvel Girl and the Beast, with Ororo. The three mutants attempted to defeat Deluge, but his abilities were far greater than theirs. Deluge tied his defeated foes to wooden stakes, then prepared to drown them in a flood. Escaping from their bonds, the three heroes again engaged Deluge, and while Ororo battled him in the skies, Marvel Girl removed Cyclops' visor, striking Deluge with his optic blasts. Although Deluge was able to absorb this energy, the constant stream of solar energy overloaded Deluge, and he exploded. Deluge casts an area on the ground that will amplify all Water element attacks and increase the Max HP of Water element characters. Requires 1 Yellow Gemstone to cast. Deluge was the term given to increased rainfall and a great flood that destroyed the lab of the Ancient, Lilith. (SGA: "Blood Ties") Deluge (known as Big Wave in the SNES release and Tidal Wave in the GBA release) deals damage equal to 25% of the target's maximum HP; contrary to popular belief, it is non-elemental. In the DS version, Deluge is instead a strong Water-elemental ability. It is used by Leviathan, Cagnazzo (as part of the Giant of Babil gauntlet), Ogopogo, and Lunar Leviathan. Deluge is a 5th-level Blue Element. When cast, it causes a torrent of floodwater to surge through the field, dealing heavy water-type damage to all enemies and sometimes inflicting Flu status on one or more enemies. Deluge var en term för ökad nederbörd och en stor översvämning som förstörde labbet av De gamla Lilith. (ATL: "Stargate Atlantis: Blood Ties") kategori:Händelser The Deluge, or Great Flood, was a gigantic flood sent by God that destroyed the First City of Enoch along with the "children of Seth". Deluge, also known as Atlantis, is a recurring Water spell. It is usually the highest-tier spell of its element in the respective installment. Besides inflicting large amounts of damage, it also changes the battlefield environment to "Underwater" in some versions, inflicting additional water damage each turn. It is also the attack of Leviathan in Random Kingdom III's Earth III.

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