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imported>NormalPerson7: /* Starting Equipment */ Two boomerangs for small species

2024-09-20T17:47:48Z

Starting Equipment: Two boomerangs for small species

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imported>NormalPerson7: /* Starting Equipment */ Two boomerangs for small species

2024-09-20T17:47:48Z

Starting Equipment: Two boomerangs for small species

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imported>NormalPerson7: /* Starting Equipment */ Two boomerangs for small species

2024-09-20T17:47:48Z

Starting Equipment: Two boomerangs for small species

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	*3 [[throwing net]]s		*3 [[throwing net]]s
	*1 [[javelin]]		*1 [[javelin]]
	**[[Size#Large\|Large]] species get a [[large rock]], [[Size#Small\|Small]] species get a [[boomerang]].		**[[Size#Large\|Large]] species get a [[large rock]], [[Size#Small\|Small]] species get two [[boomerang]]s.

	==Starting Skills and Stats==		==Starting Skills and Stats==

imported>NormalPerson7: 0.31

2024-02-21T13:24:33Z

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	{{flavour\|The Gladiator has been trained to fight in the ring. They start with a good weapon of their choice, light armour, headgear and some throwing weapons and nets.}}		{{flavour\|The Gladiator has been trained to fight in the ring. They start with a good weapon of their choice, light armour, headgear and some throwing weapons and nets.}}

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	==Preferred Species==		==Preferred Species==
	[[Hill Orc]], [[Troll]], [[Merfolk]], [[Gargoyle]], [[Gnoll]], and [[~~Meteoran~~]] are the recommended races if you pick a Gladiator Background.		[[Hill Orc]], [[Troll]], [[Merfolk]], [[Gargoyle]], [[Gnoll]], and [[Vine Stalker]] are the recommended races if you pick a Gladiator Background.

	==Racial Restrictions==		==Racial Restrictions==

imported>Ge0ff at 20:49, 29 June 2023

2023-06-29T20:49:36Z

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	{{flavour\|The Gladiator has been trained to fight in the ring. They start with a good weapon of their choice, light armour, headgear and some throwing weapons and nets..}}		{{flavour\|The Gladiator has been trained to fight in the ring. They start with a good weapon of their choice, light armour, headgear and some throwing weapons and nets.}}

	'''Gladiators''' are combatants who fight other gladiators (i.e. monsters) in direct combat.		'''Gladiators''' are combatants who fight other gladiators (i.e. monsters) in direct combat.

	In comparison to [[Fighter]]s, Gladiators begin with lighter armour, some [[Dodging]] skill, and a few [[Throwing]] implements. Fighters start with heavier armour, a buckler, and the skill to use them.		In comparison to [[Fighter]]s, Gladiators begin with lighter armour, some [[Dodging]] skill, and a few [[Throwing]] implements. Fighters start with heavier armour, a buckler, and the skill to use them.

	==Preferred Species==		==Preferred Species==
	[[Hill Orc]], [[Troll]], [[Merfolk]], [[Gargoyle]], [[Gnoll]], and [[Meteoran]] are the recommended races if you pick a Gladiator Background.		[[Hill Orc]], [[Troll]], [[Merfolk]], [[Gargoyle]], [[Gnoll]], and [[Meteoran]] are the recommended races if you pick a Gladiator Background.
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	Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can attack the enemy. Throw nets when you are close to your target, to give it less time to struggle.		Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can attack the enemy. Throw nets when you are close to your target, to give it less time to struggle.

	Use your javelin (or equivalent) to soften up stronger enemies like [[adder]]s before they approach you. With only 1 javelin, you will run out quickly, so don't train Throwing just because you picked Gl.		Use your javelin (or equivalent) to soften up stronger enemies like [[adder]]s before they approach you. With only 1 javelin, you will run out quickly, so don't train Throwing just because you picked this background.

	==History==		==History==

Hordes: adjust flavour

2023-06-28T21:29:43Z

adjust flavour

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	{{flavour\|The Gladiator has been trained to fight in the ring~~, and so is versed in the arts of fighting, but is not so good at anything else. In fact, Gladiators have never learned anything except bashing monsters with heavy things~~. They start with a weapon of their choice, light armour, headgear and some throwing weapons and nets.}}		{{flavour\|The Gladiator has been trained to fight in the ring. They start with a good weapon of their choice, light armour, headgear and some throwing weapons and nets..}}
	'''Gladiators''' are combatants who fight monsters and other gladiators in the arena to entertain bloodthirsty spectators. Their fighting style is more mobile (read: flashier) than more straightforward warriors, and they especially enjoy using their [[throwing net]]s to trap hapless opponents. They are thus adept in killing anything - and anyone - that gets in their way, but have little background in anything else.

	Gladiators ~~differ from the very similar [[Fighter]] in that they favour mobility~~ (~~light armour and [[Dodging]] skill~~) ~~over heavy armour, and are trained~~ in ~~[[Throwing]]. By contrast, Fighters favour heavy armour and shields (and the skill to use them), but lack any background (or equipment) for ranged~~ combat.		'''Gladiators''' are combatants who fight other gladiators (i.e. monsters) in direct combat.

			In comparison to [[Fighter]]s, Gladiators begin with lighter armour, some [[Dodging]] skill, and a few [[Throwing]] implements. Fighters start with heavier armour, a buckler, and the skill to use them.

	==Preferred Species==		==Preferred Species==
	[[Hill Orc]], [[Troll]], [[Merfolk]], [[Gargoyle]], [[Gnoll]], and [[Meteoran]] are the recommended races if you pick a Gladiator Background.		[[Hill Orc]], [[Troll]], [[Merfolk]], [[Gargoyle]], [[Gnoll]], and [[Meteoran]] are the recommended races if you pick a Gladiator Background.

Hordes: /* Strategy */

2023-05-05T01:42:35Z

Strategy

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	Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can attack the enemy. Throw nets when you are close to your target, to give it less time to struggle.		Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can attack the enemy. Throw nets when you are close to your target, to give it less time to struggle.

	Use your javelin (or equivalent) to soften up stronger enemies like [[adder]]s before they approach you. With only 1 javelin, you will run out quickly.		Use your javelin (or equivalent) to soften up stronger enemies like [[adder]]s before they approach you. With only 1 javelin, you will run out quickly, so don't train Throwing just because you picked Gl.

	==History==		==History==

Hordes: /* Strategy */

2023-03-17T19:35:10Z

Strategy

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	==Strategy==		==Strategy==
	Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can attack ~~your enemies~~. Throw nets when your ~~enemy is only 1-2 tiles away~~, to give it less time to struggle.		Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can attack the enemy. Throw nets when you are close to your target, to give it less time to struggle.

	Use your javelin (or equivalent) to soften up stronger enemies like [[adder]]s before they approach you. With only 1 javelin, you will run out quickly.		Use your javelin (or equivalent) to soften up stronger enemies like [[adder]]s before they approach you. With only 1 javelin, you will run out quickly.

Hordes: /* Strategy */

2023-03-17T19:34:20Z

Strategy

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	==Strategy==		==Strategy==
	Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can ~~reach it - throw them~~ when your enemy is only ~~two~~ tiles away to give it less time to struggle.		Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can attack your enemies. Throw nets when your enemy is only 1-2 tiles away, to give it less time to struggle.

	Use your javelin (or equivalent) to soften up stronger enemies like [[adder]]s before they approach you. With only 1 javelin, you will run out quickly.		Use your javelin (or equivalent) to soften up stronger enemies like [[adder]]s before they approach you. With only 1 javelin, you will run out quickly.

Hordes at 06:08, 6 March 2023

2023-03-06T06:08:35Z

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	==Strategy==		==Strategy==
	Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can reach it - throw them when your enemy is only two tiles away to give it less time to struggle.		Those [[throwing net]]s are handy for making your enemies helpless, from D:1 all the way to Zot:5, but they may be destroyed before you can reach it - throw them when your enemy is only two tiles away to give it less time to struggle.

			Use your javelin (or equivalent) to soften up stronger enemies like [[adder]]s before they approach you. With only 1 javelin, you will run out quickly.

	==History==		==History==