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The new dome frequency or lean into the power of his Ult.HorizonUpgradesBattery Collection: removedNEW Battpack: in addition to the extra battery per stack, this upgrade now also shows battery counts in Death BoxesShockwave: Level 2Battery Collection: Shield Battery count shown above Death Boxes.From the Rift: Level 2Battpack:+1 Battery per stack.See Battery Count in Death Boxes.MirageLife of the Party: health bars no longer show during Ultimate to give away the real MirageUpgrades: Level 2Miracle Worker: removedNEW Battpack: in addition to the extra battery per stack, this upgrade now also shows battery counts in Death BoxesShockwave: Level 2Miracle Worker: Revive allies with 75HP regen.Battpack:+1 Battery per stackSee Battery Count in Death Boxes.Dev Note: The new Support Class Revive Expert perk made Miracle Worker obsolete, so we’ve replaced it with another minor support-focused choice…for now.NewcastleMobile ShieldNo longer takes damageCan now be repositioned even when Newcastle is downedRetrieve the Wounded: revive Shield HP/Tier increased by +50%White 300 (was 200), Blue 450 (was 300), Purple/Gold 750 (was 500)Upgrades: Level 2Thick Shield: removedNEW Hero's Hustle: greatly increases move speed when revivingUpgrades: Level 3Stronghold: Castle Wall HP improvement increased to 500 (was 250)NEW Ultimate Savior: Castle Wall grants shield regen to allies in impact radiusRegen effect lasts for 15s and damage will pause regen for 2sWon't begin regeneration until revived if downedShockwave: Level 2Thick Shield: Mobile Shield HP Increased by 250.From the Rift: Level 2Hero’s Hustle: Increased move speed while reviving.Shockwave: Level 3Miracle Worker: Revive allies with 75HP regen.Stronghold: Castle Wall HP increased by 250. Extends energized duration to 3min.From the Rift: Level 3Ultimate Savior: Allies in impact range gain shield regen for 15s.Stronghold: Castle Wall HP increased by 250. Extends energized duration to 3min.Dev Note: With the new Revive Expert perk and the Mobile Shield simplifying to an invulnerable version, two of Newcastle’s upgrades needed to be replaced. We’ve aimed to tap into the support angle of his kit with both, giving speed to make bigger revive plays and shield healing to encourage Newcastle to leap to his ally’s aid. Additionally, Newcastle’s shields are getting beefed up this season to allow more players to feel safe

Adamant is a Rock item in Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria.Contents1 Description2 Unlocks3 Sources4 Uses4.1 Crafting4.2 BuildingDescription[]In-game: The immortal stone of the high halls of Khazad-dûm.Adamant is an extremely tough material used for battlements and fortresses throughout Moria.It requires a Tier 4 Pickaxe (e.g., Ironwood Pickaxe) or better to mine.Unlocks[]UnlockCampaignUnlocks: Grand Hearth Adamant PalletAdamant Walls and ColumnsSandboxUnlocks: Adamant PalletSources[]Adamant can be found alongside the following Ores: Gold Ore Iron Ore Mithril Ore Star-metal Ore Sun-stoneUses[]Crafting[]Adamant is used in the following crafting recipes:Tools Adamant HammerBuilding[]Adamant is used in the following building plans:Essentials & Crafting Durin's LampHearths Grand HearthMetalworking Ufûhan Furnace Khuzdul Forge Salt BathCooking & Brewing Brew TankMonuments Durin I Durin II Durin III Durin IV Durin V Durin VIResource Pallets Adamant PalletAdamant Walls Stout Wall Stout Window Double Stout Window Stout Door Stout Archway Narrow Stout Wall Stout Barricade Stout Block Stout Sloped Corner Narrow Stout Slope Stout Sloped Wall Sloped Barrier Sloped Wall Narrow Sloped Barrier Narrow Sloped Wall Sloped Barrier Corner Sloped Wall CornerAdamant Columns Adamant Column Base Adamant Column Shaft Adamant Column Crown Full Height Adamant Column Double Height Adamant ColumnItemsWeaponsArrow · Belegost Halberd · Elven Arrow · Eregion Shield · Eregion Spear · First Age Bolt · First Age Crossbow · First Age Greatsword · First Age Sword · Heirloom Shield · Hunting Bow · Improvised Axe · Iron Hills Shield · Iron Sword · Iron War Axe · Last Alliance Shield · Shieldwall · Steel SwordArmorBelegost Boots · Belegost Gauntlets · Belegost Ringmail · Erebor Boots · Erebor City Watch Helmet · Erebor Planked Gauntlets · Erebor Ringmail · Iron Hills Armor · Iron Hills Gloves · Longbottom Hat · Miner's Helmet · Trapper HatToolsAdamant Hammer · Adventurer's Pack · Crystal Flare · First Age Pickaxe · Iron Hammer · Ironwood Pickaxe ·

The root from Grasping Blood.6.1. TrashBelow, you can find examples of casts in this dungeon, which are reflectable with Spell Reflection:Bloodstained Webmage, Web Bolt;Atiik, Poison Bolt;Ixin, Web Bolt;Nakt, Web Bolt;Generally, any Web Bolt is reflectable.Note that it is early days and that this section will be far more fleshed out as the Season progresses and cool tricks and tips are found.6.1. BossesOrator Krix'vizk Vociferous Indoctrination is blockable with Spell Block; Vociferous Indoctrination is a good time to use Intervene, with Storm Shield toassist allies. Subjugate deals both physical and magical damage; be sure to keep Shield Block and amagic mitigation ability like Spell Block, Shield Wall or Spell Reflection up.Nx and Vx Duskbringer is blockable with Spell Block; Shade Slash should be targeted away from your allies as it is a frontal; Rime Dagger deals both physical and magical damage; be sure to keep Shield Block and amagic mitigation ability like Spell Block, Shield Wall or Spell Reflection up.The Coaglamation Viscous Darkness knockback can be used to Charge back in for extra Rage; Corrupted Coating healing absorb can be reduced with Last Stand and Impending Victory; Dark Pulse deals damage to all allies, use Intervene, with Storm Shield toassist them.Izo, the Grand SplicerGorge, from the scarab adds, is blockable with Shield Block; Process of Elimination deals both physical and magical damage; be sure to keep Shield Block and amagic mitigation ability like Spell Block, Shield Wall or Spell Reflection up; Umbral Weave's root can be deflected with Spell Reflection; Splice can be reflected with Spell Reflection;Use Intervene with Storm Shield talented to assist allies with theSplice debuff.6.1. TrashBelow, you can find examples of casts in this dungeon, which are reflectable with Spell Reflection:Covert Webmancer, Grimweave Blast;Elder Shadeweaver, Umbral Weave and Web Bolt;Skittering Assistant, Web Bolt;Sureki Silkbinder, Web Bolt.Note that it is early days and that this section will be far more fleshed out as the Season progresses and cool tricks and tips are found.6.1. BossesSpeaker Shadowcrown Shadow Bolt can be reflected with Spell Reflection; Obsidian Beam should be avoided, but in cases it can't be, you can use Spell Block tomitigate it.Anub'ikkaj Dark Orb and Shadowy Decay are both blockable with Spell Block; Terrifying Slam deals both physical and magical damage; be sure to keep Shield Block and amagic mitigation ability like Spell Block, Shield Wall or Spell Reflection up; Terrifying Slam knocks you away, so use Charge to get back in. Be sure not to use ittoo fast, or you might fear your allies around you;Use Intervene with Storm Shield talented to help allies.Rasha'nan Erosive Spray is blockable with Spell Block;Use Intervene with Storm Shield talented to help allies.6.1. TrashBelow, you can find examples of casts in this dungeon, which are reflectable with Spell Reflection:Animated Darkness, Congealed Shadow;Nightfall Darkcaster, Tormenting Beam;Nightfall Shadowmage, Shadow Bolt;Sureki Webmage, Web Bolt.Note that it is early days and that this section will be far more fleshed out as the Season progresses and cool tricks and tips are found.6.1. BossesGeneral Umbriss Skullsplitter is blockable with

Enemy you've attacked in a round. So it lets you make a withdraw action as a move action.AC featsRemember when I mentioned that for a feat to be good it has to do more than give a plus to AC. Attacks against your regular AC usually just do hit point damage, the really damaging effects like negative levels or ability damage come in the form of rays or touch attacks, so having a high touch AC becomes very important in latter levels. Feats like Parrying Shield effectively give up to +7 touch AC, trading a feat for 1 AC is bad, 2 is just a bit less worse, but trading it for 7 touch AC can actually be good, so feats like Parrying shield aren't listed here. Also listed are the variations of forming a shield wall, in play this isn't a good option because PCs will have different initiatives and are more effective flanking an opponent. None of these are really worth a feat, but they are more useful than Turtle Dart.Focused Shield [RS 140] - A psionically focused character gets +1 ACPhalanx Fighting [CW 103] - You get +1 AC when using a shield and light weapon, an extra +2 AC if you standing beside another character using this feat.Shieldmate [MH 28] & Improved Shieldmate [MH 27] - You can give near by allies +1 shield AC, +2 if using a tower shield. Improved Shieldmate increases these bonuses by 1.Shield Wall [HB 99] - If you are standing beside an ally with a shield you get +2 AC.Average FeatsIf you are going to be using a shield these feats aren't horrible choices, these are average for shield feats, so they may be sub-par in general.Block Arrow [HB 96] - Once per round block a ranged weapon attack that

His lord, and his friends escaped. Sigefrid gave chase, but what he encountered was the army of Wessex that now protected Aethelflaed.Odda the Elder. Image from The Last Kingdom, streamed via Netflix.When Odda rode home, Father Pyrlig came with him, under orders from Alfred as a spy. Odda never made it home; his army met him on the road. He told Father Pyrlig to walk back to Winchester and tell Alfred what he saw. Alfred now could choose to stop Odda or fight with him. Father Pyrlig was spared having to walk all the way back to Winchester when he encountered Aethelred on the road, on his way to the King with Mercia's share of the ransom.The combined armies of Alfred and Aethelred marched hard in an effort to stop Odda and his large contingent of men before they arrived at Beamfleot. They met in the field, two old friends who both believed they were doing what was right for the Wessex they loved. It was not until Alfred saw Aethelflaed riding hard with Uhtred and his men, pursued by Sigefrid and what was left of his army, that Alfred called a shield wall. Sigefrid knew he and his men were outnumbered. He had just killed his brother, the brother who was the brains behind their invasions. Sigefrid accepted that it was his day to die before he rode hard and broke the shield wall whilst trying to get to Aethelflaed. A now weak Uhtred, who fell during Sigefrid's charge at the shield wall, struggled to go after Erik's brother, for Aethelflaed was protected by only a handful of men. Sigefrid encountered Aethelred, who fought him but who would have died had Uhtred not reached them in time. Uhtred and Sigefrid fought, but it was Aethelflaed who picked up a