Шлем Банши: Реверб. Мистический шлем хорус

Шлем Банши: Хорус | Warframe вики

Шлем Банши Хорус

Тип

Покупаемый / Создаваемый

Хорус — альтернативный шлем для Банши.

Приобретение

Этот шлем можно купить в игровом магазине за 75. Его чертёж может быть получен в награду за миссии сигнала тревоги.

Экипировка

Чтобы использовать новоприобретённый или изготовленный шлем, нужно перейти в "Арсенал", потом нажать на кнопку "Внешний Вид" Варфрейма. Шлем будет доступен в меню выбора скинов.

Примечания

Для шлема Хорус существует мистический аналог, который понижает цену способностей, но и уменьшает выносливость.
С обновлением 13.2.3 мистическая версия шлема удалена из внутриигрового магазина и может быть получена только путем обмена с игроками.
Хорус — звуковой эффект или соответствующее устройство. Имитирует хоровое звучание музыкальных инструментов.

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Шлем Банши: Реверб | Warframe вики

Шлем Банши Реверб

Тип

Покупаемый / Создаваемый

Реверб — альтернативный шлем для Банши.

Приобретение

Экипировка

Чтобы экипировать приобретённый или изготовленный шлем, нужно перейти в "Арсенал", потом кликнуть на кнопку "Внешний Вид" Варфрейма. Шлем будет доступен в меню выбора скинов.

Примечания

Для шлема Реверб существует мистический аналог, который увеличивает максимум энергии, но снижает максимум здоровья.
- Максимальный запас энергии +10% (прибавляется относительно изначального показателя. Ранг 0-ой, не учитывая моды).
- Уменьшение запаса здоровья -5%.
С обновлением 13.2.3 мистическая версия шлема удалена из внутриигрового магазина и может быть получена только путем обмена с игроками.
Реверберация — процесс постепенного уменьшения интенсивности звука при его многократных отражениях.

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Шлем Никс: Ментицид | Warframe вики

Шлем Никс Ментицид

Тип

Покупаемый / Создаваемый

Ментицид - альтернативный шлем для Никс.

Приобретение

Этот шлем можно купить в игровом магазине за 75 или в составе Комплекта Никс. Его чертёж может быть получен в награду за миссии сигнала тревоги.

Экипировка

Чтобы использовать приобретённый или изготовленный шлем, нужно перейти в "Арсенал", потом нажать на кнопку "Внешний Вид" Варфрейма. Шлем будет доступен в меню выбора скинов.

Примечания

Для шлема Ментицид существует мистический аналог, который повышает выносливость, при этом истощая щиты.
- Выносливость +25%.
- Емкость щита -5%.
С обновлением 13.2.3 мистическая версия шлема удалена из внутриигрового магазина и может быть получена только путем обмена с игроками.
Ментицид – «духовное убийство», убийство мнения или насильственное изменение психики.

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Хорус - NPC - World of Warcraft

Комментарий от nerzul5

Even tho' he's a innkeeper you cannot make Dragonmaw Base Camp your home, atleast not as friendly with Netherwing

Комментарий от sotalukkko

Yes he tells you "No, you won't make this your home!", well atleast he used to. But you can still see his orc "No no" -emote when you speak to him.

Pretty funny and so orcish :-) , also note the broken mailbox outside

Комментарий от silkfire

An interesting sidenote, but "horhus" means in Swedish whorehouse. I would'nt want to make a brothel my home inn ;).

Комментарий от shawarmakriger

He's not even the only Horus in the game

Комментарий от Pegleg

Sorry, incoming wall of text.

"The Horus Heresy was the first and most devastating civil war in Imperial history. Occurring in M31 and lasting less than a decade, it divided and nearly destroyed the fledgling Imperium. It marked the end of the Great Crusade and the incasing of the Emperor of Makind into the Golden Throne."

Horus's corruption

The Horus Heresy truly began after Horus was wounded by the stolen Anathame on the moon of Davin, a place that was cursed by the foul Chaos God Nurgle. The wound caused by the blade refused to heal, despite Horus' super-enhanced immune system or the efforts of the Sons of Horus' best apothecaries. While ill, Horus was taken for healing by the Davinites.

During the rituals, Horus' spirit was transferred into the Warp where the corrupted chaplain Erebus, disguised as the Warmaster's closest friend Hastur Sejanus, showed him a terrible vision of the very future which his actions would bring about - the Imperium as a repressive, violent and superstitious regime where the Emperor and some of the Primarchs (but not Horus) were worshipped as divine beings by the fanatical and ignorant masses of humanity. The Chaos Gods portrayed themselves as the victims of the Emperor's psychic might who had no interest themselves in controlling the material world. Horus, already having grown jealous and deeply resentful of his perceived poor treatment at the hands of his father, the Emperor, proved all too willing to accept the Ruinous Powers' false visions of an Emperor determined to make himself a god at Horus' expense.

But there was one thing no one had counted on: Horus's brother Magnus the Red, Primarch of the Thousand Sons, had continued to study the forbidden arts of sorcery, and was not about to let his brother fall to the powers of the Warp. The Cyclopean giant appeared within Horus's vision, revealing the chaplain's identity and begging Horus not to give in to the temptations of Chaos. Unfortunately, the Cyclopean Primarch's voice of reason was left unheard. Horus had decided that if anyone deserved to be worshipped as a god it was he, and not the Emperor. He accepted the offer of the Chaos Gods to join their cause and in return they healed his wound and granted him the powers of the Warp. The Chaos Gods' pact with Horus was simple: "Give us the Emperor and we will give you the galaxy".

Swaying the Legions

Renouncing his oath to the Emperor, Horus led his Legion into worship of the myriad Chaos Gods. Horus's genius was revealed as he converted half of the Legions, along with many regiments of the Imperial Army and several Titan Legions to his cause, revealing the Emperor to be as Horus saw him - a man undeserving of the praise and recognition of the Human race.

Angron of the World Eaters, Fulgrim of the Emperor's Children and Mortarion of the Death Guard were to be the first of the primarchs to side with the Warmaster. Horus found it easy exploit the Primarchs' flaws - Angron's frenzied love of violence was a match for Khorne; Fulgrim was corrupted by a daemon weapon of Slaanesh and its promise of unending perfection; Mortarion, already a close friend of his brother's, was too easily persuaded, having been turned long before the Heresy through the efforts of his first captain Calas Typhon. Erebus had already vouched for the support of Lorgar and the Word Bearers, and with these legions at his side Horus's plans began to come together.

Magnus, however, had yet to be dealt with. The Primarch was aware of his brother's fall, and attempted to forewarn the Emperor of the impending betrayal. However, knowing that he would have to find a means of quickly warning the Emperor, Magnus decided to use his sorcery to deliver the message as an act of both desperation and vindication. The message penetrated the psychic defences of the Imperial Palace on Terra, shattering all the psychic wards the Emperor had placed on the Palace and destroying his secret project: a physic gate by which the Emperor intended to invade the Webway and take battle to the Eldar. Having already outlawed the Primarch's use of sorcery and refusing to believe that Horus, his most beloved and trusted son, would betray him, the Emperor instead perceived the traitor to be Magnus and his Legion.

The Emperor ordered the Primarch Leman Russ to mobilize his Space Wolves Legion and take Magnus into custody; Horus, however, persuaded his brother Russ that Magnus was a threat and should not return to Terra alive. The Wolves of Fenris descended upon Prospero, destroying all in their path. Magnus, betrayed, defeated and forsaken by his beloved father, retreated into the Warp and pledged himself to Tzeentch. The Thousand Sons had never planned to join Horus, but the trap that the Changer of Ways had laid for the Red Sorcerer's legion led them to the Warmaster's side regardless.

Of the other eventual traitors, Night Haunter was due to face disciplinary action from the Emperor for his excessive bloodshed on Nostramo; Alpharius chose to join Horus after the prophecy of an ancient cabal of aliens was revealed to him that Horus' victory would cause the downfall of the Chaos powers; and Perturabo's cold nature and bitterness towards Rogal Dorn made him an easy target for corruption.

Even with so many legions on his side, Horus was still aware that some of his brothers would never join him. Three of the most loyal Primarchs, Lion El'Jonson of the Dark Angels, Sanguinius of the Blood Angels, and Roboute Guilliman of the Ultramarines, were sent on missions far from Terra. The Blood Angels were sent to the daemon-infested Signis Cluster and the Ultramarines to Calth, where Kor Phaeron had amassed a large force of Word Bearers and millions of Chaos cultists. Unbeknownst to the Lion, a rebellion was soon to occur on his homeworld of Caliban.

The Imperial Fists and White Scars were too close to Terra to be contacted without raising suspicion, though Horus believed (mistakenly) that Jaghatai Khan would ultimately take his side. Shortly before the Dropsite Massacre, Horus also ordered Fulgrim to turn Ferrus Manus to their cause, but the Phoenix underestimated the Gorgon's loyalty and barely escaped alive. Fulgrim promised he would deliver Manus's head to Horus in recompense.

The remaining Legions - the Raven Guard, Salamanders, Iron Hands and Space Wolves - remained staunchly loyal to the Emperor, though all but the Wolves would pay dearly for it in the battles to come. Beyond the Legions, Horus had already swayed Adept Regulus with promises of the STCs recovered during the war with the Auretian Technocracy, delivering Adeptus Mechanicus support to the Warmaster's forces, and had corrupted a large portion of the Imperial Guard and Navy.