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- Shroud is the term used to describe the Jem'Hadars' ability to cloak themselves. This ability gives the Jem'Hadar a great tactical advantage on the battlefield. A Jem'Hadar's ability to shroud is affected by the supply of ketracel-white within their system. Jem'Hadar low on white often lose the ability to shroud. (DS9: "Rocks and Shoals")
- Shroud is a fabric.
- Shroud is een Stof.
- cursed corpse
- Shroud (シュラウド Shuraudo) is a character in Kamen Rider W, acting as a benefactor for both Ryu Terui and Philip (the latter of which she knows as her son Raito Sonozaki) in her mission to destroy the Museum and Ryubee Sonozaki, seeing the former as a tool. Ryubee refers to her as the embodiment of rage.
- The Shroud, also known as the "The Silent Ones" by the Beta, are an enigmatic race that was responsible for the destruction of the Beta society, as well as possibly many other worlds with life.
- The Shroud is a normal cloak in Diablo III. It requires character level 9 to be used.
- SHROUD (Level 1): Use of this Gift allows the Garou to fill an area with pitch darkness for a time. NATIVE TO: Uktena
- The Shroud was deployed through the use of a number of ground-based towers, which acted as mass-drivers that launched the Shroud's components into orbit. Later, all but one of these towers were destroyed; this remaining tower became known as the Shroud, although the label is technically incorrect. The Shroud tower was repurposed to disperse particles and chemicals into Tuchanka's atmosphere, primarily for climate-control purposes. After the Krogan Rebellions, the Shroud was sabotaged by an STG team to prevent any potential cure for the genophage from being disseminated through it.
- Shrouds are parts of the standing rigging of a ship which holds up a mast. There are usually several shrouds connected to the top of the mast and are connected to the port and starboard sides to the ship at the chains. This give support to the mast from the force of the wind on the sails and the rolling action of the ship. Ratlines are short lines that are tied from shroud to shroud to provide support to each other and also provides a means of climbing to the tops of the mast.
- Shroud is a minor character in the Wild Cards series of books.
- Jinn Sinclair, also known as Shroud, isn't actually an independent person, but instead one of the manifestations of the , an expression of Jade Sinclair's Telekinetic powers posing as her undead big sister.
- Shroud is one of the playable Heroes in Fable Legends.
- In Command & Conquer, Shroud is a battlefield condition that prevents you from knowing anything about the terrain of an area (as well as the units in it) until you scout it out (the area was covered in black). Because of this, it is recommended that a commander does not send very expensive units into shroud without scouting out the area first or unless they were certain that they would be safe (or unless they would at least be able to damage an enemy to compensate).
- Most shrouds are found from treasure chests or obtained from enemies, but in the last chapter a new shop in the Retail Network, Eden Pharmaceuticals, opens up, which sells all shrouds except the Ethersol. It is also possible to obtain shrouds by dismantling pieces of equipment at the upgrade screen. One way to farm Ethersol, which is not available in the shop, is to purchase a Speed Sash from Moogleworks for 10,000 gil and upgrade it to star level, upgrade it with a Mnar Stone, upgrade it to star level again, and dismantle for an Ethersol and some change.
- The shroud was a built-in ability to cloak found in the Jem'Hadar. (DS9 episodes: "The Jem'Hadar", "Rocks and Shoals") Shrouding made Jem'Hadar invisible to the naked eye and for the most part to sensors, showing up only as random pockets of collected energy. A shrouded Jem'Hadar had to still use its cunning to stay quiet so not to be detected. Like cloaking devices, shrouding emitted gravitons, however they quickly dissipated making tracking possible, but difficult. The bio-electric field given off by a shrouded Jem'Hadar could be detected by Andorian antennae, and similarly gave off an aura detectable by other Jem'Hadar called the di'teh.
- Shroud is a term used to denote the ability of the Jem'Hadar to "cloak" themselves to avoid capture, injury, and to confound their opponents, similar to a more advanced form of active camouflage. (DS9: "The Jem'Hadar") A shrouded Jem'Hadar would seem to vanish into thin air, although this was not the case. When they used the shroud, the immediate area in which they stood would turn dark, then become almost perfectly transparent. Only the most observant individuals could see the slight shifts in light as the Jem'Hadar moved about in their shrouded condition. (DS9: "To the Death")
- The Early Christian Church also strongly encouraged the use of winding-sheets, except for monarchs and bishops, and their use was general until at least the Renaissance - clothes were very expensive, and they had the advantage that a good set of clothes was not lost to the family. Orthodox Christians still sometimes use a burial shroud, usually decorated with a cross and the Trisagion. The special shroud that is used during the Orthodox Holy Week services is called an Epitaphios.
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