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| - Count or female Countess was a noble title. The planet Serenno was ruled by counts.
- The Count is found in the Count of Carcassonne mini-expansion, and can be placed on one of the four areas of the City of Carcassonne to prevent followers moving from that area. Should a new follower be placed anywhere in the City, that player may move the Count to a new area.
- Count is a now-redundant command used to determine how many coppers, crowns, or marks you are carrying.
- Count is the lowest rank you can have in the game. All Dukes and Kings hold at least one province as a Count. Without a higher title (such as Duke or King), a Count cannot have vassals and is subject to either a Duke or (more rarely) a King. Every time you conquer a demesne you gain the title of Count of that place. If you hold enough titles in the same geographic region you can try to create a Duchy, promoting you to Duke and changing your sovereign, since Dukes cannot have Dukes as vassals.
- In 2013's puzzle, a very interesting discovery was made, and for the most part fairly overlooked. That discovery was the Gematria Primus, a table which can be used to convert letters into numbers. These, when added together, equal other numbers, some of which have proven to be very interesting so far throughout the puzzles. The best way to work these out right now is not the Gematria table, but instead a very handy script written by soulseekah. It can be found here.
- In England a Count (female: Countess) or Earl is a peer who ranks below a Duke. The title of Count/Countess is received by county elections or by Royal Warrants.
- Count (male) or countess (female) was a title of nobility. Dooku, a Sith Lord and the political leader of the Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, was a count from the planet Serenno. Dooku reclaimed his title of count, along with his ancestral lands and wealth on Serenno, after he abandoned the Jedi Order. The thorilide mogul Denetrius Vidian was also a count. As such, he was addressed as "my lord." Ursa Wren, leader of Clan Wren, was a countess.
- Despite being based on the main villain in the Castlevania franchise, the Count very rarely played a major role in the TV series and was often in a more subservient position. Like a traditional vampire, the Count has the ability to transform into a bat; however, his bat form looks different from episode to episode. He is also skilled in necromancy and can animate and control undead creatures. He was the officiant at the wedding of Simon Belmont and Mother Brain. ("Mr. and Mrs. Mother Brain")
- Count (of Countess) was een adellijke titel ('graaf' in het Nederlands) die op bepaalde planeten van kracht was. Count Dooku was bijvoorbeeld Count of Serenno.
- This portrait of a count hangs next to the first-floor landing of the Grand Staircase of Hogwarts Castle. In 1992, Hermione Granger told Harry Potter that it was not a good sign to hear voices, even in the Wizarding world, unaware that the voices he was hearing was really the Parseltongue of Salazar Slytherin's Basilisk going through the school's pipes. The subject of this portrait agreed with her.
- Count was a title used on Earth. Dracula was a count who lived until at least the 20th century. (TOS comic: "The Haunting of Thallus!") Count Dressler was the ruler of a tiny kingdom on Earth until he fled the planet in the 23rd century. (TOS comic: "The Voodoo Planet")
- A noble rank.
* In the Middle Sea Empire, the Count was the military commander of a Region and thus responsible to a Duke
- Count is the title of certain nobles on ancient Earth. It was also the title of Vor nobles on Barrayar who served as District Count, though the term derived from 'accountant' in Barrayaran usage.
- A available only to male characters in level 60+ guilds. Eligible characters can purchase it from Freeport/Qeynos/Kelethin city merchants for 3p 10g 48c 2577348 status.
- Count is a noble title, typically below a Duke or Duchess, and above a Baron or Baroness in rank. Its female counterpart is usually Countess, although no named Countesses have yet appeared in the Warcraft franchise.
- The Count is an Apostle, the ruler of a county centered around a castle and the father of Theresia. He serves as the main antagonist of the Guardians of Desire arc.
- count is an option for attachments that simply checks the count of something. turns places restriction on which turns the RA may be satisfied. can be a list "1:3" means turns 1 and 3. can include ranges "1:3-5" means turns 1,3,4,5. use + to represent infinity "1-2:4-+" means turns 1,2,4 and every turn after 4. techs places a restriction based on which techs the player has. may be a list, count is the minimum number that must be had. count = 0 means precisely 0 (i.e. have none of the listed techs), and omitting defaults to 0.
- Count was a ruling title of the Minor House Fenring. The most famous was Count Hasimir Fenring who ruled with his wife, Lady Margot Fenring. This article is a : It may require more information.
- Jonothon was a fairly normal kid living a fairly normal life. He grew up with his simple younger brother, Seamus and the two had alot of fun. High school came and Jonothon went to the local tech school were he specialized in electronics. He graduated and went on to the local community college and got a degree in electrical engineering. He worked in a TV repair shop for a few years, moonlighting in construction work.
- The Count had several unique moves: Approaching his target slowly, the Count grabs them by the neck and squeezes it roughly, immobilizing them and choking them at the same time. From there, he retrieves his mace from his belt and sweeps their legs out from underneath them, sending them collapsing to the floor. With his target defenseless, the Count brutally slams his mace down onto his victim's chest, shattering their ribcage and leaving them coughing up blood.
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