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- DREADNOK TORCH was remanded to Borstal (a reform school) at age fourteen. He escaped and went to sea in the Merchant Marine, where he learned the use of the cutting torch. This led him to his favorite pastime: taking things apart. He’ll dismember cars, trucks, motorcycles or any other mechanical object with his collection of cutting torches. The subsequent wreckage is, to him, a work of art. This unrepentant thug has a penchant for sudden and unexpected violence, matched only by the utter depth of his stupidity. His specialty and modus operandi: he works with an oxyacetylene torch as a general cutter, mostly on remodeling stolen cars and occasional safecracking. He also scavenges the swamps for fun and profit.
- The Torch (たいまつ) is a weapon in the series that is mostly thrown in a short arc onto the ground and burns three to five flames on the ground.
- This article is for the character Torch in the mainline X-Men continuity. For the character as he appeared in the film trilogy, see Torch (X-Men Movies) " I Lived In Hell, I Lived In Heaven, Without The X-Men, I Don't Know Where I Would Be, Without April, I Can't Even See Where I Would Be."—Torch--
- Torches are equippable items that can increase your line of sight. To craft a torch, place a piece of wood on a fire. To equip a torch, click it while it's in your inventory. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- A torch is a lighting object that players can make. All they need is a stick and some way to set the top on fire. The torch is used for lighting dark areas. It also is useful in combat by burning the enemy. Certain enemies are afraid of light so just carrying a torch will scare them away. Also enemies that have ice are severely weaked by the heat of the fire.
- Torch is the 100th level in Chip's Challenge Level Pack 2. The only thing Chip has to do is walk the path to take the chips and then return to the exit (specifically the one next to the fire boots), making Torch one of the easiest levels in the set, and easy even by the designer Tyrethali Ansrath's standards. However, he can speed things up by a second by waiting four moves at some point between after collecting chip 6 and before collecting chip 13; this will save more time than it loses.
- In Tomb Raider (2013), Torches are used to burn away debris, posters that are tied to optional achievements, and hanging pieces of scrap metal. It is also used to solve numerous puzzles. Lara Croft acquires the Torch very early in the game.
- Torch, formerly known as Elysium, Verdant Vista, or Congo, was an inhabited planet in the Congo System and the throne world of the Kingdom of Torch, a star nation of freed slaves. Sixty percent of the surface was covered with rain forest, and the remainder was swamps, marsh and bayous. It was under the control of Manpower Incorporated’s subsidiary Verdant Vista, until a joint force of the Audubon Ballroom and the Maya Sector Detachment's Solarian League Marines seized control and established the independent Kingdom of Torch. (CS1)
- Torch is a puppet with a flamethrower for one hand. He was built in Puppet Master II by Andre Toulon after he has been resurrected from the dead. Torch's place in the group is that of a hit man with Thompson. He has firepower and a brutal attitude. He is the executioner of the group and shows no mercy to adults, animals or even children. Torch has suffered some injuries throughout his career. He was blasted with a fire repellent as well as whipped and electrocuted by a Totem.
- There are different kinds of torches. Players can examine them for their properties. Only the "rarer" version works in the crafting. "It's about a one in three chance of getting the "rarer" one than the normal one, at least, that's what I deducted once I was looking for them a lot." Sojourner
- This Backpack item helps to light dark areas. Some creatures are afraid of fire, so possessing a torch at a critical moment may help or completely avoid a fight. A Tinderbox is often needed to light a Torch.
- Torch is a character that appears in the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog television series. He is a Badnik created by Dr. Ivo Robotnik and was built to be a flame-throwing super weapon. Because of his bad temper however, Robotnik dumped him. He lives in Scrap Valley.
- Torches can be purchased in cities such as Dorgesh-Kaan, Keldagrim, Shilo Village, Tai Bwo Wannai, and Yanille or at the Grand Exchange (unlit), trading with Ignatius Vulcan and by trading with fellow players. After fighting Sigmund in Death to the Dorgeshuun, when a player goes through the tunnel to arrive at the goblin mines without a light source, a lit torch will be automatically placed in their inventory. Lit Torches received a graphical update with the Champions' Challenge update on 9 November 2009.
- A ship made by Roberts Space Industries sometime before 2812. It was used in the 2812 Murray Cup.
- A torch was a fire source intended to be used as a source of light. Many torches were little more than a wooden stick wrapped in ignitable, oil-soaked rags. In 8 ABY Han Solo used a torch when exploring the back of a Dathomir cave known as the Rivers of Stone.
- The Torch is an artifact in Heretic and Hexen. Using it will illuminate all areas (even underwater areas) to full brightness for 120 seconds. This effect is much like Doom's Light amplification visor, except that its light flickers slightly.
- Torch is a male SandWing who appears in the prologue of Darkness of Dragons. He and Agave are pursuing Palm, eventually arresting Prickle instead because they mistake her for her sister, because she was wearing palm's earings. He is also a guard at the SandWing Palace with Agave.
- The torch is a .
- Torch is a solid element that kills players & fighters, burns boxes, and ignites things like fire does. It dissapears on contact with water.
- The Torch is a in Saints Row: The Third and Saints Row IV. It also appears in Saints Row: Gat out of Hell under the name Hellbat.
- Torch is a boss within Breath of Fire III. Two is fought in conjunction with Gaist.
- A torch is made of 10 branches. One torch values 0.48 (while an arrow is 4) and can be made with bare hands, thus can be a way for a character with nothing to make living of. You need fire to light it. When lit, it provides up to a 6 tile radius of visibility in complete darkness which lasts for around one to three hours. It weighs one pound. Torches are made through the [M]ake->[U]tility Items menu. Crafting torches can hardly (or not at all) be used to train Carpentry, (Test from a player: There was no skill gain after making 256 of them at skill level 25 with a "**" aptitude. )
- A beacon worshipped by the Aldryami of Redwood Forest
* It irregularly emits short-lived light spirits.
* When full-grown they are between three and fifteen square miles.
* They move away from Redwood into Dagori Inkarth and evaporate in the Vale of Flowers Source: Uz Lore
- His real name is Tom Winken. Torch was born in Botany Bay, New South Wales, Australia. Torch was remanded to Borstal at age fourteen, but escaped and went to sea in the Merchant Marine, where he learned the use of the cutting torch. He later rode with the Melbourne Maulers motorcycle club. Torch is an illiterate, unrepentant thug with a penchant for violence matched only by the utter depth of his stupidity. He uses his oxy-acetyline torch for remodeling cars and the occasional safe-cracking. He is also known to scavenge the swamps for fun and profit.
- The torch is a melee weapon in Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel.
- Torches, known as flashlights in North America, are portable handheld light-emitting devices, that relies on electricity for power. The light source is usually either a small incandescent light bulb, or a small array of light-emitting diodes (also known as LEDs). Torches are used throughout all five Series, as well as in Primeval: New World.
- The Torch is a type of tool found in Indev onward since the support for dynamic lighting, and is the simplest placeable source of light, not taking much to craft.
- Torch is a Typhoomerang that first appeared as a baby in the Riders of Berk episode "The Terrible Twos", and later reappeared as an adult in the Defenders of Berk episode "Zippleback Down".
- Torches are objects that holds the fire that symbolizes a castaway's life in the game. They are given to every Survivor castaway when they first go to Tribal Council, and snuffed when they are eliminated from the game.
- [Source] Torch was a baby Typhoomerang that first appeared in Season 1 of the television series, DreamWorks Dragons he later grew into an adult.
- Kategoria:Artykuły wymagające poprawy kategorii Torch (pl. Pochodnia) – przedmiot służący do rozświetlania ciemności.
- Shinobi torches are varied and numerous, with many different mixtures for different occasions. A variety of torch and gunpowder skills were mastered by the shinobi. This is due to the fact that many shinobi had to lead bands of warriors to an enemy's camp under the cover of night. Their torches needed to withstand harsh weather conditions and last long hours.
- The torch is an unusable weapon found on the very first enemy you encounter in the game, a Krug Scavenger. He is seen rampaging through the fields and breaking into the cattle pen. Oddly enough the only cow is dead before the Krug can get to it. Upon death, the Krug will not drop the torch, but a branch instead. This implies that the torch is merely an ordinary tree branch that has been lit on fire, reinforcing the poverty of the farmlands and the primitive nature of the Krug attackers.
- Torch is one of the least seen and most violent of Toulon's puppets, created seemingly only to kill by the zombified Andre Toulon in Puppet Master 2.
- Kuva:Torch.pngTorch, eli soihtu on yleensä valon lähde pimeissä luolastoissa. Soihtuja voivat käyttää kaikki, koska ne vaativat vain ensimmäisen tulentekotason. Soihtuja käytetään myös ansojen savustamiseen metsästystaidossa, jotta saaliin saaminen olisi todennäköisempää. Soihtuja voi ostaa kuudella kultarahalla mm.
* Keldagrimista
* Shilo Villagesta
* Tai Bwo Wannaista
* Yanillesta Myös joissain tehtävissä tarvitaan soihtuja.
- Schematic Obtained In: Architect >> Novice Architect Item Type: Misc >> Furniture Resources Required:
* 40 (20 + 20) units of Metal
* 1 Electronics GP Module Complexity: 15 Requires: Generic Crafting Tool XP Gained: 80 Structure Crafting XP (Normal) Revelant Experimental Values
* Experimental Effectiveness:
* Quality:
* Decay Resistance: 50%
* Overall Quality: 50% Note: A Torch. Can be placed in a structure and will light it up somewhat.
- Torches are the player's primary source of light in Minecraft. They are crafted using Coal or Charcoal on top of a Stick. When placed on a solid block, Torches will emit a fairly bright light, illuminating everything up to about four blocks away sufficiently to prevent hostile mob spawning. This is essential for giving a player peace from mobs and a way to see precious ores in caves.
- Search the ground on the right side of the screen where you met Zhuzhen.
- Torches are recurring objects in the Legend of Zelda series. They usually appear in dungeons and when lit, cause various results. Torches also appear as decorative items and sources of light.
- The torch is an item that can be purchased in stores, and there is one free torch in a chest in the King's chamber at the start of the game. It can be used in dungeons to light them up. It only lights up the adjacent tile to the player but its light lasts indefinitely until the player exits the dungeon.
- When Set, it increases base HP by 9, base Attack by 3, and base Luck by 1. When Torch's battle effect is used, the screen is briefly lit up with a wavy, oscillating heat effect, and the target is hit by a Mars-based attack equal in power to the user's normal physical attack with an additional 30 damage points added to the result. There is a chance that when the attack hits, only 50% of the target's current Defense rating is applied, sharply increasing Torch's damage.
- Torch is a Dreadnok who have had two different incarnations but both based on one character:
* Torch - the original version from the A Real American Hero series.
* Torch - the somewhat more competent incarnation in the Sigma 6 series.
- Their item icon looks like the club or cudgel, but is slightly larger. When equipped on the field, they have a constant flame effect rising from the end, but are otherwise very low resolution objects.
- In the Demon Halls stage, or if the Darkness Challenge is enabled, ambient lighting is limited to only the immediate cells around the Hero/ine. The standard vision range of the Hero/ine is 6, for most of the dungeon.If the Darkness challenge is enabled, the standard vision range is 3 for most of the dungeon.The vision range of the Demon halls are 3, 2, 1, 3 for depths 22 to 25. The vision range can be increased to 4 when under the illuminated buff, which is provided after lighting a torch. When a torch is used, the Hero/ine gains this buff for 250 turns.
- The torch is the weapon used by Explorer Zombie and its Chinese counterparts. It can instantly burn any plant it touches, but can be extinguished by Iceberg Lettuce, Snow Pea's and Winter Melon's projectiles, Hurrikale's wind, Power Snow and Cold Snapdragon's breath. In the Chinese version, Freeze Mushroom can also extinguish his flame.
- Torch is a trained chef that the Demon's Run Pirates first met on the Cactus Island. However, he had was happy with his job as a chef at the time however after events took place with a huge battle between several pirates his restaurant was destroyed and so he moved. He eventually met them again at Water 7 and joined the crew there and became their chef.
- Torches are Blocks that emit a light level of 14. They are useful for illuminating dark or shady areas, or for decoration.
- Torches are used to provide light in various underground locations. They may be bought at shops in Tai Bwo Wannai and Shilo Village (location). Bailey gives player an unlit torch during Sea Slug quest.
- Torches (or Enchanted Torches) are used to light the Storm Beacons of the Dwarves in the missions
* Borlis Pass
* Thunderhead Keep Note that torches are "Bundles" (i.e. objects that do not go into the inventory, but have to be held by hands).
- Low grade heating and light. Emits a heat of 120 °C. The player can die if standing too close to the torch if the suit runs out of power. Torches can also be used to heat up in case the player has ran out of power underground and is cooling down, thus increasing their lifespan.
- La Torch est un véhicule apparu dans Saints Row: The Third, Saints Row IV et Saints Row: Gat out of Hell, comme la Hellbat.
- Special Part(s): Torch is a common class mod for the Psycho manufactured by Bandit. Torch is obtained randomly from any suitable loot source.
- A torch was a light source. Early torches used fire, while later ones were electric. In 102 A.D, the Eleventh Doctor, Amy Pond and River Song used flaming torches while exploring underhenge. (TV: The Pandorica Opens) In 1963, while exploring the junkyard, Ian Chesterton used a torch, but he dropped it and lost it. (TV: "An Unearthly Child") In Amsterdam, Colin Frazer used a torch while he and Robin Stuart made their way through Frankendael. (TV: Arc of Infinity) The home of Peladon's ruler was lit with torches. (TV: The Curse of Peladon, The Monster of Peladon) File:TechnologyStub.png
- GRU soldiers in Tselinoyarsk, should they be stationed in or find themselves in Chyornaya Peschera's cave system, had stockpiled the caves with torches made from a branch of white birch and soaked with turputine so they wouldn't end up lost. Naked Snake, during Operation Snake Eater in 1964, managed to procure one of the torches when he was forced to fall into the cave system due to The Pain's hornet swarm in the crevace area of Bolshaya Past, and made use of it to navigate his way through the cave. Sigint also noted that it was an effective, though primitive, light source.
- Torches are objects mainly found in dark levels that act as portable light sources. Besides providing light, they can also be used to ignite wall sconces, quickly burn away webs, or thrown to attack enemies at range. Hitting an enemy with a flaming torch will set them alight briefly, but this is a purely visual effect and does not cause additional damage. Tiki Men carry torches instead of Boomerangs in dark Jungle levels, and will throw them at the Spelunker if spotted, although this is less accurate than the Boomerang. They can serve as a useful replacement if you somehow lose your own torch.
- The Torch is a weapon obtained in Silent Hill 4: The Room. Henry Townshend picks the torch up from the lit brazier in the cemetery area during his second visit to the Forest World. The torch must be picked up for both Henry and his neighbor, Eileen Galvin to escape the Forest World. It is used to find five missing parts of a doll. The dismembered doll is found in the charred wreckage of the Wish House Orphanage. The doll parts are found in wells. It can be relit by examining any source of fire to light or re-light the flammable head.
- The Torch is the most basic form of usable light in Terraria. It can be placed on nearly any surface, and can also be held in the player's hand for a portable light source. A regular torch, unlike a Cursed Torch, will not produce light when submerged in water. File:Terraria - Colored Torches Terraria HERO Torches stay lit and do not extinguish over time. This is valuable when exploring underground because it helps to identify that have already explored. Torches can be picked up using a pickaxe or by right clicking on them. Torches can be placed on trees.
- A Torch(トーチTōchi) is a human being who has had a majority of their Power of Existence drained and consumed by a Crimson Denizen. When a human's Power of Existence is devoured, someone, usually a Flame Haze or Denizen, will create a Torch to take their place, although both cases for very different reasons; Denizens usually wish to make their consumption less noticeable, and so they are not hunted and detected, while Flame Haze wish to use this to soften the sudden "shift" the world would undergo, and prefer to make the change gradually by allowing the people's existence to slowly fade away without any noticeable change. There are some entities that wish to create Torches for personal methods, such as Friagne, who wanted to use "City Devourer" by using many Torches.
- Torches are used to light up the area surrounding the player. To be used, they must be first equipped then, lit. They cannot be lit unless the player has both a Tinderbox and Box with flint and steel in their inventory, or alternatively it is possible to light a torch off an already lit one. Note that firemaking equipment has charges, so torches should not be relit too frequently.
- The torch is an item in the Platformer creator that lights up dark spaces by 5x space decoration blocks. Multiple torches last longer in darkness if you collect more of them. Is an alternative to the lights, the torch is easier for the game creator to do for an uderground Platformer game.
- Torch was born and raised a Wisconsin boy. His family was never insanely wealthy, but his family made enough to get by. He went to private schools for a short time but soon switched to public schooling due to finances. In high school, Torch found his niche on the football team. As a tall, agile young man, he soon became one of the starting receivers for the Panthers. He scored 5 touchdowns as a sophomore, 8 as a junior, and 10 as a senior.
- When two sisters are killed in a fire, Detectives Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler are confused about why they are called to investigate. They soon discover that Stabler's old partner, ADA Jo Marlowe, has been put on the case (despite the absence of a sex crime) because the two victims were so young, and that she has enlisted the duo to help. However, as the investigation continues, Benson and Stabler find that the case might be more suited to their department than anyone originally assumed, and Stabler's interrogation tactics threaten to get the detectives into trouble.
- The catacombs of the Vulcan monasteries P'Jem and T'Karath were equipped with torches. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident", "Awakening") In 2153, Captain Jonathan Archer pointed out to T'Pol that when Vulcans landed on Earth, they were not chased with torches and pitchforks, however much Humans may have feared them. (ENT: "Horizon") The assignment patch of the Arctic Archaeology Team featured two spears and a torch. (ENT: "Regeneration") The Viking characters in the holonovel Beowulf used torches in their shelter. (VOY: "Heroes and Demons")
- Unlit torches are dropped by many cave dwelling creatures including the level 49 and level 76-78 Catablepons, and Cave slimes. Unlit torches can sometimes be found inside barrels. They can also be purchased from these stores: When lit, can be used as light sources in dungeons and in some quests such as Shilo Village. Multiple torches (up to 3) can be used at the same time for brighter lighting (this also works with candles).
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