Dogan was a Master Assassin and the leader of the Ottoman Brotherhood of Assassins, following the death of his predecessor, Yusuf Tazim.
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| - Dogan war ein Mitglied des Türkischen Assassinenordens. Er war einer von Yusuf Tazims Adjudanten und neben Kasim und Azize einer der höchsten Assassinen des Ordens. Er war es, der an der Seite von Ezio den Assassinenstandpunkt im Galatabezirk erfolgreich verteidigte. Nach Yusuf Tazims Tod wurde er von Ezio Auditore zum neuen Oberhaupt bestimmt.
- Dogan was a Master Assassin and the leader of the Ottoman Brotherhood of Assassins, following the death of his predecessor, Yusuf Tazim.
- Dogan is a character appearing in Medal of Honor: Rising Sun. He is a soldier in the Imperial Japanese Army and can be seen fighting the player during most missions. He is also available to play as in Multiplayer.
- Dogan was an attractive monk in charge of a monastery in Lion lands owned by Matsu Ino. He was the son of a Lion samurai.
- |} Dogan (D/euce i L/ogan) - relacja pomiędzy Deuce'em Martinezem, a Loganem Hunterem.
- Dogan is a collective term for a number of places in Mid-World, all of which are created by North Central Positronics, under the order of Maerlyn, to fuse technology and magic together and create destructive annihilation weapons. The most prominently featured is the one found along the Devar-Tete river. However, there is one within the Barony of Mejis and another which is seen during the events of The Journey Begins. It is said that others can be found along the borders of Kashamin.
- Many of you who are kinda like me (most likely not cause I don't laugh at fart jokes) know the terror you feel when you're all alone, clenching your B.A.R., in a corner of a bombed out building in the multiplayer level Culumpit Chaos, yelling "I don't want to die!" over and over. The screen just flashed black, you are dead. Dogan just sniped you from the other side of the level with his shotgun. What the hell is up with this Dogan guy? He's the ultimate, the omnipotent, that crazy little bastard you can't simply just kill by putting a clip into him with a thompson. If more Japanese soilders in WWII were like Dogan, their extreme non-dying powers could've repelled the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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| - Dogan war ein Mitglied des Türkischen Assassinenordens. Er war einer von Yusuf Tazims Adjudanten und neben Kasim und Azize einer der höchsten Assassinen des Ordens. Er war es, der an der Seite von Ezio den Assassinenstandpunkt im Galatabezirk erfolgreich verteidigte. Nach Yusuf Tazims Tod wurde er von Ezio Auditore zum neuen Oberhaupt bestimmt.
- Dogan was a Master Assassin and the leader of the Ottoman Brotherhood of Assassins, following the death of his predecessor, Yusuf Tazim.
- Dogan is a character appearing in Medal of Honor: Rising Sun. He is a soldier in the Imperial Japanese Army and can be seen fighting the player during most missions. He is also available to play as in Multiplayer.
- Dogan was an attractive monk in charge of a monastery in Lion lands owned by Matsu Ino. He was the son of a Lion samurai.
- |} Dogan (D/euce i L/ogan) - relacja pomiędzy Deuce'em Martinezem, a Loganem Hunterem.
- Many of you who are kinda like me (most likely not cause I don't laugh at fart jokes) know the terror you feel when you're all alone, clenching your B.A.R., in a corner of a bombed out building in the multiplayer level Culumpit Chaos, yelling "I don't want to die!" over and over. The screen just flashed black, you are dead. Dogan just sniped you from the other side of the level with his shotgun. What the hell is up with this Dogan guy? He's the ultimate, the omnipotent, that crazy little bastard you can't simply just kill by putting a clip into him with a thompson. If more Japanese soilders in WWII were like Dogan, their extreme non-dying powers could've repelled the destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. In a time of simpler shooters, blowing a guy up with a rocket launcher or grenade was a standard practice in solving the biggest problem you face at them moment (that being how do I kill this one guy standing in front of me). With Dogan, it's like, how many grenades does it take to eventually kill Dogan before he offs me with his extreme radness? None, because when you throw that grenade the game eagerly provides you, times stops, you hear the voice of god, he's telling you that you're going to hell for even thinking about throwing one. When time returns, your grenade goes off and Dogan walks through the smoke and melee's you to death by simply touching you. To the guys that programed Dogan to be a cheap-ass, bitch, F YOU, and F Dogan, for being a cheap-ass, bitch.
- Dogan is a collective term for a number of places in Mid-World, all of which are created by North Central Positronics, under the order of Maerlyn, to fuse technology and magic together and create destructive annihilation weapons. The most prominently featured is the one found along the Devar-Tete river. However, there is one within the Barony of Mejis and another which is seen during the events of The Journey Begins. It is said that others can be found along the borders of Kashamin.
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