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- Crown is a Dragonlord with a square jaw, and large powerful forearms. He was a sergeant in Cropper Company under Captain Cropper during the Battle of Baritt's Tomb. This article is a stub. You can help the Lyorn Records by adding to it.
- Crown is a talking magical crown that gives you a wish. Appeared on the episode Dora Saves the Mermaids.
- The Crown was a crown-like ornament on the statue of Poiseidon-like statue in the Foyer of Hell's Kitchen, next to the door to the kitchen. When placed on a head manequin in Elizabeth Jarret's bedroom, it unlocks a secret door to her spell room. It was featured in Alone in the Dark 2.
- A crown was a unit of money used throughout Alagaësia.
- Crown (クラウン Crown?) is a character who appeared in the series Mobile Suit Gundam.
- History is littered with these mystical objects of power and the deeds done by those who donned them. Some of the more famous examples are:
- Crowns are the floating objects above a Fairies' head.
- A Crown is an Acessory
- __NOWYSIWYG__ The Crown is golden crown top part, only improves the look.
- The Crown (also known as the Novigrad crown) is a monetary unit which is used in some Northern Kingdoms, including:
* Redania, where Novigrad is located
* Brugge
* Cidaris
* Kerack One crown is the equivalent of one hundred coppers. In the short story collection called The Last Wish (Polish: Ostatnie życzenie) Nenneke tells Geralt, that the Crown currently has a value of six and a half orens and is still rising. In Baptism of Fire, Zoltan comments that a good arrow is worth half a crown, to which Milva replies 'He knows his prices'.
- Löjtnant Crown är en Tau'ri militär officer och Atlantis Expeditionen medlem. Hon var en de offren som blev smittade av De gamla viruset. Hon var i mässan när Peterson, teleportade sig till mässan och bröt karantän. Teyla var i mässan för att försöka lugna ner alla, men när alla började se skuggorna så angrep hon Teyla och skadade Teylas skyddsdräkt. Hon klarade sig när Major John Sheppard sprängde en Naquadah generator i omloppsbana ovanför Lantea. (SG1: "Hot Zone") Kategori:Atlantis Expeditionen medlem Kategori:En-gång Atlantis karaktär Kategori:Tau'ri
- A committee of twelve to fourteen men who rule the independent sovereign state known as London or "The City." The City is not part of England. It is not subject to the Sovereign. It is not under the rule of the British parliament. Like the Vatican in Rome, it is a separate, independent state.
- The crown was found by Indiana Jones within a room leading to the basement of Vega's Castle in Prague in 1935. It rested on a pedestal in a rat-infested chamber. When Jones took it, sections of the floor opened up and released poisonous gas into the room. Indy managed to escape the death trap by rolling under the descending door and into the castle basement. He then gave the crown to the Mysterious Statue and used it as the first item to solve the Astrological Clock puzzle.
- Crown is the FM-ian partner of Jean Couronne XIV. When the two EM Wave Change, they become Crown Thunder.
- The Crown is a hat item that appears in Nintendogs and Nintendogs + Cats. It is rarely found on walks.
- The Crown is a piece of headgear for all professions, available in the Eye of the North expansion. Like all Eye of the North common headgears, it has the maximum armor rating for the profession of the character that crafts it, can be upgraded with a rune and an insignia, and provides +1 to the attribute of the rune applied to it.
- The Crown is a treasure item that can be found in Resident Evil 4. It can be sold for 9000 Pts, but its true value lies in its ability to combine with the Crown Jewel and the Royal Insignia to exponentially increase their value. If all three treasures are combined, the player will obtain the Salazar Family Crown, the single most valuable treasure in the entire game. The Crown is found in Chapter 4-1; after Leon gets thrown down a trapdoor to land on spikes, he will find a dead Cultist with the Crown in his grasp. It and its associated treasures are not found in Separate Ways.
- . The Crown is a new costume modification introduced in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. The Copper Crown is obtained when Sora acquires his first Proof, and as he gains more Proofs, it is upgraded to the Silver Crown, and then Gold Crown. Excluding in-game cutscenes, the crown appears on Sora's head regardless of what form or situation he is in. The Proofs are key items which are obtained as rewards for clearing certain side-quests that were introduced in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix.
- Crown is a accessory. It is available for 10,000 jellybeans. It is the most expensive item for male toons. It is also the most expensive item in Clarabelle's Cattlelog, only tied with the Tiara.
- Crown was a 24th century Human woman, a Starfleet officer who served as a proctor for sessions of the Kobayashi Maru scenario test. (NF novel: Stone and Anvil)
- Crowns refer to a fictional currency in multiple works of science fiction.
- King Plasto had a crown that he wore because he declared himself the king of Frerpland.
- Crown was the name of an unaligned card in the Deck of Dragons. During one of Tattersail's readings, it stood for wisdom and justice as it was upright, and represented Darujhistan. She also named it the card that represented those upon whom the face of Oponn's spinning coin looked.
- As a monarch, it would make sense if The King In Yellow wore or was supposed to wear to a crown, although such a symbol has seldom been mentioned in the literature. A crown (apparently that of King Krakosa) is to found within the trunk in Dark Tower Dream. See also Essay - Mantle of The King
- Crown (クラウン) is a short-lived soldier under Char Aznable's command, one of the three named pilots who attack White Base near the beginning of the series. As the space-fighting groups dangerously neared Earth's atmosphere, Char gave the order for Crown to return to their well-defended starship immediately. Too gung-ho in his pursuit of the newly launched Gundam, Crown remained aloft in perpetual combat with the first-time flying Amuro Ray.
- A crown was a piece of headdress usually worn by a monarch. This article or section is incomplete This page is marked as lacking essential detail, and needs attention. Information regarding expansion requirements may be found on the article's talk page. Feel free to [ edit] this page to assist with this expansion. An important Klingon artifact was the Emperor's Crown. (DS9: "The Sword of Kahless") Sometime prior to 2369, Vash stole the Crown of the First Mother, an artifact from the planet Myrmidon. (DS9: "Q-Less")
- Crown was a sparrow who lived at the royal palace in Corus, Tortall. She became fond of Keladry of Mindelan when the girl was still in her probationary period as a page. Because of the presence of Daine the Wildmage, Crown was incredibly intelligent, almost like a human. She and her flock followed Kel around, and was able to lead Third Company of the King's Own to a spidren nest. She was named Crown by Kel, for her imperious ways, as well as the white spot on her head. She and her mate died in 457 HE in Persopolis. She was about eight years old, according to Daine.
- The Crowns are the Nagah councils that are tasked with enforcing judgement within a special geographic area. They give each Nest its next target and evaluate their progress. Every Crown answers to the Sesha and share information among each other in order to maintain an effective network. Each Crown is composed of one member of each breed in order to have a balanced view on their objectives. There are six different Crowns for different regions:
- The Crown is the symbol of office worn by the reigning monarch of Albion in Fable III. It is a simple gold circlet emblazoned with the Guild Seal symbol in the centre, and has golden swirls which lead up to and around the Guild Seal emblem. It was possibly held first by the Hero of Bowerstone, then passed on to King Logan (although he is never seen wearing it). The Hero of Brightwall is the first seen wearing it, once they became the new monarch of Albion.
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