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- Dazzle is a skill from the Dragon Quest series. Dazzle reduces the accuracy of all enemies. Image:Slime Image2.png This Dragon Quest related article is a stub. Please help by expanding it. Image:Slime Image.png
- DAZZLE (Rank 3): A Garou using this gift may cause a target to stand in awe for a fair period of time; if the target is attacked, the effects wear off. NATIVE TO: Children of Gaia
- Kategorie:Infobox benötigt thumb|Dazzle Dazzle ist eine Prostituierte, die 2281 im Gomorrah arbeitet.
- Dazzle is a technique used by Vampires in SLASHEM, it can be used at level 1. When the Dazzle technique is used using the #technique command the first monster in the given direction, within distance of (technique level / 8), is frozen for d10 turns. The chance of sucess is dependant on (technique level - monster HD) as follows: The Dazzle technique is reuseable after a random time from 25 to 74 turns. This technique cannont be used if blind or on monsters who are unable to see.
- Dazzle requires 3 MP to cast in the first four games. In Quest for Glory V, Dazzle's cost is increased to 15 MP.
- Frequentative of daze.
- Dazzle is a prostitute living at Gomorrah's courtyard in 2281.
- Dazzle is a minor character in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door.
- —Dazzle, Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Dazzle is a mysterious character found in Rogueport Sewers. Like Merlow in Paper Mario, Dazzle has a Star Piece collection and will trade badges in order to add to his collection. Some badges he trades are rare and cannot be found anywhere else, but other badges can be obtained other places. In Rogueport Sewers, Dazzle is found outside of Merluvlee's house, making both he and Merlow associated with Merluvlee.
- Dazzle (formerly Surround) is a spell in the Dragon Quest game series. As with all other debilitative spells, it maintained a base accuracy of 100% until IX.
- Sandi ?, code name Dazzle, is one of the Whateley Martial Arts Cheerleaders. Normally, the Whateley Martial Arts Cheerleaders didn’t hang out en masse, let alone in uniform. While their self-proclaimed leader, Patty (a.k.a. ‘The Yellow Queen’), did wear the uniform every time she had an excuse, she normally hung out with her two best buds Kelly and Ginger, and her little sister Little Bee tagged along. Sandi, Stacy and Tiffany did occasionally hang with Patty, Kelly and Ginger, but they actually had wardrobes, thank you very much! And Dazzle did a lot of basic moves, with flashes of light added in to make it hard to see. She looked kind of strong – not Lancer strong or Phase strong, but stronger than a baseline – but not quick too, like Aztecka was.
- Dazzle, der Shadow Priest (Schattenpriester), ist ein Intelligenz-Held aus DotA und Dota 2. Mit seinen Fähigkeiten kann Dazzle Verbündete heilen, verstärken und zeitweise sogar unsterblich machen bzw. die Rüstung von Gegnern verschlechtern. Er ist ein Fernkampf-Held der Dire. Im Spiel kann er die Rolle eines Supports und Lane-Supports übernehmen. Dazzle eignet sich daher als Support für andere Helden, ist im Alleingang jedoch meist unterlegen. Mit Poison Touch kann Dazzle gegnerische Einheiten vergiften, verlangsamen und betäuben. Shallow Grave hingegen schützt Verbündete, die nur noch wenige Lebenspunkte verfügen, für kurze Zeit vor dem Tod. Dabei ist es völlig egal welche Menge an Schaden bei der betroffenen Einheit eingeht. Shadow Wave heilt Dazzle und seine Verbündeten in der Nähe und
- Bred and raised on Kamino as part of an experiment in pushing the limits of human and alien DNA splicing, lived a fairly normal life except he was raised in a strict military environment, from ages 10 to 18 he was trained by Death Watch mercenaries in the arts of war.
- "Dazzle" is the second single from the 1984 Siouxsie and the Banshees album Hyæna. The song begins with a gradual fade-in of an orchestral string section and progresses to a drum-driven, majestic anthem. The lyrics "swallowing diamonds/a cutting throat" were derived from the final scene of Marathon Man where Laurence Olivier puts diamonds in his mouth. Sioux's vocals are accentuated by expansive reverb effects. "Dazzle" climbed to number 33 on the UK singles chart and was Siouxsie & the Banshees' 11th top 40 UK hit.
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