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| - [[Category:]] Deathwatch was a necromancy spell that, within an area of thirty feet, informed the caster how badly wounded subjects were.
- Level: Components: V, S Casting Time: 1 action Range: 30 ft. Area: Cone-shaped emanation Duration: 10 min./level Saving Throw: None Spell Resistance: No
- Deathwatch is the 12th chapter of Eragon.
- Inne pseudonimy: Stephen Lords Aktualny status: Na wolności, uciekł z superwięzienia Raft. Uniwersum: 616 Klasa: Demon Debiut: Ghost Rider vol. 3 #1 [1990] Powiązania z grupami: Trans-Lords, Deathspawn, gang Hooda
- Deathwatch (Advantage) A character with the Deathwatch advantage has uncanny clarity in battle, the time slows, giving the ability to study everything around. While in this state, the character loses all other contact, the body glows faintly, with unmatched swiftness.
- right|thumb|Обложка книги правил. Deathwatch (англ. Караул смерти) — третья игра по миру Warhammer 40K от издателя Fantasy Flight Games. Предназначена для описания действий элитного отряда космических десантников под контролем Инквизиции. Выпущена в сентябре 2010 года. До релиза вышли два демонстрационных модуля по игре с кратким набором правил и предварительно сгенерированными персонажами.
- Deathwatch (ヂスワチュ, Disuwachu) is a massive organization that controls around half of the major bounty hunting groups on the Grand Line. They act as one of the main antagonists of the second saga of Grand Voyage. After being destroyed by Dhahaka D. Knave and his crew, the organization has devolved into another simple bounty hunting group made up of the remaining executives.
- Deathwatch poses in the mortal world as crime boss Stephen Lords. His activities often lead to casualties that he then fed off of to empower himself. He also wanted to gain the position of the Kingpin (Wilson Fisk). He also became an enemy of Wolverine's after Logan encountered some of his men in Madripoor. On one occasion he lured the Rider into an office building then had it destroyed, feeding him with hundreds of innocent employees. He ordered Blackout, Snowblind, Troll and Hag after the Rider.
- Deathwatch is an tactical espionage organization that is formed up by ten assassins mostly from Luskan where it is based. Deathwatch was formed about twenty years ago in Luskan as an force to oppose the other powers of Luskan and to execute top-class espionage and assassination missions. The fall of Deathwatch began when one of their members betrayed and another one died of unknown caused, it caused shock in the ranks of the organization and it gave opportunity to an agent of Order of Iron and Blood to join the organization and make Deathwatch an pawn of the order. As the agent of the order Wiz Zephyr gained more power in the orgaization, he established Replica to continue the organizations usefullness even when it would eventualy fall, becouse of the establishers old age. This plan leaded
- The Deathwatch Space Marines serve the Ordo Xenos of the Imperial Inquisition as its Chamber Militant, the warriors of last resort when the Inquisition needs access to firepower greater than the Imperial Guard or a team of its own Acolytes or even Throne Agents can provide. Across the galaxy there are innumerable hostile alien civilisations that threaten Mankind, from the green-skinned Orks, to the monstrous Tyranids, sadistic Dark Eldar, spectral C'tan, and undying Necrons. It is the sacred task of the Deathwatch to stand sentry against all of these terrible xenos races. They are ready to act when such ancient evils rise to threaten Mankind once more. The Space Marines of the Deathwatch form the first, and often only, line of defence against these inhuman horrors.
- Deathwatch is a gameshow that plays a major role in Madworld. It features people having to kill each other off all the time. This twisted and inhumane gameshow is run by Noa. The gameshow has been present ever since the beginning of the 21st century and many of the players participate for a mixed amount of reasons. Some players are arrogant, greedy, and selfish and compete in the games so they can gain fame and money. Some other players are forced to compete in Deathwatch against their will and only kill people just to survive. The prize for winning a Deathwatch season is the right to live and a financial reward of 100 million dollars. Jack Cayman is a player in the games, who is actually an undercover agent for the FBI and is there to expose the inhumanity of Deathwatch in hopes of gettin
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