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- The Lightbringer appears in the Advance and Complete Collection ports, and is Cecil's best weapon. It is obtained by performing noble deeds, as is a Paladin's job, in Cecil's Lunar Trial. It randomly casts Holy when Cecil attacks with it. It has an Attack of 255 and an Accuracy of 49. It also adds +15 to Strength, Stamina, and Agility. This weapon is metallic.
- Lightbringer was previously captain of Silver Skulls on the Cobalt Ocean, captain of the crew Ship of Fools and monarch of the flag Don't Tread On Me. He has recently quit the game and handed over his position of captain to Ronah. Image:Pirate.png Arr! This article about a pirate in Puzzle Pirates be a stub. Ye can help YPPedia by [ expanding it].
- Lightbringer was the callsign of an assault dropship in service to the Terran Dominion. Several years after the Brood War, Lightbringer was involved in ferrying a Dominion Marine Corps squad to Vespene Refinery BF 1138 on Mar Sara to reinforce the ground team engaged against the zerg. However, it was destroyed by a flight of mutalisks en route, along with fellow dropship Doomhammer.
- A divine name of Orlanth and other Lightbringers
* It is distinct from Lifebringer Source: Book of Heortling Mythology
- Carter Granholme is a resident of Pharos City, a once prosperous metropolis that has become overrun with crime. Having an unexplained power to control light, he nonetheless stands by, trying to live up to his pacifist parents' legacy before he can take no more and finally decides to clean up his city. Becoming the first superhero for his world, takes up the mantle of Lightbringer. Through his adventures, he faces many villains and gains his own ally in the superhero, Osprey.
- Lightbringer is the sword of Stannis Baratheon. At the behest of Melisandre, he pulls it out of the fire created by burning statues of the Seven. It is unknown what became of the sword after Stannis' death at Winterfell. It's possible that Ramsay took Lightbringer as a trophy after he found Stannis' body, like he claimed to have done in the novels. According to prophecy, Lightbringer would be pulled from fire by the Lord's Chosen, the Prince That Was Promised, champion of the Lord of Light.
- Lightbringer (Carter Granholme) is a super-hero from the webcomic from the same name.
- Lightbringer was a well known legend on Antica. A true explorer, collector and trader. Former owner of the only Blessed Shield in Tibia. Among his item collection was e.g. a Crown and a Winged Helmet.
- Lightbringer was a well known legend on Antica. A true explorer, collector and trader. Former owner of the only Blessed Shield in Tibia. Among his item collection was e.g. a Crown and a Winged Helmet.
- Well before the founding of any of the five great polarizing religions in the Age of Rebirth, Varn Gosam of the Malakim had already consolidated the multiplicity of prophets in his land into one faith, the worship of Lugus. It is interesting to speculate how the age would have differed had Lugus chosen to get directly involved in the conflicts that defined it. Nonetheless, the Lightbringer was widely used in Malakim lands due to their divine scrying powers.
- Lightbringers were created by the Luminoth for use in their war against the Ing. They are similar in appearance to clusters of crystals, and generate an energy field. They behave like mobile Light Crystals and Light Beacons, as they can be energized like them, generating healing Safe Zones that move. Lightbringers are only found in a single room, Duelling Range, where they disappear after Samus defeats the Jump Guardian and collects the boots it drops; they were most likely destroyed by nearby Ing.
- Lightbringer is the sword said to have been carried by Azor Ahai, the hero of the first war with the Others. The sword is said to have been forged by Azor Ahai himself, in three seperate attempts. The first attempt, he labored for thirty days and thirty nights in the sacred of fires of a temple and to temper it he plunged it into water, it then burst into flames and nothing was left. The second time, he labored fifty days and fifty nights, captured a lion and plunged the sword into its heart. The steel once again shattered. The third attempt, he labored a hundred days and as many nights, and when the time came to temper it, he asked his wife, Nissa Nissa, to bare her breast. She did as he bid and he plunged the blade into her heart. It is said that all of her strength became part of the sw
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