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| - This card is available for use by the following players: all This card can be chosen as one of your three Signature Statements by visiting a Diplomacy Instructor at level 10, 30 or 50.
- MISSING...PRESUMED KILLED IN ACTION.
- A Glamour (or Glamor) was a spell used to conceal or hide the true form of an object, person or area under an illusion. Glamours were not only optical but also auditory as well. While some of them could remain for an indefinite amount of time, others had a time-based existence and eventually faded. Unlike reality alteration or transmogrification, glamours did not cause actual modifications in reality but rather distorted the perception of certain beings. Magic practitioners were capable of performing glamours as it was considered one of the basic steps in witchcraft.
- El Glamour es la magia más simple que existe, y es la magia más ampliamente y extensamente utilizada debido a su necesidad: oculta el Mundo de las Sombras de los mundanos. Es uno de los pocos tipos de magia disponibles para todos. Se encuentra en el Libro Gris, en los libros de conjuros demoníacos, en las investigaciones de los brujos, y entre las hadas.[1]
- However, users of this spell should generally take care to avoid reflective surfaces such as mirrors or water pools, as they reveal one's true shape. A very powerful form of glamour is an ageing spell.
- Glamour is the heroic name of Pandora La Croix, Art History and Power Improvisation teacher at Poseidon Prep
- Glamour is a women's magazine published by Condé Nast Publications. Founded in 1939 in the United States, it was originally called Glamour of Hollywood. Local editions are now published in numerous countries including the United Kingdom, United States, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Russia, Greece, Poland, South Africa, Brazil, Hungary,Romania, Bulgaria, Netherlands, Mexico. In most cases it is a monthly publication. The magazine became a global hit.
- Glamour is the form of magic that conceals the Shadow World. __TOC__
- This enchantment will temporarily increase the attractiveness and influence of the target for 10-60 minutes. The target's Fel is boosted by 10 points for the duration of the spell, up to a maximum of 95.
- Founded by Chizuru Kangoori in 2002, this hair salon and its partner salon Le Coeur went on to win the Wella national hairdressing award in 2003. The unusual building, which is often mistaken for a Mexican restaurant, is based on "Santa Fe" and native American styles. Glamour's slogan is "It's kickin' you all around!" which allegedly is a common phrase in American English.
- In the short story "Coś się kończy, coś się zaczyna", Triss makes a batch of it for all the female guests at Geralt and Yennefer's wedding. Unfortunately for the halfling women, it seems glamour does not work for them at all.
- Capital City of the Lunar Empire.
* The First Inspiration of Moonson.
* It has a population of 100,000
* It was built on Day 28 in 1249 ST.
* It is located on the edge of Crater, one of the seven temples around it.
* Headquartered by Bloodspillers, the Hell Sisters and Household Foot.
* The portion of the city on the Crater is known as the City of Dreams
* The City of Dreams is only reachable through the Silver Road
* It contains the buildings of below:
* The Bridge of Dreams
* The Citadel of Halfway
* The Hideous Zoo
* The Infinite Party
* The Moongate
* The Monstrous Coliseum
* The Monument to Time
* The University of Glamour
- Glamour is a kind of magic employed by the inhabitants of the Invisible World to hide themselves from Humans. Those who have the Sight can see through glamour.
- Glamour is the oldest form of magic that works with nature. Glamour is the nature and holy type of magic. Glamour contains the runes of Fairy Ring, Titania and Wicca. Glamour is weak against Alchemy and strong against Necromancy.
- Glamour technology was invented by the Kladdavoreesh to protect themselves from the predators of their planet. From there it spread out, was adopted and adapted and was used for a variety of purposes, mainly military and criminal. By 1947, 73,924 species had access and used glamour technology, including the Jal Karath. File:StubTab.png
- Traditionally, The Fair Folk are reputed to have a powerful and subtle magic that disguises their true (and less than fair) form into one that is beautiful, beguiling and beatific. This was called a Glamour. It not only cast an illusion of physical perfection, but made any hapless viewer think of the fae as graceful, wise, a lifelong friend, and made them easily suggestible if not utterly enthralling them in More Than Mind Control. Now imagine a character who has this power, and can use it on crowds. We'll wait for you to stop shivering. Not to be confused with the American Fashion Magazine.
- In March 2014, as a promotion for the film Muppets Most Wanted, Miss Piggy recorded a video posted on the Glamour website, and the Glamour YouTube channel: "Hello, Glamour readers; it's moi, Miss Piggy! Feel free to stare and take pictures! As you know, I am the ultimate fashionista. I adore clothes! Shoes, bags, coats, shoes, gloves, dresses, jewelry -- and, of course, more shoes! My dearest Kermie thinks I would look good in a paper bag! He's right, of course. But that's not the point. "Moi's hot fashion trend for autumn/winter 2014: Always wear pink!"
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