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- Ichor is the golden blood of Gods, Titans and other immortals. It is shown to flow from their bodies when harmed by the right materials.
- In Greek mythology, Ichor is the ethereal golden fluid that is the blood of the gods and/or immortals.
- Ichor is a unique ring from the Legacy DLC for Dragon Age II.
- Its is green, for is based on the copper base, not iron base, its dark green
- Ichor is the blood of the gods. Gods rarely bled, so mortals rarely ever saw it. But occasionally a powerful monster, demigod, or even another god would attack a god and they would bleed. Some people say that Ichor was made of Ambrosia and Nectar, the food of the gods. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Ichor is the term used for a dragon's blood.
- Sangue di una divinità, in genere di colore blu.
- Ichor was a type of magical elixir, found in a well, but Professor Pimpleton Plumpox experimented with it and it became the corrupt magic sludge. The Ichor turned Glen McCheese into the Rat Wraith and he now has full possession of it. Lately, he combined it with honey to brainwash bee sprites in a mission. It appears to be the color purple, since that was the color of the honey and Rat Wrait's well is purple. It is unknown if this relates to the purple pollen in Canal City.
- Ichor is the golden blood of all immortal beings. Those with Ichor, including gods, Titans, and some monsters are near-perfect beings who, in battle, can be wounded, but never permanently killed, or in the case of gods and Titans, can never be killed at all. Demigods also share their godly parent's ichor in their veins infused with their human blood, however it cannot be seen, and it does not make them immortal.
- Ichor is the blood of angels and demons. Ichor is gold for angels and black, viscous, thinner than blood, and totally opaque for demons. Demon ichor is infused with demon energies, acidic, can burn the skin, and is somewhat toxic to humans if it gets into their blood through wounds or other means, though it can have varied effects when given in careful concentration. __TOC__
- L'Ichor (ἰχώρ ou ikhốr) est le sang des dieux et des créatures immortelles. De couleur presque transparente, il est parcouru de reflets dorés mais se révèle un poison mortel pour ceux qui le goûtent et ne sont pas d'essence divines ou immortelle. Voici comment il est évoqué dans l'Illiade : Du poignet jaillit l'immortel sang de la déesse, L'ichor, tel qu'on le voit couler chez les dieux bienheureux : Ne consommant ni pain ni vin aux reflets flamboyants, Il n'ont pas notre sang et portent le nom d'Immortels.
- Ichor — очень лёгкий в прохождении уровень. Он украшен довольно красиво и современно в базовом стиле. Геймплей в уровне очень приятный, а в декоре чувствуется особый почерк DzRAS. Особенно об авторе напоминает чудище в конце уровня.
- How, exactly is ichor different from goo, you might ask? One has a smell in addition to the sticky, gloppy texture. No, I won't tell you which. You'll have to find out on your own. Miscellaneous Item Autosell value: 66 Combat Usable It takes some effort to fling the ichor at your opponent without getting much on yourself, but you manage. Splattered, your opponent does their best wicked witch "what a world!" impression, while taking 15 damage.
- Ichor was a ghoul who possessed a powerful artifact known as the Orb of Ner'zhul. With it, he had the power to raise powerful beasts such as frost wyrms and send them into battle. The Orb was taken from him by Baron Valimar Mordis, a forsaken noble who resided in the Alterac Mountains; the Baron intended to use it to raise frost wyrms and other undead behemoths in order to destroy both the Scourge and the living as well. The collapsing stone crashed into the ghoul, causing him to fall from the cliff; whether he "survived" or was crushed by the rubble is unclear.
- The Ichor Forest is considered one of the most dangerous forests known to explorers. This forest, which lines the upper half of a town called Perch Creek, has some of the most oddly-formed natural waterways ever discovered. The Ichor Effect, which is divided into two parts, is the definition of what happens to those who enter the Ichor Forest OR the definition of a natural structure that has a similar appearance and growth to the Ichor Waterway. Part 1: The Ichor Effect that defines what happens to explorers. The exact incident, which is detailed in the town's history, was the disappearance of several explorers in the forest who had inexplicably aged or seemed to have aged. This effect is the explanation of unexplainable aging and intense paranoia/dementia.
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