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| - Caution: Monsters' elemental/neutral damage is modified by their statistics, which are in majority unknown.
- Stampede is the 34th episode of Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs and it's original airdate is November 4th, 1987.
- Description: Increases movement speed and melee damage while active.
- An epic feud between the Liornvuli and Stravuli tribes in the Dawn Age.
* So called due to the herd of Gazzams that Kalanth used to raid Karfonstead.
* Afterwards, all the Stravuli clans west of the Dragonspine fled from their ancestral lands around Grizzly Peak.
* One of these refugees was Kalasmas of the Yoke Clan, he and his clan later went to Dorastor and thrived in there. Source: History of the Heortling Peoples
- When a horde of rabid fangirls spies a lust object, the fangirls will often react as the wild animals they are. If the ground shakes, you may have worse things to fear than orcs—it could be a horde of screaming teenaged girls, ready to trample anything in its path! Fortunately, the OFUs have managed to curb most stampeding through the frequent use of minis. A successful stampede will almost certainly result in mass glomping. Stampedes have been known to result in fatalities.
- The Stampede is a lever-action sniper class rifle featured in Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Wildlands. It cannot be picked up by players in game, but purchased as a part of the Last Chance Pack for 2,100 Credits in the in-game store. It is one of very few weapons without a "Predecessor" weapon, and is the only lever-action rifle in the game, and while considered a sniper rifle it is the only one to not have a scope. It comes with a custom weapon skin that gives the rifle an old western look to it, with engravings and classic wooden parts.
- Stampede, called Wild Stomp (ワイルドスタンプ Wairudo Sutampu) in Japan, is a move used by Craig Marduk.
- The Stampede is based on the Humvee or Hummer H1. It is a military vehicle and looks like it was used in a war, as it appears dirty, full of bullets and has completely opaque windows, it's also a diesel truck, as evidenced by its engine acceleration sound. A unique armed Stampede appears in the mission "The Plantation", this one appears with a mounted machine gun, however, it can't be kept as it will disappear as soon as you complete the mission. It does spawn every once and again at the Sandman's cabin however.
- The Stampede is an Army vehicle in Scarface:The World Is Yours.
- Stampede is a hunter pet ability unique to rhinos that forces enemies to take a small percentage of additional physical damage for a short amount of time.
- Stampede is a challenge mini-game that only appears in Mario Party 8.
- The Stampede attack deals 0.7x damage to all enemies. In it the Dragon Horses roar, then Flail runes over and attacks the enemies with her claws on her feet, then Lance runs over and strikes the enemies with his tail, then Ax runs over and bites the enemies. After another roar all three become unbalanced.
- Yoshi Kid calls in a herd of Yoshi to attack the enemy (or enemies) multiple times.
- This spell may be employed against any single, or group of, natural animal(s), including mounts. A successful Magic test is permitted to negate the effects of the spell. Affected creatures are forced to flee uncontrollably (as if affected by fear) away from the Druid at their maximum movement rate. In the case of mounts, the rider is permitted a Ld test each round after the first to bring the animal under control (this test is given a +10 bonus if the rider has either of the Animal Care or Animal Training skills).
- A stampede is an act of mass impulse among herd animals or a crowd of people in which the herd (or crowd) collectively begins running with no clear direction or purpose. Stampedes are believed to originate from biological responses in the brains and endocrine systems of herd animals. The response is believed to have evolved to help animals escape predators. Specific animals associated with stampede behaviour are cattle, elephants, Blue Wildebeests and wild horses.
- No, not that kind of Convoy. A train of Autobots on their way to a small base to assist in reaffirming control over the area was led by OPTIMUS PRIME himself. The train of about a dozen vehicles moved slowly between the hills that shone. Headlights were typically dimmed or turned off to avoid blinding each other as they puttered along through the long trail. Arcee is in the convoy, of course. As a gunner, she'd be able to transform in a pinch and shoot down the baddies if they get attacked. She rolls along in a position behind Optimus Prime, bringing up the rear so she can watch their back.
- You can use the box below to create new pages for this mini-wiki. preload=Stampede/preload editintro=Stampede/editintro width=25 This is Stampede, the Stamp Collecting Wiki! This is a place for wikians to explore their passion for studying and/or collecting postage stamps! Features will include users having their own virtual stamp album, creation of "cinderella" stamps for laughs, sharing knowledge and techniques, hosting blank album pages, etc. Perhaps you'll agree with me. --Hrodulf 16:41, 9 January 2007 (UTC)
- Early in the war, the Magnificent Six were engaging in hit-and-run raids in Decepticon controlled territory of Stanix. They became pinned down for a Cybertronian week by Megadeath's elite guard commanded by Thunderwing. Stampede had nearly lost all of his composure from the strain of battle when the group decided to go on the offensive. It appeared that the Decepticons had retreated, but it turned out to be a ruse. In reality the Autobots had been betrayed by the neutrals they were defending. They were all captured by Megadeath.
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