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| - Wraith is a type of monster in ADOM. It is an undead monster that has a chance to decrease the PC's Toughness upon damaging attacks. The PC should thus make sure to take them out quickly, and/or from a distance. They are often found along with other undead in the CoC Graveyard. As of 1.2.0, wraiths have the ability to pass through walls.
- Little is known about Jovian vessels, save for their technical superiority.
- Pegasus-Galaxie
- The Wraith is a standard enemy that can be found in and. __TOC__ __NOEDITSECTION__
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- Wraith is an Atrax Wraith and a member of the Dark Hunters.
- . They're Husks who've had their strength, speed, dexterity, and durability greatly augmented by powerful armor grafted to their bodies. Unlike the standard Husk that acts in a more feral behavior, Wraiths maintain a certain sentience to them and are capable of more advanced functions such as operating weaponry, commanding soldiers, and implementing advanced combat strategies and techniques.
- Wraiths are ghosts that gave in to despair. They are seen in Ghost Story.
- El Wraith es un vampiro,es una especie de vampiros que se alimentan de la "fuerza vital" de otros seres humanoides para la alimentación a través de ventosas en sus palmas. Incontables mundos en la galaxia Pegasus viven en constante temor de los Wraiths, que vuelven periódicamente a sacrificar sus rebaños humanos.
- Wraith is a heavyweight robot which competed in the Series 8 pilot episode, although it withdrew prior to its first battle due to an internal fire. John Freeman, Wraith's captain, had previously competed in Series 3 with Armour Geddon.
- The knight Tristan de Bois, slain in a duel with Uther, was reanimated by Nimueh. Seeking revenge on the king, he killed two Knights of Camelot in combat but he was finally destroyed when struck by Excalibur in his second duel against Uther (Excalibur). This sword was marked to be the only way to defeat the Wraith in the first place, since other magic used by Merlin had no effect on it.
- These make up the bulk of the abyss armies and are the first wraiths you will encounter. They are just like the other first class of any other enemy and are easily dispatched. In the first abyss they come in small numbers until later when they start coming on as an army. In the later abysses they are accompanied by Undead Musketeers and Undead Commanders. They are summoned by an UndeadReaper.
- Wraith weapons are a special variant of existing weapons only given out as rewards from various limited-time Events, Tactical Alerts, and Invasions. Wraith weapons feature a shiny dark-blue paint scheme with patterns of red bars and lines, and have improved stats over the original weapons. While any weapon is eligible for Wraith treatment, currently known Wraith weapons are derived from Grineer and Tenno designs.
- The Wraith finds itself trapped between worlds, compelled to remain partly in the world of the living by some long-forgotten task, duty, or obsession. Deprived of rest, it becomes warped and vengeful and, in time, confused and lacking in proper mental faculties. Wraiths haunt tombs or ruins and will slay living creatures that disturb them.
- A wraith is someone who has been killed yet lives on by some dark sorcery (necromancy or a Morgul-blade), or someone who died in darkness or serious dishonour.
- Wraith is a dog-like creature created by Nest's father and later reprogammed by the Magic of Evelyn Freemark. It destroys the Father. Later it fuses with Nest, combining their magic in order to fight off Findo Gask..
- Wraith is one of the secondary antagonists of the show. He is a Saurian warlock with a dry sense of humor.
- "Come on, Doc, 1.21 gigawatts has nothing on me."
- Wraith is the undead ghost of a wicked man who had been cursed. He believes that he can revive himself by draining the life-force of others, so he lurks in the shadows waiting for victims.
- Wraiths are incorporeal creatures born of evil and darkness. In some cases, the grim silhouette of a wraith might appear armored or outfitted with weapons. This appearance does not affect the creature’s AC or combat abilities but only reflects the shape it had in life.
- -Darxeth
- Wraiths are an incredibly violent race, which populates by the infection and mutation of other species. They show aggression towards all species of animal, and hunger for flesh. Any contact with a Wraith can cause infection, which there is no known cure to. Those afflicted by the infection still exhibit signs of intelligence, but are driven mostly by their instinct to feed. They are characterized by their bruised skin and white eyes. They also age at 1.32 times the rate of an average member of their previous species.
- Wraiths are said to be phantoms, which existed in Narnia, and were considered one of the White Witch's most loyal followers. They were summoned by the White Witch to be part of her army at the First Battle of Beruna, and were also present at the slaying of Aslan at the Stone Table. Nothing else is known about them, except that it's most likely that they were all killed during the war, or were hunted down into extinction afterwards.
- Wraiths are a type of enemy in Fable: The Lost Chapters and Fable Anniversary. They are large skeletal creatures that resemble frozen Undead. They hold massive, bloody Greatmaces and are very difficult to defeat, even with the strongest of weapons. They are found mostly in Archon's Shrine and the Necropolis.
- A Wraith, also known as a Qui Shen, is a soul sucker that condemns people by marking them with a talisman which means that it will hunt them down until it kills them.
- The Wraiths are the most powerful warriors under the control of The Path. They number from 0 to 7, in descending order of strength.
- The Wraith was an unnamed Pah-wraith, one of many, descended into normal space as an organic being in the 28th century. He led the Alliance, mostly as a figurehead, against the Federation during the Federation-Alliance War. (Star Trek: 001, Star Trek: Phoenix-X)
- Wraith could refer to:
* Warren Webb, the teleporting mutant known as Wraith.
* The Wraith, an Imperial Strike Cruiser.
- Wraith is an enemy appearing in Chrono Cross.
- Wraiths are a weaker variety of Demon.
- Wraith é uma raça. Wraiths, também conhecidos como Spectre, são criaturas que se parecem com um espiríto que morreram antigamente e "renasceram" em Netherealm como guerreirros Zumbis.
- Gary Kennedy and his brother were shot down by criminals. He vowed to return from the dead to avenge his brother's death - and he did, becoming a ghost with the ability to be super strong when solid and fly or possess people as a ghost. He used his new ghostly powers to fight crime.
- Kategorie:Tails234 Wraith´s sind Geister die im Schloss von Dark Luna im Nightmare Forest leben. Sie sehen auf den ersten Anblick ganz süß aus, doch wenn man ihnen den Rücken zukehrt (wenn es nicht Dark Luna ist) dann werden ihre Gesichter geisteskrank und töten/quälen denjenigen sicher gleich. Sie kichern auch oft und spielen sehr gerne. Ihr Lieblingsspiel ist ´´Seelenfangen´´. Sie kommen aber erst um Mitternacht und Tagsüber schlafen sie. Sie sind von Mitternacht Uhr bist 5 Uhr morgens wach.
- Wraith is a Scottish dialectical word for "ghost," "spirit", see Ghosts in European culture. Wraith or The Wraith may also refer to:
- Wraith is the name of a number of superheroes and villains in superhero fiction.
- A Wraith is an level 2 unit belonging to the race and the faction of Undead. It is one of the two advancements of the Ghost, the other being the Shadow. It advances to the Spectre. Wraiths swap their arcane touch for unearthly swords which they use to drain the life from their enemies. Like Ghosts, they can unleash a powerful wail from a distance.
- His powers and abilities are similar to that of a Kryptonian, though he isn't Kryptonian or Daxamite. His powers are also derived from the sun. ("Superman Unchained")
- Wraith may refer to:
* Wraith (Breath of Fire)
* Wraith (Breath of Fire III)
- Wraiths are often found in graveyards. They are known for the fact that by eating a fresh wraith corpse you gain a level. However, wraiths may also drain levels from you.
- Wraith is a dark clan hedgehog who cursed Visor and turned him into a machine, he was also the one working with the people of Alpha Centauri to form an alliance with Plagiarius to attack earth, whether this will occur is unclear, wraith was considered cruel, unholy and vicious by many people that have survived to know him long enough, he has a strong friendship with Lyx, Theta and the Industryx, making him incredibly dangerous.
- [[Category:Introduced in ]] Wraith is the ace associate, girlfriend, and later wife to Yeoman . She has the ability to phase through objects. She now lives in upstate New York with her husband and their two children.
- A type of ghost
* Unknown whether they are a distinct type or include several types. Sources: Revealed Mythologies, Sartar Companion
- Wraiths are Undead monsters found in the Dungeons of Fate.
- A Wraith, Spectre (sometimes spelled Specter), or Revenant, is a being who has previously died only to be resurrected as an inhuman warrior and/or an evil spirit. Wraiths are not to be confused with the Undead, who are best described as living corpses. These beings wield powers associated with the Netherrealm: shadows and darkness (Noob Saibot) and hellfire (Scorpion).
- A Wraith is a spirit of unidentifiable origin and classification that appears as a floating grim reaper-like entity when it manifests in the mundane world. It has a different appearance in astral space; it appears as a black or dark gray colored cloud with a violet/ultraviolet emission in the center of it.
- A wraith harmful spirit in which has magical capabilities. A wraiths only perpose is to wreak havoc amongst the living.
- The Wraith is a unit for the Undead. Wraith can first be produced at level 1
- Wraith is a villain in Mighty Ducks. He is a sorcerer who relies on his magic to do evil. He was voiced by the late Tony Jay.
- A wraith is a type of supernatural creature that feeds on human brain fluids and can infect them with high doses of dopamine. One appeared as monster of the week in the episode Sam, Interrupted, in which a wraith was feeding on psychiatric asylum patients. In Mommy Dearest, Eve incorporated some wraith traits into her Jefferson Starship hybrid monsters.
- The Wraith are intelligent aliens that dwell in the galactic north, just west of Polaris space. They are capable of surviving in a vacuum and can "tunnel" through hyperspace. Their bodies are formed especially for this. The Wraith seem to communicate telepathically, and can defend themselves by creating graviton beams. The more mature Wraith ( Youth and Adult) also have the ability to cloak. The Wraith homeworld is Hot'A'Tanius, a large gas giant located in a system several jumps to the north of Polaris space.
- The Wraith is a terran space superiority fighter used extensively in the Koprulu sector.
- Wraithové byli nepřátele známých Antiků. Wraithové byla rasa postavená nejvýše v potravním řetězci, vedli válku v soustavě Pegas proti antikům. Byli proslule známí způsobem svého krmení skrze svoje ruce. Krmení : Wraith ze své ruky vytáhne velké "bodláky" a zapíchne je do hrudníku svého oponenta, při krmení do těla posílá látku aby oběť ihned neumřela , při krmení oponent ztrácí svůj život až nakonec umře. -//-
- Wraiths are Monsters from Maplestory. They are stronger versions of Jr. Wraiths. __TOC__
- he is a cool blue and green stickman, teal and turquoise something like Teal or Terkoiz. He only appears in StickFighter along with Angry Faise and Joe Zombie but is hard to beat considering the fact that he has a big freaking sword which helps him win!
- Wraith is a colour that pets can be painted. It was released when the plot Faeries Ruin was open.
- Wraith is an Undead creature that was introduced in the Lowdown in Highport article/adventure by Thomas M. Reid in Dungeon #221. It was added as an alternative to the creature by the same name from the original adventure. [Du221:26]
- The Wraith are the remains of the first Races Pan Gu created. Believed to be extinct as recently as a hundred years ago after being annihilated by a world-spanning flood, they've returned in a form best described as near-undead. They can be identified by the universally green eyes.
- A Wraith, known as a shadow of Sulphur, is a powerful spawn of Sulphur that is created when dark energies reach an exceptionally high level. Feared throughout the land as a sign of Sulphur's return, an encounter with a Wraith on the Isle of Evil resulted in the death of Marona's parents as well as Ash eight years in the past.
- A wraith is a ghost, the soul of a person who has died unfulfilled and now haunts the Shadowlands.
- The Wraith is an undead enemy encountered in Shadowgate. It can be defeated by lobbing the Holy Torch at it.
- Wraiths are incorporeal manifestations of living souls, possessing bodies constructed of aetheric matter, rather than flesh and bone. They live in the Astral Realm.
- Wraith is a monster found in the expansion Manor of Ravens.
- A Wraith is an undead enemy class in Dungeon Siege.
- Wraiths are large insects that eat fruit, and often fly in large swarms. They have great physical strength despite their small size.
- Wraith refers to a , apparition, or specter. Wraith is a Scottish word referring to ghost and originates around the 1500s.
- A Wraith is a faceless minions of Lord Sparr that got stung by the Golden Wasp. They were once people, but they were stung and their minds were inslaved. It seems that Keeah's Harp might be able to reverse the sting if you haven't actually become a wraith, but after you are, it seems impossible to go back.
- Wraith is a fictional character and Amalgam Comics superhero whose true debut was in JLX #1 (1996), though his (metafictional) Amalgam Universe debut is still unknown. He is a combination of DC Comics' Obsidian and Marvel Comics' Gambit.
- The Wraith are a vampiric hive-based species that harvest the 'life-force' of other humanoid beings for nourishment through suckers on their right hand palm. Countless worlds in the Pegasus galaxy live in constant fear of the Wraith, who return periodically to cull their human herds. After taking their fill, the Wraith hibernate for centuries, watched over by Keepers, before they wake and feed again. On a few occasions the word "Wraith" means "the Wraith language" or "knowledge of the Wraith language", as when a character said "My Wraith is not good.".
- Originally a Nivellian creation, the Wraith fighter has, in spite of its age, an excellent balance. Its high agility and its four primary weapon slots are worth noting.
- The Wraith are a species of humanoid sapients native to the Pegasus Galaxy.
- Sometimes witchers must put to rest ghosts who haunt the living. Wraiths appear near cemeteries or in homes they inhabited during their lives. They usually have no memories and are guided strictly by hatred towards the living. May they rest in peace. See also:
- Wraiths are apparitions often found in swampy areas of Kryta. They often pop out of nowhere in the areas where Damned Clerics float around.
- Undead warrior. Combat: 6 Hits: 60 Speed: 9 Damage: 10 Cold Armor:10 Resistance: 10 Resistant vs.: Cold Vulnerable vs: PiercingSlashingCrushing Cost: 75 Crystal Build Time: 35 Build Skill: -- Setup Points: 2 Army Points: 1 Ability: Drains XP from units it kills
- WRAITH is a character seen in SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALS Fireteam Bravo 2 and SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALS Fireteam Bravo 3, he is also seen in SOCOM: Tactical Strike.
- Wraiths are opportunistic hunters. They try to disorient their targets before attacking, and will try to escape when directly attacked.
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