Count Downer - Revision history

97.113.196.224 at 17:50, 19 May 2013

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No one in particular: My bad... should've checked to see if there was already a page or not

2012-12-14T16:25:22Z

My bad... should've checked to see if there was already a page or not

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-	=~~Proposed Canon~~=	+	{{ImageStackRight\|240\|
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		+	\|name= Count Downer
		+	\|race= [[Men]]
		+	\|tribe= [[Jetstone]]
		+	\|faction= [[Jetstone]]
		+	\|class= [[Warlord]]
		+	\|level=
		+	\|move=
		+	\|hits=
		+	\|combat=
		+	\|defense=
		+	\|special= [[Leadership]]
		+	\|eyebook=
		+	}}
		+	}}

-	'''~~Count Downer~~''' ~~is a~~ [[~~Jetstone~~]] [[warlord]]. He seems to be permanently depressed. During the attack on Jetstone, he is charged with escorting the [[double]] of [[King Slately]] to the throne room, during which he is [[croaked]] by an arrow.	+	== Canon ==
		+	'''First Appearance''': [[LIAB 95]]

-	~~=Real World References=~~	+	Count Downer was the Warlord tasked with leading the assault on the Courtyard and protecting the [[Slately]]-ditto until it could get to the throne and change the Capital.

		+	Despite the wishes of Slately to redeem himself in battle in a suitably dramatic fashion, Downer insists that the King stay in the back, from as much attack as possible.
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		+	Using [[Ace Hardware]] and the [[Cloth Golem]]s as a distraction and cover, Downer got Slately past the bulk of the battle, only to be croaked by a shot from [[Archer]].
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		+	==Proposed Canon==
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		+	''"They will <nowiki>[croak]</nowiki> if we do this ''right'', Your Highness. They will. Then I will. Then you will."''
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		+	'''Strengths''': [[Leadership]], Telling It Like It Is, Pragmatism
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		+	'''Weaknesses''': Inspiring Speeches, Cynicism, Dodging
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		+	==Real World References==
	Count Downer's name is is a reference to the Saturday Night Live character "Debbie Downer", played by Rachel Dratch from the 2003 to 2006 seasons. The character would make unusually depressing or grim statements in response to conversations with other characters, usually ending in a "wah-wah" sound effect and a tight close-up of Dratch's facial expression. More than once, "Debbie Downer" sketches have resulted in the SNL cast members cracking up during the sketch, including her first appearance which was listed #99 on TV Land's "Top 100 Most Unexpected Moments in TV History".		Count Downer's name is is a reference to the Saturday Night Live character "Debbie Downer", played by Rachel Dratch from the 2003 to 2006 seasons. The character would make unusually depressing or grim statements in response to conversations with other characters, usually ending in a "wah-wah" sound effect and a tight close-up of Dratch's facial expression. More than once, "Debbie Downer" sketches have resulted in the SNL cast members cracking up during the sketch, including her first appearance which was listed #99 on TV Land's "Top 100 Most Unexpected Moments in TV History".

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Nmg20 at 16:19, 11 December 2012

2012-12-11T16:19:07Z

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-	Count Downer is a Jetstone warlord. He seems to be permanently depressed. During the attack on Jetstone, he is charged with escorting the double of King Slately to the throne room, during which he is croaked by an arrow.	+	'''Count Downer''' is a [[Jetstone]] [[warlord]]. He seems to be permanently depressed. During the attack on Jetstone, he is charged with escorting the [[double]] of [[King Slately]] to the throne room, during which he is [[croaked]] by an arrow.

	=Real World References=		=Real World References=

-	Count Downer's name is is a reference to the Saturday Night Live character "Debbie Downer", played by Rachel Dratch from the 2003 to 2006 seasons. The character would make unusually depressing or grim statements in response to conversations with other characters, usually ending in a "wah-wah" sound effect and a tight close-up of Dratch's facial expression. More than once, "Debbie Downer" sketches have resulted in the SNL cast members cracking up during the sketch, including her first appearance which was listed #99 on TV Land's "Top 100 Most Unexpected Moments in TV History"	+	Count Downer's name is is a reference to the Saturday Night Live character "Debbie Downer", played by Rachel Dratch from the 2003 to 2006 seasons. The character would make unusually depressing or grim statements in response to conversations with other characters, usually ending in a "wah-wah" sound effect and a tight close-up of Dratch's facial expression. More than once, "Debbie Downer" sketches have resulted in the SNL cast members cracking up during the sketch, including her first appearance which was listed #99 on TV Land's "Top 100 Most Unexpected Moments in TV History".

-	A ~~Count Down~~ involves counting backwards as a way of measuring time before an event occurs.	+	A Countdown involves counting backwards as a way of measuring time before an event occurs.
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		+	[[Category:Proposed Canon]]
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207.250.121.230 at 15:42, 11 December 2012

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-	Count Downer's ~~perpetually depressed state~~ is ~~likely~~ a reference to ~~being~~ "~~down,~~" ~~or sad~~. A "~~Downer~~" ~~is also~~ a ~~person or event that causes other people to be depressed~~.	+	Count Downer's name is is a reference to the Saturday Night Live character "Debbie Downer", played by Rachel Dratch from the 2003 to 2006 seasons. The character would make unusually depressing or grim statements in response to conversations with other characters, usually ending in a "wah-wah" sound effect and a tight close-up of Dratch's facial expression. More than once, "Debbie Downer" sketches have resulted in the SNL cast members cracking up during the sketch, including her first appearance which was listed #99 on TV Land's "Top 100 Most Unexpected Moments in TV History"

	A Count Down involves counting backwards as a way of measuring time before an event occurs.		A Count Down involves counting backwards as a way of measuring time before an event occurs.

Jszellmer: Created page with "=Proposed Canon= Count Downer is a Jetstone warlord. He seems to be permanently depressed. During the attack on Jetstone, he is charged with escorting the double of King Slate..."

2012-12-10T23:58:21Z

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=Proposed Canon=

Count Downer is a Jetstone warlord. He seems to be permanently depressed. During the attack on Jetstone, he is charged with escorting the double of King Slately to the throne room, during which he is croaked by an arrow.

=Real World References=

Count Downer's perpetually depressed state is likely a reference to being "down," or sad. A "Downer" is also a person or event that causes other people to be depressed.

A Count Down involves counting backwards as a way of measuring time before an event occurs.