Scarecrow - Revision history

Jszellmer at 23:38, 26 March 2013

2013-03-26T23:38:25Z

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	If the design is limited to being similar to [[Real World]] scarecrows, it will be roughly human sized, appear to be made of sticks and straw stuffing clothes.		If the design is limited to being similar to [[Real World]] scarecrows, it will be roughly human sized, appear to be made of sticks and straw stuffing clothes.

-	So far, the only ~~side~~ seen using scarecrows is [[Transylvito]].{{ref\|[[First Intermission 13]]}}	+	So far, the only sides seen using scarecrows are [[Transylvito]]{{ref\|[[First Intermission 13]]}} and [[Haffaton]]

	=Fanon=		=Fanon=

-	If based on real world scarecrows, Scarecrow units may have little or no move or attack, making them exclusively garrison units serving as sentries. To compensate for this, they may have natural Lookamancy to pierce Foolamancy or natural Shockamancy to harm or demoralize enemy troops. If based more on the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz, Erfworld Scarecrows may accompany armies in addition to garrison duties and serve as combat ~~support~~ troops~~; not engaging in direct combat, but using~~ Lookamancy ~~and Shockamancy to~~ support ~~the~~ troops who ~~are doing~~ the actual fighting.	+	If based on real world scarecrows, Scarecrow units may have little or no move or attack, making them exclusively garrison units serving as sentries. To compensate for this, they may have natural Lookamancy to pierce Foolamancy or natural Shockamancy to harm or demoralize enemy troops. If based more on the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz (as the one Haffaton is shown to employ), Erfworld Scarecrows may accompany armies in addition to garrison duties and serve as combat troops. If capable of utilizing Lookamancy or Shockmancy, they may also be used as combat support troops, aiding the soldiers who do the bulk of the actual fighting

	=Real World References=		=Real World References=

199.90.157.11: /* Known Users */

2013-02-25T23:22:21Z

Known Users

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	==Known Users==		==Known Users==
-	*Transylvito	+	*[[Transylvito]]
-	*Haffaton	+	*[[Haffaton]]

	=Speculation=		=Speculation=

Whispri at 08:23, 16 December 2012

2012-12-16T08:23:45Z

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-	==Proposed Canon==	+	=Proposed Canon=
	A scarecrow is a non-living [[Unit]] created by a [[Dollamancer]]. The Unit can perform [[garrison Ability\|Garrison]] duties.		A scarecrow is a non-living [[Unit]] created by a [[Dollamancer]]. The Unit can perform [[garrison Ability\|Garrison]] duties.

-	*Known Users	+	==Known Users==
		+	*Transylvito
		+	*Haffaton

-	~~Transylvito~~	+	=Speculation=
-		+
-	~~Haffaton~~	+
-		+
-	==Speculation==	+
	If the design is limited to being similar to [[Real World]] scarecrows, it will be roughly human sized, appear to be made of sticks and straw stuffing clothes.		If the design is limited to being similar to [[Real World]] scarecrows, it will be roughly human sized, appear to be made of sticks and straw stuffing clothes.

	So far, the only side seen using scarecrows is [[Transylvito]].{{ref\|[[First Intermission 13]]}}		So far, the only side seen using scarecrows is [[Transylvito]].{{ref\|[[First Intermission 13]]}}

-	==Fanon==	+	=Fanon=

	If based on real world scarecrows, Scarecrow units may have little or no move or attack, making them exclusively garrison units serving as sentries. To compensate for this, they may have natural Lookamancy to pierce Foolamancy or natural Shockamancy to harm or demoralize enemy troops. If based more on the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz, Erfworld Scarecrows may accompany armies in addition to garrison duties and serve as combat support troops; not engaging in direct combat, but using Lookamancy and Shockamancy to support the troops who are doing the actual fighting.		If based on real world scarecrows, Scarecrow units may have little or no move or attack, making them exclusively garrison units serving as sentries. To compensate for this, they may have natural Lookamancy to pierce Foolamancy or natural Shockamancy to harm or demoralize enemy troops. If based more on the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz, Erfworld Scarecrows may accompany armies in addition to garrison duties and serve as combat support troops; not engaging in direct combat, but using Lookamancy and Shockamancy to support the troops who are doing the actual fighting.

-	==Real World References==	+	=Real World References=
	In the Wizard of Oz, one of the three main supporting characters to Dorothy was the Scarecrow. The Scarecrow had no brain, and sought the Wizard to try to get one. Dorothy, like Parson, was pulled from her World (which was suppsed to be ours) and into an alternate reality, Oz, where magic existed. Oz bears many similarities to Erfworld, but the greatest difference is that it is not a game world. Parson's statement before leaping through the portal near the conclusion of the Battle for Gobwin Knob, "There's no place like home," was the phrase Dorothy used to return to her own world. Parson was, obviously, not so lucky.		In the Wizard of Oz, one of the three main supporting characters to Dorothy was the Scarecrow. The Scarecrow had no brain, and sought the Wizard to try to get one. Dorothy, like Parson, was pulled from her World (which was suppsed to be ours) and into an alternate reality, Oz, where magic existed. Oz bears many similarities to Erfworld, but the greatest difference is that it is not a game world. Parson's statement before leaping through the portal near the conclusion of the Battle for Gobwin Knob, "There's no place like home," was the phrase Dorothy used to return to her own world. Parson was, obviously, not so lucky.

Jszellmer: /* Proposed Canon */

2012-12-16T05:04:16Z

Proposed Canon

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	==Proposed Canon==		==Proposed Canon==
	A scarecrow is a non-living [[Unit]] created by a [[Dollamancer]]. The Unit can perform [[garrison Ability\|Garrison]] duties.		A scarecrow is a non-living [[Unit]] created by a [[Dollamancer]]. The Unit can perform [[garrison Ability\|Garrison]] duties.
		+
		+	*Known Users
		+
		+	Transylvito
		+
		+	Haffaton

	==Speculation==		==Speculation==

Jszellmer at 02:24, 9 January 2012

2012-01-09T02:24:21Z

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	So far, the only side seen using scarecrows is [[Transylvito]].{{ref\|[[First Intermission 13]]}}		So far, the only side seen using scarecrows is [[Transylvito]].{{ref\|[[First Intermission 13]]}}
		+
		+	==Fanon==
		+
		+	If based on real world scarecrows, Scarecrow units may have little or no move or attack, making them exclusively garrison units serving as sentries. To compensate for this, they may have natural Lookamancy to pierce Foolamancy or natural Shockamancy to harm or demoralize enemy troops. If based more on the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz, Erfworld Scarecrows may accompany armies in addition to garrison duties and serve as combat support troops; not engaging in direct combat, but using Lookamancy and Shockamancy to support the troops who are doing the actual fighting.

	==Real World References==		==Real World References==

Commander I. Heartly Noah at 20:19, 13 July 2010

2010-07-13T20:19:39Z

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	==Proposed Canon==		==Proposed Canon==
-	A scarecrow is a non-living [[Unit]] created by a [[Dollamancer]]. The Unit can perform [[Garrison]] duties.	+	A scarecrow is a non-living [[Unit]] created by a [[Dollamancer]]. The Unit can perform [[garrison Ability\|Garrison]] duties.

	==Speculation==		==Speculation==

167.216.131.126: /* Real World References */ Don't need the "movie version" disclaimer -- the Scarecrow is a main supporting character in the book as well.

2009-10-22T22:44:09Z

Real World References: Don't need the "movie version" disclaimer -- the Scarecrow is a main supporting character in the book as well.

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	==Real World References==		==Real World References==
-	In the Wizard of Oz ~~(movie version)~~, one of the three main supporting characters to Dorothy was the Scarecrow. The Scarecrow had no brain, and sought the Wizard to try to get one. Dorothy, like Parson, was pulled from her World (which was suppsed to be ours) and into an alternate reality, Oz, where magic existed. Oz bears many similarities to Erfworld, but the greatest difference is that it is not a game world. Parson's statement before leaping through the portal near the conclusion of the Battle for Gobwin Knob, "There's no place like home," was the phrase Dorothy used to return to her own world. Parson was, obviously, not so lucky.	+	In the Wizard of Oz, one of the three main supporting characters to Dorothy was the Scarecrow. The Scarecrow had no brain, and sought the Wizard to try to get one. Dorothy, like Parson, was pulled from her World (which was suppsed to be ours) and into an alternate reality, Oz, where magic existed. Oz bears many similarities to Erfworld, but the greatest difference is that it is not a game world. Parson's statement before leaping through the portal near the conclusion of the Battle for Gobwin Knob, "There's no place like home," was the phrase Dorothy used to return to her own world. Parson was, obviously, not so lucky.

	[[Category:Unit]]		[[Category:Unit]]

98.31.38.194 at 00:20, 10 August 2009

2009-08-10T00:20:57Z

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	==Real World References==		==Real World References==
-	In the Wizard of Oz (movie version), one of the three main supporting characters to Dorothy was the Scarecrow. The Scarecrow had no ~~heart~~, and sought the Wizard to try to get one. Dorothy, like Parson, was pulled from her World (which was suppsed to be ours) and into an alternate reality, Oz, where magic existed. Oz bears many similarities to Erfworld, but the greatest difference is that it is not a game world. Parson's statement before leaping through the portal near the conclusion of the Battle for Gobwin Knob, "There's no place like home," was the phrase Dorothy used to return to her own world. Parson was, obviously, not so lucky.	+	In the Wizard of Oz (movie version), one of the three main supporting characters to Dorothy was the Scarecrow. The Scarecrow had no brain, and sought the Wizard to try to get one. Dorothy, like Parson, was pulled from her World (which was suppsed to be ours) and into an alternate reality, Oz, where magic existed. Oz bears many similarities to Erfworld, but the greatest difference is that it is not a game world. Parson's statement before leaping through the portal near the conclusion of the Battle for Gobwin Knob, "There's no place like home," was the phrase Dorothy used to return to her own world. Parson was, obviously, not so lucky.

	[[Category:Unit]]		[[Category:Unit]]

88.148.236.150 at 08:29, 30 July 2009

2009-07-30T08:29:14Z

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	[[Category:Unit]]		[[Category:Unit]]
		+	[[Category:Non-living]]
	[[Category:Proposed Canon]]		[[Category:Proposed Canon]]
	[[Category:Speculation]]		[[Category:Speculation]]

MisterB777: /* Speculation */ adding transylvito reference

2009-07-16T17:52:03Z

Speculation: adding transylvito reference

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	==Speculation==		==Speculation==
	If the design is limited to being similar to [[Real World]] scarecrows, it will be roughly human sized, appear to be made of sticks and straw stuffing clothes.		If the design is limited to being similar to [[Real World]] scarecrows, it will be roughly human sized, appear to be made of sticks and straw stuffing clothes.
		+
		+	So far, the only side seen using scarecrows is [[Transylvito]].{{ref\|[[First Intermission 13]]}}

	==Real World References==		==Real World References==