Zauber (Civ4 FFH): Unterschied zwischen den Versionen

Version vom 25. November 2007, 03:19 Uhr

Zauber nach Sphäre, Spezialisation, und Rang

Sphäre	Alle / Stufe I (Adept)	Erleuchtet / Stufe II (Priester)	Zauberei / Stufe II (Magier)	Beschwörung / Stufe II (Beschwörer)	Erleuchtet / Stufe III (Hohepriester/ Inquisitor)	Zauberei / Stufe III (Erzmagier)	Beschwörung / Stufe III (Rufer)
Luft	Günstiger Wind		Wirbelwind	Blitzelementar beschwören		Strudel	Luftelementar rufen
Körper	Hast	Brennendes Blut (Runen, Schatten der Tiefe)	Regeneration		Fleisch Sprössling (Runen, Schatten der Tiefe)	Steinhaut
Chaos	Klingentanz	Mutation (Schatten der Tiefe)	Magie lösen	Chaosmarodeur beschwören	Glücksumkehr (Schatten der Tiefe)	Wut	Grubenbestie beschwören
Tod	Skelett erschaffen		Infektion	Phantom beschwören		Lichwandlung	Gespenst beschwören
Dimensionen	Entrinnen
Erde	Steinwall	Stein der Weisen (Runen)	Rost	Kikijub beschwören	Erdbeben (Runen)	Schlag	Erdelementar rufen
Verzauberung	Letzter Schliff	Spiritueller Hammer (Runen)	Flammenpfeile		Schild des Glaubens (Runen)	Zauberstab erschaffen
Entropie	Atrophie	Sündenmal (Schleier)	Besudeln	Kobold beschwören	Verbannung (Schleier) Höllenfeuer (Schleier)	Entkräftung	Balor beschwören
Feuer	Versengen	Flammenring (Weisung, Schleier)	Feuerball	Sandlöwe	Feuersäule (Weisung, Schleier)	Meteorsturm	Feuerelementar rufen
Ordnung	Loyalität	Wiederaufbau der Stadt (Weisung)	Heldenmut	Rechtsprecher beschwören	Gerechte Sache (Weisung)	Dogma	Heimstatt der Einherjar beschwören
Leben	Heiligen	Heile Krankheit (Weisung, Gefährten, Runen)	Untote vernichten	Greif beschwören	Heilen (Weisung, Gefährten, Runen)	Auferstehung	Lebensfunke rufen
Geist	Beeindrucken	Suchendes Auge (Schatten der Tiefe)	Inspiration		Scheussliche Gedanken (Schatten der Tiefe)	Kontrolle übernehmen
Natur	Wipfelwehr	Wuchs (Gefährten)	Vergiftete Klinge	Dornenwand beschwören	Wurzel (Gefährten)	Urbar	Baumhirte beschwören
Seele	Tapferkeit	Guru (Weisung)	Hoffnung		Segen (Weisung)	Vertrauen
Wasser	Frühling	Wasserwandeln	Wasserwandeln	Dschinn beschwören	Krake beschwören	Tsunami	Wasserelementar rufen

Liste der Zauber und Effekte

Fähigkeiten

Any non-summoned unit, other than a Great Commander (or Patriarch, it would seem), in the same tile as a Great Commander

• Join Commander - The first found Great Commander owned by the same player in its stack will join with the unit. The Great Commander is destroyed, and the unit gets the Great Commander promotion. Note that a computer player will not use this for units with an offensive strength of 5 or less.

Any non-summoned unit that dosen't have Orthus's Axe, is not a Naval Unit or Siege Unit, in the same tile as a unit with Orthus's Axe

• Take Axe - The casting unit gains the Orthus's Axe promotion, while the previous possessor loses it. You cannot target any unit that already has this promotion. The AI will only use this effect if the casting unit has at least 3 offensive strength more than the giving unit.

Any Living, damaged unit owned by the owner of Shrine of Sirona (at most once per turn)

• Sirona's Touch - heals 15 HP for this unit. Note that the AI will only use on units with at least 15 points of damage.

Basium

• Convert City - Basium can convert any city with Mercurian Gate.

Battlemasters

• Train Maceman - Allows a Battlemaster to upgrade the highest level Doviello Axeman to Battlemaster in its tile for 125 gold. Note that this does not need to be done in a city.

Centaur

• Sprint - Can be used if the Centaur is neither Hasted nor Fatigued. This grants both the Hasted and Fatigued promotions. the AI will not use this ability.

Corlindale

• Peace - Allows Corlindale to declare peace between all civilizations and his owning civilization. It also halves the Armageddon Counter.

Dragons

• Breathe Fire - Creates a summoned Meteor. Unlike most summons, Meteors created through this ability do not gain Mobility I or Mobility II.
• Roar - Dragon ability that converts all Cult of the Dragon units around them.

Dwarves

• Repair - Allows dwarven enchanters to heal siege, naval and golem units.

Eater of Dreams

• Consume Soul - Eater of Dreams regains the ability to cast by consuming population in a city. The city must be owned by the same player as the caster. The city's population must be at least 3. The AI does not use this effect.

Govannon

• Train Dance of Blades - Allows Govannon to teach units to cast the Dance of Blades spell to units that are alive, and are not Animal Units, or Disciple Units.
• Train Escape - Allows Govannon to teach units to cast the Escape spell to units that are alive, and are not Animal Units, or Disciple Units.
• Train Haste - Allows Govannon to teach units to cast the Haste spell to units that are alive, and are not Animal Units, or Disciple Units.
• Train Raise Skeleton - Allows Govannon to teach units to cast the Raise Skeleton spell to units that are alive, and are not Animal Units, or Disciple Units.

Great Commanders

• Recruit - Allows Great Commanders and Donal Lugh to recruit new units in cities

Great Commander Promotion

• Commander Split - Removes the GC from its current unit; the unit loses its Great Commander promotion, and a new Great Commander unit is available

Guybrush Threepwood

• Sing = Randomly sings one of 4 different songs from the Monkey Island series. This is purely for entertainment and has no game effect, so obviously the AI will not use this ability.

Herald

• Herald's Call = All living units owned by the owner of the caster gain the following promotions:
  • Burning Blood
  • Courage
  • Loyalty
  • Summoned Note that this means that the unit will not survive beyond the next turn.
  • Valor

Hidden Nationality Promotion

• Declare Nationality removes the Hidden Nationality promotion. The AI does not use this effect.

High Priest of Kilmorph, High Priest of Leaves, High Priest of the Order, High Priest of the Overlords, High Priest of the Veil

• Become Patriarch - If this unit is the highest level High Priest of a Religion, and does not have Patriarch, it gains Patriarch. Any other High Priest of the same religion looses the Patriarch promotion.

Manes

• Add to City - sacrifices the unit for +1 population in this city. Note that the AI will not use on cities that are size 8 or greater.

Mercenary, Magnadine

• Recruit Mercenary - In a city, for 240 gold (120 for Hippus, a Mercenary can be created. In the event that Magnadine is the caster, that unit gains the Loyalty promotion. Note that the AI does not use this ability if they are the Khazad, if this ability would cost more than 1/2 their gold, or there is no enemy unit within 1 tile of this city.

Moroi

• Burning Blood (self)- Self only, adds 1 move, increases strength, and adds blitz. Lasts one turn. Often fatal.

Naval Units

• Buccaneer Crew - Any naval unit in a city or Pirate Cove that can move, and has an offensive strength of at least 1 can cast this effect. It grants the promotion Bucaneers, and removes any of the following promotions: Longshoremen, Skeleton Crew. The AI uses this primarily on the following units: Frigate, Man O'War.
• Crew Normally - Any naval unit in a city or Pirate Cove that has any of the promotions:Bucaneers, Longshoremen, or Skeleton Crew can cast this effect. It removes those promotions. The AI does not use this special ability.
• Longshoremen Crew - Any naval unit in a city or Pirate Cove that can move, has at least 1 cargo space free for a land unit, and has an offensive strength of at least 1 can cast this effect. It grants the promotion Longshoremen, and removes any of the following promotions: Buccaneers, Skeleton Crew. The AI uses this primarily on the following units: Galley, Caravel.
• Skeleton Crew - Any naval unit in a city or Pirate Cove that has an offensive strength of at least 1 can cast this effect. It grants the promotion Skeleton Crew, and removes any of the following promotions: Longshoremen, Buccaneers. The AI uses this primarily on the following units: Queen of the Line, Galleon, Trireme.

Patriarch

• Call Holy War - if there is at least one other player with the same state religion that is not at war with the owner's player, and the owner's player is at war with a civilization of a different religion, then for 10 XP, the Patriarch can force all players of the owner's religion to start a war with all players at war with the owner's player that are have a different state religion.

Pieces of Barnaxus

• Rebuild Barnaxus - in a Luchuirp city Barnaxus can be rebuilt as a badly-damaged (75 points) Luchuirp unit with the weapon type from that city. This only works if there is at least one Luchuirp unit in the city. This destroys the promotion.

Stonewarden, Priest of Leaves, Confessor, Cultist, and Ritualist

• Found Temple - Sacrifices the priest to spread the priest's religion to the city and build an appropriate temple (from the Priest promotion).

Rantine

• Convert City - Rantine can convert a barbarian city to his civ, providing that his offensive strength is at least equal to the highest offensive strength of the units in that city

Vampirism

• Feast - Vampire consumes 1 population point of a city to gain XP; XP set at ((final city pop)-2). eg, a size 15 city will yield 14-2=12XP
• Feed - Replenishes the vampire's health (+25 HP) by consuming a selectable living unit in the same tile. It also allows the Vampire to make another attack, and in the event that the consumed unit was a Bloodpet, the caster gains back a movement point (if any were expended).
• Gift Vampirism - Gives all Level 6 or higher living units in the same stack the Vampirism promotion

Warriors

• Drown - Sacrifice a warrior and 60 gold to create a Drown

Workers

• Pirate Cove - (Lanun only) Sacrifice a worker to create a pirate cove; must be on a land tile adjacent to a water tile, and not within two tiles of another Pirate Cove, or in a City. This effect converts the land to Coast, and grants the Pirate Cove improvement. This cannot be cast if there is another unit in this plot. The AI does not use this ability.

Inquisitor and Luonnotar

• Inquisition - Removes all non-state religions from the city.

Others/Unknowns

• Sacrifice - Allows a unit in a city with a Demons Altar to be sacrificed for research. Note that the unit is given The Ashen Veil as a promotion just before death, so it counts for Manes generation.
• Upgrade Weapons - Though not a real ability with an icon, all Melee Units and Mounted Units can upgrade their weapons automatically, from Bronze to Iron to Mithril (depending on the unit), provided they are garrisoned in a city with a Forge or Weaponsmith and the necessary resources. Learn more about this feature at the Weapon Types page.