Maps/Primary - Revision history

Tomlough: No longer used - maintain permalink

2021-05-14T21:29:33Z

No longer used - maintain permalink

Show changes

Tomlough at 20:46, 19 February 2021

2021-02-19T20:46:39Z

Show changes

Tomlough at 10:59, 16 February 2021

2021-02-16T10:59:45Z

Tomlough at 10:58, 16 February 2021

2021-02-16T10:58:57Z

Tomlough: /* Raenil Sanctuary */ Custom ale was removed

2021-02-08T15:06:11Z

Raenil Sanctuary: Custom ale was removed

Tomlough: /* Forgotten Mines */ alt account afaik

2021-02-08T15:01:27Z

Forgotten Mines: alt account afaik

JTHousek: /* Geyser Rock */ remove the 1 epic epic hell yeah

2020-12-11T23:31:07Z

Geyser Rock: remove the 1 epic epic hell yeah

JTHousek: /* Throntodur */ Bruce -> Kurt

2020-11-10T03:40:57Z

Throntodur: Bruce -> Kurt

JTHousek: /* Raenil Sanctuary */ Bruce -> Kurt

2020-11-10T03:40:15Z

Raenil Sanctuary: Bruce -> Kurt

JTHousek: /* Plains */ Mount Willakers -> Mt Willy

2020-11-10T03:39:36Z

Plains: Mount Willakers -> Mt Willy

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 There are several maps that can be played on for DvZ. Every map is very different but all strive for the same kind of “not too big” style that was common before the most recent "loadouts" version of DvZ. Every map has all the resources necessary to operate in some form or another and have at least one shrine, but most maps have at least two. Each of these sections will just be a little story write-up.
-Maps are divided into three categories: Primary, Rush Mode, and [[Maps/Other|Other]]. Primary maps are those which are played more often, whether it be automatically queued or regularly played. Rush Mode maps are smaller maps which are used for automatic [[Rush Mode]] games. Other maps are those which are irregular in their game style, are played much less often, and are typically relegated to the weekend event map vote.
+Maps are divided into three categories: Primary, Rush Mode, and Other. Primary maps are those which are played more often, whether it be automatically queued or regularly played. Rush Mode maps are smaller maps which are used for automatic [[Rush Mode]] games. Other maps are those which are irregular in their game style, are played much less often, and are typically relegated to the weekend event map vote.
 {{:Maps/Gallery}}

@@ Line 2: / Line 2: @@
 There are several maps that can be played on for DvZ. Every map is very different but all strive for the same kind of “not too big” style that was common before the most recent "loadouts" version of DvZ. Every map has all the resources necessary to operate in some form or another and have at least one shrine, but most maps have at least two. Each of these sections will just be a little story write-up.
-Maps are divided into two categories: Primary and [[Maps/Other|Other]]. Primary maps are those which are played more often, whether it be automatically queued or regularly played. Other maps are those which are irregular in their game style, are played much less often, and are typically relegated to the weekend event map vote.
+Maps are divided into three categories: Primary, Rush Mode, and [[Maps/Other|Other]]. Primary maps are those which are played more often, whether it be automatically queued or regularly played. Rush Mode maps are smaller maps which are used for automatic [[Rush Mode]] games. Other maps are those which are irregular in their game style, are played much less often, and are typically relegated to the weekend event map vote.
 {{:Maps/Gallery}}

@@ Line 203: / Line 203: @@
 Created by: Jadja
 [[File:Raenil.png|thumb|right|Entrance to the keep of Raenil and the bridge over the ravine.]]
 ''There is an alternate version of this map called Raenil Retreat which is the same except for changing the number of shrines to seven.''

@@ Line 80: / Line 80: @@
 === Forgotten Mines ===
-Created by: Konpaatre, Miano_, TheGaront
+Created by: Konpaatre & TheGaront
 [[File:Forgotten mines.png|thumb|right|The entrance to the Forgotten Mines themselves.]]

@@ Line 106: / Line 106: @@
 === Geyser Rock ===
-Created by: JTHousek1
+Created by: JTHousek
 [[File:Geyser rock.png|thumb|right|View of the Geyser Shrine and the entrance to the keep of Geyser Rock.]]

@@ Line 226: / Line 226: @@
 {{Maplore|Throntodur was carved deep into the mountains of the west, where the mountains are rich with gold, gems, and precious minerals. Quickly inhabited by thousands, the caverns grew ever deeper. It rewarded those who went looking for fortune, and their expeditions continued.
 With so much gold, the dwarves decided they would build a magnificent ornate keep to show off their wealth. Infatuated by their success, rich dwarves spent their fortunes carving solid rock into massive pillars 30 times their height. The dwarves were so obsessed by their gold that they left great veins of it in their walls just for show.
-This obsession blinded the dwarves, their hearts filled with greed and envy. They lost their foresight and cut all contact from the outside world in fear that others would come seeking a similar fortune. This proved to be a huge mistake, as they ignored the signs of Thor the thunder god's curse on Bruce Willakers and continued their gluttony ignorant, naive, and obtuse to their fate.
+This obsession blinded the dwarves, their hearts filled with greed and envy. They lost their foresight and cut all contact from the outside world in fear that others would come seeking a similar fortune. This proved to be a huge mistake, as they ignored the signs of Thor the thunder god's curse on General Kurt and continued their gluttony ignorant, naive, and obtuse to their fate.
 The dwarves began brooding and planned to kill each other for their fortune. However, the chance for such treachery would never be given. They had a different fate, the fate shared by all of their kin. Slaughter and eternal perdition, reliving their sad, sumptuous greed tormented by demons that they themselves would soon become.
 }}

@@ Line 208: / Line 208: @@
 ''There is an alternate version of this map called Raenil Retreat which is the same except for changing the number of shrines to seven.''
-{{Maplore|Dwarves of Raenil were of a higher enlightenment, praying to their gods for forgiveness and knowledge. As Bruce Willakers knew though, the gods had no remorse for the dwarves, and so using their altitude high above the RugnGorog sea these dwarves set up a sanctuary to defend against the coming hordes, hoping they wouldn't fall to their doom…
+{{Maplore|Dwarves of Raenil were of a higher enlightenment, praying to their gods for forgiveness and knowledge. As General Kurt knew though, the gods had no remorse for the dwarves, and so using their altitude high above the RugnGorog Sea these dwarves set up a sanctuary to defend against the coming hordes, hoping they wouldn't fall to their doom…
 }}
 <br clear=all>

@@ Line 179: / Line 179: @@
 [[File:Plains.png|thumb|right|The sole dwarven shrine of Plains.]]
-{{Maplore|Dwarves from Mount Willakers had ventured out before the attack in search of the fabled Friendship Town. When the dwarves started their journey, they brought plenty of supplies, enough to sustain a makeshift keep. Little did they know during their journey they'd be stopped in a large field by one singular shrine out in the open. The dwarves knew what to do, they set up their keep, prepared their walls, fletched their arrows, dug their pits, cut the trees and got ready to defend from the horde.
+{{Maplore|Dwarves from Mt Willy had ventured out before the attack in search of the fabled Friendship Town. When the dwarves started their journey, they brought plenty of supplies, enough to sustain a makeshift keep. Little did they know during their journey they'd be stopped in a large field by one singular shrine out in the open. The dwarves knew what to do, they set up their keep, prepared their walls, fletched their arrows, dug their pits, cut the trees and got ready to defend from the horde.
 }}
 <br clear=all>