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@ -143,14 +143,14 @@ Preferences::
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Credits::
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Click this button for a list of major Wesnoth contributors. You
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will often be able to reach them in real time at at
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will often be able to reach them in real time at
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irc.freenode.org:6667 on #wesnoth.
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Quit::
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Click this button to close Wesnoth.
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Help::
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Click this button to open the integrated Ingame Help System. It will provide
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Click this button to open the integrated in game Help System. It will provide
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you with information about units and all other gameplay relevant things of the
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game. Most of those things are mentioned in this manual.
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hotseat game where everyone plays at the same computers by taking turns in
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the 'hotseat'. Hotseat games will take about the same time to play as games
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played over the Internet. Or you can just play a scenario against AI
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oponents rather than human players. This can be a good way to become familiar
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opponents rather than human players. This can be a good way to become familiar
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with the various maps that are used for multiplayer games before playing
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against real opponents. It can also be used as a simple way to explore
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the capabilities of units from the different factions by choosing which
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1. Menu button
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2. Actions button
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3. Turn counter (current turn/maxmimum number of turns)
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3. Turn counter (current turn/maximum number of turns)
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4. Your gold
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5. Villages (your villages/total number of villages)
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6. Your total units
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8. Your income
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9. Current time or time left (in timed multiplayer games)
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10. Current hex type
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11. Current hex position (x-coordinate,y-coordinate)
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11. Current hex position (x-coordinate, y-coordinate)
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image:images/right_pane.jpg["Right Panel"]
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All game types use the same soldiers, called units. Each unit is
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identified by Race, Level, and Class. Each unit has strengths and
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weaknesses, based on their Resistance, current Terrain, and Level. Full
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details are in the UnitTables and MoveTypeTables.
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weaknesses, based on their Resistances, current Terrain, and Level. Full
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details are in the in game help.
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Life and Death - Experience
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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are defeated, you may load it and try again. Once you have succeeded,
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you will again be asked to save the next scenario and play that. If you
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have to stop playing during a scenario, you can save your turn and load
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it again later. Just remember, a good BFW player never needs to save
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it again later. Just remember, a good Battle for Wesnoth player never needs to save
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during a scenario. However, most beginners tend to do so rather often.
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image:images/recruit.jpg["Recruit dialog"]
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The major use for gold is to build your army by recruiting new units
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or recalling units from previous scenarios in a campagin. Units may be
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or recalling units from previous scenarios in a campaign. Units may be
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recruited or recalled when the leader is on a keep whose castle has at
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least one vacant castle hex.
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Units
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~~~~~
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Battle for Wesnoth has hundreds of unit types which are characterised
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Battle for Wesnoth has hundreds of unit types which are characterized
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by a rich set of statistics. In addition, individual units can have
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specific <<traits>> that make them subtly different from other units
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of the same type. Finally, campaign designers can add unique units to
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inflict an additional point of damage with each arrow.
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Healthy::
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Renowned for their vitality, some dwarves are sturdier than others and can
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rest even when travelling.
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rest even when traveling.
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Healthy units have 2 more HP than usual and rest heal 2 additional HP after
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each turn they did not fight.
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Fearless::
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Does not suffer from a negative attack bonus during its unfavourable
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Does not suffer from a negative attack bonus during its unfavorable
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time of day (Trolls, Walking Corpses).
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There are also some traits that are not assigned randomly.
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image:images/orb-none.jpg["no orb"] Enemy units have no orb on the top of their energy bar.
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Planchets, Team Colors, and Hero Icons
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Ellipses, Team Colors, and Hero Icons
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Below each unit there will normally be a colored planchet or base. The
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Below each unit there will normally be a colored ellipses or base. The
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color identifies its team; in a campaign game, the human-player color is
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red. The team color will also show up in parts of the unit's clothing,
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or possibly on a shield insignia.
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Usually the planchet will be a solid disk, looking like an ellipse
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because of the angle of view. Sometimes (usually on a level 0 unit),
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you will see a planchet that looks like helicopter blades; this indicates
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Usually the ellipse will be a solid disk. On level 0 units,
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you will see an ellipse that has broken lines. This indicates
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that the unit has no Zone of Control.
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Some campaigns use a star-shaped planchet to indicate leaders; others use
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Some campaigns use a star-shaped base to indicate leaders; others use
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a shield-shaped hero icon next to the unit's upper-right corner. Still
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others have no specific hero indicator at all. Which (if any) is used
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is a stylistic choice left to campaign designers.
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ice bolt.
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- *Fire*: Weapons using fire to roast the foe like a chicken. Example:
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A drake's fire breath.
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- *Arcane*: An attack that dispells the magic animating zombies,
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- *Arcane*: An attack that dispels the magic animating zombies,
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specters, and other undead creatures. Example: A white mage's magic attack.
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Resistance
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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The following basic combat principles and tips are intended to help
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starting off your career as a wesnothian battle veteran. The minor
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starting off your career as a Wesnothian battle veteran. The minor
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concrete examples are somewhat tied to the "Heir to the Throne" campaign.
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Don't waste units
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