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== The Merchant ==
 
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*Merchants are the masters of trade and finance. Known for their intuition and expertise when dealing with cash, Merchants are able to generate more gold than the other personas. They are also known for their unique ability to deal with economical problems and to ignore them without hassle.
 
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Title: The Wealthy [RulerName]
 
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* +30% Income
 
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* -25% Money Losses on Plunder Attacks
 
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* Immunity to all Income Penalties (Riots, Plagues, etc.)
 
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* Banks are twice as effective
 
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You’re on top of the game. Thanks for sahirng.
 
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== The Sage ==
 
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*The Sage has the wisdom of the ages and an infinite knowledge. Understanding so much about life, the world, and history, the Sage can provide unique guidance in a world consisting of so many different areas. Provinces led by Sages will find themselves more efficient in the domains of arts and sciences.
 
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Title: The Wise [RulerName]
 
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* + 25% Science effectiveness
 
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* - 30% Book Costs
 
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* -30% Research Time
 
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* -50% Losses on Learn Attacks
 
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* Every 4 Acres of land produces 1 Science Book per Hour
 
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== The Rogue ==
 
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*Widely considered to be evil to the core, the Rogue is a very enigmatic persona. Rogues have extensive experience in the arts of thievery, fraud and crime - but in the Utopian World, this can be used for both good and evil. Rogues will find themselves having access to deadly thievery operations that others can simply never experience.
 
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Title: [RulerName] the Rogue
 
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* +1 Stealth recovery per tick
 
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* Access to all thievery operations, including 3 unique to rogues: Greater Arson, Assassinate Wizards and Propaganda
 
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* Thieves Dens are twice as effective
 
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== The Mystic ==
 
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*A master of magic, the Mystic has experience with getting the most out of the world of sorcery. Being led by "one of their own" gives a province extraordinary abilities in the mystic arts. Mystics will find themselves having access to one of the most deadly spell that others can simply never experience.
 
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Title: [RulerName] the Sorcerer
 
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* Meteor Showers spell
 
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* All Guilds are twice as effective
 
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* +30% Spell Duration (For Duration Spells Only)
 
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* +30% Spell Effects (For Instant Spells Only) (Excludes Mystic Vortex, Tree of Gold, and Paradise)
 
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== The Warrior ==
 
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*Aggressive, ruthless, and cunning are all adjectives that come to mind when describing the Warrior. Warriors have developped unique warring skills that allows them to conduct their military operations faster than the others and to control the recently captured land more efficiently.
 
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Title: [RulerName] the Warrior
 
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* -50% Land Losses when Ambushed
 
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* +15% Enemy Casualties (on attack or defense)
 
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* -15% Your Military Casualties (on attack or defense)
 
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* -15% Attack Time
 
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== The Tactician ==
 
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The Tactician 's focus is on the strategic side of war. Leadership is its own reward, and the Tactician 's cunning gives you the unique ability to conduct Conquest Attacks at all times. Tacticians thrive in war and use their strategic advantage to wrest more troops and buildings from their opponents.
 
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Title: The Conniving [RulerName]
 
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* Access to enhanced Conquest Attack at all times
 
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* Gain 30% more Specialist and Building Credits
 
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* 10% more OME in war
 
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== The Cleric ==
 
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*Well versed in the anatomy of their race, those led by a Cleric have a superior ability to heal and protect their troops. Clerics assist their armies on the battlefield personally and can miraculously return the dead to life and reduce overall troop losses.
 
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Title: [RulerName] the Blessed
 
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= Previous Personalities =
 
= Previous Personalities =

Revision as of 14:45, 8 May 2011

Utopia currently has 8 personalities. This is a list of the current bonuses and penalties for the Utopian Personalities on the WoL server for Age 50

For previous bonuses, see WoL Personalities age 49

For Race bonuses, see Race

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Previous Personalities

The Artisan

  • An artisan is a skilled manual worker who crafts items that may be functional or strictly decorative, items, and tools. The Artisan buildings work more efficently in their production.

The General

  • Unlike the above personalities, the General's focus is on the strategic side of war. Leadership is its own reward, and the General's cunning gives you the unique ability to conduct Conquest Attacks at all times. The benefits of this attack are simple: failure can still yield positive results. Military tact is about far more than winning vs. losing for the General -- it is about gaining strategic advantage and taking bits and pieces of land.

The Freak

  • How the Freaks come to power, no one knows. Freaks can be ruthless, headstrong, impressive, or foolish. The freak adds a great deal of chance to every attack you make. It includes the ability to succeed in otherwise impossible attacks or fail in fairly easy assaults. You never really know what will happen when choosing this background.

The War Hero

  • Great military leaders, the War Heroes are amongst the finest commanders in Utopia. Their own military tactics allow them to attack larger enemies and to inflict them much more casualties in combat while protecting a larger amount of infrastructures on the land they capture.
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