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Minotaur
A long way from Greek mythology and not created
by a beautiful white bull and a queen, but through
an unfortunate accident in a sorcerer's laboratory
with a sacrificial roast beef sandwich and the
sorcerer's body guard. Players will meet this
aggressive monstrosity several times throughout
the game and should beware.
This creature is very strong and is a very
talented killer using mostly swords and axes
as his preferred weapons.
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Giant
Giants live alone in mountain caves.They do not
usually disturb anyone, but sometimes they approach
villages and attack the cows. A Giant is huge
and very strong. A party of several woodbutchers
is usually not enough to defeat a giant. The best
units for a fight against a giant are heavily
armored Knights who attack him in a squad. Armed
with a powerful club, a giant can crush every
character with a few blows. In KnightShift we
have included several different kinds of Giants:
a Giant family consisting of a male, a female
and a young Giant. Additionally, as a special
enemy you have to fight against a Giant with a
huge, mystical egg. What is the story surrounding
this egg? No, we won’t tell you. Just play, and
the veils of secrecy will be lifted.
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Skeleton
There are various types of skeletons in the
game and each type has its own characteristics
and behaviour and uses different weapons and
armor. They are conjured up from the underworld
in large groups and represent all that is evil.
Their sole objective is your destruction! Beware!
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Pilous Mephitis®
This creature is a monster created by dark powers.
You can meet this “thing” most often in the
vicinity of graveyards, barrows and swamps.
It is extremely dangerous and very fast. If
a small party of heroes meets it, they have
a rather small chance of survival.
During the game you will meet a variety of
mutations of this creature. They behave similarly,
but take care... if you have already defeated
one, do not think the next one is an easy task
- you could be wrong.
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