Unsterblicher (Civ4 FFH)
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Unsterblicher | |
|---|---|---|
| Nahkampfeinheiten | ||
| Werte | ||
| Stärke | 8 
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| Bewegung | 1 
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| Herstellungskosten | ||
| Schnell | 161 
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| Normal | 240
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| Langsam | 360
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| Episch | 480
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| Voraussetzungen | ||
| Technologien | Göttliche Essenz | |
| Eigenschaften | ||
| Startbeförderungen | Unsterblicher | |
| Fähigkeiten | kann Bronzewaffen benutzen kann Eisenwaffen benutzen kann Mithrilwaffen benutzen | |
| Sonstiges | Nationaleinheit, nur 3 erlaubt | |
The Immortal in Fall from Heaven is very different from the Persian Immortal in vanilla Civ4.
Immortality (or eternal life) is the concept of existing for a potentially infinite, or indeterminate, length of time. Throughout history, many humans have had the desire to live forever. What form an unending or indefinitely-long human life would take, or whether it is even possible, has been the subject of much speculation, fantasy, and debate.
The Immortal is one of the most powerful units in FFH. It is one of the few units in the game with the Immortality promotion, and the only one that can retain it permanently. This does not mean that Immortals cannot die, but when they do, they re-spawn in their owner's capital, retaining all their promotions and experience. The only way to truly kill an Immortal is to defeat them twice in one turn, making them excellent guardians for your border cities, since it will take time for your enemy to proceed all the way to your capital to defeat the remaining Immortals.
Civilopedia
Most believe the Immortals to be insane or undying; they are the first into battle and the last to leave. They are left to guard the cities soon to fall and sent alone deep behind enemy lines looking for exposed troops. They are not insane, and they do die, but after each death they are reborn in the capital of their civilization. A civilization can only have 3 Immortals at once.
Strategien
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