0. 110 / 100 / 90 / 90 / 90. Dr. Mundo injects himself with chemicals to become enhanced for 10 seconds, gaining increased base health equal to 15 / 20 / 25% missing health, bonus attack damage equal to 4 / 5.5 / 7% bonus health, 15 / 25 / 35% bonus movement speed, and regenerating health equal to 20 / 40 / 60% maximum health.
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The origins of Mando'a were believed to have lain with the language of the Taung, an ancient race of Humanoid simians that originated on Coruscant in the time before the Galactic Republic's formation.[1] The Taung were driven from Coruscant by the Human Battalions of Zhell after a lengthy war, and under the leadership of Mandalore the First, conquered a new planet they nam…
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Jan 26, 2022 . Mando, though, emerges with the upper hand and puts a blade to Vizsla’s throat, at which point the Armorer ends the fight. She then asks each man if they have ever removed their helmet and shown...
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Mando'a had no grammatical cases, only two forms for a verb to take, a tense prefix system, and simplistic rules for forming adjectives from nouns and verb stems. Spelling and punctuation forms were optional, decided upon by the preference of the individual speaker—" jagyc " and " jagla ", for instance, were both correct ways of saying "masculine."
Being prepared to die for your family and friends, or what you hold dear, is a basic requirement for a Mando, so it's not worth a separate word. It's only cowards we had to find a special name for."
Elements of Mando'a were taken from the language of the ancient Taungs of Coruscant, from which the culture stemmed, evolving over time to become something unique. "We don't have a word for hero. Being prepared to die for your family and friends, or what you hold dear, is a basic requirement for a Mando, so it's not worth a separate word.
Instead, the prefixes ru for "past", and ven for "future", were used in place of the more widely-used tense forms. There was also no passive verb form in Mando'a; a verb was either active or simply absent from the statement.
Mando'a had no grammatical cases, only two forms for a verb to take, a tense prefix system, and simplistic rules for forming adjectives from nouns and verb stems. Spelling and punctuation forms were optional, decided upon by the preference of the individual speaker—" jagyc " and " jagla ", for instance, were both correct ways of saying "masculine."
Instead, the prefixes ru for "past", and ven for "future", were used in place of the more widely-used tense forms. There was also no passive verb form in Mando'a; a verb was either active or simply absent from the statement.
attractive (not looks - generally appealing, separate concept for Mandos - and may refer to anything) Indoor game that involves stabbing blades into a chequered board - a cross between darts, chess and ludo It's neither here nor there.
Being prepared to die for your family and friends, or what you hold dear, is a basic requirement for a Mando, so it's not worth a separate word. It's only cowards we had to find a special name for."