'''''Dangun Earth''''' was based on the birth Myth of Korea, 'Chosun'(Joseon) in 2333 B.C. You start Dangun Earth as a citizen of the country. The game had two versions: Sinsi(means 'the sacred city') and Asadal. Each game included general East-asian thoughts like Yinyang, Wuxing, etc. Many structures and people are created on those concepts.

The Dangun Earth project lasted from 1994 to 2000 before eventually being abandoned for [[Archmage]] and [[Archspace]].

== Dangun Myth ==
The story of the game...

Long time ago, Hwanin, who ruled heaven had a son named Hwanung. Hwanung was interested in things on Earth, and very often looked down on earth from heaven. There were many beautiful mountains, rivers, and plains to be seen on earth. Hwanung wished so eagerly to go down and help the people who lived on earth and Hwanin allowed his son to go with three sacred seals.

Hwanung took the three sacred seals along with three thousand followers and left heaven for earth. He chose a beautiful, high mountain named Tebaek and landed on the mountain where a sacred tree had stood. It was the place where the people on earth had worshiped heaven.

He called the place Sinsi (literally means the divine city) and made there his base to rule over human beings. So for a long time, with his three sacred seals(the gods of wind, rain, and clouds) he ruled over the people in peace, teaching how to grow food, healing the sick. When he was doing all these things, a bear and a tiger, who lived near the divine city and wished to be human beings, came to Hwanung and begged him to make them human.

Hwanung gave each of them a stalk of mug wort plant and twenty pieces of garlic, and told them that if they ate only what he gave them, and avoided the sunlight for one hundred days, they would become human. The bear and the tiger ate only the mug wort plant and garlic and stayed in the cave. It was hard for them to do so. After all, the tiger could not bear and went out after a few days, but the bear patiently remained in the cave. 100 days after in the cave a surprising thing happened.

On the one hundredth day the bear turned into a beautiful woman. She built a small hut on a quiet and beautiful spot and lived there, but as the days passed she became lonely. So the bear woman went to meet Hwanung again and begged earnestly.

"Lord Hwanung, thank you for your previous help to become human. But these days I feel so lonely. Would you please find me a husband to keep me a company?" Hearing this, Hwanung pitied her and looked the beautiful bear woman, and proposed to her.

She married him and they had a son named Dangun who became the ancestor of the Koreans. Dangun grew up, and established a new nation. The name was Old Chosun. After that, Dangun ruled over the country for 1500 years, and then became a mountain god at the age of 1908.

== External links ==
via archive.org

* [http://web.archive.org/web/20000621134059/www.magewar.com/archmage/dangun/dangun.html Dangun Earth site]

[[Category:History]]

Dangun Earth

2010-01-22T21:41:17Z

Optiquest: Initial info added

Archmage

2010-01-22T21:27:53Z

Optiquest: added Dangun Earth to Clones&Spinoffs, corrected spelling.

'''''Archmage''''' was a successful browser-based multiplayer turn-based strategy game, where the player plays a wizard resurrected from the depths of Hell and commands vast armies with magical and mundane elements. The game was created by Korean telecommunications company MARI, but has since gone bankrupt and ceased supporting and hosting it. Fans have since created games encapsulating the essence of Archmage. Such games include e.g. [[The Reincarnation]].

== Gameplay ==
''Archmage'' was a rich turn-based fantasy game with a focus on player versus player interaction and resource management. The player could build up his kingdom by exploring to find land, creating buildings, gaining resources, researching new spells to cast, increasing your population, acquiring magical items, and building a military force. Players could build up armies by summoning them with magic spells or items, or by hiring them as mercenaries. These forces could then be used as defense or sent out to conquer land and resources from other players. As the player's kingdom grew in size, peaceful exploration of land grew less effective and taking territory from other players became more necessary.

One of ''Archmage''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s unique aspects was the ability of players to reset the game themselves. The most powerful spell in the game was Armageddon, and required seven players to cast it in succession. Each time the spell was cast another "seal" was broken, and all players were informed of their impending possible doom. Unless one of the casting mages was stopped by other players in time every character's progress would be erased and the game restarted. The players that cast Armageddon, along with the top ten ranked mages at the end of the game, would have their names enshrined for all to see in the Hall of Immortality. These goals were essentially how one "won" the game. Instead of pursuing the Hall, some players waged war with other players, "winning" by defeating their enemies.

The game offered several servers to play on. The main difference between servers in terms of game mechanics was the rate at which turns were acquired. For example, ''Blitz'' servers operated at one turn every five minutes, whilst ''Ager'' servers had one turn every fifteen minutes. Turns accumulated until a certain limit (200 turns on Blitz, 180 on Ager), after which they were wasted. This lead to a dramatic difference in gameplay across servers - players on Ager would conserve turns whenever possible, whilst Blitz was more of a frantic free-for-all. Another server, ''Server'', used one turn per ten minutes.

Another factor affecting gameplay was the degree to which coordination was allowed. Most servers came had two variants: ''Guild'' and ''NonGuild''. Guild server encouraged players to cooperate as teams of indefinite size, whilst NonGuild limited the player to having two allies only. The Blitz servers had a third variety, ''Solo'', a server without guilds or allies.

Playing in a guild was almost essential on Guild servers, especially for new players. Guilds offered instruction and protection, and formed the basis of the Archmage community.

A unique server, known as ''Apprentice'' also existed, originally created as a place for new players to learn the basics. Apprentice offered guild play but used one turn per twenty minutes and restricted access to the most powerful spells and creatures in the game, known as ''ultimates''. The server became a place where many veterans played, and hosted some of the fiercest wars.

==History==
''Archmage'' went live in 1998, with the first servers located at http://www.magewars.com. More servers were added over time, at the games height these included Ager Guild and NonGuild, Apprentice, Server Guild and NonGuild, Blitz Guild, NonGuild and Solo, a beta server for testing and numerous language servers. For many years, hosting costs were supported via a banner add click campaign, where players received in-game "Lady Luck" for clicking. The practice ended due to the general downturn in revenues from banner advertisements.

The game achieved the ''Game of the Month'' award on MPOGD, and as it's popularity rose to the point where it started attracting attention. MARI was faced with multiple copyright infringement lawsuits, most notably over the name of one of the available monsters - the ''Mind flayer'', owned by TSR, Inc.. The creature was renamed [[Mind Ripper]], along with a number of other changes to avoid copyright infringement.

This period also saw the rise of ''multimaging'', a method of cheating involving a single player controlling multiple accounts for their own benefit. MARI's Archmage servers were very open to exploitation. Players created custom interfaces to play through, along with more sinister tools including scripted mages, movement trackers and spellbots. With many players moving to IRC-based communication, these scripts were easily integrated into gameplay.

In an attempt to cover increasing hosting costs, MARI announced ''pay-2-play'' in mid 2001, a system where players pay for access to some of the servers. This was met with ridicule by the community, as while the game was good, few believed it was worth paying for - remembering that this period of time also saw the popularity of other web games such as Ultima Online, Everquest and Dark Age of Camelot.

From this point on, the servers were often down or sluggish, and communication from MARI to the player community dried up. Later that year, MARI announced they would be shifting their focus from Archmage to another game they owned, Archspace - a turn based space simulation - again alienating the Archmage community.

In mid-2002, MARI announced that they were in talks with Microsoft, with plans to port Archmage to the then newly released Xbox console. If these talks actually took place, they were in vain. The last MARI-sponsored resets ended in December 2002, with the servers never to be activated again. The game's forum, known as the UBB, lasted until September 2004 before disappearing. By this point in time, MARI's corporate website was also gone.

==Clones and Spinoffs==
Archmage boasted a very loyal fan base. As such, it is no surprise that many clones were created after the game's demise. Listed below are the known clones to date.

* [[The Reincarnation]] [http://www.the-reincarnation.org/ external link]
* [[The Five Pillars]] [http://thefivepillars.org/ external link]
* The Lord Archmage [http://www.thelord.cl/ external link]
* SeordCast [http://www.seordcast.com/ external link]
* [[Dangun Earth]] [http://web.archive.org/web/20000621134059/www.magewar.com/archmage/dangun/dangun.html/ archive.org external link]
[[Category:History]]

Archmage

2010-01-22T21:25:13Z

Optiquest: added Dangun Earth to Clones&Spinoffs, corrected spelling.

'''''Archmage''''' was a successful browser-based multiplayer turn-based strategy game, where the player plays a wizard resurrected from the depths of Hell and commands vast armies with magical and mundane elements. The game was created by Korean telecommunications company MARI, but has since gone bankrupt and ceased supporting and hosting it. Fans have since created games encapsulating the essence of Archmage. Such games include e.g. [[The Reincarnation]].

== Gameplay ==
''Archmage'' was a rich turn-based fantasy game with a focus on player versus player interaction and resource management. The player could build up his kingdom by exploring to find land, creating buildings, gaining resources, researching new spells to cast, increasing your population, acquiring magical items, and building a military force. Players could build up armies by summoning them with magic spells or items, or by hiring them as mercenaries. These forces could then be used as defense or sent out to conquer land and resources from other players. As the player's kingdom grew in size, peaceful exploration of land grew less effective and taking territory from other players became more necessary.

One of ''Archmage''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s unique aspects was the ability of players to reset the game themselves. The most powerful spell in the game was Armageddon, and required seven players to cast it in succession. Each time the spell was cast another "seal" was broken, and all players were informed of their impending possible doom. Unless one of the casting mages was stopped by other players in time every character's progress would be erased and the game restarted. The players that cast Armageddon, along with the top ten ranked mages at the end of the game, would have their names enshrined for all to see in the Hall of Immortality. These goals were essentially how one "won" the game. Instead of pursuing the Hall, some players waged war with other players, "winning" by defeating their enemies.

The game offered several servers to play on. The main difference between servers in terms of game mechanics was the rate at which turns were acquired. For example, ''Blitz'' servers operated at one turn every five minutes, whilst ''Ager'' servers had one turn every fifteen minutes. Turns accumulated until a certain limit (200 turns on Blitz, 180 on Ager), after which they were wasted. This lead to a dramatic difference in gameplay across servers - players on Ager would conserve turns whenever possible, whilst Blitz was more of a frantic free-for-all. Another server, ''Server'', used one turn per ten minutes.

Another factor affecting gameplay was the degree to which coordination was allowed. Most servers came had two variants: ''Guild'' and ''NonGuild''. Guild server encouraged players to cooperate as teams of indefinite size, whilst NonGuild limited the player to having two allies only. The Blitz servers had a third variety, ''Solo'', a server without guilds or allies.

Playing in a guild was almost essential on Guild servers, especially for new players. Guilds offered instruction and protection, and formed the basis of the Archmage community.

A unique server, known as ''Apprentice'' also existed, originally created as a place for new players to learn the basics. Apprentice offered guild play but used one turn per twenty minutes and restricted access to the most powerful spells and creatures in the game, known as ''ultimates''. The server became a place where many veterans played, and hosted some of the fiercest wars.

==History==
''Archmage'' went live in 1998, with the first servers located at http://www.magewars.com. More servers were added over time, at the games height these included Ager Guild and NonGuild, Apprentice, Server Guild and NonGuild, Blitz Guild, NonGuild and Solo, a beta server for testing and numerous language servers. For many years, hosting costs were supported via a banner add click campaign, where players received in-game "Lady Luck" for clicking. The practice ended due to the general downturn in revenues from banner advertisements.

The game achieved the ''Game of the Month'' award on MPOGD, and as it's popularity rose to the point where it started attracting attention. MARI was faced with multiple copyright infringement lawsuits, most notably over the name of one of the available monsters - the ''Mind flayer'', owned by TSR, Inc.. The creature was renamed [[Mind Ripper]], along with a number of other changes to avoid copyright infringement.

This period also saw the rise of ''multimaging'', a method of cheating involving a single player controlling multiple accounts for their own benefit. MARI's Archmage servers were very open to exploitation. Players created custom interfaces to play through, along with more sinister tools including scripted mages, movement trackers and spellbots. With many players moving to IRC-based communication, these scripts were easily integrated into gameplay.

In an attempt to cover increasing hosting costs, MARI announced ''pay-2-play'' in mid 2001, a system where players pay for access to some of the servers. This was met with ridicule by the community, as while the game was good, few believed it was worth paying for - remembering that this period of time also saw the popularity of other web games such as Ultima Online, Everquest and Dark Age of Camelot.

From this point on, the servers were often down or sluggish, and communication from MARI to the player community dried up. Later that year, MARI announced they would be shifting their focus from Archmage to another game they owned, Archspace - a turn based space simulation - again alienating the Archmage community.

In mid-2002, MARI announced that they were in talks with Microsoft, with plans to port Archmage to the then newly released Xbox console. If these talks actually took place, they were in vain. The last MARI-sponsored resets ended in December 2002, with the servers never to be activated again. The game's forum, known as the UBB, lasted until September 2004 before disappearing. By this point in time, MARI's corporate website was also gone.

==Clones and Spinoffs==
Archmage boasted a very loyal fan base. As such, it is no surprise that many clones were created after the game's demise. Listed below are the known clones to date.

* [[The Reincarnation]] [http://www.the-reincarnation.org/ external link]
* [[The Five Pillars]] [http://thefivepillars.org/ external link]
* The Lord Archmage [http://www.thelord.cl/ external link]
* SeordCast [http://www.seordcast.com/ external link]
* [[Dangun Earth]] [http://http://web.archive.org/web/20000621134059/www.magewar.com/archmage/dangun/dangun.html/ archive.org external link
[[Category:History]]

History of Terra

2010-01-16T19:58:00Z

Optiquest: Removed link to server history that was not required.

<center>[[History of Terra]] | [[Guild Gallery]] | [[History of Guild Wars]] | [[Player Gallery]]</center>

Terra is the game world. The history of Terra is the history of the game.
It consists of two major episodes:
* [[History of Archmage]]
* [[History of The Reincarnation]]

[[Skins|Skins for old school fans]]

<center>http://guild.the-reincarnation.com/images/stoneHeadBlitz.jpg</center>
[[Category:History]]

Apprentice History

2010-01-16T19:46:57Z

Optiquest: Info moveed here, unchanged, from the incorrect wiki page it began on.

<center>[[History of Terra]] | [[Guild Gallery]] | [[History of Guild Wars]] | [[Player Gallery]]</center>
Topic is here (dead): [http://www.the-reincarnation.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10428]
 
 

='''Reset 1'''=
Dec/99 or Jan/00 to March 2, 2000

==Guilds Active==
* Black Dragon Clan (BDC)
* Blade&Fury (B&F)
* Clan Assamite
* Library of Angels (LoA)
* MaGe Of AnGeLs
* Mages of the Stone Sword (MotSS)
* Shaolin Temple, Order of Monks (SToM)
* SocioPolitical Control (SPC)
* Star cresh Mirror
* The Templars
* The Wearers of Red (TWoR)
* Towers of High Sorcery (ToHS)
* Wu Tang Clan

==Events==
* Penguin, leader of Star cresh Mirror, was a MARI employee and accused of using insider information to gain ridiculous in-game privileges. MARI would restrict employee maging from that point on
(Some have speculated that this happened on S1, not App. Anyone have proof of this? I wasn't around til the next set.)
* Mages of the Stone Sword, lead by Nicimus, merges into The Templars

==Wars==
B&F   vs   SPC

='''Reset 2'''=
March 2000 to June 2, 2000

==Guilds Active==
* Apprentice Academy
* Army of Darkness (AoD)
* Black Dragon Clan (BDC)
* Blade&Fury (B&F)
* Dwarven Slayers Clan (DSC)
* Evil Multi-Attackers (EMA) (Ring's guild prior to joining TWoR)
* Guardians of Darkness (GoD)
* Holy Legion of God (HLoG)
* House of Rastafari (HoR)
* Keepers of the Lore (KoTL)
* KGB of Terra
* Legion of High Mages (LoHM)
* Library of Angels (LoA)
* MaGe Of AnGeLs
* SATAN'S CHILDREN
* Shaolin Temple, Order of Monks (SToM)
* Silent Blades
* SocioPolitical Control (SPC)
* The Crimson Guard (TCG)
* The Fallen Angels (TFA)
* The French Barbarians (TFB)
* The Horde
* The Kindred
* The Light
* The Rabid Vikings (TRV)
* The Silverhands Tribe
* The Templars
* The Wearers of Red (TWoR)
* Treant Hill Mob (THM)
* Ulti-mage
* Union of the Holy Cross (UoHC)
* Varanguis of Terra
* Wu Tang Clan

==Events==
* +++COURAGE+++ was founded, but only for this set
* Wu Tang Clan merges into Shaolin Temple this set

==Wars==
Kindred   vs   Shaolin 
SPC   vs   THM 
AoD   vs   The Light 
Templars, Kindred   vs   Ultimage 

='''Reset 3'''=
June 2000 to October 2, 2000

==Guilds Active==
* Apprentice Academy
* Badinfröhm
* Blade&Fury (B&F)
* Dwarven Slayers Clan (DSC)
* Guardians of Darkness (GoD)
* House of Annihilation (HoA)
* House of Rastafari (HoR)
* Knights of Mordor (KoM)
* Legion of the Reborn Paladin (LotRP)
* Library of Angels (LoA)
* Lido
* MaGe Of AnGeLs
* Midkemia
* Rifters of Matter (RoM)
* SANCTUARY
* Shaolin Temple, Order of Monks (SToM)
* SocioPolitical Control (SPC)
* The Crimson Guard (TCG)
* The French Barbarians (TFB)
* The Horde
* The Kindred
* The Rabid Vikings (TRV)
* The Wearers of Red (TWoR)
* Treant Hill Mob (THM)
* United Nations of Terra (UNoT)

==Events==
?

==Wars==
HoR, SToM, SPC   vs   Badinfröhm, HoA, Horde, Kindred, KoM, Lido, LoA, TCG 

='''Reset 4'''=
October 2000 to February 3, 2001

==Guilds Active==
* Apprentice Academy
* Blade&Fury (B&F)
* Courageous Conquerers of Good (CCG)
* Dwarven Slayers Clan (DSC)
* Gaming Club Dordrecht (GCD) (merged with TE to become GotR from the next set onward)
* Herculoids
* House of Rastafari (HoR)
* House of Riva
* Legion of the Reborn Paladin (LotRP)
* Library of Angels (LoA) (sub-guild of RoM)
* MaGe Of AnGeLs
* Midkemia
* Rifters of Matter (RoM)
* RoM Assassins (RA) (sub-guild of RoM)
* SANCTUARY
* Shaolin Temple, Order of Monks (SToM)
* SocioPolitical Control (SPC)
* The Crimson Guard (TCG)
* The Existence (TE) (merged with GCD to become GotR from the next set onward)
* The French Barbarians (TFB)
* The Horde
* The Kindred
* The Rabid Vikings (TRV)
* The Wearers of Red (TWoR)
* Tribe
* Union of the Holy Cross (UoHC)
* United Nations of Terra (UNoT)

==Events==
* Tom Wolf multi-mage scandal

==Wars==
LoA, Horde, RoM   vs   B&F, HoR, SPC 
DSC   vs   HoR 
TCG   vs   Tribe 
Kindred   vs   Shaolin, HoR 

='''Reset 5'''=
February 2001 to June 2, 2001

==Guilds Active==
* Apprentice Academy
* Blade of Magic (BoM)
* Convergence
* Courageous Conquerers of Good (CCG)
* Dark Legion
* Dwarven Slayers Clan (DSC)
* Guardians of the Rift (GoTR)
* House of Rastafari (HoR)
* Ice Region
* Legion of the Blood God (LotBG)
* Legion of the Reborn Paladin (LotRP)
* Library of Angels (LoA) (sub-guild of RoM)
* Midkemia
* Power of 5
* Reign of Fire (~Reign~)
* Rifters of Matter (RoM)
* RoM Assassins (RA) (sub-guild of RoM)
* Russian Warriors (RW)
* SANCTUARY
* Shaolin Temple, Order of Monks (SToM)
* SocioPolitical Control (SPC)
* The Crimson Guard (TCG)
* The French Barbarians (TFB)
* The French Connection (TFC)
* The Horde
* The Kindred
* The Kinship Alliance (TKA)
* The Musketeers (TM)
* The Wearers of Red (TWoR)
* Union of the Holy Cross (UoHC)
* United Nations of Terra (UNoT)

==Events==
* WWI
* Kindred "backstab" reset, dropping most alliances while holding the top
* RoM Assassins change name to Ronin Assassins, becoming independent from Rifters of Matter during this set
* LoA takes a break after this set until Reset 8 before disbanding for good in AM
* The distribution of 'The Kindred Papers, Volume One' by an unknown mage, depicting the Kindred as a real life worldwide sect bent on global domination.

==Wars==
WWI 
LotRP, Kindred, Power of 5, TFC, TCG   vs   Convergence, GotR, RoM, TKA, TWoR, UNoT 
Kindred, RA   vs   BoM, Convergence 
Shaolin   vs   RoM, LoA, ??? 

='''Reset 6'''=
June 2001 to September 30, 2001

==Guilds Active==
* Apprentice Academy
* Blade of Magic (BoM)
* Convergence
* Courageous Conquerers of Good (CCG)
* Dark Legion
* Dwarven Slayers Clan (DSC)
* Great Library of Knowledge (GLK)
* Guardians of the Rift (GoTR)
* House of Rastafari (HoR)
* Ice Region
* Legion of the Blood God (LotBG)
* Legion of the Reborn Paladin (LotRP)
* Midkemia
* Power of 5
* Reign of Fire (~Reign~)
* Rifters of Matter (RoM)
* Ronin Assassins (RA)
* Russian Warriors (RW)
* SANCTUARY
* Shaolin Temple, Order of Monks (SToM)
* SocioPolitical Control (SPC)
* The Crimson Guard (TCG)
* The French Connection (TFC)
* The Horde
* The Kindred
* The Kinship Alliance (TKA)
* The Ministry (TMN)
* The Musketeers (TM)
* The Praetorian Crusaders (TPC)
* The Wearers of Red (TWoR)
* Union of the Holy Cross (UoHC)
* United Nations of Terra (UNoT)

==Events==
* kawai halls with one mage and finishes 11th with another this set, resulting in a year ban from TWoR
* Ronin Assassins announce mercenary policy this set, requests made for kills via maddcow
* Beta units first introduced

==Wars==
RA   vs   RW 
SPC   vs   TKA 

='''Reset 7'''=
October 2001 to January 31, 2002

==Guilds Active==
* Apprentice Academy
* Cold Reflections (CR) (offshoot of HR)
* Convergence
* Courageous Conquerers of Good (CCG)
* Deathcloud (DC) (offshoot of HR)
* Defenders of Life (DoL)
* Great Library of Knowledge (GLK)
* Guardians of the Rift (GoTR)
* Hell Riders (HR)
* Hellish Warriors (HW)
* House of Rastafari (HoR)
* Ice Region
* Legion of the Blood God (LotBG)
* Legion of the Reborn Paladin (LotRP)
* Midkemia
* Rifters of Matter (RoM)
* Ring Wraith Avengers (RWA)
* Ronin Assassins (RA)
* Russian Warriors (RW)
* SANCTUARY
* Shaolin Temple, Order of Monks (SToM)
* SocioPolitical Control (SPC)
* Stormtrooper of Death (SoD)
* The Crimson Guard (TCG)
* The French Connection (TFC)
* The Horde
* The Kindred
* The Kinship Alliance (TKA)
* The Ministry (TMN)
* The Musketeers (TM)
* The Praetorian Crusaders (TPC)
* The Reversion Blade (TRB)
* The Wearers of Red (TWoR)
* Union of the Holy Cross (UoHC)
* United Nations of Terra (UNoT)

==Events==
* WWII - The Banana War 
* Quest multi-mage scandal 
* Ronin Assassins pose as noob guild, Sesame Street of Terra

==Wars==
WWII - Libra Consortium vs Kena Bananas [[Image:Bananadance.gif]][[Image:Bananadance.gif]][[Image:Bananadance.gif]] 
LotRP, Kindred, RA, SToM, TCG   vs   DC, GotR, RoM, TWoR 
RA   vs   TRB, HW, ???, ???, ???, ??? 

='''Reset 8'''=
February 2002 to May 1, 2002

==Guilds Active==
* Apprentice Academy
* Convergence
* Courageous Conquerers of Good (CCG)
* Deathcloud (DC)
* Defenders of Life (DoL)
* Great Library of Knowledge (GLK)
* Guardians of the Rift (GoTR)
* Hellish Warriors (HW)
* Hell Riders (HR)
* House of Rastafari (HoR)
* Legion of the Blood God (LotBG)
* Library of Angels (LoA)
* Rifters of Matter (RoM)
* Ring Wraith Avengers (RWA)
* Ronin Assassins (RA)
* Russian Warriors (RW)
* SANCTUARY
* Shaolin Temple, Order of Monks (SToM)
* SocioPolitical Control (SPC)
* The Crimson Army (TCA)
* The Crimson Guard (TCG)
* The Federation
* The French Connection (TFC)
* The Kindred
* The Kinship Alliance (TKA)
* The Musketeers (TM)
* The Praetorian Crusaders (TPC)
* The Reversion Blade (TRB)
* The Wearers of Red (TWoR)
* Union of the Holy Cross (UoHC)

==Events==
* Ronin Assassins take a vacation, most members join SocioPolitical Control for this set

==Wars==
RWA   vs   GLK 
RWA   vs   TWoR 
SPC   vs   RA 
GotR   vs   Kindred, TCG 
RoM   vs   HR 
SPC   vs   TC 
RoM   vs   SToM 
SPC   vs   CCG 
SPC   vs   TC (2nd time) 

='''Reset 9'''=
May 2002 to September 14, 2002

==Guilds Active==
* Apprentice Academy
* Church of the Dragon (CotD)
* Church of Satan
* Convergence
* Courageous Conquerers of Good (CCG)
* Deathcloud (DC)
* Defenders of Life (DoL)
* Elemental Academy
* Elemental Dragons
* Great Library of Knowledge (GLK)
* Grey Division
* Guardians of the Rift (GoTR)
* Hell's Angels (HA)
* Hell Riders (HR)
* House of Rastafari (HoR)
* Legion of the Blood God (LotBG)
* Legion of the Reborn Paladin (LotRP)
* Mages of Justice (MoJ)
* Masters of Mind (MoM)
* Minions of Hades (MoH)
* ~Ra~
* Rifters of Matter (RoM)
* Ring Wraith Avengers (RWA)
* Ronin Assassins (RA)
* Russian Warriors (RW)
* SANCTUARY
* Seventh Gate
* Shadows of Death (SoD)
* Shaolin Temple, Order of Monks (SToM)
* SocioPolitical Control (SPC)
* The Crimson Army (TCA)
* The Crimson Guard (TCG)
* The French Connection (TFC)
* The Kindred
* The Kinship Alliance (TKA)
* The Musketeers (TM)
* The Praetorian Crusaders (TPC)
* The Reversion Blade (TRB)
* The Wearers of Red (TWoR)
* Union of the Holy Cross (UoHC)

==Events==
* Deathcloud merges into Legion of the Blood God during this set
* Ronin Assassins pose as noob guild again, Lost Sons of Albion (LSoA)

==Wars==
SPC   vs   GotR 
RA   vs   HR, HA 
RA   vs   Kindred 
RWA   vs   TCG 
RA, RWA, TWoR   vs   Kindred, TCG (RA drops this war) 
RA   vs   SANCTUARY 
Shaolin, TM, Elemental Academy, Elemental Dragons, TPC   vs   ~Ra~, Convergence, RW, MoH 
RA   vs   TWoR (Arma only)

[[Category:History]]

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<center>[[History of Terra]] | [[Guild Gallery]] | [[History of Guild Wars]] | [[Player Gallery]]</center>

Terra is the game world. The history of Terra is the history of the game.
It consists of two major episodes:
* [[History of Archmage]]
* [[History of The Reincarnation]]

== MARI Server Histories ==
* [[Timeline of MARI Apprentice Server]]

[[Skins|Skins for old school fans]]

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== RL ==
 

'''Location:''' Canada 

== Past Game Info ==
 

'''Mari App''' 
Templars 
The Horde 
[[Library Of Angels]] 
Rifters of Matter 
The Wearers of Red 
Legion of the Reborn Paladin 
[[Guardians of the Rift]] 
 
'''Mari Blitz II/Guild''' 
Borg Hive 
Circle of Elemental Power 
Disciples of Valor 

== Present Game Info ==
 

'''TR App''' 
Various incarnations of [[Library Of Angels]] 
[[Pesky]] 
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By sacrificing a percentage of your mana income, all your troops will fight in godly inspiration which will increase their accuracy in the battle. 
 

{| cellspacing="0"
|Magic Specialty:
|{{white}}
|-
|Rank:||[[:Category:Complex Spells|Complex]]
|-
|Type:||[[Enchantment]] [[SelfOnly]]
|-
|Cast Turn:||8
|-
|Cast M.P.:||15,000
|-
|Research Cost:|| 4,000
|-
|Upkeep:||500 m.p.
|-
|Related Unit:||None
|}

==Effects==
*It increases accuracy by SL x 0.016 in battles.
*It ''works'' only for White Mages (other colors benefit from additional spell level)
*The spell appears to be intended for Apprentice server only, to compensate the absence of the [[The Holy Light]] ultimate spell.
*Reduces [[mana]] income by 10%

*Available only on Arch (formerly Apprentice) Server ([http://www.the-reincarnation.com/viewtopic.php?t=14045 link to announcement])

[[Category:Spells]] [[Category:Ascendant Spells]]
[[Category:Enchantments]]
[[Category:Complex Spells]]