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1. Vengeance (Japanese: 復讐 Vengeance) is an offensive skill which debuted in Fire Emblem Awakening. Associated with the Sorcerer class, when activated it deals extra damage to the enemy based on how low the user's current HP is relative to their maximum.

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2. Vengeance deals 50% of a unit's missing health in damage, while Reprisal deals 30%. For example: A unit with 40 max HP and only 10 remaining (30 missing HP), would deal an extra 15 damage with Vengeance and an extra 9 damage with Reprisal.

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3. Apr 09,  · Awakening Medals Recruit Cards No Recruit Cards Release Date 9 Apr Weakness Wicked Bloodline Increase Drop No increased drop Take on Golden Frieza who keeps getting stronger! Seal the victory to get fantastic rewards! Enemy Lv. Boss Skills Health Bars Damage Reduction Medals Orbs Cards Replay Drops 1 • 2 % x1 x • • 1 2 • 2 % x1 x • • 1 3 2 .

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4. free copies available. Giveaway dates from Apr May 21, Enter for a chance to win one of copies of FIRE AND VENGEANCE by Robert McCaw.

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5. Fire and Vengeance is one of the best books I read in The suspense keeps you on the edge of your seat. Be prepared for a nail-biting adventure into the high and low of Hawaiian islands.” —THE BOOK DECODER/5(6).

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6. Jun 4 Preview of Fire and Vengeance. Ashley Hasty. Preview. CHAPTER ONE. Disaster rode the gale force winds of Hurricane Ida across the Big Island of Hawai‘i from the southwest. Ferocious gusts felled century-old trees. Sonic booms of thunder chased lightning bolts sparking through ominous black clouds. Torrential rains pounded the mountains.

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7. fire and vengeance by Robert McCaw ‧ RELEASE DATE: July 7, Author: Robert Mccaw.

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8. May 26,  · Fire and Vengeance is his third Koa Kane Hawaiian Mystery. Editorial Reviews. 05/11/ The eruption of Hualalai Mountain, one of the five volcanoes that make up Hawaii Island, drives McCaw’s sluggish third Koa Kane Hawaiian mystery (after ’s Off the Grid). This natural disaster kills 14 children and four teachers at the KonaWili Author: Robert Mccaw.

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