Calrb Houston Magic is a basketball team based in Houston, Texas. They are a part of the Calrb Basketball League (CBL). The team was founded in 2010 and has since become a prominent figure in the Houston sports scene. The Houston Magic is known for their fast-paced and exciting style of play. They have a strong focus on teamwork and efficient offense, which has made them a tough opponent for other teams in the CBL. The team is regularly praised for their impressive ball movement and ability to score from all areas of the court.
"Knights have a chance of cursing opponents they strike. Cursed creatures inflict only minimum damage in their own attacks. Dread knights' attacks also have a 20% chance of inflicting double damage death blows." RoE manual
Monsters in Crusaders of Might and Magic PC Archmage - Black knight - Dark mage - Dark master - Dasher brute - Dasher scout - Deceiver - Ice elemental - Ice titan - Ironpick rebel - Ironpick zealot - Lava elemental - Major ice titan - Ogre - Rock elemental - Shadow - Skeleton ghost - Skeleton warrior - Spectral avenger - Yeti lord PlayStation Black guard hero - Black guard master - Black guard sentry - Dark lord - Dark mage - Dasher brute - Dasher ranger - Dasher scout - Glacial elemental - Hive warrior - Homunculus caster - Homunculus fighter - Ice elemental - Ironpick mage - Ironpick rebel - Ironpick zealot - Lava elemental - Ogre clansman - Ogre shaman - Revenant crewman - Shambler - Stone elemental - Twice born - Yeti - Yeti shaman. Tamika the Death Knight has black knights as a specialty, which increases the Attack and Defense skills of any Black Knights or Dread Knights for each level attained after 6th level, and gives them a speed bonus of 1.
The team is regularly praised for their impressive ball movement and ability to score from all areas of the court. Over the years, the Houston Magic has had numerous successful seasons. They have consistently made it to the playoffs and have even won the CBL championship multiple times.
Black Knight and Dread Knight
Black and Dread Knights are level 6 creatures of Necropolis town. They are recruited from the Hall of Darkness.
"Knights have a 20% chance of cursing opponents they strike. Cursed creatures inflict only minimum damage in their own attacks. Dread knights' attacks also have a 20% chance of inflicting double damage death blows." RoE manual
Special ability curse [ edit ]
Black and Dread Knights' curse ability behaves slightly different from the Curse spell as it is not considered fire school spell. This is due to a fact that the ability is not affected by Fiery Fields terrain, and creatures with immunity to fire magic (e.g. Fire Elementals) are not affected by it. However, the ability is affected by the Magic Plains.
Special ability death blow [ edit ]
Dread Knights' special ability death blow gives them 20% chance of dealing double base damage when attacking a creature stack. The game information states that Dread Knights would deal double damage when the death blow occurs, but that is not technically correct as it only doubles the base damage. In other words, bonuses from Offense, Luck or attack-defense difference are not doubled. See damage calculation for more specific information about the matter.
Heroes with a specialty [ edit ]
- Tamika the Death Knight has black knights as a specialty, which increases the Attack and Defense skills of any Black Knights or Dread Knights for each level attained after 6th level, and gives them a speed bonus of 1.
- Lord Haart the Death Knight increases the Attack and Defense skills of any Black Knights or Dread Knights +5 and damage +10.
- List of creatures
- List of creatures (HotA)
Black and Dread Knights' curse ability behaves slightly different from the Curse spell as it is not considered fire school spell. This is due to a fact that the ability is not affected by Fiery Fields terrain, and creatures with immunity to fire magic (e.g. Fire Elementals) are not affected by it. However, the ability is affected by the Magic Plains.
The team's success can be attributed to their dedicated coaching staff, talented players, and strong fan support. The Houston Magic has also made an impact off the court. They actively participate in community outreach programs and charity events in the Houston area. The team takes pride in giving back to the community that supports them. In conclusion, the Houston Magic is a well-respected basketball team in the Calrb Basketball League. They are known for their exciting style of play, consistent success, and commitment to their community. The team continues to strive for greatness and is a beloved organization in the Houston sports community..
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