[Wesnoth-cvs-commits] wesnoth/data/units Troll_Rocklobber.cfg

[Richard Kettering]

CVSROOT:        /cvsroot/wesnoth
Module name:    wesnoth
Branch:         
Changes by:     Richard Kettering <address@hidden>      05/06/18 04:21:42

Modified files:
        data/units     : Troll_Rocklobber.cfg 

Log message:
        Very minor grammatical modification.

CVSWeb URLs:
http://savannah.gnu.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs/wesnoth/wesnoth/data/units/Troll_Rocklobber.cfg.diff?tr1=1.7&tr2=1.8&r1=text&r2=text

Patches:
Index: wesnoth/data/units/Troll_Rocklobber.cfg
diff -u wesnoth/data/units/Troll_Rocklobber.cfg:1.7 
wesnoth/data/units/Troll_Rocklobber.cfg:1.8
--- wesnoth/data/units/Troll_Rocklobber.cfg:1.7 Wed Apr 27 19:54:28 2005
+++ wesnoth/data/units/Troll_Rocklobber.cfg     Sat Jun 18 04:21:42 2005
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@
 undead_variation=troll
 cost=32
 usage=fighter
-unit_description= _ "Given the monstrous strength of their race, trolls can 
turn rather mundane implements into weapons of deadly force. Some trolls piece 
together crude slings, little different from what a child would use, save for 
the fact they hurl boulders instead of pebbles. Though not especially accurate, 
a rock thrown by one of these monsters can cripple a man if it hits him. 
Despite being burdened by their heavy ammunition, and lacking in any sort of 
melee weaponry, a troll rocklobber is still bigger, stronger, and perhaps even 
uglier than the whelp it once was, and a troll's fist serves as well as a man's 
hammer in combat. Furthermore, their ability to strike back at an enemy archer 
makes fighting them a dicey proposition at any range, unless one can attack 
under heavy cover of terrain.
+unit_description= _ "Given the monstrous strength of their race, trolls can 
turn rather mundane implements into weapons of deadly force. Some trolls piece 
together crude slings, little different from what a child would use, save for 
the fact that they hurl boulders instead of pebbles. Though not especially 
accurate, a rock thrown by one of these monsters can cripple a man if it hits 
him. Despite being burdened by their heavy ammunition, and lacking in any sort 
of melee weaponry, a troll rocklobber is still bigger, stronger, and perhaps 
even uglier than the whelp it once was, and a troll's fist serves as well as a 
man's hammer in combat. Furthermore, their ability to strike back at an enemy 
archer makes fighting them a dicey proposition at any range, unless one can 
attack under heavy cover of terrain.
 
 Usage:
 Troll Rocklobbers fight well on rough, rocky terrain, especially at night. 
Unlike most others of their race, a Troll Rocklobber will make many archers 
think twice about attacking, and is quite dangerous for an enemy spellcaster to 
attack. They are quite powerful against brittle foes, like skeletons, and quite 
weak against well armored or naturally resilient enemies, such as their 
woodland counterpart, the wose. Their regeneration allows them to cure poison 
and heal wounds without the aid of a nearby village. Their relatively slow 
speed is a liability, as is their weakness during daylight hours. The greatest 
danger to a Troll Rocklobber is a powerful melee unit attacking them in open 
terrain during the day, when they are weakest."