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'The Endless' is proof. Overseen by the filmmaking team of Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead —who specialize in brainy meta-horror, and who star as brothers who decide to revisit the UFO cult where they grew up—this is a movie that plays with our perceptions of time, space, and reality, and sketches the outlines. Later, he kidnaps Josiah and sends him to an alternate reality in the form of an endless forest. He also has a quick conversation with Nathan when he goes to the real-world forest. In the video entitled Deliverance, Nathan and Justin finally find the portal leading to the alternate reality which Josiah was locked in, after being attacked by The.

Deletion[edit]

DO NOT DELETE THIS PAGE. This is about an MMORPG by the company Tale of Tales. It is not about a website. Wikipedia has many articles about games and they are not being deleted, so this game should not be deleted either.WebSiter100 (talk) 06:25, 31 December 2008 (UTC)

Assuming you can find references to support some of the unreferenced claims, the article looks pretty good to me. SharkD (talk) 11:33, 1 January 2009 (UTC)

Good job finding all the references. However, now that references have been found, they need to all be individually judged for appropriateness in a Wikipedia article. Please read Wikipedia:Citing sources for guidelines as to what does and does not qualify as a good source. Generally, links to the Tale of Tales website/forum are OK if they support facts (mainly in the form of developer quotes) regarding a game's development history. The references proving the various exhibitions the game has been featured in are OK, too, IMO. They cannot be used, however, when someone (a non-developer for instance) passes judgement upon the game. I.e. quoting a forum user who says, 'This game/feature is good/bad/better/worse' is not appropriate. This goes for the other sources as well: any time an opinion or analysis is given, said person(s) must be proven reliable as per Wikipedia standards. Please read Wikipedia:Verifiability. SharkD (talk) 23:25, 1 January 2009 (UTC)

We have looked over many of these, and the ones we have looked over are reliable. Does the article now fit the Wikipedia standards???? I'm assuming Wikipedia is going to keep the article now, but when can we take off the deletion notice? We fit all the standards. We just have to finish up the referencing. WebSiter100 (talk) —Preceding undated comment was added at 23:38, 1 January 2009 (UTC).

An admin will resolve the debate within a day or two. I'll leave it to others to continue with the critique of the article. I've done about as much as I'd planned on if not more. SharkD (talk) 01:07, 2 January 2009 (UTC)

References[edit]

I didn't do so, but the references need to be changed so that they use the {{cite web}} template. SharkD (talk) 11:28, 1 January 2009 (UTC)

Goons[edit]

Someone should probably throw in a section about the trouble the Something Awful team caused in the Endless Forest. I understand it was one of the few times anything interesting actually happened in the game. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 64.106.85.43 (talk) 18:50, 1 December 2009 (UTC)

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It is this change and impending doom that drives the main questlines for most of the Major Factions, with the goal being to find a way to survive inevitable unending winter, one way or another. Contents.Summer Summer can be thought as the 'default' state of Auriga, with every game starting in summer.

During summer, things function as they normally would, with many city improvements - especially early ones focusing on the production of Food and Dust - only functioning during summer. Summers will always be functionally the same no matter how long the game goes on, but they do tend to become shorter as the game progresses.Dust Eclipses Introduced in the Expansion, Dust Eclipses are an event that happens only during summer and occur somewhat randomly, with only the knowing when the next eclipse is due or when the current one ends, thanks to their 'Stargazers'.

The length and frequency of Dust Eclipses can be somewhat adjusted during the game's setup, but are always semi-random in both these traits. After a Dust Eclipse ends, there will always be at least one turn of summer before Winter begins.The turn before a Dust Eclipse starts, the lighting will change to give the world a dusk-like appearance, and when the Dust Eclipse fully begins the world will appear as though it is night, with a phenomenon resembling the aurora borealis appearing above the world. However, aside from the visual changes, a number of beneficial effects will come into effect for the duration of the eclipse that are meant to promote exploration and active plays rather than the more defensive strategy Winter tends to promote.Faction Dust Eclipse Effects During a Dust Eclipse, every major faction gains a unique benefit that plays to their strengths. This effect is tied to the faction's affinity, so a custom faction built off of the will always share the same Dust Eclipse effect as the Wild Walkers.

The benefits each faction gains are as follows:.: The Sharing ability is active on all regions of the map instead of only regions adjacent to those the Wild Walkers control, and movement through forest tiles only costs 0.5 instead of 2.: Broken Lords units and heroes gain the ability 'Soul Burn'. This ability is activated at no cost and lasts for one turn, but cannot be deactivated if selected. When Soul Burn is active, the affected unit will receive a 30% boost to Attack, but lose 10% of their max Life at the end of each turn in combat. This ability can only be activated by Broken Lords units and heroes controlled by a Broken Lords empire.: As long as a Holy Resource has been chose, units can teleport from city tiles to heroes controlled by the Vaulters anywhere in the world. Note, however, that any teleported units effectively merge into the hero's army, meaning that other heroes cannot teleport this way, and the targeted hero must have enough room in its army to accept the units that wish to teleport.: Whenever a is used, it will also create a unit in the city it was used on.: Units with the Ardent Fire will receive a bonus to Damage based on missing Life as well as the normal bonus to Attack during a Dust Eclipse.