A decrease in which of the following metrics might indicate increasing nearness to a state of vacuum? | Air pressure |
According to the tale of the She-wolf in Roman mythology, what came of the twins she nurtured, Romulus and Remus? | Romulus became the founder and the first king of Rome |
Advantages of Johannes Gutenberg’s printing press include all of the following except | Increase in church power |
After a Venus Flytrap catches an insect, how does it digest and absorb the prey? | The inner flaps of the leaves secrete a digestive fluid |
After its foundation in the 6th century BCE, which institution of the Roman Republic served as a consultative parliament? | The Senate |
A human fingernail is made of what? | Alpha-keratin |
Ancient Egyptian history spans how many kingdoms? | 3 - Old, Middle, New |
Apart from "Number of Scouts" and "Power", which of the following Scout Camp parameters can also be upgraded? | Scout March Speed and Exploration Range |
Apart from "Times You Can Be Helped" and "Power", which of the following Alliance Center parameters can also be upgraded? | Reinforcement Troop Capacity |
Ashoka the Great was the king of which Ancient Indian kingdom? | Maurya |
Ashoka the great was the king of which ancient kingdom? | Maurya Dynasty |
At which VIP level do you permanently unlock a second building queue? | Level 6 |
Before leading the biggest slave rebellion of Ancient Rome, what was Spartacus? | Gladiator |
Big Ben is located in which of the following countries? | United Kingdom |
Broccoli is rich in which Vitamin? | Vitamin C |
By what other name is October also known under Japan’s old calendar? | Kannazuki |
Cactus spines are actually a modified form of which other part of the plant? | Leaves |
Charles Macintosh crafted a very early version of a raincoat from which material? | Rubber |
China’s crosstalk sketch comedy format originates in three places: Tianqiao in Beijing, the Quanty Bazaar in Tianjin and where in Nanjing? | Fuzimiao |
China’s Temple of Heaven was built during the reign of which emperor? | The Yongle Emperor (Zhu Di) |
Combat tactics is an important military technology – what effect does it have? | Increase attack to all units |
Darwin's las book primarily discussed which species' influence on soil? | Earthworms |
During China’s Warring States Period, which state defeated the other six and built the unified Chinese empire? | Qin |
During the Renaissance, why was Florence significant? | Birthplace of the Renaissance |
During the Second Punic War, in which battle did a vastly outnumbered Hannibal defeat a Roman army? | The Battle of Cannae |
During the Trojan War, which Greek warrior killed Hector? | Achilles |
During which emperor's reign was the Roman Colosseum completed? | Titus |
During which season are nights relatively short and days relatively long? | Summer |
Edward VIII became King of England in January 1936. Later in the same year, in which month did he give up the throne? | December |
Egypt’s economy was primarily based on what? | Agriculture |
Egyptians made paper from which material? | Papyrus |
Elbe day was the meeting of which two armies during World War II? | USA and USSR |
Elder brother of Zeus | Poseidon |
Equipment with special talent bonuses will have their attributes enhanced by what percentage when equipped to a commander with the corresponding talent? | 30% |
Eyeglasses are composed of quartz, sand, and what? | Petroleum |
First created in Ancient Greece, to which profession does Hippocratic oath apply? | Doctors |
First general of the Edo shogunate? | Tokugawa Ieyasu |
For which disease did Edward Jenner, known as the father of immunology, develop a vaccine ? | Smallpox |
Founder of Edo Bakufu? | Tokugawa Ieyasu |
France and Germany were both once part of what feudal Kingdom? | Francia |
French National Day is on July 14 in order to coincide with which historical event? | Storming of the Bastille |
From the 17th to 19th centuries, the Kingdom of Prussia was mostly in which modern country? | Germany |
From the 8th to the 11th century CE, what did Europeans frequently call the Scandinavian invaders who frequently ravaged their lands? | Vikings |
Galileo’s Leaning Tower of Pisa experiment overturned a theory of which Ancient Greek scientists? | Aristotle |
Held in 1929, how long did the first Academy Awards ("Oscars") ceremony take? | 15 minutes |
Henry I took the throne of Englnd in the year 1100 after which relative died? | His Brother |
Hieroglyphs were part of which country’s formal writing system? | Ancient Egypt |
Homer’s ‘The Iliad’ focuses on events happening during which war or battle? | The Trojan War |
How did Saladin change the Middle East? | Palestine |
How do you get Alliance Technology credits? | By donating to the Alliance |
How long does the “Basic Army Expansion” boost last? | 4 hours |
How long does the item Builder Recruitment last? | 2 days |
How many action points can a governor have? | 1000 |
How many bones does an adult human have? | 206 |
How many daily Activity Points do you need in “Lucerne Scrolls” to claim the Daily Gift clue reward? | 50 |
How many Elite Commanders are there in the game? | 5 |
How many fingers does the cartoon character mickey mouse have on each hand? | 4 |
How many floors is Shanghai Jin Mao Tower? | 88 |
How many items of the same quality should I equip to complete “Ready For Battle”? | 6 |
How many letters are used in today’s version of English? | 26 |
How many olympic gold medals did African-American Jesse Owens win in 1936? | 4 |
How many phases are there in The Mightiest Governor event? | 5 |
How many pieces of normal iron ore must be combined to make a piece of Advanced iron ore? | 4 |
How many reward chests are awarded for reaching 60 daily activity points? | 3 |
How many Scouts can the Scout Camp hold at once? | 3 |
How many separate khanates or empires had the Mongol Empire fractured into by the time of Kublai's death in 1294? | 4 |
How many times can you be helped if your alliance center is level 14? | 18 |
How many times can you receive alliance help if your alliance center is level 25? | 30 |
how many times is the character 1 used when you write from numbers 1 to number 99? | 20 |
How many troops can governors send with a Level 17 City Hall or above? | 4 |
How many VIP points can you buy with 200 gems? | 200 |
How much will an Enhanced Attack (Advanced) item increase your attack? | 10% |
How much will an Enhanced Gathering item increase your gathering speed? | 50% |
How often is the fifa world cup held? | Every four years |
How was the Gutenberg Bible put into mass production? | Movable type printing press |
If a man with type AB blood and a woman with type B blood have a baby, which of the following statements would be incorrect? | It could have type O blood |
In 1998, the 16th FIFA World Cup was held in which country? | France |
In ancient Egypt, which of the following was NOT a privilege of being a 'Scribe'? | Exempt from paying medical expenses if sick |
In ancient Greece which philosopher liked to discuss ideas on a street which then got the name “Peripatetic School”? | Aristotle |
In ancient Greek mythology, who was Hermes’ father? | Zeus |
In ancient Greek mythology, who was the wife of Hades, the king of the underworld? | Persephone |
In Ark of Osiris which speedup can be used? | Healing Speed Up |
In Ark of Osiris, how many teleports does the first alliance to occupy an obelisk earn? | 8 |
In Ark of Osiris, where are you supposed to take the Ark? | Escort the Ark to a non-enemy building |
In China’s Han Dynasty, who opened the Silk Road on the orders of Emperor Wu? | Zhang Qian |
In Golden Kingdom, how many passes do you need to clear to get a Golden Chest? | 4 passes |
In Greek mythlogy, which hero quested for the golden fleece? | Jason |
In Greek mythology, to whom did Paris the prince of troy give golden apple inscribed with to the most beautiful goddess? | Aphrodite |
In Greek mythology, what is the Goddess Eos known as? | Goddess of the Dawn |
In Greek Mythology, what is the relationship between Zeus and Hermes? | Father and son |
In Greek mythology, what was Achilles' only weak point? | His heel |
In Greek mythology, what was the name of Hades' 3-headed dog which guarded the gates of the Underworld | Cerberus |
In Morse code, what is the length in dots between two words? | 7 |
In most cases, what kind of mosquitoes will drink animal blood? | Female mosquitos |
In most cases, which kind of lion has a mane? | Adult male |
In Norse Mythology, what variety of trees was the World Tree? | Ash |
In Norse mythology, who does the hammer Mjolnir belong to? | Thor |
In Norse mythology, who wielded the weapon Gungnir? | Odin |
In ROK, the Hwarang is which civilization’s special unit? | Korea |
In RoK, the Throwing Axeman is which civilization’s special unit? | France |
In Russian history, what nickname was the first Tzar given for their tyranny? | Ivan the Terrible |
In the Commander View page , what buff do commanders acting as a "Charge Captain" get? | +1% Rally Attack & Rally Troop March Speed |
In the Commander View page , what buff do commanders acting as a "Iron Guard" get? | +1% Troop Health |
In the Commander View page , what buff do commanders acting as a "King Head" get? | +1% Troop Defense and Health |
In the Commander View page , what buff do commanders acting as a "Ranger" get? | +5% XP Gain & Damage vs. Barbarians (none of these answers) |
In the Commander View page , what buff do commanders acting as a "Supply Captain" get? | +5% Gathering Speed and Troop Load |
In the Commander View page , what buff do commanders acting as a "Tax Officer" get? | +5% Gathering Speed |
In the Commander View page, what buff do commanders acting as a "drillmaster" get? | +1% Troop Attack |
In the Commander View page, what buff do commanders acting as a “Bloodfist Guard” get? | 1% Troop health |
In Rok, which building can you use to view your kingdom’s history? | Monument |
In the simplified Maslow’s hierachy of needs, which need is at the top of the pyramid? | Self-Actualization |
In what country did the “Battle of Marengo” take place? | Italy |
In what era of Chinese history did the “Battle of Fei River” take place where a small number of soldiers conquered a vastly superior force? | Eastern Jin Dynasty |
In what year did Einstein publish his four Annus Mirabilis ("Miracle Papers")? | 1905 |
In what year did the Late Show with David Letterman first premiere? | 1993 |
In which city is Denmark’s statue of The Little Mermaid located? | Copenhagen |
In which country did the Carlist Wars take place during the 19th century? | Spain |
Which country did Zarathustra, of the tone poem “Thus Spoke Zarathustra”, come from? | Persia |
In which country is the mysterious Stonehenge located? | United Kingdom |
In which country was air conditioning invented? | USA |
In which country was Carlsberg Group, a leading brewer, founded in 1847? | Denmark |
In which country was the famed revolutionary and military strategist Simón Bolívar born? | Venezuela |
In which country was the microscope invented? | The Netherlands |
In which country was the Somme, the most infamous battlefield in World War I, located? | France |
In which English palace did the "Star Chamber" sit? | Palace of Westminster |
In which gallery is the Mona Lisa currently held? | The Louvre |
In which of these works does Sherlock Holmes make his first appearance? | A study in Charlet |
In which region was the empire of Srivijaya located? | Southeast Asia |
In Which theater was Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 in C Minor debuted in 1808? | The Theater and der Wien |
In which UK city were The Beatles founded in 1960? | Liverpool |
In which year did Alexander Fleming discover penicillin? | 1928 |
In which year did Richard the Lionheart and Saladin sign a truce? | 1192 |
In which year was the first edition of "The Diary of Anne Frank" published? | 1947 |
In which year was the first Wimbledon Tennis Championship held? | 1877 |
In which year was the Napoleonic Code established? | 1804 |
In which year was the Soviet Union formally established? | 1922 |
Insufficient intake of which element may case thyromegaly? | Iodine |
karst landform cause | Dissolution of soluble rocks |
Keira once defied the world’s expectations about her in a glorious battle. Where did this battle take place? | Sunset Canyon |
Lactose intolerance is caused by a shortage of what? | Lactase |
Legendary commander of the Joseon dynasty, Yi Sun-sin, sacrificed his life in which famous battle? | Battle of Noryang |
Lost City | The Incas |
Machu Picchu is a notable relic of which civilization? | The Incas |
Movable type was first used in which country? | China |
Mutations are a change in what? | DNA |
Mutations are important because they bring about what? | Genetic Variation needed for a population to evolve |
National emblem of Ireland | Harp |
Northern Humanists like Erasmus were most commonly known for what? | Interest in religion and social form |
Of the 12 Chinese zodiac animals, which comes first? | Rat / Mouse |
Of the below commanders, which is best suited to lead troops against archer enemies? | Cao Cao |
Of the below commanders, which is best suited to lead troops against cavalry enemies? | Sun Tzu |
Of the below commanders, which is best suited to lead troops against infantry enemies? | Hermann |
Of the below commanders, which is best suited to lead troops when gathering resources? | Seondeok |
Of the following nations, which has the smallest area? | Vatican City |
Of the following, which is most likely to have directly led to the Bronze Age? | Bronze is harder and more durable than other metals available at the time |
Official measure Martin Luther? | Edict of Worms |
Old part empire now on which asian country lands | Iran |
On its tragic maiden voyage, what was the Titanic's intended destination? | New York |
On which continent did the serval first live? | Africa |
On which continent is the human race generally thought to have originated? | Africa |
One "day" on the planet Venus is approximately equal to how many earth days? | 243 days |
One of the Knights of the Round Table | Lancelot |
Pandas have 5 clawed toes as well as a sixth digit. What do pandas use their sixth digit for? | To hold bamboo while eating |
Queen Guinevere fell in love with which Knight of the Round Table according to Arthurian legend? | Lancelot |
Queen Victoria of England was part of which royal house? | The house of Hanover |
Raphael is best known for his creation of which of the following? | School of Athens |
Renaissance painters in Flanders, as in Italy, tended to produce what type of artwork? | Realistic |
Santa Claus travels on a sleigh pulled by what animal? | Reindeer |
Since its founding in 1863, how many times has the International Comittee of the Red Cross won the Nobel Peace Prize? | 3 |
The 24 “solar terms” are a traditional chinese calendar system used for what purpose? | Agriculture |
The borders of which of these countries extend across two continents? | Egypt |
The "El Nino" phenomenon is named after which of these festivals? | Christmas |
The "Independence March" is the national anthem of which country? | Turkey |
The “American Dream” is rooted in which of these documents? | The Declaration of Independence |
The “Battle of Las Navas de Tolosa” was a major turning point in which conflict? | The Reconquista |
The “Windsor knot” was made popular by which king of England? | Edward VIII |
The 1000 point achievement chest includes: | Epic Commander sculpture |
The air often feels fresher after a thunderstorm because it has been enriched with which gas? | Ozone |
The Alliance Technology “Territory Gaurdian” increases which attribute of troops when battling in Alliance territory? | Attack |
The Bastille, a prison once located in the center of Paris, France, originally served what purpose? | Defensive fortress |
The cathedral of Notre-dame de Paris was build on which style? | Gothic |
The concept of “separation of powers” comes from which work by Montesquieu? | The Spirit of the Laws |
The cone-shaped winds of tornadoes are notable for doing what? | Spinning |
The differences among a species, like different bird beaks, are called? | Variations |
The dragonfly cutter was the weapon of choice of which legendary warrior? | Tadakatsu Honda |
The famous renaissance sculpture Pieta was the work of which artist? | Michelangelo |
The flag of which country holds the world record of being the oldest continuously used national flag? | Denmark |
The four biggest musicals in the world are Cats, Les Miserables, Miss Saigon, and? | The Phantom of the Opera |
The four major varieties of Guzheng in Ancient China were the Haozhong, Luqi, Jiaowei, and the...? | Raoliang |
The Gallic rooster is an official national symbol of which country? | France |
The Greek alphabet originated from which other writing system | Phoenician |
The great Asoka, which was the king of the ancient Indian kingdom | Maurya |
"The end justifies the means” was a key belief of the author of “The Prince”. What was his name? | Machiavelli |
"Tongwancheng” was the capital of which ethnic group from ancient China? | The Xiongnu |
The kingdom title ‘Queen’ increases which of the following? | Gathering Speed |
The last emperor of Holy Roman Empire | Francis II |
The Luger pistol, manufactured for the German army during WW2, uses which type of ammo? | 9mm Parabellum |
The military leader Charles Martel was NOT known for which of the following? | Leading cavalry units |
The more genetic variation a population has, the more likely it is that some individual will what? | Survive |
The Mughal Empire carried Islam to where? | Most of India |
The novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms begins near the end of which Chinese Dynasty | Han |
The Phoenician civilization originated in which part of the world? | The Eastern Mediterranean |
The prehistoric humans known as “homo floresiensis” are also commonly referred to as? | Hobbits |
The process of combining atoms is known as what? | Fusion |
The process of splitting atoms is known as | Fission |
The Punic Wars were fought by Ancient Rome and what other Ancient Empire? | Ancient Carthage |
The Renaissance was a "Rebirth" of | Classical Culture |
The Taj Mahal was built during which Indian Dynasty? | The Mughal Dynasty |
The three great philosophers of ancient Greece were Plato, Aristotle, and? | Socrates |
The three kingdoms of Korea where Baekje, Silla, and? | Goguryeo |
The Throwing Axeman is which civilization's special unit? | France |
The two capitals of Austria - Hungary were Budapest and? | Vienna |
The zeppelin was invented by engineers from which country? | Germany |
To which army did the “Varangian Guard” belong? | The Byzantine army |
To whom did India give title mahatma? | Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi |
Under normal circumstances, which layer of the sun can we see with the naked eye? | Photosphere |
Unit type strong against Infantry? | Archer |
Wales officially became part of the Kingdom of Great Britain during the reign of which King? | King Henry VIII |
Wealthy family in Florence | Medicis |
What age did ancient Greece enter after the Mycenaean civilization was destroyed? | Dark Age |
What animal is the “Tigris” named after in ancient Greek | Tiger |
What are Arrows of Resistance used for? | Upgrading Watch Tower |
What are the Books of Covenant used for? | Upgrading Castle |
What are the dimensions of the fog cleared by a Kingdom Map item? | 10x10 |
What are the wind-shaped cones of tornadoes famous for? | Spinning |
What can “Masonry” technology help you to improve? | The building speed of buildings in your city |
What caused the death of the outstanding statesmen and military strategist, Pericles? | A plague |
What causes lunar eclipses? | The earth moves directly between the sun and the moon |
What causes the distinctive smell in the air after it rains? | The influence of actinomycetes |
What Chieftain from the Ceroli Crisis event is well-versed in poison magic? | Dekar |
What color is a polar bears skin? | Black |
What did Che Guevara study in College? | Medicine |
What did Spartacus do as a slave before leading the biggest slave rebellion of Ancient Rome? | A gladiator |
What did Theodorus van Gogh, the younger brother of famed Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh, do for a living? | Art Dealer |
What discovery made the deciphering of hieroglyphics possible ? | Rosetta stone |
What does alliance skill "fully loaded" do? | Increases alliance members' gathering speed for one type of resource |
What does alliance skill "nature's gift" do? | Summon resources point in a selected area (cannot be used in the lost kingdom) |
What does the word "Formua" in "Formula 1 Racing" refer to? | The rules which participating cars must follow |
What four words saying did Oda Nobunaga live by? | Rule With Absolute Force |
What is a light year a measure of? | Distance |
What is a monotheist? | Only believe in one god |
What is Belisarius' nickname? | Last of the Romans |
What is China's earliest known book of military strategy? | Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" |
What is Commander Baybars good at? | Leading cavalry units |
What is Commander Eulji Mundeok good at? | Leading infantry units |
What is Commander Hermann good at? | Leading archers |
What is commander Keira good at? | Leading archers |
What is Commander Lancelot good at? | Leading cavalry units |
What is commander Osman I good at? | Attacking Cities |
What is commander Sun Tzu good at? | Leading city garrisons |
What is Julius Caesar’s nickname? | Uncrowned king |
What is the center of a hurricane called? | Eye |
What is the champion Keira’s nickname? | The Red Chameleon |
What is the Commander Hannibal Barca good at? | Attacking cities |
What is the conversion ratio of amperes (A) to milliamperes (mA)? | 1/1000 |
What is the deepest known trench in the world? | The Mariana Trench |
What is the default rallied troop capacity when your castle is level 25? | 2 million |
What is the default transportation capacity if your trading post is Level 25? | 5 million |
What is the duration of the Builder Recruitment item? | 2 days |
What is the hardest part of the human body? | Tooth Enamel |
What is the highest level a City Hall can reach in Rise of Kingdoms? | 25 |
What is the in-game nickname of Cleopatra VII? | Queen of Egypt |
What is the largest city in the UK by area? | London |
What is the length of a marathon in kilometers? | 42.2 Km |
What is the location of the mysterious stoneage? | Germany |
What is the main ingredient in salt? | Sodium Chloride |
What is the main purpose of white blood cells in the human body? | Fighting Infection and disease |
What is the most abundant element on earth’s crust? | Oxygen |
What is the name for electricity produced by water power using large dams in a river? | Hydroelectric energy |
What is the name for renewable energy derived from burning organic materials such as wood and alcohol? | Biomass |
what is the name for the phenomenon by which organisms that are better adapted to the environment survive to pass traits to their offspring? | Natural Selection |
What is the name of the renewable energy derived from burning organic materials such as wood and alcohol? | Biomass energy |
What is the name of the revolution in 1688 which established the British constitutional monarchy? | Glorious Revolution |
What is the name of the Turkish Straits that divide Europe from Asia? | The Bosphorus (Strait) |
What is the national emblem of Ireland | Harp |
What is the nationality of Pierre de Fermat, who proposed Fermat’s last theorem? | France |
What is the only known short-period comet that is regularly visible to the naked eye from Earth? | Halley's Comet |
What is the primary cause of karst landforms? | The dissolution of soluble rocks |
What is the root cause of altitude sickness ? | Rapid exposure to low amounts of oxygen at high elevation |
What is the softest material known to mankind? | Talc |
What is the troop health bonus you can get from a fully upgraded Hospital? | 1% |
What is the world's oldest film festival? | Venice Film Festival |
What level does your City Hall have to be to enter the iron age? | Level 10 |
What outstanding contribution to science won biologist Karl Landsteiner the Nobel Prize? | Discovering the human blood groups |
What provided the major economic support for the renaissance? | Wealthy Patrons |
What useful tool did famed carpenter Lu Ban invent? | The saw |
What race of creatures, mythical or otherwise, lived on Asgard according to Norse myth? | Aesir |
What two countries together made up the "Iberian Union"? | Portugal and Spain |
What two major works are attributed to homer? | The Odyssey and the Iliad |
What was another usage of gin, aside from being a popular drink, in the 18th century? | Medicine |
What was the famous speech by Otto von Bismarck regarding in 1862? | Blood and Iron |
What was the original purpose of the Great Pyramid of Giza? | Pharoah Khufu's tomb |
What was the regnal name of the last emperor of China's Qing Dynasty? | Xuantong |
What was the relationship between the famed generals Tolui and Genghis Khan? | Father and son |
What were the men and women hiding from on the outskirts of Florence in the novella collection "The Decameron"? | The Black Plague |
What’s the primary cause of the formation of the Himalayas? | Collision between plates |
What's does the "Skillful Craftsman" alliance skill do when used? | Greatly increases alliance flag construction speed |
When a governor’s city hall reaches level 25, how many farms can they build? | 4 |
When Achilles refuses to fight, Patroclus puts on Achilles armor, fights the trojans, and dies, who is Patroclus killed by? | Hector |
When catching and releasing deep sea fish,why is it important to pierce their swim bladder? | To prevent them from dying of distended swim bladders |
When did dinosaurs first exist? | Triassic |
When did the war of Austrian succession take place? | 1740 – 1748 |
When is the International Day of Forests? | March 21 |
When is the World No Tobacco Day? | May 31 |
When was the Declaration of Independence written? | 1776 |
When were bicycles introduced to Europe? | The 19th Century |
Where are the world’s largest proven oil reserves located? | Ghawar field |
Where did Genghis Khan start building his Mongolian Empire? | Asia |
Where did King John of England agree to the Magna Carta in 1215? | Runnymede |
Where did King Louis XIV of France move the royal Court to in 1682? | Palace of Versailles |
Where did reggae music originate? | Jamaica |
Where did the final battle between King Arthur and Mordred take place according to Arthurian Legend? | Camlann |
Where did the renaissance begin? | Italy |
Where did the soldiers of Ancient Rome get their weapons and armor? | Themselves |
Where do adaptations come from? | Both mutations and Genetic recombination |
Where do most hurricanes start? | On the Open Seas |
Where in Italy is Vatican City located? | Rome |
Where is the Capital of Scotland? | Edinburgh |
Where is the Capital of Scotland? | In a remote barbarian tribe |
Where was Pablo Picasso born? | Iberia |
Where was the first Winter Olympics held in 1924? | France |
Where was the rallying point for the First Crusade? | Constantinople |
Where was the World Heritage Terracotta Army found? | In a royal mausoleum |
Which ancient civilization built the "Lost City" of Machu Picchu? | The Incas |
Which ancient Egyptian pharaoh's tome did British archaeologist Howard Carter discover in 1922? | Tutankhamun |
Which Ancient Greek physicist famously discovered the concept of buoyancy while taking a bath? | Archimedes |
Which ancient Greek scholar laid the foundations for future European mathematics and authored the "Elements" of geometry? | Euclid |
Which art group is known as a "National Treasure" of Canada? | Cirque du Soleil |
Which artist designed St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican? | Michelangelo |
Which artist painted Girl With a Pearl Earring? | Johannes Vermeer |
Which astronomer proposed the heliocentric theory in the 16th century? | Nicolaus Copernicus |
Which beverage was invented by American pharmacist John Pemberton? | Cola |
Which buff can be acquired from occupying a Sanctum of Courage? | Increase EXP gained by commanders |
Which building was originally built in London to house the Great Exhibition of the Works Industry of All Nations held in 1851? | The Crystal Palace |
Which chieftain in the Ceroli Crisis event mounted a successful coup? | Torgny |
Which Chinese dynasty did Jiang Ziya help to establish? | The Zhou Dynasty |
Which city defeated Sparta in the “Battle of Leuctra”? | Thebes |
Which city hosted the 2000 Summer Olympics? | Sydney |
Which city-state of Ancient Greece was known for its Brutal military training and bravery? | Sparta |
Which civilian airport is above sea level? | Daocheng Yading Airport |
Which civilization gives a 5% attack bonus to cavalry units? | Germany |
Which civilization increases hospital capacity? | Byzantium |
Which civilization offers increased hospital capacity? | Byzantine |
Which club has footballer Lionel Messi played for the longest? | Barcelona |
Which Civilization was the first to have public toilets? | Ancient Rome |
Which commander excels at leading infantry? | Richard I |
Which commander is commonly regarded as having exemplified the ideal of "bushido spirit"? | Kusunoki Masashige |
Which commander is known as Barbarossa? | Frederick I |
Which commander is known as Kamakura’s warlord? | Minamoto no Yoshitsune |
Which commander is known as the Conqueror of Chaos? | Cao Cao |
Which commander is known as “The Immortal Hammer” | Charles Martel |
Which commander is known as the Lady of the Mercians? | Æthelflæd |
Which commander is named death hydromel? | Sarka |
Which commander is nicknamed Carthage’s Guardian? | Hannibal Barca |
Which commander is nicknamed the Father of Conquest? | Baibars |
Which commander is nicknamed the Roaring Barbarian? | Lohar |
Which commander is reputed to have said, “I came, I saw, I conquered”? | Julius Caesar |
Which commander showed their military genius in the Battle of Poitiers in the 8th century AD? | Charles Martel |
Which commander signed a peace treaty with Saladin in 1192? | Richard I |
Which commander was considered an enemy of Rome from an early age? | Hannibal Barca |
Which commander was in charge of capturing Constantinople at the age of 21? | Mehmed II |
Which commander was known as the Celtic Rose? | Boudica |
Which commander was nicknamed mead of death? | Sarka |
Which commander was paired with Minamoto? | Tomoe Gozen |
Which commander was part of the Battle of Red Cliffs? | Cao Cao |
Which Commander's active skill can inflict Silence? | Hermann |
Which composer wrote the opera “The Ring of The Nibelung”? | Wagner |
Which continent has the lowest average temperatures? | Antarctica |
Which country gave the Statue of Liberty ti American people as a gift? | France |
Which country in Asia overlaps with the former Parthian empire? | Iran |
Which country is Catalhoyuk (Çatalhöyük) located in? | Turkey |
Which country is not in Europe? | Egypt |
Which country started the tradition of the 8-hour workday? | United Kingdom |
Which country was England fighting against in the battle of Agincourt? | France |
Which country was Marco Polo, a famous explorer and merchant, born in? | Republic of Venice |
Which country was the first to invent perfume? | Cyprus |
Which Dutch Scientist is know as "the father of microbiology"? | Antonie van Leeuwenhoek |
Which emperor issued the Proclamation of Milan? | Constantine I |
Which emperor was named the “Khan of Heaven” by various Turkic nomads during the Sui and Tang dynasties? | Emperor Taizong of Tang |
Which ethnic group founded the earliest civilization of Mesopotamia? | The Sumerians |
Which European country’s king funded Christopher Columbus‘ famous expedition? | Spain |
Which European wrote the first travelogue detailing China’s history, culture, and art? | Marco Polo |
Which famous and influential family did the famous Renaissance art patron Duke Lorenzo belong to? | Medici |
Which French monarch was known as Saint Louis? | Louis IX |
Which gas makes up more than 90% of Mars' atmosphere? | Carbon Dioxide |
Which German psychologist discovered the human brain’s forgetting curve? | Hermann Ebbinghaus |
Which god is Taranis in Celtic mythology? | Thunder God |
Which group conquered the Byzantine Empire? | The Ottomans |
Which historical figure is entombed in Palenque's Temple of the Inscriptions? | Pakal the Great |
Which honorary rank was the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) given? | Colonel |
Which if the following buffs can take effect during Sunset Canyon battles? | Buffs from equipment |
Which inventor built the world’s first electric locomotive in 1837? | Robert Davidson |
Which is NOT a King Skill? | Relief |
Which is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as having the largest cumulative circulation of any single-author comic? | Eiichiro Oda / One Piece |
Which is the highest plateau in the world? | Tibetan Plateau |
Which is the largest animal on the planet? | Blue Whale |
Which is the longest continental mountain range on earth? | The Andes |
Which is the smallest known snake species? | Barbados threadsnake |
Which landmark in Sydney, Australia is shaped like sails? | Sydney Opera House |
Which mammalian order does Suidae belong to? | Artiodactyla |
Which military commander was known as “Teutoburg’s Liberator”? | Hermann |
Which modern-day city was Shakespeare's Globe Theater built in? | London |
Which musical instrument has six strings? | Guitar |
Which nation was NOT involved in the Battle of Waterloo? | Italy |
Which of the Babylonian Codes of Law was the first full set of written laws in recorded history? | The Code of Hammurabi |
Which of the following accurately describes the Arctic Circle | Polar Day and Polar Night are phenomenons that occur there |
Which of the following achievements must be completed before the "Special Snowflake" achievement? | Long-range strike |
Which of the following awards daily activity points? | Defeating barbarian troops on the map |
Which of the following best describes a Clownfish? | Tropical marine fish |
Which of the following buffs can take effect during Sunset Canyon battles? | Buffs from equipment |
Which of the following buildings cannot be upgraded? | Courier Station |
Which of the following can not be found in a Silver Chest at the tavern? | Lvl. 3 Tome of knowledge |
Which of the following can NOT be found in Alliance Shops? | Golden Key |
Which of the following cat breeds is known for being hairless? | Sphynx |
Which of the following cities was the first to have an underground rapid transit system? | London |
Which of the following civilizations cannot buff their cavalry? | The Ottomans |
Which of the following civilizations increase the damage of active commander skills by 5%? | Ottomans |
Which of the following commander excels at gathering resources? | Cleopatra VII |
Which of the following commanders excels at attacking enemy cities? | Caesar |
Which of the following commanders excels at leading archers? | Yi Seong-Gye |
Which of the following commanders excels at leading cavalry? | Minamoto no Yoshitsune |
Which of the following commanders excels at leading infantry? | Richard I |
Which of the following commanders joined a rebellion against her own husband? | Constance |
Which of the following commanders was effectively the ruler of their kingdom, but never officially the head of state? | Charles Martel |
Which of the following commanders was part of the Battle of Red Cliffs? | Cao Cao |
Which of the following commanders was part of the hundred years war? | Joan of Arc |
Which of the following countries is located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere? | None of these answers are correct |
Which of the following describes a monotheist? | Someone who warships 1 god |
Which of the following did Desiderius Erasmus and Thomas More have in common? | Both were considered humanists |
Which of the following did NOT occur during the Greco-Persian Wars? | The Battle of Agincourt |
Which of the following doctors was the first to describe completely, and in detail, the systemic circulation and the function of the heart? | William Harvey |
Which of the following does not award Individual Credits? | Giving resources to allies |
Which of the following does not give commanders EXP? | Attacking other players |
Which of the following does not increase an Alliance’s member limit | Appointing officers |
Which of the following does the green Olympic Ring represent? | Oceania |
Which of the following factors allows certain mixed drinks to be layered? | Density |
Which of the following French Kings was known as the Sun King? | Louis XIV |
Which of the following fruits, known as "wolf peach", were erroneously thought to be poisonous? | Tomatoes |
Which of the following illnesses can be caused by a lack of vitamin D? | Rickets |
Which of the following inventions did NOT come about during the first industrial revolution? | The telephone |
Which of the following is “NOT” a “low country” of Europe? | The United Kingdom |
Which of the following is a decorative building? | Stone Drum |
Which of the following is a fossil fuel formed from marine organisms that is often found in folded or tilted layers and used for heating and cooking? | Natural Gas |
Which of the following is a liquid fossil fuel formed from marine organisms that is burned to obtain energy and used to manufacture plastics? | Oil |
Which of the following is a name for sedimentary rock formed from decayed plant materiel in swampy areas? | Coal |
Which of the following is a nonrenewable energy source (such as coal, oil, or natural gas)? | Fossil Fuel |
Which of the following is a nonrenewable energy source? | Water |
Which of the following is a Phase of the Mightiest Governor? | Enemy Elimination |
Which of the following is a term for a valuable material of geologic origin that can be extracted from the earth | Natural Resources |
Which of the following is an accurate description of the Mediterranean climate? | Hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters |
Which of the following is an alternative energy source based on splitting heavy atoms into lighter ones to release energy? | Nuclear energy |
Which of the following is an economic building? | Alliance Center |
Which of the following is an inexhaustible energy resource that relies on hot magma or hot dry rocks below ground? | Geo |
Which of the following is another name for the "Black Death" that raged across the Europe during the Late Middle Ages? | Yersinia pestis |
Which of the following is considered a metallic resource? | Iron |
Which of the following is considered an energy source? | Petroleum |
Which of the following is considered one of Confucius' disciples? | Yan Hui |
Which of the following is most likely to have directly led to the bronze age? | Bronze is harder and more durable than other metals available at the time |
Which of the following is not a characteristic of renaissance art? | Two-dimensional |
Which of the following is NOT a component ingredient used to forge the Epic weapon “Golden Age”? | Animal bone |
Which of the following is not a natural resource? | Clothes |
Which of the following is not a prerequisite for the military technology cartography? | Ballistics |
Which of the following is not a reason why the renaissance began in Italy? | The black plague did not hit Italy as a result of the alps |
Which of the following is NOT a suit in poker? | Winds |
Which of the following is not an objective of Greek mythology? | Provide a path for salvation |
Which of the following is not King Skill? | Relief |
Which of the following is NOT one of Belisarius' skills? | Thunderous Force |
Which of the following is NOT one of El Cid’s skills? | Chivalry |
Which of the following is NOT one of Julius Caesar skills? | Military Life |
Which of the following is NOT one of Keira’s skills? | Unruly Blood |
Which of the following is NOT one of Lohar’s skills? | Utter Annihilation |
Which of the following is NOT one of Matilda of Flanders' skills? | Celtic Blood |
Which of the following is NOT one of Mulan’s skills? | Indomitable Army |
Which of the following is NOT one of Osman I’s skills? | Oblique Tactics |
Which of the following is NOT one of Pelagius passive skills? | Charge |
Which of the following is NOT one of the major greenhouse gases in earth’s atmosphere? | Nitrogen |
Which of the following is not part of Mexico’s flag? | Camel |
Which of the following is the correct description for the stratosphere? | Warm above and cold below |
Which of the following is the world’s largest island? | Greenland |
Which of the following is the world's first national park? | Yellowstone National Park |
Which of the following is Zeus' elder brother in Greek Mythology? | Poseidon |
Which of the following juice is contained in the classic cocktail "Bloody Mary"? | Tomato Juice |
Which of the following kingdom title descriptions are INCORRECT? | Prime minister has increased troop attack |
Which of the following marine species has existed the longest? | Nautilus |
Which of the following nations is the closest to the North Pole? | Finland |
Which of the following physicists was born on the death anniversary of Galileo Galilei, and died on the birth anniversary of Albert Einstein? | Stephen Hawking |
Which of the following resources cannot be found in your jeans? | Lead |
Which of the following serves as the national flower of the Philippines? | Sampaguita |
Which of the following speeches was made by the Prussian Prime Minister Otto von Bismarck in September of 1862? | Blood and Iron |
Which of the following stories is not one of Grimms' Fairy Tale? | The Little Mermaid |
Which of the following structures is a military building? | Scout Camp |
Which of the following technologies precedes “Horsemanship”? | Military Discipline |
Which of the following vitamins is most helpful for maintaining good vision? | Vitamin A |
Which of the following was a general during Japan's Genpei War? | Tomoe Gozen |
Which of the following was a Knight of the Round Table? | Lancelot |
Which of the following was a Renaissance intellectual movement in which thinkers studied classical texts and focused on human potential and achievements? | Humanism |
Which of the following was also known as the Eastern Roman Empire? | Byzantine Empire |
Which of the following was an enemy of Richard the Lionheart? | Saladin |
Which of the following was built at the order of Shah Jahan in the memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal? | Taj Mhal |
Which of the following was not a pillar of the Renaissance? | Mannerism |
Which of the following was NOT invented in China? | Seismographs |
Which of the following was praised by his countrymen as Ancient Greece's best and most honest democratic representative? | Pericles |
Which of the following was written by Mary Shelley? | Frankenstein |
Which of the following were born in the same year as singer Luciano Pavarotti? | Elvis Presley |
Which of the following works is based on the Battle of Roncevaux Pass, fought by Charlemagne and his knights? | The Song of Roland |
Which of the following works was written by the French playwright Pierre Corneille? | Le Cid |
Which of the following works was written by Victor Hugo? | The Hunchback of the Notre-Dame |
Which of the seven wonders of the world were created to cure the new Queen of Babylon’s homesickness? | The Hanging Gardens |
Which of these active skills belongs to Charles Martel? | Immortal Shield |
Which of these alliance officers bestows a Research Speed boost? | Counsellor |
Which of these animated movies was NOT directed by Hayao Miyazaki? | Paprika |
Which of these are NOT considered a Shakespearean tragedy? | Twelfth Night |
Which of these artists is not considered as a baroque artist? | Vincent van Gogh |
Which of these avatar frames can be obtained from Ceroli Crisis event? | Undersea Kingdom |
Which of these circumstances would prevent you from changing civilization? | Ongoing troops training in your city |
Which of these cities hosted the Olympics in 1900? | Paris |
Which of these cities in Brazil has hosted the Olympic Games? | Rio de Janeiro |
Which of these civilizations can increase their healing speed? | France |
Which of these commanders’ expertise skill is the enhanced version of an existing skill? | Bjorn Ironside |
Which of these commanders gets the ability to convert some slain units into severely wound units when attacking a city? | Charlemagne |
Which of these commanders was able to defeat the great Charles in the battle? | Tomiris |
Which of these countries did not participate in the Northern Seven Years’ War (1563-1570)? | The United Kingdom |
Which of these countries does the Prime Meridian pass through? | Mali |
Which of these countries is NOT a founding member of NATO (in 1949)? | Turkey |
Which of these effects is not caused by Æthelflæd’s skills? | Heal slightly wounded units |
Which of these fields is NOT included in the list of Nobel Prizes? | Mathematics |
Which of these is a line of Tomoe Gozen? | My power scares even the ghosts |
Which of these is an incorrect description of the “Battle of Poitiers”? | The campaign took place during World War I |
Which of these is an incorrect description of the “Mare Imbrium” on the moon? | It contains a certain amount of sedimentary water. |
Which of these is not a natural resource? | Clothing |
Which of these is not considered one of the five good emperors of the Nerva-Antonine dynasty of ancient Rome? | Commodus |
Which of these is NOT one of Cao Cao’s skills? | Battle of Sorrow |
Which of these is one of Minamoto no Yoshitsune’s “Active Skills”? | Kyohachiryu |
Which of these is used to rally alliance troops? | Castle |
Which of these is Yi Seong-Gye expert in? | Garrison |
Which of these items can NOT be obtained by defeating barbarians | VIP Points |
Which of these items can NOT be purchased within the Mysterious Merchant’s Boutique? | Passport Page |
Which of these navigators was the first European to arrive in Brazil? | Pedro Alvares Cabral |
Which of these Nobel Prizes was awarded to Marie Curie in 1903? | The Nobel Prize in Physics |
Which of these novels was NOT written by Margaret Artwood? | Flowers for Algernon |
Which of these two were created by Leonardo da Vinci? | The Last Supper, Mona Lisa |
Which of these was the only commander to defeat Cyrus the great in battle? | Tomyris |
Which of these works of Japanese Monogatari literature describes the legend of “Kaguya-hime”? | The Tale of The Bamboo Cutter |
Which official measure made it a crime to give Martin Luther food or shelter? | Edict of Worms |
Which one of the following is not one of Hermann’s skills? | Irresistible |
Which one of these animals does NOT lay eggs? | Bat |
Which organ of the potato plant do we commonly eat? | Stem |
Which part of the brain will alcohol affect? | The Cerebellum |
Which part of the human body contains mostly water? | Eyeballs |
Which period of European history, lasting from 1300 to 1600, saw renewed interest in classical culture and led to far-reaching changes in art, learning, and views of the world? | Renaissance |
Which Pharaoh ordered the construction of the Abu Simbel temples? | Ramesses II |
Which philosopher wrote "Utopia"? | Plato |
Which planet in our solar system rotates the fastest? | Jupiter |
Which Portuguese explorer sailed from the Cape of Good Hope to India? | Vasco de Gama |
Which Portuguese explorer was the first European to sail to the southern tip of Africa? | Bartolomeu Dias |
Which prominent statesman served as the first general of the Edo shogunate at the end of Japan’s Warring States period? | Tokugawa Ieyasu |
Which Roman Emperor was named Augustus after ending a civil war? | Gaius Octavius |
Which school of painting would Georges Seurat be a representative of? | Pointillism |
Which school of thought was founded by the Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu? | Taoism |
Which script was the Code of Hammurabi engraved onto stone in? | Cuneiform |
Which state is home to the Walt Disney company? | California |
Which technology comes before Pavise? | Bodkin Arrows |
Which technology comes before Swordsman? | Iron Working |
Which technology comes right before Heavy Cavalry? | Scale Armor |
Which title did Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the International Olympic Committee, hold ? | Baron |
Which two cities does Portugal's Dom Luis Bridge connect? | Porta, Vila Nova de Gaia |
Which two oceans does the Panama Canal connect? | The Pacific and Atlantic Oceans |
Which type of holy sites grant troop attack bonuses? | Flame Altar |
Which type of natural disaster is measured using the Richter scale? | Earthquake |
Which unit gains a strong benefit from Sun Tzu’s “Master Strategist” skill? | Infantry |
Which unit gains a strong benefit from Sun Tzu's 'Master Strategist' skill? | Infantry Unit |
Which unit type does Cao Cao excel in leading? | Cavalry |
Which unit type is strong against infantry? | Archer |
Which unit type is strong against Archers? | Cavalry |
Which unit type is strong against Cavalry? | Infantry |
Which war ended the rule of the House of Plantagenet and began the rule of the Tudors in England? | The Wars of the Roses |
Which war was fought between the Bristish houses of Lancaster and York for the throne of England? | The Wars of the Roses |
Which war was fought between the British? | War of Roses |
Which was a lighthouse built after Macedonia conquered Egypt and waste of the seven wonders of the ancient world? | The Lighthouse of Alexandria |
Which was the only ancient civilization to develop in a tropical jungle rather than a river basin? | The Incas |
While Gutenberg introduced the printing press in Europe, his invention was influenced by which country, the first to develop a moveable type? | China |
Who authored the novel "No Longer Human"? | Osamu Dazai |
Who came up with the Trojan Horse idea? Who won the Trojan War? | Odysseus; The Greeks |
Who commanded the New Model Army founded by Parliament during the English Civil War? | Cromwell |
Who conquered the “Kingdom of the Vandals and Alans” in the Vandalic War? | Belisarius |
Who created the famous sculpture “The Thinker”? | Auguste Rodin |
Who defeated Sphinx according to Greek Legend? | Oedipus |
Who designed the Djoser, the first ancient pyramid featuring a stepped design? | Imhotep |
Who designed the “Ottoman Cannon”? | Urban |
Who first implemented the Julian Calendar in Rome? | Julius Caesar |
Who founded the “Malaca Sultanate”? | Parameswara |
Who founded the “Spanish Armada”? | Philip II |
Who founded the first Persian Empire? | Cyrus the Great |
Who founded the joseon dynasty? | Yi Seong-Gye |
Who founded the Kamakura shogunate? | Minamoto no Yoritomo |
Who founded the Kingdom of Asturias? | Pelagius |
Who funded Christopher Colombus’s travels? | Spain |
Who gave the famous "I Have a Dream" speech? | Martin Luther King Jr. |
Who initiated the first Salt March? | Mahatma Gandhi |
Who invented the printing press? | Johann Gutenberg |
Who is considered the "Father of Modern Olympic Games"? | Pierre de Coubertin |
Who is cupid’s mother in Roman mythology? | Venus |
Who is responsible for ushering valiant warriors into Valhalla upon death in Norse mythology? | Valkyrie |
Who is the ‘god of love’ in Norse mythology? | Freyja |
Who is the “god of death” in ancient Greek mythology? | Thanatos |
Who is the commander considered an enemy of Rome since childhood? | Hannibal Barca |
Who is the first Italian to receive the “Pritzker Architecture Prize”? | Aldo Rossi |
Who is the King of the Kingdom? | Leader of the alliance that conquers the lost temple |
Who killed Hector and how Achilles die? | Achilles; Arrow though his heel |
Who made the idea "Troy"? | Odysseus |
Who owned everything in ancient Egyptian Kingdoms? | Pharaoh |
Who painted The Last Supper? | Leonardo Da Vinci |
Who painted the Mona Lisa? | Leonardo da Vinci |
Who proposed the philosophical idea of "I think, therefore I am"? | Descartes |
Who was believed to be the prototype of king of hearts in poker? | Charlemagne |
Who was called "Napoleon of crime" in some of the Sherlock Holmes stories? | Professor Moriarty |
Who was Plato’s teacher? | Socrates |
Who was praised by his countryman as ancient Greece’s best and most honest democratic representatives? | Pericles |
Who was the Emperor of the First French Empire? | Napoleon Bonaparte |
Who was the first astronaut to enter outer space? | Yuri Gagarin |
Who was the first consul of the Roman Republic? | Lucius Junius Brutus |
Who was the first Emperor of Rome? | Gaius Octavius Augustus |
Who was the first human woman created by Hephaestus in Greek mythology? | Pandora |
Who was the first King of Italy after its unification in 1861? | Victor Emmanuel II |
Who was the first of Henry VIII's children to rule England? | Edward VI |
Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize? | Marie Curie |
Who was the founder of the Edo Bakufu of Japan? | Tokugawa Ieyasu |
Who was the founder of the Mongolian Empire? | Genghis Khan |
Who was the last emperor of All Russia? | Nicholas II |
Who was the last emperor of the Holy Roman Empire? | Francis II |
Who was the last female Pharaoh of the Ptolemy Dynasty? | Cleopatra VII |
Who was the only king of England to be executed? | Charles I |
Who was the only US President that served more than 2 terms? | Franklin D. Roosevelt |
Who were the first mountaineer(s) on record to reach the summit of Mt. Everest? | Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hilary |
Who won the Trojan war? | The Greeks |
Who wrote Alice in Wonderland? | Lewis Carroll |
Who wrote the Art of War? | Sun Tzu |
Who wrote “The Symposium”? | Plato |
Who wrote the well-known book “A Brief History of Time”? | Stephen Hawking |
Who wrote the well-known book “Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind”? | Yuval Noah Harari |
Whose autobiography "Living to Tell the Tale" won them the Nobel Prize in Literature? | Gabriel García Márquez |
Whose beauty is said to have been the cause of the Trojan War? | Helen |
Whose victory was the orchestral work “1812 Overture” composed to commemorate? | Russian Empire |
Why are advantageous traits more likely to be passed onto offspring? | Because they are more likely to survive and produce |
Why do frogs and other organisms produce so many eggs/offspring? | The more offspring produced the more likely they will survive |
Why does drinking coffee make people feel more awake? | It contains caffeine |
Why was British nurse Florence Nightingale known as "The Lady with the Lamp"? | She would inspect patients at night |
Why was scurvy once a common problem for sailors? | A lack of fresh fruit and vegetable on long voyages |
Why was the dead sea given this name? | The high-saline water prevents plants and animals from thriving near it |
Why were the bow and stern of Viking longboats designed to be symmetrical? | To reverse direction quickly without a turn around |
With whom did Minamoto no Yoshitsune raise an army to fight Taira no Kiyomori? | Minamoto no Yoritomo |
Without using buffs, how many action points can a governor have? | 1 |
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