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Scourge Rank (*/1) Intelligence 2 point Requires 22 points in Intelligence line   Dispels beneficial effects from an enemy. For each one removed, the target suffers disease damage.   Target Enemy Power Scales Casting 2.0 seconds Recast 1 minute Range Up to 25.0 meters Resistability 12% Harder   Effects: Dispels x levels of any beneficial effects on target (scales with level) Casts Scourging for each successful Dispel Inflicts disease damage on target (damage scales with level)

Grants the prefix title 'Blighter'

From The Vault

The Scourge is the term often used by Pitt inhabitants for the battle and mop-up operations conducted by the Brotherhood of Steel, while traveling east to Washington D.C. in 2255.

Background

While the detachment of the Brotherhood of Steel under Owyn Lyons was heading east across the continental United States, bound for the Capital Wasteland, or the ruins of Washington, DC, to look for lost technology in the nation's former capital, they encountered many groups of survivors who had adapted in various ways to the post-apocalyptic conditions. One such region was The Pitt, formerly known as Pittsburgh. Before the Scourge, the Pitt was lawless, ruled by no one, with rape gangs, raiders, slavers, and many other kinds of horror all freely wandered, terrorizing the few innocent survivors.

Sweep of The Pitt

As they passed into the region, the Brotherhood of Steel, under Owyn Lyons swept through the area, easily devastating any large pockets of resistance, taking any unmutated children for the Brotherhood, such as Paladin Kodiak. The area was left in ruins, with few casualties on the side of the Brotherhood, Ashur, of course, being a notable exception. Buried in rubble, his squad mates were certain he had been killed, and continued their sweep without him. He regained consciousness after the Scourge had moved on. The stage was set for Ashur's rise to power, and subsequent control of the Pitt. This part of the story, told to the player by Ashur, is corroborated by Ashur's Power Armor, at least somewhat circumstantially. It is most likely true, as aside from the shock and awe effect with most other raiders and slaves, there is little reason Ashur would lie about his background.

The Pitt (add-on)

Quests/achievements Into the Pitt · Unsafe Working Conditions · Free Labor · Mill Worker · Find Wild Bill · Toys for Tots Places The Pitt · Train Tunnel · Radio Tower · Bridge · Downtown (Midea's Quarters) · Haven · Steelyard (Supply Plant, Wernher's Hideout) · The Mill (Abandoned Area, The Hole) · Trainyard · Underground · Uptown (Abandoned Apartments) Weapons Auto Axe, Steel Saw (Man Opener, The Mauler) · Infiltrator (Perforator) · Metal Blaster · Steel Knuckles · Wild Bill's Sidearm Armor Ashur's Power Armor · Gamma Shield Armor · Hat of the People · Head Wrap · Tattered Slave Outfit, Worn Slave Outfit (Laborer Outfit) · Raider Commando Armor (Leather Rebel) · Raider Iconoclast Armor · Raider Ordinance Armor (Bombshell Armor) · Raider Paingiver Armor · Raider Throwdown Armor (Metal Master Armor) · Supervisor Helmet (Filtration Helmet) · Tribal Power Armor · Welder's Mask Other items Slop · Steel Ingot Characters and creatures Slaves Adan · Brand · Grudd Bear · John Bear · Kai · Marco · Midea · Milly · Nola · Prosper · Wernher · Wild Bill · Pitt Slaves Raiders/ Slavers Ashur · Bingo · Bone · Duke · Everett · Faydra · Friday · Gruber · Hammer · Harris · Jackson · Krenshaw · Lulu · Marie · Mex · Mona · O-Dog · Phantom · Ramsey · Reddup · Sandra · Spook · Squill · Trouble Man · Vikia · Pitt Raiders · Slave Master Enemies Trogs · Wildmen · Slave Fighters Perks Auto Axpert · Booster Shot · Pitt Fighter Radio Signals Pitt Broadcast · Wernher's Distress signal

From Final Fantasy Wiki

Scourge may refer to:

• The recurring spell.
• The Great Sword Weapon Skill from Final Fantasy XI.

From Marvel Database

This is the Scourge disambiguation page. A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Giles McHeath Earth-616 A · I · G · F · Q Canadian armored vigilante

Executioner (Skurge) Earth-616 A · I · G · F · Q Mainstream Continuity

Scourge Earth-616 A · I · G · F · Q of the Thunderbolts

Scourge of the Underworld

The first active Scourge of the Underworld (real name unknown)	The second active Scourge of the Underworld (real name unknown)	The third Scourge of the Underworld (Also a Red Skull operative)	The fourth active Scourge of the Underworld (real name unknown)
Caprice (Fifth known Scourge)	Bloodstain (Sixth known Scourge)	Vagabond (former member of the Scourges)	Jack Monroe took up the mantle of the Scourge of the Underworld

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From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

This article is about the character in A Christmas Warble. For in the book Betrayal of Falador, see Ebenezer.

Ebenezer Scourge

Release date	21 December 2009 (Update)
Race	Human
Members NPC?	No
Quest NPC?	2009 Christmas event
Location	Land of Snow
Sells items?	No
Skill requirement?	No
Quest requirement?	No
Gender	Male
Examine	Bah, humbug!
Notable features	Former love interest of the Queen of Snow.

Ebenezer Scourge, called Ezeneser Scourges by snow imps,^[1] is a Christmas-hating dark Zamorakian wizard involved in 2009 Christmas event. Scourge kidnaps Santa Claus, and ruins the Queen of Snow's feast by stealing all the food and imprisoning Santa Claus. Later in the quest, the Queen of Snow reveals that, in the past, she had met him by accident, but he had seemed extremely kind. He explored the Land of Snow with her, and she fell in love with him.

Later, however, while working with magic, Scourge teleported away by accident. He later returned to the Land of Snow, but she rejected him because she had heard of his evil acts and had already left him for Santa Claus. He vowed revenge and left. Recently, he moved back into the Land of Snow and put his plan into action by ruining the Christmas feast, only repenting after the player convinces him that he must change. Now he is a "changed man", "happily" enjoying the Christmas feast and festive spirit.

Although Ebenezer Scourge is supposed to have truly repented, he seems to only to be motivated by fear. If spoken to without wearing the full Ghost costume, he will seem "forced" and still slightly annoyed. However, when spoken to as a "Christmas ghost", he will act extremely fearful.

Quotes

“	Father Christmas is the epitome of human weakness. I will not be having him, or any joy or merriment for that matter, in my back yard.	”
	— Ebenezer Scourge

Trivia

• Ebenezer Scourge is based off the character Ebenezer Scrooge, from the novel A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. His examine text is a phrase commonly said by the original character.
• In the cutscenes taking place in his room, Ebenezer Scrouge is un-examinable; if you try to examine him on his bed your cursor will just pass over him, only being able to examine the bed.
• His house has the same basic layout as the Grim Reaper's house.

References

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Scourge can refer to:

• Scourge, an Imperial Broadside-class cruiser
• Scourge, an Imperial Victory-class Star Destroyer
• Scourge, a Qektoth Confederation Attack Cruiser
• Scourge (unit)
• Scourge (kusak)

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From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki

The name Scourge has been applied to several Transfomrers characters.

• Scourge the Decepticon Cybertronic air skiff from Generation One.

• Scourge the Predacon Transmetal 2 locust from Beast Wars.

• Scourge the Decepticon tanker-truck clone of Optimus Prime from Robots in Disguise.

• Scourge the Decepticon dragon and leader of the Jungle Planet from Cybertron.

"Scourge" is also the Japanese name for Armada Nemesis Prime.

"Scourge" is also the title of an episode of the Transformers Cybertron television series.

Scourge should not be confused with...

• Scrounge the Autobot wheel and friend to Blaster from Generation One.

• Scorch the Autobot Turbomaster pickup truck from Generation One.

• Grand Scourge the allegiance-unknown clone of Optimus Prime from Energon.

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From City of Heroes Wiki

Overview

Contents 1 Overview 2 Origin-Specific Powers 3 Archetype-Specific Powers 3.1 Assassination 3.2 Combat Flight 3.3 Conditioning 3.4 Containment 3.5 Cosmic Balance 3.6 Critical Hit 3.7 Dark Sustenance 3.8 Defiance 3.9 Domination 3.10 Energy Flight 3.11 Fury 3.12 Gauntlet 3.13 Scourge 3.14 Shadow Recall 3.15 Shadow Step 3.16 Supremacy 3.17 Vigilance 4 Booster Pack Powers 4.1 Self Destruction 5 City of Heroes Collector DVD/Hero Kit Bonus Power 5.1 Prestige Power Slide 6 City of Heroes pre-order Bonus Power 6.1 Prestige Power Rush/Dash/Quick/Surge 7 Convention Costume Powers 7.1 Freakshow Boss Costume 7.2 PPD Hardsuit Costume 7.3 Carnival Harlequin Costume 8 Good vs. Evil Bonus Powers 8.1 Jump Pack 8.2 Pocket D VIP Pass 9 Universal Inherent Powers 9.1 Brawl 9.2 Rest 9.3 Sprint 10 Veteran Reward Powers

Inherent powers are permanent powers that a Hero or Villain automatically has without having to select them during training. There are Inherent powers that are Archetype-specific, Origin-specific, and open to all characters. Not all Inherent powers are available at level 1.

Origin-Specific Powers

Every character receives a minor ranged attack power that depends on his or her origin. For more information, see Origin Powers.

Archetype-Specific Powers

The following inherent powers are specific to the archetypes available in City of Heroes and City of Villains.

Assassination

A Stalker does his best work when attacking from ambush. When properly 'Hidden', a Stalker can pull off critical hits with his attacks, and even land a massive 'Assassin's Strike' with an assassin's power. Assassin Strikes made from hide will Demoralize the Stalker's foes leaving them with a reduced chance to hit and has a chance to terrorize them. Additionally, a Stalker has a 10 percent base chance to critically hit, which is increased by an additional 3 percent per member in your party, against non-player enemies. Stalkers have a chance to land a critical hit against players if they are Held or Slept.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Stalker)
Effects	Always criticals from Hide
	20% chance of critical on Held or Slept opponents

Combat Flight

For hovering and aerial combat. This power is much slower than Energy Flight, but provides some Defense, offers good air control, costs little Endurance, and has none of the penalties associated with Energy Flight. Switch to this mode when fighting other flying foes. Also See: Hover

Level Gained	Security Level 10
Type	Archetype-Specific (Peacebringer)
Effects	Self: Fly, + Defense

Conditioning

Soldiers of Arachnos undergo intense physical training before leaving "boot camp." Those that survive have greater than average healing rates and tire less quickly than others.

The increase in Regeneration and Recovery are not bonuses but are higher base values than other Archetypes.

Level Gained	Threat Level 1
Type	Archetype-Specific (Soldiers of Arachnos)
Effects	Self: Increased Regeneration (0.50%) and Recovery (1.75%)

Containment

Controllers are the masters at locking down and controlling their opponents. Few can escape their will. Controllers do extra damage to any target that is already Held, Immobilized, Slept, or Disoriented.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Controller)
Effects	Self: Critical Damage (Special)

Cosmic Balance

Kheldians naturally thrive off the energy and essence of their teammates. Peacebringers' metamorphic nature allows them to bring balance to their team. Your Damage will increase for each nearby Tanker, Mastermind, Corruptor or Defender teammate. Your Damage Resistance will increase for each nearby Scrapper, Brute, Stalker or Blaster teammate. Finally each nearby Controller or Dominator teammate will grant you limited protection from Control effects. You cannot put Enhancements in this power.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Peacebringer)
Effects	Auto: Special

Critical Hit

The Scrapper is a fierce melee combatant. In hand to hand, no other hero can compare. All Scrapper melee attacks have a chance to land a Critical Hit for up to double damage. The higher the rank of the target, the greater the chance for a successful Critical Hit.

The standard chance of a Critical Hit is 5% against players, pets, and critters of Minion rank and below, and 10% against critters above Minion.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Scrapper)
Effects	Critical Damage

Dark Sustenance

Kheldians naturally thrive off the energy and essence of their teammates. Warshades' absorbing nature allows them to draw on the power of their teammates' power to increase their own. Your Damage Resistance will increase for each nearby Tanker, Mastermind, Corruptor or Defender teammate. Your Damage will increase for each nearby Scrapper, Stalker, Brute or Blaster teammate. Finally each nearby Controller or Dominator teammate will grant you limited Protection from Control effects. You cannot put Enhancements in this power.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Warshade)
Effects	Auto: Special

Defiance

Main article: Defiance

Blasters’ earliest abilities come so naturally to them, that they are accessible even in states that normally prevent them from using powers, such as being Held, Slept or Stunned. Additionally, each time the Blaster attacks with a primary or secondary power, they gain a stacking damage bonus for the next several seconds. The amount of the damage bonus and its duration is dependent on the exact power used, with single target abilities generally giving the largest bonus.

The current version of Defiance was released on December 11, 2007. Prior to that, it worked differently. See the main article for more details.

Domination

Nothing delights a Dominator more than inflicting pain. When a Dominator attacks, his sadistic nature grows. When your Domination bar is over 90% you can activate this power to unleash his true potential. Your control powers will typically last 50% longer and will more easily Dominate stronger opponents. Additionally, you will fully recharge your Endurance. Domination lasts for 90 seconds and recharges in 200 seconds. The recharge can be reduced by self and ally buffs, but cannot be slotted with enhancements.

Domination protects the villain from Knockback/Knockup, Repel, Disorient, Hold, Sleep, Immobilize, Fear, and Confuse effects, and can be activated even while suffering from them to break the villain free.

Domination doubles the magnitude of the villain's own Disorient, Hold, Sleep, Immobilize, Fear, and Confuse effects for their normal durations, then keeps them going at normal magnitude for half that amount of time longer. Debuffs and other secondary effects are not improved.

A Dominator's Domination level is shown by an orange bar between Endurance and Experience Points. It rises each time he attacks. It rises faster if the Dominator has more teammates. This is a mild effect with one or two teammates, but on a large team Domination can be brought from 0 to over 90% with fewer than ten attacks. The Domination level falls very slowly when not used. It's automatically reduced to zero 90 seconds after Domination is activated.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Dominator)
Effects	Self: Critical Control

Energy Flight

Energy Flight allows you to travel long distances quickly. If you attack a target while this power is on, your Flight speed will be temporarily reduced. Your Energy Flight speed increases with your Level. Also See: Fly

Level Gained	Security Level 1
Type	Archetype-Specific (Peacebringer)
Effects	Toggle: Self Fly

Fury

As a Brute engages in combat, it unleashes his Fury. The longer he remains in combat, attacking and being attacked, the more damage he deals.

A Brute's Fury level is shown by an orange bar between Endurance and Experience Points. It rises each time he makes an attack or is attacked himself (regardless of hit or miss). The speed at which it rises is directly proportional to the recklessness of the Brute.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Brute)
Effects	Self: +Damage (Special)

Gauntlet

Although many try, few can withstand the irresistible force of the Tanker. Each time a Tanker attacks, he enrages the target, and those around him, enticing them to attack the Tanker. Each punch continues to provoke your enemies and allows the Tanker to do what he does best.

Gauntlet -- also referred to as "Punch-voke" -- causes the Tanker's AoE attacks and auras to taunt every PvE enemy they affect. Their single-target attacks taunt the enemy hit and up to four more around it. Gauntlet has reduced chances of affecting exceptionally high-rank foes like Giant Monsters, and even worse chances of affecting other players in PvP.

Brutes possess a smaller version of this power, occasionally labeled "Poke-voke". The Brute's Gauntlet doesn't apply in PvP, and their single-target attacks only taunt the one target hit.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Tanker)
Effects	Taunt

Scourge

The Corruptor is a dastardly villain indeed. As a Corruptor's foe health wanes, the Corruptor can start to land Scourge hits with his attack powers for up to double damage. The weaker the target is, the greater chance the Corruptor has of landing Scourge. Once a foe is weak enough, there is no escaping the Corruptor's wrath. A Corruptor shows no mercy.

Scourge offers no chance of critical damage until the target has less than 50% health. The chance then smoothly increases to 100% once the target has only 10% or less of its health remaining. These percentages are based on the target's base health -- targets with large health boosts from powers can effectively delay the point at which Scourge damage starts being possible.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Corruptor)
Effects	Critical Damage

Shadow Recall

You can Teleport one of your teammates to yourself. The target must be a teammate and can be selected from the Team Window. You can also rescue a fallen teammate who may be in a hostile location, as long as he is on the same map. Range is not infinite, but extremely long and can be enhanced. This power can be interrupted. Also See: Recall Friend

Level Gained	Security Level 10
Type	Archetype-Specific (Warshade)
Effects	Zone Range Teleport Teammate

Shadow Step

You can Teleport long distances. Shadow Step has no recharge time, and can be reactivated without pause as long as you have Endurance. Also See: Teleport

Level Gained	Security Level 1
Type	Archetype-Specific (Warshade)
Effects	Self Teleport

Supremacy

A good Mastermind knows how to manage his Henchmen. The Mastermind imparts a bonus to his Henchmen's Accuracy and Damage only if he is nearby and has line of sight.

Supremacy gives +25% Damage and +10% ToHit. It has a radius of 60'.

Type	Archetype-Specific (Mastermind)
Effects	PBAoE, Henchmen bonus, +ToHit, +Damage

Vigilance

The Defender primary focus is to protect the team. When his allies are in danger, the Defender is able to look deep within him or herself and rise to the occasion. As a Defender's teammates are in danger of being defeated, the Defender gains an Endurance discount and can activate their powers at a reduced cost. The more teammates in trouble, the greater the discount.

Vigilance was introduced on September 20, 2005. As a Defender's teammates lose health, the Defender gains an Endurance discount. This power does not need to be activated. The more injured the Defender's teammates are, on average, and the larger his team is, the greater the discount Vigilance provides. The Defender's own health does not affect Vigilance, nor do teammates who are on other maps or who are too far away.

Vigilance can be monitored as "Endurance Discount" in the Combat Attributes window. The formula for calculating your total discount is Cost/(1 + bonus). So a 100% discount would halve the cost of powers. A simple chart can be found here. There is debate on what the maximum amount of discount Vigilance will accrue [source].

Type	Archetype-Specific (Defender)
Effects	Endurance Discount

Booster Pack Powers

Self Destruction

Some situations call for the ultimate sacrifice...self-destruction. This causes damage to those around you and sends your character to the hospital.

Self Destruction is not affected by enhancements or any buff except Knockback, ToHit, and Accuracy. It should be noted that its recharge is not affected by buffs. It is permanent, available at character creation, and does not have usage charges.

Recharge	Very Long (60min)
Effects	PBAoE 40ft
	Extreme damage
	Knockback
	Self defeat

City of Heroes Collector DVD/Hero Kit Bonus Power

Prestige Power Slide

Forms a frictionless field of energy beneath the user that allows rapid transit while remaining close to the ground. This power is mechanically identical to Sprint.

Effects	Boost Run Speed
Enhancements	Reduce Endurance Cost
	Enhance Running Speed
	Enhance Jump
Set Categories	Leaping
	Running

City of Heroes pre-order Bonus Power

Prestige Power Rush/Dash/Quick/Surge

Creates an effect behind the user while they use enhanced speed. The exact effect depends on the power. All are mechanically identical to Sprint, Slide, and each other.

Effects	Boost Run Speed
Enhancements	Reduce Endurance Cost
	Enhance Running Speed
	Enhance Jump
Set Categories	Leaping
	Running

Convention Costume Powers

Freakshow Boss Costume

Freakshow Boss Costume
Need description

Effects	Costume change
	Incompatible with stealth toggles

PPD Hardsuit Costume

PPD Hardsuit Costume
Need description

Effects	Costume change
	Incompatible with stealth toggles

Carnival Harlequin Costume

Carnival Harlequin Costume
Need description

Effects	Costume change
	Incompatible with stealth toggles

Good vs. Evil Bonus Powers

Jump Pack

This Jump Pack grants you the ability to not only jump great distances, but also jump and gain altitude in mid air! The Jump Pack will automatically shut down after 30 seconds of continuous use.

Effects	Self Toggle
	+Jump
	+Fly
	Special

Pocket D VIP Pass

You've been given a VIP Pass to Pocket D. It will allow you to access Pocket D from anywhere. It is usable once every 30 minutes.

The pass has a very long interrupt time before it operates.

Effects

Teleport to Pocket D

Universal Inherent Powers

Brawl

When all else fails, you have only your two fists to depend on.

Damage	Minor
Recharge	Fast
Effects	Foe Minor Smashing Damage
Enhancements	Reduce Endurance Cost
	Increase Attack Rate
	Enhance Damage
	Enhance Accuracy
Set Categories	Melee Damage

Rest

Activate Rest to heal Hit Points and recover Endurance. While Resting you cannot attack, and you are extremely vulnerable to attack and damage. Activation of Rest can be interrupted, and the power must be active for a few seconds before you start to recuperate.

Heroes and Villains receive this ability on advancing to Security/Threat Level 2.

Minimum Level	2
Effects	Self Heal Recover
	-Defense
Enhancements	Enhance Endurance Modification
	Increase Attack Rate
	Enhance Heal
	Reduce Interrupt Time
Set Categories	None

Sprint

Sprint allows you to run slightly faster than normal, while slightly draining your Endurance. You may have to Toggle this off in combat to conserve Endurance.

Effects	Boost Run Seed
Enhancements	Reduce Endurance Cost
	Enhance Running Speed
	Enhance Jump
Set Categories	Leaping
	Running

Veteran Reward Powers

Veteran Rewards powers are additional inherent powers that a player may claim once his or her account has been active for a certain length of time. For more information, see Veteran Reward Powers.