Trolls are full-bodied Muppets who appear in dance numbers on The Muppet Show.
The red-haired Troll first appeared as Rico in the "Copacabana" number in episode 414 opposite Liza Minnelli as Lola and a Mutation as Tony. He was joined by two more Trolls, one green-haired and one gray, in a dance number in episode 416. The three appeared as pirates in episode 507.
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The trolls were the first race placed on Norrath by Cazic-Thule. They are nearly as tall as ogres but less bulky, with rough greenish skin and sinister features. Trolls will eat anything, cooked or uncooked, as long as it was (or still is) alive at some point. Trolls care only for satisfying their personal desires, which mostly revolve around a hunger for food and a lust for battle. While they are reviled by most other races, they would be even more dangerous if their intelligence wasn't so limited. Even so, their inherent savagery and selfishness combined with formidable strength make them deadly opponents. Built into the muck and mire of Innothule Swamp, the troll city of Grobb was a primitive, messy hovel. It was eventually conquered by their ancient rivals, the frogloks, who transformed the city into Gukta. The trolls sought refuge with their dark elf allies, falling even more under the control of the Teir'Dal.
Despite their limitations, trolls are not to be underestimated. A particularly savage clan made their home in Broken Skull Rock, filling their hearts with the doctrines of Hate. With Innoruuk as their new master, they stole an ancient artifact from Grobb, a stone etched with the prophecy of the Grozmok. Trolls continue to await the coming of the Grozmok, a mythical figure that will unite the tribes under the combined might of Fear and Hate.
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| Uncommon Insight | Grants a level-dependent increase to WIS. | Passive |
| Cazic's Enduring Hold | Grants a level-dependent increase to STA. | Passive |
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| Adoration | Increases Ministration by 5.0. | Passive |
| Brainy | Improves the casting speed of beneficial spells by 2%. | Passive |
| Stubbornness | Increases Parry, Defense, and Deflection by 5.0. | Passive |
| Good Blocking | Increases Deflection by 2.0 and Shield Effectiveness by 2.0%. | Passive |
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| Swamp Water | Increases duration of tradeskilled drinks by 10%. | Passive |
| Restore | Increases out-of-combat power regeneration based on level. | Passive |
| Bind Wound | Heals for 2.0% of max health while out of combat. | 2.0 sec casting, recast 1.0 sec. |
| Walk it Off | Decreases falling damage by 15.0%. | Passive |
| Pools | ||
| Maniacal Madness | Increases mana pool by 3.0%. | Passive |
| Basher's Will | Increases health pool by 3.0%. | Passive |
| Resist | ||
| Defy Magic | Increases arcane mitigation based on level. | Passive |
| Putrid Hide | Increases physical mitigation based on level. | Passive |
| Tradeskill | ||
| More Glue | Increases Durability per round by 2. | Passive |
| Kruzz's Luck | Increases Durability per round by 1.0 and success chance by 1.0%. | Passive |
| Troll Gourmet | Increases Artistry by 5.0. | Passive |
| Mender of the Mire | Increases Armorer success chance by 2.0% | Passive |
| Rub the Mud Off | Increases Artificing by 5.0. | Passive |
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| Ultravision | Provides high contrast vision, but washes out color. | 2 hrs., recast 2 sec. |
| Innothule's Blessing | Increases out-of-combat health regeneration based on level. | Passive |
| Ignore Terror | Makes caster immune to Fear effects. | 1.0 sec. casting, 5 min. recast, 20.0 sec. duration |
| Tasty Things | Increases duration of tradeskilled food by 25%. | Passive |
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Trolls are large humanoid shaped creatures that are found in the Maguuma Jungle and the Southern Shiverpeaks. Trolls are known for their regenerative abilities (from which the skill Troll Unguent is derived) and great physical strength.
Unlike Mythical Trolls, the Trolls in Guild Wars do not shun the sun and are not turned to stone by the sunlight.
For a list of all Trolls in Guild Wars, including bosses, see Category:Trolls.
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If you feel the vandalism is so extensive that something should be done immediately, then it’s a good idea to just focus on areas of importance. For instance, you could perhaps revert edits on our most important and popular articles, as well as revert changes to images which is a simple task of clicking a button. You can always leave changes to an obscure guest star whose page is rarely visited for a SysOp to clean up.
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Should you have any more questions about what to do in the instance of vandalism, feel free to post questions in the discussion section of this article, or contact a SysOp / fellow editor.
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The term Troll can refer to a number of RuneScape creatures:
Troll can also refer to an Internet Troll, a person who posts deliberately inflammatory messages on an internet discussion board.
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Cin Drallig was a Jedi Master in the waning days of the Galactic Republic and a General during the Clone Wars.
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Trained by Grand Master Yoda, Drallig was a legendary lightsaber instructor and battlemaster at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant and his skills were impressive, to say the least. Though he was not a member of the Jedi High Council, his swordsmanship likely rivaled or exceeded that of several Council members. Other Jedi sometimes referred to him as "The Troll" in reference to his relentless training procedures and ferocious attack style.
Drallig instructed many Jedi in the art of lightsaber combat, such as Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. However, Drallig trained Serra Keto as his favorite apprentice. He specialized in all forms of lightsaber combat except Form VII, though he seems to have maintained a good working knowledge of it as he was able to describe its strengths and weaknesses to his students. Drallig made his home deep within the Jedi Temple and gave himself over completely to the will of the Living Force.
Near the end of the Clone Wars, his apprentice, Serra, was killed by Darth Vader during his raid on the Jedi Temple. Cin Drallig, good as his dueling skills may have been, was no match for Lord Vader. Drallig was later accompanied in the duel by two Padawans: Whie Malreaux and Bene. They were holding off the clone troopers in the Room of a Thousand Fountains while the younger Padawans fled the building. Then, Vader attacked them and first killed Whie, then Bene.
Drallig attacked Vader, but Vader managed to outmaneuver him and slashed through Master Drallig's shoulder. He then watched as the venerable Jedi Master dropped to the floor, dying. His murder was one of many witnessed by Obi-Wan Kenobi and Yoda over the security holograms in the temple. At the time of his murder, Drallig knew Vader as Anakin Skywalker, hero of the Republic.
When the Galactic Empire emerged, official records compiled by Sate Pestage stated that Drallig was killed fighting Imperial agents.
Cin Drallig was one of the Jedi Order's most powerful members. An exceptional Jedi Master, Drallig was most adept in lightsaber combat having been fully trained in all lightsaber combat forms except Form VII. In addition, Cin was also capable of hurling powerful spheres of concentrated Force energy at his opponents. Also, he seemed to frequently utilize Force Speed during combat, to great effect which people could not catch up with him in duels.
Cin Drallig was played in Revenge of the Sith by Nick Gillard, who was the stunt coordinator on all three films of the prequel trilogy, and a stuntman in A New Hope. In the Revenge of the Sith video game, the likeness of Nick Gillard is used in the character's appearance while, vocally, Cin Drallig is portrayed by Tom Kane.
The name "Cin Drallig" comes from reversing Nick Gillard's name, only removing the k in Nick.
In the film, he is seen only briefly in a holographic recording, however, he has a larger role in the Revenge of the Sith video game. It is unknown if Cin Drallig was as much of a challenge for Darth Vader as depicted in the game since only a brief portion of the fight with Vader is shown.
As Kit Fisto's lightsaber hilt was a personal favorite of Nick Gillard, Cin Drallig's lightsaber hilt bears a resemblance to Fisto's. Based on behind the scenes materials, the lightsaber blade was originally to be rotoscoped in yellow. However, George Lucas would only allow either blue or green as the color of any regular Jedi's lightsaber blade. With the exception of Samuel L. Jackson's violet lightsaber blade he used as Mace Windu, Lucas would go no further with other colors. With no choice, Nick Gillard chose green instead; however, in a promotional image, which can be seen at the top of this article, Drallig is shown with a blue lightsaber.
In the Revenge of the Sith game, Anakin kills Cin Drallig by impaling him via a lightsaber throw. The duel also takes place in the training room above and on the terrace outside the room of a thousand fountains.
It is interesting to note that while in the movie, Drallig has dark blond hair, in the video game he is shown with white hair.
Bene in the Databank Olana Chion in the Databank
Training Trio on StarWars.com (backup link on Archive.org)
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