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| indicator = Norse
| indicator = Norse
| image = nrs-t-hamask.webp
| image = nrs-t-dragonscale-shields.webp


| title = Hamask
| title = Dragonscale Shields
| subtitle =
| subtitle =


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| icon1 = Unit-type-infantry.png
| icon1 = Unit-type-infantry.png
| icon2 = Icon Norse.png
| icon2 = Icon Norse.png
| icon3 = odin icon round.webp
| icon3 = thor icon round.webp
| icon4 = Infobox-age1.png
| icon4 = Infobox-age1.png
| content1 =
| content1 =
| content2 = [[Norse]]
| content2 = [[Norse]]
| content3 = [[Odin]]
| content3 = [[Thor]]
| content4 = [[Archaic Age]]
| content4 = [[Archaic Age]]


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| itemsInSection2 = 7
| itemsInSection2 = 7
| label5 = Researched At
| label5 = Researched At
| label6 = Food
| label6 = Prerequisite
| label7 = Gold
| label7 = Gold
| label8 = Wood
| label8 = Wood
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| label10 = Train Limit
| label10 = Train Limit
| label11 = Research Time
| label11 = Research Time
| icon5 = nrs-bld-town-center.webp
| icon5 = nrs-bld-dwarven-armory.webp
| icon6 = infobox-food.png
| icon6 = shared-t-iron-shields.png
| icon7 = infobox-gold.png
| icon7 = infobox-gold.png
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| icon8 = infobox-wood.png
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| icon10 = infobox-military.png
| icon10 = infobox-military.png
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| icon11 = infobox-time.png
| content5 = [[Town Center]] [[Longhouse]]
| content5 = [[Dwarven Armory]]
| content6 =
| content6 = [[Iron Shields]]
| content7 =
| content7 = 500
| content8 = 175
| content8 = 500
| content9 = 12
| content9 =
| content10 =
| content10 =
| content11 = 40 seconds
| content11 = 60 seconds
}}
}}


{{Quote|Odin inspires Berserks to move and attack faster as they lose hitpoints.|In-game description}}
{{Quote|Thor's dragonscale shields improve human soldier, hero, and ship resistance to pierce attacks, such as arrows.|In-game description}}


Hamask is a [[Norse]] myth technology that is available to worshipers of [[Odin]] and can be researched at the [[Town Center]] and [[Longhouse]]. Once researched, it makes [[Berserk]]s move faster and deal more damage when missing hit points.
Dragonscale Shields is a [[Norse]] myth technology that is available to worshipers of [[Thor]] and can be researched at the [[Dwarven Armory]] once [[Iron Shields]] is researched. It makes human soldiers, [[Heroes|heroes]], and ships less vulnerable to pierce attacks.


==Effects==
==Effects==
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! Affects !! Effect
! Affects !! Effect
|-
|-
| [[File:egp-r-villager-egyptian.webp|40px]] [[Laborer]] || -30% hack and pierce vulnerability
| [[File:unit-type-human-soldier.png|40px]] Human Soldier || -10% pierce vulnerability
|}

==Technologies==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
| [[File:unit-type-ship.png|40px]] Ship || -10% pierce vulnerability
! Name!! God !! Description
|-
|-
| [[File:egp-t-pus.webp|40px]] [[Forge]] || [[Hephaestus]] || Costs -60% wood
| [[File:unit-type-hero.png|40px]] [[Heroes|Hero]] || -15% pierce vulnerability
|}
|}


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! Name!! Description
! Name!! Description
|-
|-
| [[File:shared-r-tools.webp|40px]] [[Gambanteinn, Odin's Wand]]|| -25% cost except favor
| [[File:shared-r-anvil.webp|40px]] [[Anvil of Hephaestus]]|| -50% gold cost
|}
|}


==History==
==History==
{{Quote|Norse and Germanic mythology is full of dragons, from Nidhogg beneath the world ash, to Fafnir who was killed by Sigurd, to the nameless dragon who was killed by Beowulf. Dragons were associated with water, and often lived in seas, misty lakes, storms, or fogs. Sometimes they lived deep in underground caverns. The Norse people adopted the totem of the dragon to protect many things, including the prows of their ships and the borders of their towns.|In-game compendium}}
{{Quote|The skin of the rhinoceros is deeply folded or plaited, and studded with rivet-like tubercles on the shoulders, flanks and legs that gives it the appearance of being armor-plated. There is some truth to the myth that rhino skin is resistant to projectiles.|In-game compendium}}

==Trivia==
* The description of the upgrade mentions Grendel being the dragon killed by Beowulf. However, the dragon Beowulf killed in the titular epic was a different, nameless creature, and whether or not Grendel is also supposed to be a dragon is still the subject of scholarly debate. In Retold, the description instead refers to this nameless dragon.


==Myth Tech==
==Myth Tech==

Revision as of 13:15, 26 October 2024

Quick Facts:
Dragonscale Shields
Norse
Dragonscale Shields

"Thor's dragonscale shields improve human soldier, hero, and ship resistance to pierce attacks, such as arrows."
In-game description

Dragonscale Shields is a Norse myth technology that is available to worshipers of Thor and can be researched at the Dwarven Armory once Iron Shields is researched. It makes human soldiers, heroes, and ships less vulnerable to pierce attacks.

Effects

Affects Effect
File:Unit-type-human-soldier.png Human Soldier -10% pierce vulnerability
File:Unit-type-ship.png Ship -10% pierce vulnerability
File:Unit-type-hero.png Hero -15% pierce vulnerability

Relic Bonuses

Name Description
Anvil of Hephaestus -50% gold cost

History

"Norse and Germanic mythology is full of dragons, from Nidhogg beneath the world ash, to Fafnir who was killed by Sigurd, to the nameless dragon who was killed by Beowulf. Dragons were associated with water, and often lived in seas, misty lakes, storms, or fogs. Sometimes they lived deep in underground caverns. The Norse people adopted the totem of the dragon to protect many things, including the prows of their ships and the borders of their towns."
In-game compendium

Trivia

  • The description of the upgrade mentions Grendel being the dragon killed by Beowulf. However, the dragon Beowulf killed in the titular epic was a different, nameless creature, and whether or not Grendel is also supposed to be a dragon is still the subject of scholarly debate. In Retold, the description instead refers to this nameless dragon.

Myth Tech


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