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Chupa-chups. Also known as the red ball. An artifact that prevents the use of magic.
“Rushing.” Etymologically, it likely comes from the French word “rush,” meaning a swift attack. In Heroes, the term “rushing” or “to rush,” and the well-known phrase “rush, and they all die,” refers to a swift attack in the early stages of the game. I can elaborate on this topic if needed.
“Moshnit’.” Etymologically, it comes from the word “moshna,” which means scrotum, and in its modern meaning, it refers to a treasury or possessions. This term in the game can have different meanings. “The opponent started moshnit’,” which likely means buying dendroids and other gnome-golems to storm Utopia. Or it could simply mean creating some seemingly invincible horde. In general, the meaning of this term often depends on the context: “in the treasure, he moshnil a horde of ducks” – the opponent sneaked into a rich zone and took many snake hives, as a result, he had over 50 wyverns.
“Rushing.” Etymologically, it likely comes from the French word “rush,” meaning a swift attack. In Heroes, the term “rushing” or “to rush,” and the well-known phrase “rush, and they all die,” refers to a swift attack in the early stages of the game. I can elaborate on this topic if needed.
“Moshnit’.” Etymologically, it comes from the word “moshna,” which means scrotum, and in its modern meaning, it refers to a treasury or possessions. This term in the game can have different meanings. “The opponent started moshnit’,” which likely means buying dendroids and other gnome-golems to storm Utopia. Or it could simply mean creating some seemingly invincible horde. In general, the meaning of this term often depends on the context: “in the treasure, he moshnil a horde of ducks” – the opponent sneaked into a rich zone and took many snake hives, as a result, he had over 50 wyverns.
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