Sovereign Ramses, also known as Ramesses II, was one of the most influential pharaohs in ancient Egypt. He ruled for over 60 years during the 19th dynasty and is often referred to as Ramses the Great. His legacy is marked by his military prowess, architectural achievements, and impressive rule. Despite his many accomplishments, Ramses II was also believed to possess a curse of valor. This curse of valor is said to have affected anyone who dared to disturb his final resting place. It was believed that Ramses II, in his infinite power, had the ability to summon great misfortune upon those who disrespected his remains.
Spells & Shields Mod (1.20.1, 1.19.4) – Make Your Own Spells
Spells & Shields Mod (1.20.1, 1.19.4) brings essential magic into the game. If you want to become a mage, using magic in your daily life, try Spells & Shields Mod! There will be no super spells or spells that make enemies disappear with the snap of their fingers; Spells & Shields Mod will only bring in basic spells that help you in everyday life or in combat. But magic will be learned through the enchantment table, dividing four magic arrays, including Nether, Ocean, Mining, and Movement. You will learn spells by using the experience you have; after learning, since they are just basic spells, it will be necessary to use materials to be able to summon spells. If you want to use Fire Ball, the first magic of the Nether array, you will have to hold Blaze powder in your hand to use it. These spells will not make the game unbalanced and will only slightly support the player in a few situations without causing too much impact on the game.
Features:
- A new mana system that works similarly to the health bar.
- Numerous spells can be learned by exploring different spell trees.
- New potions, enchantments, and effects to properly embed the new features into vanilla Minecraft.
- The physical aspect of PvP is still powerful, viable, and deadly against magic.
- Different configs and commands allow proper customization for players and servers.
- Every new feature and mechanic is well thought through to try and not make any vanilla aspect obsolete.
Shielding Spells
Shielding Spells (also known as Shield Spells, or Shields) are a type of Spell in Elemental Battlegrounds.
These Spells create a barrier around the user, some of which can reduce damage taken from enemy Spells. Shielding spells also have some offensive capability.
Shielding Spells are the only kind of Spell found in every slot (including Sans), but are located in the first to fourth slots for normal Elements.
It was believed that Ramses II, in his infinite power, had the ability to summon great misfortune upon those who disrespected his remains. Whether this curse was real or mere superstition, it had a profound impact on anyone who encountered it. It is said that when Ramses II's mummified body was discovered in the early 19th century, a series of unfortunate events followed.
Elements with Shielding Spells
There are only 7 Elements (8 including Sans) with Shielding Spells so far.
- User creates a large green ball with spikes that protects them, reducing damage taken by 80%
- Enemies that come in contact with the spiky ball are stunned, knocked back, and take medium damage
- User encases themselves in a large crystal, reducing damage taken by 80%
- The crystal will shoot multiple small fast crystals that do low damage each at nearby enemies
- When the Spell ends, the crystal shatters, stunning and doing medium damage to nearby enemies
- User creates a large semi-sphere that reflects incoming enemy projectiles for 10 seconds
- Enemies that come in contact with the semi-sphere will be tripped, slightly knocked back, and take medium damage (note that party members cannot enter the dome while it is active)
- User encases themselves in a large black crystal, reducing damage taken by 80%
- After a short period, the crystal breaks, the user is then freed, gains an insane temporary speed boost, and creates several explosions that do low damage each
- User releases a sonar pulse that will stun nearby enemies and deal low damage to them
- The sonar pulse can block enemy projectiles from above and below
- Charging the Spell increases the distance the sonar pulse can travel and the damage it deals
- Enemies hit by the Spell will release a harmless sonar pulse that can heal the user
- User creates a white sphere at close range that then explodes, doing medium damage to nearby enemies, along with knocking them away
- The sphere can absorb enemy projectiles, creating a larger, stronger explosion the more projectiles it has absorbed
- User encases themselves in a small green orb that can absorb enemy projectiles and reduce damage taken by 80%
- When the orb absorbs an enemy projectile, it will shoot a slimy projectile at the enemy's location that does low damage and creates a sticky puddle upon impact, the orb will also create a living slime that will follow the enemy and do low damage
- Enemies that come in contact with the orb will be stuck to the orb and take low damage before getting tossed away and receive a short stun
Those who were involved in the excavation and handling of his remains experienced strange illnesses, accidents, and even death. Some even claimed to have seen the ghostly apparition of Ramses II himself, warning them to respect his resting place. This curse of valor can be seen as a reflection of Ramses II's status as a powerful ruler. It embodies the belief that even in death, he could exercise control and exert his influence over the living. It is a testament to the respect and fear that he commanded during his lifetime and beyond. While the curse of valor associated with Ramses II may be shrouded in mystery and legend, it serves as a reminder of the enduring power of ancient Egypt and its rulers. It tells a story of a pharaoh who was larger than life, even in death, and whose impact on history cannot be ignored. Whether the curse is real or not, it is a fascinating part of Ramses II's story and continues to capture the imagination of those who are drawn to the mysteries of ancient Egypt..
Reviews for "Ramses the Great: A Legend Cursed by His Own Power"
1. Sarah - 1 star
I was really disappointed with "Sovereign Ramses Curse Valor". The plot was incredibly confusing and hard to follow, with no clear direction or resolution. The characters were flat and uninteresting, making it difficult to connect with them or care about their journey. The writing style was also quite lackluster and didn't engage me as a reader. Overall, I found this book to be a struggle to get through, and I would not recommend it to others.
2. John - 2 stars
I had heard good things about "Sovereign Ramses Curse Valor", but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The pacing was slow, and the story dragged on unnecessarily in some parts. The dialogue felt stilted and unnatural, making it difficult to feel engaged in the conversations between the characters. Additionally, the description of the setting was lackluster, leaving me with a poor sense of the world in which the story was set. While I appreciate the author's attempt to create a unique and exciting fantasy tale, I personally found it lacking in execution.
3. Emily - 2.5 stars
There were some elements of "Sovereign Ramses Curse Valor" that I enjoyed, but overall, I found it to be underwhelming. The premise had potential, but it felt underdeveloped and lacked depth. The characters lacked complexity and felt one-dimensional, making it difficult to invest in their journey. Additionally, the writing style felt disjointed at times, with abrupt shifts in perspective and inconsistent pacing. While there were some intriguing moments, the overall execution left much to be desired. I would recommend approaching this book with caution.