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Rabbit soon came to the head of a bay where there was a very small island, so small that a person could almost jump over it. He jumped onto the island and wished it to become a man-of-war. Otter came to the same shore and saw the big ship anchored there, and the big gentleman in a white suit walking the deck. Open source Enemy Territory: Quake Wars: Splash Damage 2008 First-person shooter Commercial Enigma: Andrew Sega 2007 Puzzle Open source Enigmo: MacPlay(Orig)/Pangea Software 2003 Puzzle Commercial Enigmo 2: Pangea Software 2006 Puzzle Commercial Escape: Malcolm Evans 1982 Arcade Commercial Escape from Monkey Island: LucasArts 2001 Adventure.

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PvP Action

Challenge yourself with intense, exhilarating PvP fighting with the greatest warriors in the open world of Albion. Gear up and use teamwork to send the enemy fleeing from the battlefield! Only the most skilful fighters will leave the field victorious!

Guild Warfare

Conquer a piece of the vast world of Albion for yourself! Territories allow your guild to collect valuable Siphoned Energy and gather precious resources. Claim yours, then expand your empire and protect it from invaders!

PvE Battles

Monster hunting isn’t just a pastime in Albion Online. The creatures you fight provide you with the resources you’ll need to create weapons and items. Arm yourself wisely: Powerful beasts lurk in the world below, and only true heroes can best them!

Farming

Need a break from fighting for your life, but still want to support your guild? Retire to your own private island off the coast of Albion and build and maintain a farm, including crops and animals, with a whole new set of buildings. Generate food to fuel your guild’s war efforts, or even just sell on the market for a profit!

Discover, Gather, Hunt

To erect the greatest cities and smith the most deadly weapons requires resources, and plenty of them. Search far and wide to find the very rarest, most prized materials. But be on your guard - your enemies will be looking too!

Craft your own armor and weapons

A player forges their own destiny! Be it a mighty set of armor, a magic staff or a set of sturdy tools - all items are crafted by you in our player-driven economy, so take up position at the anvil and get smithing!

Haul your goods around the world

There are many ways to transport goods across the vast world of Albion. So load up your trusty pack mule and set off on your way! Be warned, though, a full carriage is slow, and an easy target for thieves - be prepared to protect your cargo!

Trade your goods at local marketplaces

Have more resources and items than you know what to do with? Or are you looking for a particular kind of blade? Take yourself to the nearest marketplace – plenty of traders await you there, and you’re sure to find what you’re looking for!

Player Housing

Build a house, then set it up in style! Comfy beds, tables laden with food, hunting trophies, chests to store your valuables... Grow your collection of furniture and decorations to make your house a home.

Your own corner of Albion

Claim your own corner of the world, then choose from over 20 buildings to develop your patch of land into a functioning city! Whether military, industrial or residential; plan carefully to use the valuable building land effectively and expand your empire.

Destiny Board

To create your perfect character, you need to be shown the many paths your destiny could take you. That’s where the Destiny Board comes in! The Destiny Board shows you everything you are and everything you could be, and that’s a lot! Dive in and choose your path.

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Forget what you know from other MMOs. There are no classes in Albion Online, which means no restrictions on what you can equip. Experiment to design and create your own perfect build - in Albion Online, you are what you wear!

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Demons of Hell

From hideous, fiery nightmares comes an entirely new threat to the world of Albion: The Demons of Hell. For now, their presence is felt only dimly as they try to force their way through gates between this world and theirs, but their will to crossover is unwavering.

The Heretics

The Heretics were corrupted heavily by the magical fallout from the Great War, and are now barely recognizable as their former selves. Crazed, they roam the world of Albion with no purpose but indiscriminate murder. Show them no mercy!

Keepers of Albion

Deep in the forests dwell Albion's oldest denizens, its Keepers. The native inhabitants of Albion channel its dangerous magical power from the nature around them, and are remnants of a forgotten era of peace. They will fight fiercely for their home!

The Undead

The fallen of Albion rarely stay dead for long… Skeletal forms of restless spirits roam in the dark, cavernous recesses of the crypts and dungeons under the earth, preying on unwitting adventurers. These husks know no mercy, and should be shown none!

Disciples of Morgana

Once an immensely powerful sorceress, Morgana diminished after a cataclysmic battle with Merlin at the end of the Great War. However, her devoted Disciples walk the earth still, bearing her standard in the name of evil, devastation... and revenge.

The Avalonians

The Avalonians are a proud and ancient faction, formed after the dragons went to their long slumber. They learned the power of the land through trial and error, infusing their tools, beasts, and even themselves with magic.

Royal Expeditionary Forces

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Sent from the Old World to the coasts of Albion to exploit its resources, the Royals now serve as a place of refuge for newcomers in Albion. Not out of charity, of course, but to fill the King’s coffers in the Old World.

Albion Online is the first truly cross-platform MMO experience, available for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android, with all players on one master server in one massive, sprawling world. You choose how your adventure evolves; at home or on the go!

System Requirements

Windows::

• Windows 7, 8 or 10 (64-bit)
• Intel/AMD CPU with SSE2
• Graphics card with DirectX 10 support or better
• 4 GB RAM or more

OSX:

• Mac OS X 10.7 or higher
• Intel/AMD CPU with SSE2
• Graphics card with OpenGL 3.3 support or better
• 4 GB RAM or more

Linux:

• Ubuntu 14.04 - 18.04 LTS 64 bit or SteamOS (other distributions may work, but are not officially supported)
• Intel/AMD CPU with SSE2
• Graphics card with OpenGL 3.3 support or better
• SDL2: libsdl2-2.0-0
• 4 GB RAM or more

Android (full Android Support will be available after official release):

• Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or higher
• While the game will work on any size mobile screen, some UI and graphical elements will be more visible on tablets.
• Snapdragon 660, 820 or higher recommended
• OpenGL ES 2.0 support or higher
• 3GB RAM (4GB recommended)
• To update to a newer version, please uninstall the game completely and reinstall it with the newest .apk from the download link above.
• Do not install on an SD card. If possible, unmount the card when installing.

iOS (full iOS Support will be available after official release):

• A high-end iOS tablet will be required. Detailed minimum system requirements will be published ahead of the iOS release (ETA yet to be determined)
• 3GB RAM (4GB recommended)

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Rabbit and Otter, The Bungling Host

Many native American tribes have legends in which various animalsdisplay their ways and means of obtaining food from others,sometimes using trickster methods. They return meal invitationsand even attempt to provide food of a similar nature and in themanner of the previous host. Sometimes, this leads to trouble.

There were two wigwams. Otter lived in one with his grandmother,and Rabbit lived with his grandmother in the other. One dayRabbit started out and wandered over to visit Otter in his camp.When Rabbit entered Otter's wigwam, Otter asked if he hadanything to eat at home. 'No,' replied Rabbit. So Otter asked hisgrandmother if she would cook something for Rabbit, but she toldhim she had nothing to cook.

So Otter went out to the pond directly in front of his camp,jumped in, and caught a nice long string of eels. Meanwhile,Rabbit was looking to see how Otter would catch his food. WithOtter's great success, Rabbit thought he could do the same.

Rabbit then invited Otter to come over to his camp the next day.His grandmother had already told him that she had nothing to cookfor their meal, but asked him to go out and find something. ThenRabbit went out to the same pond where Otter had found the stringof eels; but he could get nothing, not one fish, as he could notdive no matter how hard he tried.

In the meantime, his grandmother was waiting. She sent Otter outto find Rabbit, who searched and finally found him at the samepond, soaked and with nothing to show for his efforts.

'What's the matter with you?' he asked.

'I'm trying hard to get us some food,' he replied.

So friendly Otter jumped into the pond and again caught a stringof fish, this time for Rabbit's grandmother to cook for theirdinner. Then Otter went home.

The next day, Rabbit started out to visit Woodpecker. When hereached Woodpecker's wigwam, Rabbit found him at home with hisgrandmother. She got out her large pot to cook a meal, but said,'We have nothing to cook in the pot.' So Woodpecker went outfront to a dry tree-trunk, from which he picked a quantity ofmeal. This he took to his grandmother, and she made a good dinnerfor them.

Rabbit had watched how Woodpecker obtained his meal, so heinvited Woodpecker over to visit him. The very next dayWoodpecker arrived at Rabbit's wigwam for a visit. Rabbit askedhis grandmother to hang up her pot and cook them some dinner.

'But we have nothing to cook,' she replied. So Rabbit wentoutside with his birch-bark vessel to fill it with meal. He triedto dig out the meal with his nose, as he had seen Woodpecker do.Soon Woodpecker came out to see what caused the delay.

Poor Rabbit was hurt, with his nose flattened out and split inthe middle from trying to break into the wood. Woodpecker left toreturn to his own wigwam without any dinner. Ever since then,Rabbit has had to carry around his split nose.

Another day, desperate for food, Rabbit thought he would go andsteal some of Otter's eels. He got into the habit of doing thisevery second night. Toward spring, Otter began to wonder wherehis eels had gone as his barrel was getting low.

Otter thought he would keep watch and soon found Rabbit's foottracks, and said to himself, 'For that, I am going to killRabbit.' Now Rabbit knew what was going on in Otter's mind, andwhen Otter reached Rabbit's camp, he fled.

Otter asked Rabbit's grandmother, 'Where has Rabbit gone?'

'I don't know,' she replied. 'Last night he brought home someeels, then he went away.'

'He has been stealing my eels,' said Otter. 'Now, I'm going tokill him.'

So began Otter's search for Rabbit, who guessed Otter would betrailing him. Otter began to gain on Rabbit, who picked up asmall chip and asked it to become a wigwam. Immediately, the chipbecame a wigwam and Rabbit became an old man sitting inside.

When Otter came along and saw the wigwam, he also saw the gray-headed old man sitting inside. He pretended to be blind. Otterdid not know that this was Rabbit himself. Out of pity for him,Otter gathered some firewood for the old man and asked if he hadheard Rabbit passing by. 'No, I have not heard any one today.' SoOtter continued his search.

Later, Rabbit left his wigwam and started out on another road.Otter could not pick up Rabbit's trail, so he returned to thewigwam. Not only was it empty, but gone entirely. Only a chipremained in its place.

Otter then saw Rabbit's tracks where he had jumped out of thewigwam. This trick made Otter very angry and he cried out, 'Youwon't fool me again.' Otter followed the new trail.

When Rabbit sensed Otter was closing in on him, he picked upanother chip and wished it to become a house, and there was thehouse, ready to live in. Otter came along and was suspicious assoon as he saw the house with a veranda across the front, and abig gentleman walking back and forth all dressed in white,reading a paper.

This, of course, was Rabbit himself, but Otter did not know it.He asked the big gentleman, 'Have you seen Rabbit go this way?'The man appeared not to hear. So Otter asked again. The gentlemanreplied in Pidgin English a phrase that meant, 'Never sawRabbit.' But Otter looked hard at him and noticed the man's feet,which were Rabbit feet. So Otter felt certain this was his prey.

The big gentleman gave Otter some bread and wine, and Otter lefthurriedly to again track Rabbit back to the house. He came to theplace, but the house was not there. Otter could see the trackswhere Rabbit started running away.

'He'll never have a chance to trick me again, that's his lasttime!' declared Otter.

Rabbit soon came to the head of a bay where there was a verysmall island, so small that a person could almost jump over it.He jumped onto the island and wished it to become a man-of-war.

Otter came to the same shore and saw the big ship anchored there,and the big gentleman in a white suit walking the deck. Ottercalled to him, 'You can't trick me now! You're the man I want.'

Then Otter swam out toward the ship, to board it and to killRabbit. But the big gentleman sang out to this sailors, 'Shoothim! His skin is worth a lot of money in France.'

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