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This article is about the unit in Age of Mythology. For the unit in Age of Empires II, see Ornlu the Wolf. |
| “ | A legendary wolf of unusual size. | ” |
| —In-game description | ||
Ornlu is a Scenario Editor hero unit in Age of Mythology. It looks identical to a Fenris Wolf Brood, but does not have its pack boost ability. It is a reference to Ornlu the Wolf in Age of Empires II.
Before Retold, despite its name and hero-like birth/death visual effects, Ornlu was a myth unit and not a hero unit, and did not have a hero glow on its body. Although it was reclassified as a hero in Retold, it still cannot pick up Relics.
Campaign appearances[]
Fall of the Trident[]
- North: In Retold, Ornlu appears in the eastern part of the map, near a Relic and a Shrine. He is surrounded by some Fimbulwinter Wolves.
Pillars of the Gods[]
- Shattered Underworlds: Ornlu and several Fenris Wolf Broods have taken over one of the Dwarven Armories, which can be repossessed to gain Dwarven Weapons.
Relic bonuses[]
- Hermes' Winged Sandals: +5% movement speed.
- Pelt of Argus: +6 Line of Sight.
- Tyrfing, Angantyr's Sword: Regenerate 10% of damage dealt to units.
- Scales of a Catoblepas: -15% pierce vulnerability. (Before Retold)
Changelog[]
Age of Mythology[]
- Ornlu is classified as a myth unit.
- He has the features of a semi-hero. He has 40% hack / 50% pierce / 85% crush armors, 5.5 speed, attack multiplier of 3× vs. myth units and 0.5× vs. heroes, does 15 attack per second, and occupies 3 population slots.
Retold[]
- He is classified as a hero (but he cannot pick up Relics).
- He has 40% hack / 55% pierce / 80% crush armors, 4.5 speed, attack multiplier of 7× vs. myth units and none vs. heroes, does 25 attack per hit with a Rate of Fire of 1.5, and occupies 1 population slot.
History[]
This section is the same as that of the Wolf.
| “ | Scientific name -- Canis lupus Size -- 50-150 lbs. Diet -- deer, caribou, elk, sheep, small mammals Historically, gray wolves could be found throughout the northern hemisphere, from the Arctic to the tropics. Habitat destruction and hunting have greatly reduced their ranges. They are highly social animals that live and hunt in packs of up to thirty-six individuals led by an alpha male and female. Unrelated immigrants may be adopted into a pack. Packs are generally territorial and patrol their domains against intruders. Except for the red wolf, all living wolves are considered to be part of the C. lupus species. Domestic dogs, including feral subspecies such as dingos, are also classified as being wolves. Domestication, perhaps as many as five different times, has led to significant (but genetically irrelevant) differences between wolves and dogs. |
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| —In-game help section | ||
