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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
The Fazguls cannot be defeated by mortal weapons. Before the battle begins, [[Daniel]] summons his own army to fight them using the [[Chalice of Souls]] (or the Anubis Stone in ''Resurrection''). The two forces will battle and Daniel will be able to assist his army by healing them using the [[Good Lightning |Good Lightning. ]]The colour of Daniel's troops indicates their remaining energy - The redder they are, the closer they are to dying. Take care, however; the Good Lightning will drain you of your own energy to heal your troops. If you're healing them correctly, your army should slowly defeat Zarok's Fazguls. After the battle is over, they will warp away, leaving behind an [[Energy Vial]] for Dan to heal up. | The Fazguls cannot be defeated by mortal weapons. Before the battle begins, [[Daniel]] summons his own army to fight them using the [[Chalice of Souls]] (or the [[Anubis Stone]] in ''Resurrection''). The two forces will battle and Daniel will be able to assist his army by healing them using the [[Good Lightning |Good Lightning. ]]The colour of Daniel's troops indicates their remaining energy - The redder they are, the closer they are to dying. Take care, however; the Good Lightning will drain you of your own energy to heal your troops. If you're healing them correctly, your army should slowly defeat Zarok's Fazguls. After the battle is over, they will warp away, leaving behind an [[Energy Vial]] for Dan to heal up. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Their name is based off the '''Nazgûl''' from the ''Lord of the Rings'' trilogy. | *Their name is based off the '''Nazgûl''' from the ''Lord of the Rings'' trilogy. | ||