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Army Giant Moving
rate n plz help me fix ma e-hero deck plz?
monsters x21
wroughweiler x2
exiled force
wildheart x2
necroshade
bubbleman x2
bladedge
d.d. warrior lady
sparkman x2
clayman x2
burstinatrix x2
avian x2
neos
ma eater bug
penguin soldier
spells x18
reinforcemets of the army
swords of revealing light
scapegoat
polymerazation x2
lightning vortex
fusion gate
shrink
brain control
book of moon
the warrior returning alive
emergency call
oversoul (summon neos)
monster reborn
righteous justice
fusion sage
dark factory of mass production
magical mallet
traps x8
7 tools o the bandit
sakuretsu armor
royal decree
negate attack
magic cylinder
hero signal
mirror force
stronghold the moving fortress
fusions x5
electrum
flame wingman
necroid shaman
mariner
thunder giant
don't 4get 2 rate n help me edit i hope to get skyscraper 2- hero city n sckyscraper n miracle fusion n some more fusionz list some good fusions also plz thnx
juss added fusion recovery 2 ma deck
add a future fusion, 3 polmirizations, 3 skyscrapers, 2 skyscraper-2, shiningflare wingman, 2 flame wingman, 2 necroid shaman, 3 necroshade, 3 wildheart, 3 thundergiant, 2 rampart blaster, 2 bladeedge. add 3 solom judjment, if you can.
now take out, man eater bug, i know it is a good card but trust me, 7 tools of the bandit, not needed in this deck, take out shrink and take out scapegoat, deffinatley not needed here. and take out lightning vortex. also take out whatever you fell is not nessicary in the deck. try to take out cards ujntil you only have a 40 - 45 card limit.
this should make your deck rujn aloty better.
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Arkansas Giant Red-Headed Centipede 07 29 08
Giant Citadel in Yazd Iran
The giant fortress of SARYAZD is one of the most eye-catching and incredible fortresses. Having many distinctive features both historically and architecturally as it stands unique amongst the very many fortresses dispersed around the central desert of Iran.
The fortress, which remained in a state of inattention and obscurity for a long time is situated beside a village called by the same name in Mehriz district near the city of Yazd. It is known for its being the only three-storied fortress in Yazd province still standing.
Saryazd fortress is built three stories high with a small hidden entrance for each floor designed in such a way as to make it difficult if not impossible for medieval soldiers from invading armies to penetrate inside the fortress. The structure of the fortress consists of two separate cores each surrounded by its own set of massive walls. This fortress was built and rebuilt over the course of several decades and centuries. Its inner core dating back to the Sassanid era some 1800 years ago, is considered the very stronghold of the overall structure which was designed to protect the patriotic and pious inhabitants of Saryazd village during invasions. At one time it served as the last line of defense by Zoroastrians against invading armies some 1400 years ago.
The outer core was later built during Safavid era with the intention of providing security for local inhabitants. It also provided sufficient numbers of stables for protection of cattle against common banditry rampant at that time.
The whole site is surrounded by a ditch over 5 meters deep only accessible over a wooden bridge directly in front of the main gate. The fortress is also special for having a rare track-laid gate with giant patches of iron - rammed onto it, thus preventing it from catching fire.
Dark roofed alleys of the fortress are constructed narrow enough to let only one man to pass at a time. It did not take so long for an invader to find himself like a mouse caught in a dark maze while every other alleyways led to a square-like checkpoint. Here dozens of warriors and swordsmen with their backs against the sunlight would be laying in ambush to gang upon the intruder. However while men and young boys were fighting down in the alleyways, women, children and elderly were kept in safe rooms up on higher stories.
People of Saryazd are famous for their patriotism and bravery. They have repeatedly resisted against various invaders and fought to the last drop of their blood in line for upholding their dignity since time immemorial.
Over centuries, these patriotic people migrated to other parts of the country. Many ended up living in nearby city of Yazd. Today when we hear them speak, we notice how proud they are of their role in the history of their homeland.
Masood Kazerani is a freelance journalist/ reporter specializing in current world affairs, travel and tourism. He writes for: http://www.hamsayeh.net
About the Author
Masood Kazerani is a freelance journalist/ reporter specializing in current world affairs, travel and tourism. He also writes on various subjects about his current country of residence - Iran. He can be reached by email: maskazer@hotmail.com or through a news website he is currently contributing to: http://www.hamsayeh.net
