Construct
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Both words in one sentence
- If there is a goal, it usually is to reach a certain settlement size, to gather a certain amount of units of a resource, to construct/research certain objects.
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In the original Warcraft strategy game, there is a later Humans mission where you have a base and a formidable starting army, but no peasants (worker units that gather gold and construct buildings) and not enough gold to build a peasant.
Source: Sequence Breaking -
The timberwolves are trees that drop "transmission seeds," which can magically gather up plant matter and assemble it into the form of a wolfnote or a lycanthrope or a centaur and puppet the construct within a set radius of where they grow.
Source: Marionette Master
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