It terrorizes the sea lanes, summoning vast storms and attacking coastal ports on a whim. The great Merwyrm Amanar has been awoken from its slumber by the vacillations of the Great Vortex. They are not involved with the race for the Great Vortex however they have agendas of their own… Vampire Coast factions are playable in the Eye of the Vortex and Mortal Empires campaigns.New roster: command towering constructs, ghastly pincered sea-beasts, ghoulish horrors and musket-wielding piratical zombie hordes in battle!.Reward your undead Admirals with new Fleet Office Roles befitting their loyalty.Unique tech tree unlocking four unique Vampire Coast Lords.Unique upgradeable ships for each Legendary Lord.New School of Magic: The Lore of the Deep.However, now that the vortex of Ulthuan weakens, the captains search for more than mere treasure… for the Star-Metal Harpoon lies in the deeps, a weapon powerful enough to bring the greatest Merwyrm of them all to heel! These tyrants ply the seas seeking plunder of blood and gold. But the insane Arch-Commodore Harkon is not the only unliving admiral who takes to the seas with pistol-armed crews of zombies, vampiric depth guard, syreens and mournguls… there are other pirate lords who command dreadfleets of their own, packed to the gunwales with crews press-ganged into eternal service. Ever since, it has been a domain where the dead stir, leading expeditions into the jungle interior or setting sail across the Great Ocean to commit wanton acts of piracy. It was the undying lord Luthor Harkon that laid claim to a stretch of Lustria’s east coast. Dread prows pierce the gloom ahead, and the ghastly truth is laid bare: upon the ghoul-winds come the swollen hulks and decaying vessels of the Vampire Coast! Run now – run hard and fast. The sound multiplies, and with it, the groan of a thousand breathless voices, joined in something part-shanty, part-dirge. The jungle sounds behind you fade, and in their place comes a wet thudding, as of rotten rigging against a mouldy mast. As you stand on the dock and peer seawards through the gathering mists, strain your ears. Most recently, the orbiter returned stunning images of what winter looks like on Mars.Night falls on Lustria. The orbiter searches for evidence of water, ice and complex terrain and scouts future landing sites for other missions. The spacecraft and its suite of instruments help NASA scientists study the Martian atmosphere, weather and climate, and how they change over time. The orbiter circles Mars every 112 minutes, flying from about 160 miles (255 kilometers) above the south pole to 200 miles (320 kilometers) over the north pole. The powerful camera was designed to capture detailed images of the Martian surface, including features as small as 3 feet (1 meter). The HiRISE camera has been taking images of Mars since 2006, when the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter began circling the red planet. NASA images showcase eerie beauty of winter on MarsĪnd last March, the Curiosity rover spotted a rock formation that resembled a flower on Mars. The frost here is a mixture of carbon dioxide ice and water ice and will disappear in a few months when spring arrives. Winter frost covers the colder, north-facing half of each dune (but not the warmer south-facing half). Sand dunes are moving across this landscape from top left to bottom right. This picture was taken far north of the equator just two days after the winter solstice when the Sun was just a few degrees above the horizon. Sometimes though, we would like to know what's going on in the dim wintertime areas. Usually, HiRISE takes pictures of well-illuminated terrain where there is plenty of light to produce clear images.

Futurama face of mars