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wraithy by ScottGSmith October 9, 2005
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TTV Wraith
Stereotype for players that stream on Twitch TV. They try to play the game always on the edge, as they want to keep their "audience" entertained. Most of the times they don't have enough skill to back it up for this style of play, so they constantly fail and leave games as soon as possible to try again in another match.
Wraith because she is easily the best legend in the game, you'll see other legends being used for that too, but it's very rare.
Wraith because she is easily the best legend in the game, you'll see other legends being used for that too, but it's very rare.
*Gets in a lobby with a TTV wraith in the squad*
"Oh man, I already know what's gonna happen..."
*TTV Wraith relinquishes the jumpmaster and drops solo*
*TTV Wraith gets knocked down after engaging a full squad*
*TTV Wraith disconnects*
"I knew it! They are always like that."
"Oh man, I already know what's gonna happen..."
*TTV Wraith relinquishes the jumpmaster and drops solo*
*TTV Wraith gets knocked down after engaging a full squad*
*TTV Wraith disconnects*
"I knew it! They are always like that."
TTV Wraith by jogadorpadrao July 27, 2020
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TTV Wraith
A stereotype in the community of Apex Legends, usually described as a Twitch streamer who mains the character Wraith, trash talks, always has a Wingman in her inventory, never uses pings, rushes off towards the enemies instantly, and usually leave the match 0.1 seconds after getting knocked down.
Player 1: Aw shit, Wraith left the match. I was about to grab her banner!
Player 2: That guy must be a TTV Wraith.
Player 2: That guy must be a TTV Wraith.
TTV Wraith by The7Guy November 10, 2020
Dignity Wraith
We can also see the staggering fact that after no more than two weeks on the job, Rosenstein’s public reputation, which was formidable, has been destroyed. He now joins a legion of Trump Dignity Wraiths, men and women (though mainly men) of once vaunted reputations or at least public prestige who have been reduced to mere husks of their former selves after crossing the Trump Dignity Loss Event Horizon.
Dignity Wraith by Montbeliard May 30, 2018
The Wraith Guard
The Wraith Guard by Insurgi December 21, 2013
Bald Wraith
Usually associated with Apex Legends. Bald Wraith is a catch all term for any TryHard Wraith player.
Every time I solo queue, the champion always seems to be a bald Wraith with a diamond badge, a 4K damage badge, and a 20 kill badge.
Bald Wraith by L1M1TL3SS RANG3 October 28, 2020
Wraithverge
The Wraithverge is a weapon from Hexen. Parias, the Cleric, uses this weapon. It is a staff (verge) whose visible part is a large, ornate crucifix with a large ruby on the end. Like the Quietus and Bloodscourge, the Wraithverge needs to be assembled from different segments found throughout the game.
The Wraithverge is the most destructive weapon in the game. When fired, it shoots a sphere of spiritual energy which splits into four ghosts (wraiths) that rend and tear at enemies that get in their way. The ghosts can, however, be turned against the player if they fire the Wraithverge at any monster that is in protect mode (The Heresiarch's reflective barrier, the mage's Icon of the Defender, and Centaur/Slaughtaur in shield stance before the ghosts split from the original projectile) or if they are repelled with a Disc of Repulsion. The Wraithverge is also the most mana-consuming weapon in the game, requiring 18 of each kind of mana.
Source: Doom Wiki
The Wraithverge is the most destructive weapon in the game. When fired, it shoots a sphere of spiritual energy which splits into four ghosts (wraiths) that rend and tear at enemies that get in their way. The ghosts can, however, be turned against the player if they fire the Wraithverge at any monster that is in protect mode (The Heresiarch's reflective barrier, the mage's Icon of the Defender, and Centaur/Slaughtaur in shield stance before the ghosts split from the original projectile) or if they are repelled with a Disc of Repulsion. The Wraithverge is also the most mana-consuming weapon in the game, requiring 18 of each kind of mana.
Source: Doom Wiki
Guy 1: Did you see what happened to those monsters when I fired the Wraithverge?
Guy 2: No, what happened?
Guy 1: Those monsters got raped by those ghosts!
Guy 2: No, what happened?
Guy 1: Those monsters got raped by those ghosts!
Wraithverge by Parias December 22, 2008
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