answer:1: Plague Knight Class: Support/Range The Plague Knight is a mysterious alchemist who specializes in spreading devastating diseases and manipulating enemies' vulnerabilities. With a sinister knowledge of contagions, the Plague Knight can throw vile concoctions and employ dark magic to grant despair to his foes while inflicting blight and debuffing. Move 1: Plague Grenade The Plague Knight hurls a noxious grenade towards the enemy's backline, dealing damage and applying blight (poison) to the targets, which deals damage every round for a few turns. Move 2: Noxious Blast The Plague Knight throws a vial of contaminating gas at an enemy in the frontline, applying a damage-over-time effect and reducing their accuracy. Move 3: Virulent Embrace The Plague Knight channels dark energy into a chosen party member, granting a significant boost to blight resistance and increasing their dodge chance. Move 4: Contaminate The Plague Knight releases a cloud of pestilent infection, debuffing enemy's defensive stats and possibly causing a disease affliction. Move 5: Disease Transmission The Plague Knight infects an enemy with a randomly chosen disease, affecting their stats negatively. Move 6: Antidote Synthesis The Plague Knight creates a potent antidote that removes blight and bleed effects from targeted party members and applies a small self-heal. Move 7: Siphon Health The Plague Knight leeches life from targeted enemies, healing herself for a percentage of the damage dealt. 2: Courtesan Class: Support/Control The Courtesan is a skilled manipulator and seductress, combining charm and grace with a hidden dagger. Using her guile and cunning, she can cause chaos in her enemies' ranks while bolstering her allies. Move 1: Charm The Courtesan attempts to enthrall an enemy, causing them to take reduced damage from her for a few turns while potentially stunning them. Move 2: Whispers of Envy The Courtesan spreads malicious gossip, lowering the targeted enemy's accuracy and critical hit chance while increasing stress levels. Move 3: Spiteful Serenade The Courtesan performs a haunting tune, dealing stress damage to all enemies while buffing her speed and evasion. Move 4: Poisoned Kiss The Courtesan secretly applies a poisoned lipstick and kisses a targeted enemy, inflicting poison and self-healing for a portion of the damage dealt. Move 5: Bolster Confidence The Courtesan encourages a targeted party member, healing stress damage and granting a temporary buff to damage dealt. Move 6: Beguile The Courtesan casts a persuasive glance at an enemy, forcing them to act last in the turn order for a couple of rounds. Move 7: Hidden Dagger The Courtesan resorts to subtler means, surprising an enemy with a concealed dagger, dealing damage and causing bleed. 3: Belly Dancer Class: Support/Buff The Belly Dancer is a graceful performer whose swaying hips and alluring movements can mesmerize both friend and foe. She uses her captivating dances to provide buffs to her allies and distractions to her enemies. Move 1: Dance of Veils The Belly Dancer performs an entrancing dance, increasing her party's dodge chance and speed. Move 2: Seductive Sway The Belly Dancer targets an enemy, bewitching them, and potentially causing them to skip their next turn as they become enthralled. Move 3: Pyrotechnic Performance The Belly Dancer throws a small firecracker, dealing damage to multiple enemies and applying debuffs to their defensive stats. Move 4: Dance of Serpents The Belly Dancer summons a hypnotic serpent to dance with her, applying poison to an enemy and increasing their stress damage. Move 5: Dervish Whirl The Belly Dancer performs a dizzying dance, striking all enemies for a small amount of damage while lowering their accuracy. Move 6: Haste of the Wind The Belly Dancer channels the speed of a swift wind, enabling her or an ally to take an immediate extra action. Move 7: Restorative Dance The Belly Dancer performs a calming dance, healing stress damage and minor health to targeted party members.

answer:The morality plays from the Middle Ages were typically referred to as "morality plays" or "morality dramas." Examples of these plays include "Everyman," "Mankind," and "The Castle of Perseverance."

answer:Other names for morality plays from the Middle Ages include "miracle plays," "mystery plays," and "miracle and morality plays." These terms were used in different regions and time periods, and the plays themselves varied in style and subject matter.

answer:Mass spectrometry (MS) can determine the sequence of a protein using a technique called 'peptide sequencing by tandem mass spectrometry' or 'MS/MS'. The process involves first breaking down the protein into smaller fragments called peptides using chemical or enzymatic methods. These peptides are then ionized and passed through the mass spectrometer, where they are separated based on their masses. The peptide ions are then fragmented into smaller pieces in what is known as 'collision-induced dissociation'. The resulting fragment ions are then analyzed further to determine the amino acid sequence of the original peptide. The process is repeated for all peptides generated from the protein, allowing for the reconstruction of the complete protein sequence. The sequence of the protein is determined by analyzing the mass-to-charge ratios of the peptide fragments, and comparing them to a database of known sequences. This allows for the identification of the specific amino acids that make up the protein, and the order in which they appear.