I think it’s supposed to be “standard-bearer”, which (at least in my part of the world) would more likely be called a “flag bearer” since more people are familiar with the word “flag” over “standard” when used in that sense of the word.

Also, it looks like it was originally called alfil (according to this Wikipedia article? Whereas the Italian “alfiere” came from a different Spanish word meaning “second lieutenant”?

Because of OP’s title, I’m now imagining a “British” debuff. What’s that like? “Scurvied” ? Or “stabbed”?

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Smooth or chunky peanut butter?

The bottle is green, the liquid is brown

Gamecube controllers had X on the right, if you’re looking to fill in your graphic :)

Same thing happens to me as well

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I just wanted you to watch me dissolve

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