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* You and the caroler sing of a white Christmas so convincingly, it freezes your opponent for {{col|ice|X damage}}. | * You and the caroler sing of a white Christmas so convincingly, it freezes your opponent for {{col|ice|X damage}}. | ||
* Your opponent stops to listen to the beautiful carols. ''(1 round stun)'' | * Your opponent stops to listen to the beautiful carols. ''(1 round stun)'' | ||
| − | + | ''Otherwise:'' | |
* The caroler is too busy dreaming of a white Christmas to start the next number. | * The caroler is too busy dreaming of a white Christmas to start the next number. | ||
| + | * The caroler gets stuck in a fa-lalala-la-la-la-loop. | ||
| + | ''When you have a sidekick that already blocks attacks then:'' | ||
* Your sidekick's antics distract everyone from the caroler's beautiful singing. | * Your sidekick's antics distract everyone from the caroler's beautiful singing. | ||
}} | }} | ||
| + | ==References== | ||
| + | * The ice attack and first failure message refer to "{{wikipedia|White Christmas (song)|White Christmas}}". | ||
| + | * The second failure message refers to "{{wikipedia|Deck the Halls}}". | ||
Revision as of 20:20, 29 December 2016
Caroler
Companion obtained from item.
Item: Caroling sheets
Duration: 90 minutes
Ability: Attacks foes with ice, stops opponent attacks
Messages
During combat:
- You and the caroler sing of a white Christmas so convincingly, it freezes your opponent for X damage.
- Your opponent stops to listen to the beautiful carols. (1 round stun)
Otherwise:
- The caroler is too busy dreaming of a white Christmas to start the next number.
- The caroler gets stuck in a fa-lalala-la-la-la-loop.
When you have a sidekick that already blocks attacks then:
- Your sidekick's antics distract everyone from the caroler's beautiful singing.
References
- The ice attack and first failure message refer to "White Christmas".
- The second failure message refers to "Deck the Halls".
