Mask of Odysseus

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Item Number: 926
Description ID: 11235813
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mask of Odysseus
Plural: Unknown
No, not the figure from Hellenic legend who was part of the sacking of Troy, this Odysseus specialized in financial protection services. In other words he guarded Twilight's largest banks. You could call him a protector of troy (ounces, that is). A crafty strategist, Odysseus only turned to fighting as a last resort. He was often heard to claim that fortunes were saved or lost by the time the blueprints were drawn.

This mask contained a variety of optical enhancements that served him well, providing multi-spectral vision that allowed him to see details others would miss, and exceptional ranged targeting ability, because both the original and the modern Odysseuses were good with the bow, see?

October 2009 Item of the Month

Accessory
Item cannot be auto-sold
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+15% Intellect
+15% item drops
Makes the wearer unusually cunning.
+5 Ranged damage



How Obtained


The Wok of Stars

Other Uses


Sometimes at the beginning of a combat where you would have lost initiative, you win initiative and get a message:

The improved vision of your Odysseus mask indicates that someone is approaching. Thinking quickly, you hastily build a X-shaped shelter out of Y and wait until your opponent is nearby. Then you jump out and catch them by complete surprise.

X is one of:

  • pig
  • ox
  • rat
  • dragon
  • rooster
  • goat
  • horse
  • rabbit
  • dog
  • cow
  • badger

Y is one of:

  • origami made from unrecycled newspaper
  • an old couch and a broken bicycle
  • primordial soup
  • a convenient dumpster
  • frosted glass and silly putty
  • your own sense of self-satisfaction
  • a single blade of grass
  • depleted tritanium
  • your collection of merit badges
  • nothing but paste and dynamite
  • milk crates
  • some nearby boxes

References

  • Refers to Odysseus, the legendary hero of Homer's, who took part in of the sacking of Troy.
  • The Troy weight system is used for precious metals.