ETU brutes - Revision history

Patojonas: updating drop rates

2014-06-21T19:30:23Z

updating drop rates

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	\|xp=101		\|xp=101
	\|item1=torn ETU sweatshirt\|image1=etusweatshirt.gif\|drop1={{statrate\|~~950~~\|~~112~~\|+}}		\|item1=torn ETU sweatshirt\|image1=etusweatshirt.gif\|drop1={{statrate\|1734\|185\|+}}
	\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|~~950~~\|~~187~~\|+}}		\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|1734\|365\|+}}
	\|loc1=Ides		\|loc1=Ides
	\|newres={{res\|none}}		\|newres={{res\|none}}

Hoyifung04: drop rates

2014-06-21T17:00:07Z

drop rates

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	\|xp=101		\|xp=101
	\|item1=torn ETU sweatshirt\|image1=etusweatshirt.gif\|drop1={{statrate\|~~593~~\|73\|+}}		\|item1=torn ETU sweatshirt\|image1=etusweatshirt.gif\|drop1={{statrate\|950\|112\|+}}
	\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|~~593~~\|~~118~~\|+}}		\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|950\|187\|+}}
	\|loc1=Ides		\|loc1=Ides
	\|newres={{res\|none}}		\|newres={{res\|none}}

Hoyifung04 at 18:50, 15 June 2014

2014-06-15T18:50:49Z

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	\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|593\|118\|+}}		\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|593\|118\|+}}
	\|loc1=~~Cube Theater~~		\|loc1=Ides
	\|newres={{res\|none}}		\|newres={{res\|none}}
	}}		}}

Sanjuro: typo

2014-05-06T03:29:37Z

typo

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	* The name of the foe refers to the quote "''Et tu, Bruté''?" in the play ''{{wikipedia\|Julius Caesar (play)\|Julius Caesar}}''. The line (which means "And you, Brutus?" in Latin) is uttered by Julius Caesar as he sees that the group of assassins stabbing him to death includes his friend Brutus. The second hit and miss messages also refer to this assassination.		* The name of the foe refers to the quote "''Et tu, Bruté''?" in the play ''{{wikipedia\|Julius Caesar (play)\|Julius Caesar}}''. The line (which means "And you, Brutus?" in Latin) is uttered by Julius Caesar as he sees that the group of assassins stabbing him to death includes his friend Brutus. The second hit and miss messages also refer to this assassination.
	* The third hit message refers to the apocryphal story of the Roman Emperor {{wikipedia\|Nero}} playing a fiddle during the {{wikipedia\|Great Fire of Rome}}.		* The third hit message refers to the apocryphal story of the Roman Emperor {{wikipedia\|Nero}} playing a fiddle during the {{wikipedia\|Great Fire of Rome}}.
	* The third miss message refers to a scene in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|This is Spinal Tap}}'' in which a stage prop is inadvertently built 18 inches tall instead of 18 feet tall.		* The third miss message refers to a scene in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|This Is Spinal Tap}}'' in which a stage prop is inadvertently built 18 inches tall instead of 18 feet tall.

Sanjuro: added reference info

2014-05-04T01:04:30Z

added reference info

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	==References==		==References==
	* The name of the foe refers to the quote "Et tu, Bruté?" in the play ''{{wikipedia\|Julius Caesar (play)\|Julius Caesar}}''. The line (which means "And you, Brutus?" in Latin) is uttered by Julius Caesar as he sees that the group of assassins stabbing him to death includes his friend Brutus.		* The name of the foe refers to the quote "''Et tu, Bruté''?" in the play ''{{wikipedia\|Julius Caesar (play)\|Julius Caesar}}''. The line (which means "And you, Brutus?" in Latin) is uttered by Julius Caesar as he sees that the group of assassins stabbing him to death includes his friend Brutus. The second hit and miss messages also refer to this assassination.
	* The third hit message refers to the apocryphal story of the Roman Emperor {{wikipedia\|Nero}} playing a fiddle during the {{wikipedia\|Great Fire of Rome}}.		* The third hit message refers to the apocryphal story of the Roman Emperor {{wikipedia\|Nero}} playing a fiddle during the {{wikipedia\|Great Fire of Rome}}.
	* The third miss message refers to a scene in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|This is Spinal Tap}}'' in which a stage prop is inadvertently built 18 inches tall instead of 18 feet tall.		* The third miss message refers to a scene in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|This is Spinal Tap}}'' in which a stage prop is inadvertently built 18 inches tall instead of 18 feet tall.

Sanjuro: added reference info

2014-05-03T08:52:36Z

added reference info

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	{{combatencounter		{{combatencounter
	\|indef=the		\|indef=the
	\|name=		\|name=ETU brutes
	\|image=etubrutes.gif		\|image=etubrutes.gif
	\|desc=Now, technically, these students from East Twilight University aren't brutes yet, they're just undergrads majoring in Brute Studies. They certainly seem to be on the fast track to villainy if not super...ness.		\|desc=Now, technically, these students from East Twilight University aren't brutes yet, they're just undergrads majoring in Brute Studies. They certainly seem to be on the fast track to villainy if not super...ness.
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	\|newres={{res\|none}}		\|newres={{res\|none}}
	}}		}}
			==References==
			* The name of the foe refers to the quote "Et tu, Bruté?" in the play ''{{wikipedia\|Julius Caesar (play)\|Julius Caesar}}''. The line (which means "And you, Brutus?" in Latin) is uttered by Julius Caesar as he sees that the group of assassins stabbing him to death includes his friend Brutus.
			* The third hit message refers to the apocryphal story of the Roman Emperor {{wikipedia\|Nero}} playing a fiddle during the {{wikipedia\|Great Fire of Rome}}.
			* The third miss message refers to a scene in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|This is Spinal Tap}}'' in which a stage prop is inadvertently built 18 inches tall instead of 18 feet tall.

Patojonas: drop rates

2014-02-16T18:48:53Z

drop rates

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	\|chips=76-164		\|chips=76-164
	\|xp=101		\|xp=101
	\|item1=torn ETU sweatshirt\|image1=etusweatshirt.gif\|drop1={{statrate\|~~267~~\|30\|+}}		\|item1=torn ETU sweatshirt\|image1=etusweatshirt.gif\|drop1={{statrate\|593\|73\|+}}
	\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|~~267~~\|51\|+}}		\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|593\|118\|+}}
	\|loc1=Cube Theater		\|loc1=Cube Theater
	\|newres={{res\|none}}		\|newres={{res\|none}}
	}}		}}

Hoyifung04: drop rates

2014-02-16T04:04:15Z

drop rates

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	\|xp=101		\|xp=101
	\|item1=torn ETU sweatshirt\|image1=etusweatshirt.gif\|drop1=		\|item1=torn ETU sweatshirt\|image1=etusweatshirt.gif\|drop1={{statrate\|267\|30\|+}}
	\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2=		\|item2=laurel root beer\|image2=root-beer.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|267\|51\|+}}
	\|loc1=Cube Theater		\|loc1=Cube Theater
	\|newres={{res\|none}}		\|newres={{res\|none}}
	}}		}}

Patojonas: start

2014-02-15T19:45:41Z

start

New page

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|indef=the
|name=
|image=etubrutes.gif
|desc=Now, technically, these students from East Twilight University aren't brutes yet, they're just undergrads majoring in Brute Studies. They certainly seem to be on the fast track to villainy if not super...ness.
|pronoun=They
|hit2=One of the brutes viciously betrays you! You're actually more annoyed with yourself for being surprised than anything else. {{hitnote|{{element|physical|}}+{{element|psychic|}}}}
|hit3=The brutes tip over a model building on you, then set it on fire for good measure. When you suggest they fiddle for good measure, they look at you blankly. {{hitnote|{{element|physical|}}+{{element|fire|}}}}
|hit1=One of the brutes shouts "ETU!" and crushes a can on your head.
|miss2=One of the brutes viciously betrays you! You... aren't as surprised as the exclamation point would indicate.
|miss3=The brutes tip over a model building on you, but it's only eighteen inches tall, so you're not too concerned.
|miss1=One of the brutes shouts "ETU!" and crushes a can on his head. It looks painful.
|chips=76-164
|xp=101
|item1=torn ETU sweatshirt|image1=etusweatshirt.gif|drop1=
|item2=laurel root beer|image2=root-beer.gif|drop2=
|loc1=Cube Theater
|newres={{res|none}}
}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:29, 6 May 2014
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	* The name of the foe refers to the quote "''Et tu, Bruté''?" in the play ''{{wikipedia\|Julius Caesar (play)\|Julius Caesar}}''. The line (which means "And you, Brutus?" in Latin) is uttered by Julius Caesar as he sees that the group of assassins stabbing him to death includes his friend Brutus. The second hit and miss messages also refer to this assassination.		* The name of the foe refers to the quote "''Et tu, Bruté''?" in the play ''{{wikipedia\|Julius Caesar (play)\|Julius Caesar}}''. The line (which means "And you, Brutus?" in Latin) is uttered by Julius Caesar as he sees that the group of assassins stabbing him to death includes his friend Brutus. The second hit and miss messages also refer to this assassination.
	* The third hit message refers to the apocryphal story of the Roman Emperor {{wikipedia\|Nero}} playing a fiddle during the {{wikipedia\|Great Fire of Rome}}.		* The third hit message refers to the apocryphal story of the Roman Emperor {{wikipedia\|Nero}} playing a fiddle during the {{wikipedia\|Great Fire of Rome}}.
	* The third miss message refers to a scene in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|This is Spinal Tap}}'' in which a stage prop is inadvertently built 18 inches tall instead of 18 feet tall.		* The third miss message refers to a scene in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|This Is Spinal Tap}}'' in which a stage prop is inadvertently built 18 inches tall instead of 18 feet tall.