Paradox Knot - Revision history

Muhandes: moved Paradox knot to Paradox Knot over redirect: renamed

2011-05-03T05:49:07Z

moved Paradox knot to Paradox Knot over redirect: renamed

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Muhandes: renamed

2011-05-03T05:48:51Z

renamed

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	\|descid=6638904		\|descid=6638904
	\|itemid=1506		\|itemid=1506
	\|name=~~paradox knot~~		\|name=Paradox Knot
	\|plural=~~paradox knots~~		\|plural=Paradox Knots
	\|image=paradox-knot.gif		\|image=paradox-knot.gif
	\|desc=If you know your Greek mythology, you'll realize the paradox of the Gordian knot was that it held the sword of Damocles above your head despite the fact that Damocles wasn't really his name; it was Ventricles instead. In a weird twist of fate only that sword was able to cut the knot that held it, but you needed to free the knot to wield the sword, and wield the sword to free the knot, which is a real catch-22-chickens-and-eggs scenario of a different color.		\|desc=If you know your Greek mythology, you'll realize the paradox of the Gordian knot was that it held the sword of Damocles above your head despite the fact that Damocles wasn't really his name; it was Ventricles instead. In a weird twist of fate only that sword was able to cut the knot that held it, but you needed to free the knot to wield the sword, and wield the sword to free the knot, which is a real catch-22-chickens-and-eggs scenario of a different color.

Muhandes: plural

2011-02-14T13:18:21Z

plural

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	\|itemid=1506		\|itemid=1506
	\|name=paradox knot		\|name=paradox knot
	\|plural=		\|plural=paradox knots
	\|image=paradox-knot.gif		\|image=paradox-knot.gif
	\|desc=If you know your Greek mythology, you'll realize the paradox of the Gordian knot was that it held the sword of Damocles above your head despite the fact that Damocles wasn't really his name; it was Ventricles instead. In a weird twist of fate only that sword was able to cut the knot that held it, but you needed to free the knot to wield the sword, and wield the sword to free the knot, which is a real catch-22-chickens-and-eggs scenario of a different color.		\|desc=If you know your Greek mythology, you'll realize the paradox of the Gordian knot was that it held the sword of Damocles above your head despite the fact that Damocles wasn't really his name; it was Ventricles instead. In a weird twist of fate only that sword was able to cut the knot that held it, but you needed to free the knot to wield the sword, and wield the sword to free the knot, which is a real catch-22-chickens-and-eggs scenario of a different color.

Muhandes at 01:22, 6 February 2011

2011-02-06T01:22:39Z

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	\|descid=6638904		\|descid=6638904
	\|itemid=		\|itemid=1506
	\|name=paradox knot		\|name=paradox knot
	\|plural=		\|plural=
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	\|nosell=yes		\|nosell=yes
	\|notrade=yes		\|notrade=yes
	\|ench=~~Successful hit~~ weakens ~~opponents (by~~ 2 ~~points).<br>~~+6 ~~foe toughness.<br>~~-15% ~~Strength~~		\|ench={{modifier\|weakens\|2}}
	\|obtain=Use a [[~~Teds~~ and hails coin]] while having a [[forget-me knot]] equipped.		{{modifier\|toughness\|+6}}
			{{modifier\|strength\|-15%}}
			\|obtain=Use a [[teds and hails coin]] while having a [[forget-me knot]] equipped.
	}}		}}
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Konork at 00:39, 6 February 2011

2011-02-06T00:39:07Z

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	\|type=Talisman		\|type=Talisman
	\|nosell=yes		\|nosell=yes
	~~\|nomem=yes<Optional.>~~
	\|notrade=yes		\|notrade=yes
	~~\|consumable=yes<Optional.>~~
	~~\|usable=yes<Optional.>~~
	~~\|combat=yes<Optional.>~~
	~~\|weldable=yes<Optional.>~~
	\|ench=Successful hit weakens opponents (by 2 points).<br>+6 foe toughness.<br>-15% Strength		\|ench=Successful hit weakens opponents (by 2 points).<br>+6 foe toughness.<br>-15% Strength
	\|obtain=Use a [[Teds and hails coin]] while having a [[forget-me knot]] equipped.		\|obtain=Use a [[Teds and hails coin]] while having a [[forget-me knot]] equipped.
	~~\|combatuse=<Only when item is usable in combat.>~~
	~~\|consume=<Only when item is consumable.>~~
	~~\|used=<Only when item is usable.>~~
	~~\|uses=None~~
	}}		}}

Konork: moved Paradox Knot to Paradox knot

2011-02-05T22:14:43Z

moved Paradox Knot to Paradox knot

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Konork: Created page with "{{item |descid=6638904 |itemid= |name=paradox knot |plural= |image=paradox-knot.gif |desc=If you know your Greek mythology, you'll realize the paradox of the Gordian knot was tha..."

2011-02-05T19:01:44Z

Created page with "{{item |descid=6638904 |itemid= |name=paradox knot |plural= |image=paradox-knot.gif |desc=If you know your Greek mythology, you'll realize the paradox of the Gordian knot was tha..."

New page

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