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Patojonas: drop rates

2013-01-06T19:41:11Z

drop rates

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	\|chips=39-65		\|chips=39-65
	\|xp=52		\|xp=52
	\|item1=bow of hazard\|image1=Bow.gif		\|item1=bow of hazard\|image1=Bow.gif\|drop1={{statrate\|736\|114\|+}}
	\|item2=hooded cloak\|image2=Cloak.gif		\|item2=hooded cloak\|image2=Cloak.gif\|drop2={{statrate\|736\|141\|+}}
	\|item3=lover's locket, left half\|image3=Locket-left.jpg		\|item3=lover's locket, left half\|image3=Locket-left.jpg\|drop3={{statrate\|736\|80\|+}}
	\|~~drop1~~=~~13.3~~
	\|~~drop2=17.5~~
	\|~~drop3=9.8~~
	\|loc1=Guild for Imaginative Metachronism		\|loc1=Guild for Imaginative Metachronism
	\|newres={{res\|ice\|50}}<BR>{{res\|fire\|100\|+}}}}		\|newres={{res\|ice\|50}}<BR>{{res\|fire\|100\|+}}}}

Valmo at 03:34, 19 August 2011

2011-08-19T03:34:40Z

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	\|loc1=Guild for Imaginative Metachronism		\|loc1=Guild for Imaginative Metachronism
	\|res={{res\|~~none~~}}}}		\|newres={{res\|ice\|50}}<BR>{{res\|fire\|100\|+}}}}
	==References==		==References==
	* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."		* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."

Sanjuro: removed redundant reference info and corrected a typo

2011-04-18T21:18:13Z

removed redundant reference info and corrected a typo

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	* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.		* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.
	* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.		* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.
	* The first hit message references a rambling story by Abe ~~Simpsons~~ in ''{{wikipedia\|The Simpsons~~}}''.~~		* The first hit message references a rambling story by Abe Simpson in ''{{wikipedia\|The Simpsons}}''.
	* The third miss message references "the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune" from ''{{wikipedia\|Hamlet}}''.

Sanjuro at 02:01, 28 March 2011

2011-03-28T02:01:45Z

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	* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.		* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.
	* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.		* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.
			* The first hit message references a rambling story by Abe Simpsons in ''{{wikipedia\|The Simpsons}}''.
			* The third miss message references "the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune" from ''{{wikipedia\|Hamlet}}''.

Jesus: chips

2009-11-23T10:09:21Z

chips

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	\|miss3=She slings arrows at you, but outrageous fortune allows you to dodge them all.		\|miss3=She slings arrows at you, but outrageous fortune allows you to dodge them all.
	\|pronoun=She		\|pronoun=She
	\|chips=39-70		\|chips=39-65
	\|xp=52		\|xp=52
	\|item1=bow of hazard\|image1=Bow.gif		\|item1=bow of hazard\|image1=Bow.gif

SunWukong: No, the soliloquy DOES mention slings and arrows.

2009-06-18T08:20:35Z

No, the soliloquy DOES mention slings and arrows.

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	* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."		* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."
	* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.		* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.
	* The ~~phrase {{wikipedia\|Outrageous Fortune}} comes from~~ the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.		* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.

Muhandes: Corrected links and honed references. I don't see how it foreshadows anything

2009-06-18T07:52:24Z

Corrected links and honed references. I don't see how it foreshadows anything

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	==References==		==References==
	* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."		* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."
	* The third hit message references ~~the~~ [~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Madonna_(entertainer) Madonna] hit single "[~~http~~:~~//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Vogue_(song) Vogue]~~". As~~ does the name of ~~this enemy/combet encounter too~~.		* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.
	* The ~~third miss message references Hamlet's~~ famous ~~soliloquy ("To~~ be or not to be~~") from the play Hamlet~~ by {{Wikipedia\|~~Shakespeare~~}} ~~- it probably foreshadows the player's [http://th.blandsauce.com/wiki/All_the_World%27s_a_Quest%2C_and_All_the_Men_and_Women_Merely_Heroes future encounter with the Bard] (not that one)~~.		* The phrase {{wikipedia\|Outrageous Fortune}} comes from the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.

SunWukong: /* References */

2009-06-18T06:40:33Z

References

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	==References==		==References==
	* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."		* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."
			* The third hit message references the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madonna_(entertainer) Madonna] hit single "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vogue_(song) Vogue]". As does the name of this enemy/combet encounter too.
			* The third miss message references Hamlet's famous soliloquy ("To be or not to be") from the play Hamlet by {{Wikipedia\|Shakespeare}} - it probably foreshadows the player's [http://th.blandsauce.com/wiki/All_the_World%27s_a_Quest%2C_and_All_the_Men_and_Women_Merely_Heroes future encounter with the Bard] (not that one).

Muhandes at 15:06, 28 May 2009

2009-05-28T15:06:08Z

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	\|drop3=9.8		\|drop3=9.8
	\|loc1=Guild for Imaginative Metachronism}}		\|loc1=Guild for Imaginative Metachronism
			\|res={{res\|none}}}}
	==References==		==References==
	* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."		* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."

Ash Gray at 12:02, 4 March 2009

2009-03-04T12:02:27Z

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	\|pronoun=She		\|pronoun=She
	\|chips=39-69		\|chips=39-70
	\|xp=52		\|xp=52
	\|item1=bow of hazard\|image1=Bow.gif		\|item1=bow of hazard\|image1=Bow.gif

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	* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.		* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.
	* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.		* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.
	* The first hit message references a rambling story by Abe ~~Simpsons~~ in ''{{wikipedia\|The Simpsons~~}}''.~~		* The first hit message references a rambling story by Abe Simpson in ''{{wikipedia\|The Simpsons}}''.
	* The third miss message references "the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune" from ''{{wikipedia\|Hamlet}}''.

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	* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.		* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.
	* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.		* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.
			* The first hit message references a rambling story by Abe Simpsons in ''{{wikipedia\|The Simpsons}}''.
			* The third miss message references "the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune" from ''{{wikipedia\|Hamlet}}''.

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	* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."		* The second hit message references well known riddles. The first is the {{Wikipedia\|Sphinx}}'s riddle: "Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?" The second is: "The beginning of eternity The end of time and space The beginning of every end, And the end of every place."
	* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.		* The third hit message references [[Wikipedia:Madonna_(entertainer)\|Madonna]]'s hit single [[Wikipedia:Vogue_(song)\|Vogue]], as does the name of the foe.
	* The ~~phrase {{wikipedia\|Outrageous Fortune}} comes from~~ the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.		* The third miss message references the famous {{Wikipedia\|to be, or not to be}} soliloquy spoken by {{Wikipedia\|Hamlet}}.