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Nioth korghai

2009-08-06T16:17:13Z

Toolverine: New Debuff attack added!

{{combatencounter
|indef=a
|pronoun=it
|name=nioth korghai
|desc=This creature looks like a long series of thick, fleshy ropes; tentacles, if you will. Its biology is as inexplicable as its name, but most people sum up both by calling it a "space vampire". It really hates that name, though, and it's going to show you just how much.
|image=nioth-korghai.gif
|hit1=It cracks you across the head with one of its tentacles, making your head ring. And by ring, I mean, "plays the morning bells like they talk about in that Frere Jacques song."
|hit2=It wraps its long tentacles around you, crushing you viciously. Is there any other way to crush someone?
|hit3=It wraps its long tentacles around you, draining your life force. Adding insult to injury, Konami slaps you with a lawsuit for copyright infringement on the phrase Life Force.
|miss1=It slaps you across the head with one of its tentacles, but it's more squishy than anything, lacking bones and all.
|miss3=It tries to drain your blood, but you show it your "I Donated Blood!" sticker, and tell it to go to the blood bank.
|miss2=It wraps its long tentacles around you, giving you a great big hug.
|chips=0
|xp=590
|res={{res|sonic|50}} Also randomly casts Drained on you, 20% debuff of Strength!
|loc1=The Depths of Space
|item1=tok'l ore|image1=tokl-ore.gif
|item2=bone flute|image2=bone-flute.gif}}
==References==
* The Nioth-Korghai are fictional creatures in the {{wikipedia|Cthulhu Mythos}}.
* The first hit message mentions "that {{wikipedia|Frère Jacques}} song".
* The third hit message references the arcade game [[wikipedia:Life Force (arcade game)|Life Force]] made by {{wikipedia|Konami}}.

Nightgaunt

2009-08-06T16:13:54Z

Toolverine: Spelling error and new effect!

{{combatencounter
|indef=a
|pronoun=it
|name=nightgaunt
|desc=A black, leathery, humanoid creature, with huge wings, a barbed tail, and a blank space where you would expect its face to be. It looks like something out of a nightmare and it swoops down at you, claws extended.
|image=nightgaunt.gif
|chips=0
|xp=575
|hit1=It grabs you firmly, giving you an up-close look at its featureless face. Trust me, it's really creepy. Well, you've probably seen the Matrix, so it's like that, but with less face.
|hit2=It swipes at you with its claws, gouging and cutting you. That's got to be marginally better than being coughed and gutted.
|hit3=It holds you tight and lashes you with its barbed tail. The "one to grow on" at the end smarts the most.
|miss1=It grabs you firmly, giving you an up-close look at its featureless face. It's a little creepy, but you've seen worse, like "the man with no name" or "the bathroom stall with no door."
|miss2=It swipes at you with its claws, but it recently had them trimmed, so it doesn't hurt too much.
|miss3=It holds you tight and lashes you with its tail, but it really just tickles. Tee-hee.
|res={{res|sonic|50}} Also randomly casts Distracted on you, a 20% debuff of your Int
|loc1=The Depths of Space
|item1=shan carapace|image1=shan-carapace.gif
|item2=CTHULHU disc: Book of Hidden Things|image2=cthulhu-disc.gif
|item3=space mead|image3=space-mead.gif}}
==References==
* {{Wikipedia|Nightgaunt}}s are a fictional race in the {{wikipedia|Cthulhu Mythos}}.

Pulchritudinous panacea

2009-08-06T03:20:29Z

Toolverine:

{{item
|name=pulchritudinous panacea
|image=
|desc=You've seen some shimmering solvents, lustrous liquids, and dainty dessicants in your day, but this pulchritudinous panacea is the prettiest potion you've ever placed your eyes upon. Purportedly potent personal purifying powers are just the picing on the pake.
|type=Miscellaneous
|autosell=120
|consumable=yes
|usable=yes
|combat=no
|obtain=[[Castle Hundenswein]]
|consume=Cure negative Status
}}

Pulchritudinous panacea

2009-08-06T03:19:46Z

Toolverine: pulchritudinous panacea

Talk:Electric Net

2008-11-27T16:07:29Z

Toolverine: Electric Net Useless--Major news!

'''5-8 damage.''' (Level 9-13) Either this doesn't scale, or scales slower than hell. --[[User:Jesus|Jesus]] 22:45, 4 January 2008 (MST)

I don't see any effect other than direct damage--and it's MUCH less than any real attack!
It should tangle an enemy up for at LEAST 3 turns...Sort of like KOL's Spider Webs attack.

==Skill IDs==

Not sure if there's really any purpose to us adding them, but until a template is made or there is reason to add them, I'll start adding skill IDs that I know to their discussion pages. Electric Net = #109 --[[User:Valera|Valera]] 12:39, 8 January 2008 (MST)

Talk:Shock Grenade

2008-11-27T14:24:46Z

Toolverine: Formatting

<s>At level 50, I'm doing in the mid 30's for damage. Anyone want to test at a lower level to see if this is a set range?</s> [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]] 01:16, 15 December 2007 (MST)
*15-20 for level 31 --[[User:Starker|Starker]] 18:23, 17 December 2007 (MST)
** '''12-18 damage''' (Level 13) Gives a suspected range of 6; other damaging skills in other classes stay within a fixed range, so I'd guess this would be the same... 
Now at level 22, and it's still doing the exact same damage. Are you guys wearing something that effects spell damage? I'm starting to suspect that it doesn't scale. --[[User:Jesus|Jesus]] 03:48, 17 January 2008 (MST)

I think I was mis-remembering. I haven't seen a 30 damage in ages. I think it's a flat rate. [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]]

Toolverine: It takes 7 Shock Grenades to match 13 Stun Gasses

Toolverine: So Stun Gas is more cost-effective

Toolverine: PP: Stun Gast costs 3, Shock Grenade costs 13

Toolverine: More than 4X as much!

==Skill IDs==
The skill ID for Shock Grenade is # 113. --[[User:Valera|Valera]] 12:49, 8 January 2008 (MST)

Talk:Shock Grenade

2008-11-27T14:24:16Z

Toolverine: Shock Grenade is pointless!

<s>At level 50, I'm doing in the mid 30's for damage. Anyone want to test at a lower level to see if this is a set range?</s> [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]] 01:16, 15 December 2007 (MST)
*15-20 for level 31 --[[User:Starker|Starker]] 18:23, 17 December 2007 (MST)
** '''12-18 damage''' (Level 13) Gives a suspected range of 6; other damaging skills in other classes stay within a fixed range, so I'd guess this would be the same... 
Now at level 22, and it's still doing the exact same damage. Are you guys wearing something that effects spell damage? I'm starting to suspect that it doesn't scale. --[[User:Jesus|Jesus]] 03:48, 17 January 2008 (MST)

I think I was mis-remembering. I haven't seen a 30 damage in ages. I think it's a flat rate. [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]]

Toolverine: It takes 7 Shock Grenades to match 13 Stun Gasses
Toolverine: So Stun Gas is more cost-effective
Toolverine: PP: Stun Gast costs 3, Shock Grenade costs 13
Toolverine: More than 4X as much!

==Skill IDs==
The skill ID for Shock Grenade is # 113. --[[User:Valera|Valera]] 12:49, 8 January 2008 (MST)

Talk:Dangerously Dour

2008-11-27T12:52:06Z

Toolverine: Cooler Crits!

Sounds like +noncombat. Would make sense in contrary to the [[lion pill]]. --[[User:MagiNinjA|MN (#228)]] ([[User talk:MagiNinjA|T]]|[[Special:Contributions/MagiNinjA|C]]) 05:05, 25 November 2008 (MST)

No, this is a +Damage pill...I went from doing 30-70 damage to doing 70-140!
No change in equipment! Every hit was a home run swing! And that's even WITHOUT Crits!
Wow, my Crits are 240-300! It ends the fight in one Crit!

Talk:Dangerously Dour

2008-11-27T12:43:16Z

Toolverine: Dangerously Dour Does Damage!

Talk:Hear Me Roar

2008-11-27T11:52:44Z

Toolverine: Roaring stops Lab?

+combat?
It DEFINITELY increases combat adventures, because I stopped getting the Lab Non-Combat Adventure while I was "Roaring"...Now to find out what percent...Um, how do I do that?

Mining machinery

2008-11-27T11:47:42Z

Toolverine: Mining Machinery is resistant to Shock Damage, and takes only 1 point from Shock Grenade!

{{underconstruction|comment=Needs messages,Item drop %s}}
{{fight
|pronoun=
|name=mining machinery
|image=mining-machinery.jpg
|desc=You can't tell if there's a mind behind this clockwork mining machine that's driving it to attack you, or if it simply is under the erroneous impression that you're a bank of valuable minerals.
|phys=yes
|sdhit=X
|xp=220
|item1=russet lump
|image1=russet-lump.gif
|item2=golden powder
|image2=golden-powder.gif
|item3=black flakes
|image3=black-flakes.gif
|item4=green residue
|image4=green-residue.gif
|item5=greyish scobs
|image5=greyish-scobs.gif
|loc1=Castle Hundenswein
|res1=Shock
|res2=Shock Grenade
}}

Castle guard, redux

2008-11-27T09:47:10Z

Toolverine: Castle Guard Redux is Cold-Resistant

{{underconstruction|comment=Needs messages,Item drop %s}}
{{fight
|pronoun=a
|name=castle guard, redux
|image=castle-guard2.jpg
|desc=This castle guard appears to be of the old-school style, more like the Swiss guard. Despite the antiquity of the style, the metal gear the guard carries seems to gleam with an unearthly quality that makes you think there's more here than meets the eye. And no, not like he's a robot.
|phys=yes
|sdhit=X
|xp=235
|item1=xentrium axe
|image1=xentrium-axe.gif
|item2=stroopwafel
|image2=stroopwafel.gif
|item3=irrhodium plate
|image3=irrhodium-plate.gif
|loc1=Castle Hundenswein
|res1=Cold
}}

Talk:Clockwork mishmash

2008-11-27T09:46:30Z

Toolverine: Clockwork Mishmash has unnaturally high Crit Rate

Clockwork Mishmash has a HIGH crit rate--it can't lay a glove on me without crits, but it crits about 60% of the time, which HURTS!

Castle guard

2008-11-27T09:40:13Z

Toolverine: Castle Guard is Fire-Resistant!

{{underconstruction|comment=Needs messages,Item drop %s}}
{{fight
|pronoun=a
|name=castle guard
|desc=This appears to be a more modern-style soldier, outfitted with a vaguely WWII setup. Which, admittedly, isn't all that modern by today's standards.
|image=Castle-guard.jpg
|phys=yes
|sdhit=X
|xp=215
|item1=irrodhium helm
|image1=Irrhodium-helm.gif
|item2=xentrium crossbow
|image2=xentrium-crossbow.gif
|item3=stroopwafel
|image3=stroopwafel.gif
|loc1=Castle Hundenswein
|res1=Fire
}}

Aardwolf

2008-11-27T09:34:46Z

Toolverine:

{{underconstruction|comment=Needs messages,Item drop %s}}
{{fight
|pronoun=an
|name=aardwolf
|image=Aardwolf.gif
|desc=This creature is part aardvark and part wolf, apparently. You're not sure if they added the wolf to the aardvark to make it meaner, or added the aardvark to the wolf to make it ... uh, what would that make it? Apparently it's a tenacious guard animal, either way.
|phys=yes
|sdhit=X
|xp=200
|loc1=Castle Hundenswein
}}

===Resistances===
60% Cold Resistance

Aardwolf

2008-11-27T09:34:21Z

Toolverine: Aardwolf Resists Cold

Clockwork ant

2008-11-27T09:34:00Z

Toolverine: Clockwork Ant--added name and message for activating an extra one

{{underconstruction|comment=sidekick messages}}
{{item
|descid=5231999
|itemid=592
|name=clockwork ant
|plural=clockwork ants
|image=cant.gif
|desc=Compared to the worthless clockwork grasshopper you tried out last week, you're 100% confident that this ant is going to be more useful and productive.
|type=misc
|autosell=350
|usable=yes
|ench=Gets you a sidekick/companion.
|obtain={{weld|clockwork core|irrhodium socket set|clockwork ant}}
|used=
*Without a current companion:
:You activate the clockwork ant. It scuttles around looking for valuables on the ground. (Duration: 180 minutes.)
*When ??? your current companion:
:You activate a second ant and tell it to support the first ant.
*When you have a different companion:
:You already have a sidekick and don't need another one.
===sidekick/companion name===
Clockwork ant
|uses=Sidekick}}