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Two Paths Diverged in a Prehistoric Wood

2008-07-18T07:03:08Z

Tycho Everett: /* Results */

'''[[Two Paths Diverged in a Prehistoric Wood]]''' 
[[Image:dodo.jpg|right]]Two Paths Diverged in a Prehistoric Wood The path you're following through the park takes you into a pleasant grassy clearing, complete with gently rippling stream and, oddly, a little wooden sign that reads "Please stay off the grass." You pause to admire the grass you're not supposed to walk on, and notice a rustling from across the clearing. Out steps a creature you thought had been lost to the mists of time, but there it is ... a dodo! You realize that in a park full of pre-dinosaurs it shouldn't be surprising to see something as recently extinct as a dodo, but somehow a thing made extinct by humans and brought back by humans seems more poignant. All too soon the dodo ducks back into the grass. 
*Stay the path, it's the right thing to do 
*Damn the sign and follow that bird! 
*Split the difference and wade down the stream 

 
==Results==
'''Combat!''' 
[[Image:sphinx.gif|right]]
'''You are fighting a sphinx'''
Like a good little hero, you stick to the prescribed path. Shortly down the road you encounter a sphinx. You're not sure if this is a gyno sphinx or an andro sphinx, mostly because you can't remember your Greek roots. You think the dromedary has one hump and the bactrian has ... wait, no, that's camels. What a riddle this creature has turned out to be. What's less puzzling are its intentions--it launches itself at you immediately.

Victory! You beat up your foe and win the combat!

'''You gain 190 experience.''' 

''(190 base experience before modifiers.)''

----
'''Sign, Sign, Everywhere a Sign''' 
[[Image:dodo.jpg|right]]
You decide you don't care what the sign says--it was probably put up by a villain anyway. Without giving it any thought you stride across the dewy grass and creep into the woods, trying to catch up with the dodo. Thankfully the bird lives up to its reputation and seems spectacularly unconcerned when you stumble upon it a minute later. In fact, it ignores you completely as it finds its way through the trees to a small brick building. There's a feeding trough there, and the dodo begins pecking avidly at the shiny metal of the trough, completely ignoring the birdseed and fruit inside.

While the dodo fails to find a midnight snack, you wander around the outside of the building and realize it's a small museum of sorts, dedicated to the dodo. You find a phamphlet, written in rhyming verse, describing the nature of the dodo. It's poignant stuff, so you decide to keep the pamphlet.

'''You got an item: [[verse of the dodo]]'''
----

'''A Fishy Medal''' 
[[Image:coelacanth.jpg|right]]
YYou slip off your boots, roll up your pants, and step into the creek. The cool water is pleasantly refreshing after all of the hard crime-fighting work you've gone through. As you wander down the stream, you notice the moonlight glinting off of shapes of silvery fish that are swimming along with you. Something about their shape is a little odd, or a little ancient, you're not sure. As you watch them swim around, a different type of glint catches your eye. You reach into the water and pull up a silver disk, or medal. You decide to take it with you.

'''You got an item: [[seal o' canth]] '''

Talk:Triassic Park and Bestiary

2008-07-18T07:00:05Z

Tycho Everett: typo

I missed the lump of carmot while wearing +13% item drop modifiers (isotope meter & sticky gloves)... if all works as advertised, that is impossible for a >=90% drop rate on carmot (90x113>100). I suppose that item drops might cap at <100% (eg 95%), but that would mess up the ultra-rares. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 23:59, 17 July 2008 (MST)

Talk:Triassic Park and Bestiary

2008-07-18T06:59:33Z

Tycho Everett: lump of carmot

I missed the lump of carmot while wearing +13% item drop modifiers (isotope meter & sticky gloves)... if all works as advertised, that is impossible for a >=90% drop rate on carmot (90x113>100). I suppose that item drops might cap at 100%, but that would mess up the ultra-rares. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 23:59, 17 July 2008 (MST)

Triassic Park and Bestiary

2008-07-18T06:55:52Z

Tycho Everett: /* Combat Adventures */

Triassic Park and Bestiary is located in the [[Heavy Industry District]]
[[Category: Locations]]

== Combat Adventures ==

{{combat
|name=catoblepas
|image=catoblepas.jpg
|items=[[lump of carmot]] (~85%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=183
|HP=196-214}}

{{combat
|name=flock of harpies
|image=Flock-of-harpies.gif
|items=[[eagle feather]] (~25%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=178
|HP=123-177}}

{{combat
|name=coelophysis
|image=coelophysis.jpg
|items=[[lizard tail]] (~25%), [[red tooth]] (~20%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=158
|HP=125-177}}

{{combat
|name=dimetrodon
|image=dimetrodon.jpg
|items=[[red tooth]] (~20%), [[trilobit]] (~~16%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=178
|HP=179-183}}

{{combat
|name=upgraded no-frills lizard
|image=Frilled-lizard.jpg
|items=[[lizard tail]] (~25%), [[reptile tile]] (~~21%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=153
|HP=136-182}}

{{combat
|name=peteinosaurus
|image=peteinosaurus.gif
|items=[[red claw]] (~20%), [[red tooth]] (~20%), [[taut sinew]] (~~10%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=163
|HP=120-181}}

{{combat
|name=gryphon
|image=gryphon.gif
|items=[[eagle feather]] (~25%), [[targe vert with human rampant]] (~~20%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=173
|HP=123-179}}

{{combat
|name=femticore
|image=femticore.gif
|items=[[red claw]] (~20%), [[red tooth]] (~20%), [[quill blade]] (~~10%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=168
|HP=120-236}}

{{combat
|name=estemmenosuchus
|image=estemmenosuchus.jpg
|items=[[red tooth]] (~20%), [[red claw]] (~20%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=168
|HP=121-182}}

= Noncombat Adventures =

{{noncombat
|name=Who Are You Calling Vile?
|image=Calling-vile.gif
|items=[[foul spirits]] (100%)
|chips=0
|exp=0}}

{{choice
|name=Two Paths Diverged in a Prehistoric Wood
|image=dodo.jpg
|choice1=Stay the path, it's the right thing to do
|result1=Combat!:[[sphinx]]
|choice2= Damn the sign and follow that bird!
|result2=You got an item: [[verse of the dodo]]
|choice3=Split the difference and wade down the stream
|result3=You got an item: [[seal o' canth]]}}

Beginner's Guide to Twilight Heroes

2008-07-18T03:54:21Z

Tycho Everett: /* To Rest or not to Rest */

{{Underconstruction|comment=I'm working on the page, it will take a few days.--[[User:Reaper|Reaper]]}}

=So You Want To Be A Hero.=
Welcome to the Beginner's Guide to Twilight Heroes. 
'''Warning''': This guide may contain spoilers. 
*(Here is the [http://www.twilightheroes.com/manual.php Official TH Manual], we will be covering some things that are in there.)

==Choosing a class==
Here is the [[Classes]] page & a [[Class_Comparison_Tables|Class Comparison Table]] to see what the different classes have to offer.

If you find that you would rather be another class then, the [[Transmogrifier]] page will show you how to change classes.

==Where to start==
Twilight Heroes can be a bit confusing or overwhelming when you're first starting. 
This next little section will show you were to start if you want to head into combat a little more prepared.

===You're a Dirty Dirty Hero===
To Quote [[Ryme]] "dumpster diving--while not glamorous--can be surprisingly rewarding." 
You'll want to [[Investigate the trash bin out back]]. 
You are looking for 
*[[denim jacket]]
*[[denim pants]] 
and the adventure below.
{{noncombat
|name=Who Would Throw Away a Perfectly Good TV?
|image=dumpster.gif
|items=none
|chips=150
|exp=none}}

===Cleaning up Crime===
Head to [[Pilant's Hardware and Soft Wear]] 
& Pick up,
*1 [[flashlight]]
*1 [[kneepads]] 
&
*1 [[bicycle]].

You will want to equip them, and head out to [[Your neighborhood]]. 
And remember to have fun.

=What you need to know=
Here is some basic info that you should know about.

==Turns & Time==
There are a few things that effect how much time your turns cost. 
[[Beginner's Guide to Twilight Heroes#Caffeine|Caffeine]] will give you more time, with more time you get more turns. 
You want items that remove time from turns, if they add time to turns its a bad thing. 
*[[77 Habits of Highly Effective Heroes]] will make your turns cheaper by 30 seconds. 
**I listed 2 others that you will want to know about here [[Beginner's Guide to Twilight Heroes#Equipment|Equipment]].

===Caffeine is my Friend===
You get 12 points of caffeine each day, and they will be replenished after rollover. 
Each source of caffeine consumes these points differently, since you are a beginner you'll want to pick up 12 [[Can_of_Gingerette|Gingerette]] or [[Can_of_Gingerelle|Gingerelle]] (they are the same thing just different names) from the [[Black_Market|Black Market]]. 

*Here is the [[Caffeine]] page, it will show you what some of the other sources of caffeine are.

===Rollover===
Every night at roughly 11:10 Eastern time, the game will rollover. 
When you log back in after rollover, you'll have more turns and your caffeine level will be reset.

===To Rest or not to Rest===
*Resting in your [[Hideout]] will replenish roughly 4*level of your hp and 4*level of your pp.
*Resting will not remove bad effects.
**(Find the bad effect in the wiki to see if it can be removed & if so, how.)
*Resting will cost you 5 minutes to 2.5 minutes depending on your level.
*High-level characters tend not to rest much -- each turn is very valuable. For example, they might not be getting hit, or they might use attacks that replenish HP/PP, or use skills or equipment to heal, or buy HP/PP at hospitals. For new characters, resting is very convenient -- it is hard to find enough chips for training, so expensive healing and equipment is not usually an option.
*If you have to rest between every combat, you'll probably earn more XP and chips per minute by fighting in an easier location!

==Losing your Chips==
Chips are your lifeblood... & Devil Dice will take your soul...
*Gambling at the [[Seedy Casinos]] can destroy you faster than you know. 
**(I have heard of many high levels losing hundreds of thousands in chips in just a few minutes.)
*Try not to spend chips on items and equipment, for the first 7 or so levels.
**(you will need the chips for your training and [[Beginner's Guide to Twilight Heros#Caffeine is my Friend|Caffeine]].)
*There are 2 places that you can earn decent chips adventuring. 
**First is [[Golden_Wooden_Nickel_Casino_Grounds|Golden Wooden Nickel Casino]]. 
***(best to be a level 5 or higher, if you're taking a lot of damage then you may want to grind in a place that isn't so brutal.)
**Second is the [[Cube Theater]].
***(it unlocks at level 9 but you will take a lot of damage it would be best if you waited till you were level 14, unless you have a healing skill then you may be able to do it a few levels sooner.)

===Equipment===
Here are the [[:Category:Equipment_Summary_Tables|Equipment Summary Tables]], it will help 
you figure out what gear you want to look for.
 
*When you want to know an item's info in the game, simply click its picture.
*Pay attention to the item's info before buying it. level requirement, what slot it takes, & ect. 
**(you may find that you have something that is better in your inventory.)
*'''Full-body suits''' will take up your shirt slot & your pants slot.
*You can't equip 2 of the same accessories, (unless it says otherwise in its description)

*Get the [[Xentrium breastplate]] ASAP. It will make your turns cost less time.(it will give you more turns)
*Do not use the [[Magic truck vehicle]]. If you use it, it will make your turns cost more time.(it will make you have less turns)
**(if you message [[user:Cristiona|Cristiona]] ID# 24 in the game, she will give you a fair price for your [[Magic truck vehicle]].)

===Rares & IotMs===
These items can be identified by the fact that they are the only items in the game that have [[Color]].

*There are 2 kinds of Rares, Rare & Semi-rare.
**Rares also knows as "Ultra Rares" or "URs" are hard to find and you may spend months looking for them.
***(All tho some people get lucky and find a rare in days.)
***The [[Boomstick]] is the only Rare Weapon in the game, all other rares are [[Talismans]].
**Semi-rares are [[Talismans]] that are about as good as the talisman that you get for completing the [[Don't Cry for Me, Zion-tina]] quest.
**The [[corrupt amulet]] & [[special wooden cup]] are the only 2 Semi-rares in the game currently.
 
*[[The Wok of Stars|IotMs]] stands for "item of the month".
**They can be obtained by donating 5$ or more to the game for [[silver star|Silver stars]], or buying [[silver star|Silver stars]] from other players.
**They Require 5 to 10 [[silver star|Silver stars]] to buy them from the [[The Wok of Stars]]
**They are retired after the month is over.
***Some players may be selling an [[The Wok of Stars|IotM]] after it has been retired.

====Silver Stars====
You will often head people talk about [[silver star|Silver stars]] in chat. 
[[silver star|Silver stars]] are a type of currency in their own way.
*You may want to check the [[International House of Auctions|Auction House]] or the prices that other players are selling them at, before buying / selling [[silver star|Silver stars]].
*They can be obtained by donating 5$ or more to the game, for 1$ per a [[silver star]].
**They can also be obtained by buying them from other players / [[International House of Auctions|Auction House]].
*They are used as a reference when talking about the more expensive [[Beginner's Guide to Twilight Heros#Rares & IotMs|Rares & IotMs]].
**Example (I'm selling "some item" for 12 stars.)

===Computers & Software===
Here is what you need to know about computers & software.

====Computers====
There are 2 types of computers. you can equip them in your [[Computer Lab]]
*[[Electronic computer]]: This computer can be built by anyone & used by anyone.
*[[Positronic computer]]: This computer can only be built by [[Gadgeteer|Gadgeteers]], but anyone can use them.
**A [[Positronic computer]] is 50% better than an [[Electronic computer]].

====Software====
Software is made from [[mangled data plate|Mangled data plates]], the only exception is [[Vlad's Decryptonomicon software]] & and can be found at [[Pilant's Hardware and Soft Wear]]
*[[Vlad's Decryptonomicon software]] is the only software that can run on both of the Installed computers.
 
{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1" align="left" style="text-align:center"
|- style="background-color:#EFEFEF"
! colspan="2" | '''Simple Software list'''
|-
! '''Software'''
! '''What it does'''
|-
| [[Vlad's Decryptonomicon software]]
| Decrypts [[mangled data plate]] & [[ripped swipe card]]
|-
| [[Destitute Dick's Penny-Pincher Program]]
| From time to time you gain extra chips after adventuring.
|-
| [[S.M.A.R.T. software]]
| Gives you some info about your opponent during combat.
|-
| [[IMyself blog software]]
| From time to time you gain extra XP after adventuring.
|-
| [[GigantoFirm LookOut Calendar]]
| From time to time you gain extra time after adventuring.
|-
| [[S.U.I.T. Software]]
| From time to time you gain S.U.I.T. points after adventuring. (you get some items with these.)
|-
| [[Astral Stock Exchange software]]
| From time to time you gain ASX Chips after adventuring. (you get some items with these.)
|-
| '''[[control software]]'''
| Only used in the assembly of the [[jetpack]].
|-
|}
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The best softwares for new players are [[IMyself blog software]] & [[GigantoFirm LookOut Calendar]].

==Quests & Rand the Man==
When you adventure in [[Neighboring and neighborly neighborhood]] you'll come across the 
side adventure [[Officer Down]], Thus unlocking other Quests for levels to come.

*Some areas can only be unlocked by starting a quest or adventuring while using an item.
**The wiki will have info on how to unlock them.

====Finding the Rand====
You live the sad life of a Hero! No friends, always working in one way or another. 
Why not go out and find yourself a friend. Here's Rand...

*First Rand will be in [[Neighboring and neighborly neighborhood]].
*Then you can find him in the [[Twilight Hospital]] in [[Downtown Twilight]].
*After that he will be at the [[Twilight Police Department]] when there is a quest to be started or completed.

====Quests the Other White Meat====
Above all else remember that the [[Journal]] is your other friend. 
It will give you hits if you get lost or stuck.
*[[Quests]] unlock at most levels from 1-9.
*Everyone gets stuck on the [[A Dank and Rusty Mystery|Maze]] password!
**First hint: [[Ryme]] is obsessed with Spoonerisms.
**Second hint: Do what is says, not say what is says.
*Some adventures are limited occurring once or a few times.
**(think of them as side quests or side adventures)

===Merit Badges===
[[Merit Badges]] are added to your profile for performing certain tasks.
*To get your [[Merit Badges]] you have to visit the [[Train at the Heroes' Guild|Heroes' Guild]] after completing the challenge!
**You're not allowed to talk about [[Merit Badges|Merit Badge]] requirements in chat, unless it is in a Private Message or in a hinting manner.
*[[Merit Badges]] are only for show.
*There are still [[Merit Badges]] than haven't been found.
**If you find one that isn't in the [[Merit Badges|Merit Badge]] page, then write down the info on how you think you found it so others may have a clue.

=Basic Rules=
*[http://www.twilightheroes.com/policies.php Official TH Rules.]
*The Newbie chat channel is '''Always''' spoiler-free.
*There is a 48-hour rule on new content.
**No spoilers in chat or on the forums for the first 48 hours.
**The 48-hour rule does not apply to items that have been added to stores.
**The 48-hour rule does not apply to one day events.

==FAQ==
Frequently Asked Questions 
*[http://www.twilightheroes.com/game-manual/faq.php Official TH FAQ]

[[Beginner's Guide to Twilight Heroes#So You Want To Be A Hero.|Back to top.]]
[[Category:User Guides]]

Rest for a turn

2008-07-18T03:42:12Z

Tycho Everett: /* Notes */

==Resting Messages==
*A friend calls you on your cell phone, and you take a break from patrolling to chat for a bit.
*You rest for a while to re-energize.
*You spend some time reading a pocket paperback and feel recharged.
*You stop in at a convenience store for a light snack and a bottle of water. You feel refreshed.
*You take a seat on a park bench and practice some light meditation.

==Result==
*You gain X hit points. You gain X power points.

==Notes==

* On average, resting will give you roughly '''4*Level HP''' and '''4*Level PP''', capping at roughly 40 HP and PP at 10th level.
* Resting for a turn requires 5 minutes for a 1st level hero, but decreases by 30 seconds at every 4th level (4th, 8th, 12th, 16th, and 20th) down to a minimum of 2:30 per rest. Resting is unaffected by [[Xentrium breastplate]] and the like.
* Resting time can be decreased through several means. More data is needed. (?)

[[Category:Basics]]

Talk:Rest for a turn

2008-07-18T03:39:03Z

Tycho Everett:

Recovery of HP and PP is random and is level-dependent. "Pocket Paperback" is a critical success (~x2), the others are all more or less the same. Here's some raw data on HP and PP recovered:

Lvl 1 Resting:
5/4 5/4 5/5 9/10' 5/4 8/7 5/4 5/5 4/4 4/5 5/4 4/4 4/4 4/5 5/5 4/4 4/4 4/5 5/5 5/4 5/4 7/9 5/5 5/4 5/5 8/10 4/4 8/10 5/4 5/4 6/5 7/5 11/10' 5/5 6/5

Lvl 2 Resting:
9/9 7/7 7/7 10/8 8/9 8/10 11/14 7/7 15/13 7/9 9/8 13/10 7/9 6/10 8/8 9/9 12/11 7/7 8/9 10/10 10/8 12/13 10/7 7/7 9/9 7/7 9/8 9/10 8/8 11/14 9/7 7/9 7/9 10/7 10/9 10/10 13/12 10/10 15/10' 11/9 12/8 12/8 9/8 10/7 10/8 13/11' 9/9 17/12'

Lvl 3 Resting:
14/13 15/13 15/16 18/15 14/20 9/8 11/15 10/15 9/7 8/8 14/14 14/20 12/15 13/10 11/11 11/15 10/15 10/14 12/13 10/14 11/15 15/13 11/13 13/13 7/8 14/15 11/15 10/12 16/20 17/10 21/19 14/10 16/17 16/14 17/10 12/10 9/8 17/13 17/11 11/9 12/11 13/11 13/10 11/8 13/15 10/10 10/9 21/19'

Lvl 4 Resting:
18/14 18/15 20/13 13/15 21/17 16/15 19/18 14/11 18/17 18/18 20/17 15/17 13/13 14/16 18/17 19/19 11/12 24/24 24/21 22/18 13/19 24/22 10/11 23/22 18/15 19/20 13/11 14/17 19/19 22/20 15/13 23/24 17/14 18/15 19/13 27/23 20/19 15/18 21/12 15/13 21/19 13/13 23/16' 19/19 24/25' 15/14 16/12 15/18 19/18 18/16 14/15 19/16 15/13 25/16' 22/14 27/16' 18/17 17/13 15/13 16/17 18/14 21/14 22/14 18/13 19/17 24/18' 20/18 18/17 16/14 20/16 21/16 24/18

Lvl 5 Resting:
16/17 16/21 13/14 27/26 19/17 19/24 19/30 19/23 17/25 28/26 22/23 30/30 30/23 24/16 25/21 25/25 24/24 19/24 18/13 19/24 26/24 18/19 32/28 27/17 17/20 25/22 20/16 24/18 29/23' 20/22 25/17 20/17 23/26' 18/19 14/21 24/20 24/19 20/18 20/20 30/22' 19/17 21/21 30/27' 20/17 18/20 18/15 26/16 21/22 26/17 16/24 30/24' 27/21 19/22

Lvl 6 Resting:
23/19 18/23 19/29 29/25 20/27 21/22 23/27 29/31' 16/22 24/29 29/27 28/23 17/20 19/22 25/19 31/35' 22/21 18/23 25/29 15/18 28/21 29/28' 27/23 32/34' 27/21

Lvl 7 Resting:
33/39 36/35 33/21 28/22 27/20 34/25 28/30 24/34 26/28 37/37 34/37 40/33 28/25 20/26 30/21 34/29 33/27 25/27 39/39 23/33 35/32' 22/27 25/34 34/29 27/28 27/29 24/26 30/25 23/29 23/25 29/27 28/35 34/25 27/29 34/29' 34/34 30/29 32/31

Lvl 8 Resting:
37/30 34/31 24/36 31/40 29/27 37/27 29/22 39/40 39/40 38/32'

Lvl 9 Resting:
42/36' 27/25 29/30 32/36 40/35' 29/32 34/40 28/41 30/33 38/35' 30/30 35/41 35/32' 40/35 29/32 40/32' 38/38 38/33 34/37' 40/40 30/29 37/27 26/29 29/40 34/35 34/38 28/40 34/34 26/30 27/37 29/31 34/39 34/40 27/36

Level 10 Resting:
31/29 38/40 40/39 40/37 40/37 35/40 40/40 33/39 32/40

Lvl 16-25 Resting:
(about ~ 40/40 per)
40/41 42/40 42/40

--[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 16:51, 2 July 2008 (MST) Updated... should be enough to deconstruct the algorithm. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 20:13, 17 July 2008 (MST)

Here's a table of averages:
{| border=1 cellpadding=3
! Lvl !! HP !! PP
|-
| 1 || 5.46 || 5.29
|-
| 2 || 9.67 || 9.13
|-
| 3 || 12.88 || 12.90
|-
| 4 || 18.50 || 16.33
|-
| 5 || 22.19 || 21.08
|-
| 6 || 23.76 || 24.72
|-
| 7 || 29.74 || 29.24
|-
| 8 || 33.70 || 32.50
|-
| 9 || 32.85 || 34.65
|-
| 10 || 36.56 || 37.89
|-
|}
You're not going to go too far wrong estimating '''2 + Lvl*3.5 HP''' and '''PP''' per Rest, although Lvl*4 also fits. Resting caps out at about 40 HP and PP per Rest. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 20:39, 17 July 2008 (MST)

Talk:Rest for a turn

2008-07-18T03:13:56Z

Tycho Everett: more data

Mantis Reflexes

2008-07-17T18:57:46Z

Tycho Everett: image for a skill? removed construction tag.

{{skill
|skillid=53
|name=Mantis Reflexes
|class=Naturalist
|level=3
|desc=Increases your Reflexes and boosts your reaction time, making you more likely to gain initiative in combat.
|type=Buff
|ppcost=5}}

==Effect==
* +8 Reflexes
* +? Initiative (+15?)

==When Used==
You feel your reflexes improving, until you're as fast and as accurate as a predatory insect. (Added for 45 minutes.)

==See Also==
*[[Reflex modifiers]]
*[[Initiative modifiers]]

Mantis Reflexes

2008-07-17T18:56:10Z

Tycho Everett: compare to ant's strength and memory of the elephant...

{{underconstruction|comment= needs image}}

{{skill
|skillid=53
|name=Mantis Reflexes
|class=Naturalist
|level=3
|desc=Increases your Reflexes and boosts your reaction time, making you more likely to gain initiative in combat.
|type=Buff
|ppcost=5}}

==Effect==
* +8 Reflexes
* +? Initiative (+15?)

==When Used==
You feel your reflexes improving, until you're as fast and as accurate as a predatory insect. (Added for 45 minutes.)

==See Also==
*[[Reflex modifiers]]

Memory of the Elephant

2008-07-17T18:54:45Z

Tycho Everett: did this ever give +50 PP? currently appears to give +15!

{{skill
|skillid=55
|name=Memory of the Elephant
|class=Naturalist
|level=5
|desc=Temporarily increases your Intellect and boosts your maximum Power Points.
|type=Buff
|ppcost=6}}

==Effect==
*+8 Intellect
*+15 maximum PP

==When Used==
You tap into the ancestral memory of an elephant. Everything you've ever forgotten comes back to you in a rush. (Added for 45 minutes.)

==See Also==
*[[Intellect modifiers]]
*[[PP modifiers]]

Talk:Bottle of pills

2008-07-17T18:50:45Z

Tycho Everett:

Results of opening 20 Bottles of Pills:
* 5% chance (1 instance) of 1 pill
* 25% chance (5 instances) of 2 pills
* 45% chance (9 instances) of 3 pills
* 25% chance (5 instances) of 4 pills
Total: 12 blue pills, 12 lethargy pills, 9 little yellow pills, 13 purple pills, 12 red pills in 20 pill bottles.

Note that these bottle outcomes are currently indistinguishable from the following item drop profile:
# 100% chance of 1 random pill
# 60% chance of 1 random pill
# 60% chance of 1 random pill
# 60% chance of 1 random pill
(Which would yield 6% 1 pill, 29% 2 pills, 43% 3 pills, 22% 4 pills and 2.800 pills per bottle average. ...Further supported by the previous spading which claimed ~2.7 pills per bottle average compared with my ~2.9 average.)

Raw Data: L, LP, LP, LY, YP, BP, LRB, BRP, PRB, LPY, YRY, BBL, BPY, BRL, PBL, RPRP, BYPR, YRPP, LLBB, RYRL

--[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 11:50, 17 July 2008 (MST)

Talk:Bottle of pills

2008-07-17T18:47:04Z

Tycho Everett: spading

Results of opening 20 Bottles of Pills:
* 5% chance (1 instance) of 1 pill
* 25% chance (5 instances) of 2 pills
* 45% chance (9 instances) of 3 pills
* 25% chance (5 instances) of 4 pills
Total: 12 blue pills, 12 lethargy pills, 9 little yellow pills, 13 purple pills, 12 red pills in 20 pill bottles.

Note that these bottle outcomes are currently indistinguishable from the following item drop profile:
# 100% chance of 1 random pill
# 60% chance of 1 random pill
# 60% chance of 1 random pill
# 60% chance of 1 random pill
(Which would yield 6% 1 pill, 29% 2 pills, 43% 3 pills, 22% 4 pills.)

Raw Data: L, LP, LP, LY, YP, BP, LRB, BRP, PRB, LPY, YRY, BBL, BPY, BRL, PBL, RPRP, BYPR, YRPP, LLBB, RYRL

--[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 11:47, 17 July 2008 (MST)

Bottle of pills

2008-07-17T18:34:03Z

Tycho Everett: informal description of pill odds

{{item
|descid=7379052
|itemid=69
|name=bottle of pills
|image=pill-bottle.gif
|desc=This is a small plastic prescription-style bottle. The outside is completely covered in layer after layer of labels, but you can hear a few pills rattling around inside. There's no telling what they could be without opening it up, though.
|type=Misc
|autosell=40
|usable=yes}}

==How Obtained==
[[Shiloh Sanatarium]]
:*[[Better than a Pre-Frontal Lobotomy]]

==When Used==
You open the bottle to see what's inside.

''The bottle contains 1-4 of the following pills (around 2.8 pills on average). Each pill type is equally probable.''

{{obtain|blue pill|pill2.gif}}
{{obtain|lethargy pill|insta-restore-capsule.gif}}
{{obtain|little yellow pill|pill1.gif}}
{{obtain|purple pill|oval-pill.gif}}
{{obtain|red pill|pill2.gif}}

==References==
*The bottle's contents may be a reference to the 2001 D12 single "Purple Pills".
*The Red and Blue Pills, or at least the Blue one, is a reference to the Matrix, with Morpheus, and the Pills.

Infernal pinata

2008-07-17T16:42:26Z

Tycho Everett:

{{item
|descid=
|itemid=
|name=Infernal pinata
|image=Pinata.gif
|desc=This is a practical joker's idea of a pinata. Reinforced with strange metal from some infernal pit, smoldering but never catching fire, and practically impervious to normal weapons. You'll get the candy out of this thing when it freezes over.

|type=Miscellaneous Item
|autosell=100
|weldable=yes
|ench=}}

==How Obtained==
{{weld|infernium slab|pinata|Infernal pinata}}

==Uses==
*May be [[Combination_Items#Welding|welded]] with [[robotics kit]] to make [[mechapinata]].

Talk:Reputation

2008-07-17T16:09:25Z

Tycho Everett: /* Summary of Reputations */

==Spading stuff==
Let's get this ball rolling!

matt the sort of superpowered vigilante (#9561) has honorable right now.
i also confiscated the cargo at the docks a couple times before accepting the black knight's challenge in the guild but it didn't change until then, so it might have been a combination of them, i know cheating the black knight lost honorable as matt the vigilante. [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt the vigilante]]

I'm currently listed as Altruist. Don't know why (yet) --[[User:Lazyfire|Lazyfire]] 22:40, 18 April 2008 (MST)

Pseudoname-(Character ID #2444) I have Pragmatic, I chose the less heroic versions of the choices listed,I tried cheating against the pitch black knight, then I accepted bribes at the docks. I think I cheated about 3 or 4 times then switched to the docks. it changed after about the 3rd time i accepted a bribe.
Somebody said that cheating the knight 23 times did nothing so it might have just been the docks, or maybe those affected more or something
:* It could be a combination of things. IE: Chastity [#14101] fought the knight with honor 28 times. Is a fresh character, so not tainted with any past encounters. Did not have a chance from Balanced. Does not necessarily mean anything, but ya never know. Will continue to test until I hit 50. if I hit 50 and no change, I will see about finding other, similar non-combats, and see if maybe it's accumulative from -more than one source-. --[[User:Valera|Valera]]
::* 42 current encounters on Chastity. Tomorrow I'll begin to play with something else, and then jump around some. --[[User:Valera|Valera]]

It may be a number and gets deducted/increased by ''x'' each time you do something not heroic or something heroic. When the number gets deducted/increased to another number, you get another reputation. Each choice may deduct/increase the number differently. Please also mention the amount of encounters of the choices when your reputation changed. It appears that choices you've made in the past also count towards your reputation, best if we made a clean, fresh account like Val.--[[User:Chuwenhsuan|chuwenhsuan]]

Running away might effect your rep you might even be called a chicken, just a thought.--[[User:Reaper|Reaper]] 01:52, 19 April 2008 (MST)

In case anyone hasn't noticed, the button for all Rep adventures has the words "What do you do?", or something along those lines, or, at least, the three I've found (which counts the Knight and the Docks) have that. Makes it easy to tell if an adventure affects your rep or not, figured you might find it useful. --[[User:Therum|Therum]] 11:22, 19 April 2008 (MST)

Sorry, fixed something here, but wasn't able to do it 'cleanly'. Sorry for any inconvenience.--[[User:Olaf|Olaf]] 22:25, 19 April 2008 (MST)

Accessing the index page without having logged in displays a reputation of "Vigilante". [http://img31.picoodle.com/img/img31/4/4/20/f_vigilantem_5f25af3.png Screenshot] --[[User:Usi|Usi]] 20:34, 20 April 2008 (MST)

Okay, I was spading a bit. It seems that taking the bribe once and cheating the black knight once will give you "Pragmatic", and confiscating the cargo once and taking up the challenge once will get you back to "Balanced". I'll try again on my multis to test it out more. —[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CS]] 10:17, 21 April 2008 (CST)
:* Okay, I used a multi I haven't used in a while. I went back and forth between taking bribes and cheating the knight. It took 3 cheatings, and 4 bribe-takings to get "Pragmatic". —[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CS]] 10:27, 21 April 2008 (CST)

just a little question: has anyone gotten a rare drop since this has been implemented? Because i thought i heard something about your rep possibly effecting your adventures, and i was wondering if it could/would effect rare adventure frequency. --[[User:Reaper|Reaper]] 16:29, 22 April 2008 (MST)

It is said that your reputation won't affect anything. Also, we should use a brand new multi to spade things out because the choices you've done before reputation was implanted also affects you reputation.--[[User:Chuwenhsuan|chuwenhsuan]]
:*How can we know for sure that past choices affect current reputation? --[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CorruptShadow]] 05:39, 23 April 2008 (MST)
::*For sure? We can't. There is a strong likelihood though, from different people getting different results from the same actions. But for certain? No clue. --[[User:Valera|Valera]]
:::*Oh, I wasn't sure if [[User:Ryme|Ryme]] had said something about it or not. --[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CorruptShadow]] 09:16, 23 April 2008 (MST)

This isn't about past choices but Ryme said "There will soon be ways in which the reputations get you different results, for sure." so it sounds like reputation will do something eventually.

also the rave choice adventure seems to effect reputation differently than the docks one because i had honorable on a multi then chose to accept the loss at the rave and after a few turns of doing that my reputation changed to virtuous, then i took bribes a few times to see how it would change my reputation and got altruistic, before tried to change my reputation i was farming in the cube so it might have affected it too, i was alternating between right and center at the cube. so this isn't very reliable, but it seems like either the rave or the cube changes reputation differently than the docks
also does anybody know how to get vigilante?
[[User:Pseudoname|Pseudoname]]

I just cheated on the knight 8 times, although I probably had adventured there previously earlier in my play, but not much. I also went to the docks and accepted the bribe five times. I had never adventured there previously. As for the rave, I don't remember what choices I had made there. I'm a relatively new player also and haven't ventured far from quest areas. I'm still balanced and have never been anything else. [[User:Gnollus Gneash|Gnollus Gneash]] 02:37 15 July 2008 (EDT)

Should we compile a list of the adventures that affect the outcome of one's reputation? --[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CorruptShadow]] 07:14, 25 April 2008 (MST)
:*Yes, I believe we should. --[[User:Valera|Valera]]

The character Matt the vigilante watchdog as a reputation. I got it by taking bribes while i had altruistic, but i chose to beat up the guy at the rave yesterday to try to change my reputation(unsuccessfully) so that could have affected the change too. [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt the vigilante]] 20:19, 26 April 2008 (MST)

Now i have altruistic again after accepting the loss at the rave so that probably did affect the change. [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt the vigilante]] 20:59, 26 April 2008 (MST)

Does it change at rollover? I'm pretty sure I was balanced before, just logged in and am now Altruist. - Darryl
:Mine changes after I make a choice that would have changed it [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt]] 09:02, 27 April 2008 (MST)

Idea: Virtuous as a combination of altruist and honorable? I had altruist, accepted the black knight's challenge two or three times, and BAM virtuous. [[User:Darryl|Darryl]]

so we seem to think that the reputations are a grid and diffrent choices move values up/down and left\right
so do you think it could be something like this: 
Vigilante Judicious Just 
Watchdog Altruist Virtuous 
Pragmatic Balanced Honorable 
[[User:Pseudoname|Pseudoname]]

It's probably alot like that, except balanced would be in the middle. - Satan

if its like : 
_|Watchdog |Altruist |Virtuous| 
_|Pragmatic |Balanced |Honorable| 
_|Vigilante |Judicious |Just| does anybody know how to go down on the grid?

I've tried this on four characters after Ryme's second hint and choosing "Rough him up to get your chips back" on the That Man's Father Is My Father's Son adventure 1-2 times and "Cheat like the dickens" on the Glove Slap, Baby adventure 1-2 times took all four characters from Balanced to Pragmatic - [[User:Bamse|Bamse]]

===Summary of Reputations===

{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|-
| Watchdog || Altruist || Virtuous
|-
| Pragmatic || Balanced || Honorable
|-
| Vigilante || Judicious || Just
|}

Combining the spade info with the in-game area descriptions, Reputation is a combination of two scales:

'''Honor''': Cheater <--> Lawabider (shown horizontally)
* Do you break laws and cheat, or do you obey laws and follow rules?
* The Black Knight's Challenge can move you left on the grid (toward cheater) if you "Cheat Like the Dickens"
* The Black Knight's Challenge can move you right on the grid (toward lawabider) if you "Accept the Challenge"
* The Shipping Clerk can move you left on the grid (toward cheater) if you "Accept the Bribe"
* The Shipping Clerk can move you right on the grid (toward lawabider) if you "Confiscate the Cargo"
* That Man's Father can move you left on the grid (toward cheater) if you "Rough Him Up"
* That Man's Father can move you right on the grid (toward lawabider) if you "Accept the Loss"
* The Two Paths in the Prehistoric Garden can move you left on the grid (toward cheater) if you disobey the sign
* The Two Paths in the Prehistoric Garden can move you right on the grid (toward lawabider) if you stay on the path

'''Selflessness''': Self-Promoter <--> Communitarian (shown vertically)
* Is your character selfish and looking out for number one, or is your character generously contributing most of your energy to others?
* Being self-interested (the bottom row of the grid) gives you access to the [[League of Self Promoters]].
* Being selfless (the top row of the grid) gives you access to the [[Robotics Club]].
* Intermission can move you up the grid (towards communitarian) if you "Exit Stage Right"
* Intermission can move you down the grid (towards self-promoter) if you "Exit Stage Left"
* Pick Yer Poison can move you up the grid (towards communitarian) with the trendy Gingerette Black
* Pick Yer Poison can move you down the grid (towards self-promoter) with the ruggedly individual Krakatoa Punch
* Horns of Dilemma can move you up the grid (towards communitarian) if you solve gridlock
* Horns of Dilemma can move you down the grid (towards self-promoter) if you avenge your uncle
* I've seen one claim of an alignment change 'overnight' ... I think it would be neat if the self-interest (vertical axis) alignment changed in response to non-adventure actions: giving away lots of PPs by buffing other heroes vs using PPs on yourself, or giving away items vs receiving free items.
--[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 07:42, 15 July 2008 (MST) Corrections... still might have some wrong. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 00:36, 16 July 2008 (MST)

The game appears to only remember your most recent (most recent two?) choice for a particular adventure. Once you've "set" the toggle switch for that adventure, you need to move on to the next choice adventure location. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 00:36, 16 July 2008 (MST) Corrected (Thanks MelonMAA...N). --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 09:09, 17 July 2008 (MST)

==Vigilante==
Has anyone gotten this legitimately? I mean, without pulling up expired pages and the like? [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]]
:Olaf has it [[User:Pseudoname|Pseudoname]]
::Does he (or anyone) know how he got it? --[[User:Corrupt Shadow|░▒▓ CorruptShadow ▓▒░]] 15:28, 29 April 2008 (MST)
:::Bet you can't guess who else has this? --[[User:Therum|Therum]] 15:33, 10 July 2008 (MST)

==_____==

There is another one out there... it's on an alt I have. :) - Malk-a-mite
:Way to narrow it down there, Gilbreth... [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]]

==Reputation (dict)==

Is the [[Reputation (dict)]] page necessary? At this point it seems redundant. The two articles are essentially duplicates. -- [[User:Naborr|Naborr]] 12:33, 9 June 2008 (MST)
*That page is the official TH page about rep this page is the wiki version with all the detailed info.(When someone starts spading the adventures.)--[[User:Reaper|Reaper]] 15:25, 9 June 2008 (MST)
**In case it wasn't clear: (dict) pages are not pages for definitions written by/for the blandsauce wiki community. Instead, (dict) is used precisely where Ryme chooses to place words in his official Twilight Heroes Dictionary. For those dictionary entries, a pop-up window appears with a green "Twilight Dictionary" banner, and this wiki copies that text verbatim. That's why [[Reputation (dict)]] refers the wiki-user to [[Reputation]], where we clutter the page up with strategic details about reputation. Similarly, [[Chat (dict)]] should look different than [[Chat]]. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 23:19, 9 July 2008 (MST)

== New Areas ==

As of late July 9, certain reputations give you access to new areas. Known areas and required reputations so far:

Robotics Club (at the University) - Virtuous

--[[User:Usi|Usi]] 21:34, 9 July 2008 (MST)
watchdog can also get to the robotics club [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt the vigilante]] 22:52, 9 July 2008 (MST)

Added:
: [[League of Self Promoters]] in the Heavy Industry district - Reputation: Just
--[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 23:13, 9 July 2008 (MST)

By the looks of things, Honorable gets nothing. ;_; --[[User:Missingno|Missingno]] 13:28, 10 July 2008 (MST)
Pragmatic doesn't seem to get anything either. --[[User:Aoi|Aoi]] 19:51, 11 July 2008 (MST)

Well it looks like this is going to be a big part of TH now, so we should rework the location template to add in a "Prerequisite", and we need to have Reputation separation (a different page for each reputation, with the benefits of being said rep).--[[User:Reaper|Reaper]] 14:15, 10 July 2008 (MST)

Robotics Club open to Altruist --[[User:Muhandes|Muhandes]] 04:18, 13 July 2008 (MST)

Reputation

2008-07-17T16:06:47Z

Tycho Everett: corrected

{{Underconstruction|comment=So,how does it work?}}

==Definition from the Twilight Dictionary==
"Over time your choices as a hero will begin to give you a reputation with the population of Twilight. Be careful what you choose, because while some people are bound to appreciate your choices, others are guaranteed to disapprove. Some may say you're the ideal hero, while others might label you a menace. Reputations can change, though, as you make other choices over time. The public eye has a short memory, and what you do today always overshadows what you did a month ago."

==Reputations==

{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|-
| Watchdog || Altruist || Virtuous
|-
| Pragmatic || Balanced || Honorable
|-
| Vigilante || Judicious || Just
|}

==How to Change Your Reputation==

Reputation is based on a combination of factors, including your response to various non-combat "choice" adventures.

In order to change your reputation, you'll need to travel around the city. Visiting the same choice adventure two or more times in a row has little or no effect on your reputation (unless you select a different choice).

* Honorable or dishonorable choices you make during [[That Man's Father Is My Father's Son|That Man's Father]] and [[Glove Slap, Baby]] and [[Shipping Clerk]] and [[Two Paths Diverged in a Prehistoric Wood]] can move you left or right on the grid.
* Solitary or community choices you make during [[Pick Yer Poison]] and [[A Dilemma of the Horns]] and [[Intermission]] can move you up or down on the grid.

==Effects of Reputation==

* Being selfless (top row of the grid) allows you to visit the [[Robotics Club]] (where you can buy the [[robotics kit]]).
* Being self-interested (bottom row of grid) allows you to visit the [[League of Self Promoters]] (where you can hire the [[Publicist]]).

Talk:Gold Coast ivory

2008-07-17T15:45:47Z

Tycho Everett: New page: Item needs love. Tried assembling this with about 300 common items, but no success. --~~~~

Item needs love. Tried assembling this with about 300 common items, but no success. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 08:45, 17 July 2008 (MST)

Talk:Smuggler's box

2008-07-17T15:19:30Z

Tycho Everett: spading

Opening 25 boxes yielded: 32 Ivory Coast spices, 32 Gold Coast ivory, 36 Spice Coast gold. Since those are so close to equal I assume that all items are equally probable. Within each smuggler's box, results were consistent with each item being randomly chosen... Minimum 3 items, maximum 6 items, mean of 4.0 items per box.
* 40% chance (10 instances) of 3 items in the box (0x 0-0-3, 8x 0-1-2, 2x 1-1-1)
* 32% chance (8 instances) of 4 items (1x 0-1-3, 5x 0-2-2, 2x 1-1-2)
* 16% chance (4 instances) of 5 items (1x 0-1-4, 0x 0-2-3, 1x 1-1-3, 2x 1-2-2)
* 12% chance (3 instances) of 6 items (1x 0-2-4, 2x 1-2-3)
Range: 3-6 items; Mean: 4.0 items; Median: 4 items; Mode: 3 items.

(Raw data: isg, gis, igg, ggi, sis, sis, gig, sgg, sgg, gss, iiis, gigi, siis, issi, ggss, gssg, isgg, gisi, sssis, sgggi, isgsg, sisig, gsssii, ggsgii, siiiis)

--[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 08:19, 17 July 2008 (MST)

Smuggler's box

2008-07-17T14:58:03Z

Tycho Everett: informal explanation of item drop odds for smuggler's box

{{item
|descid=5391093
|itemid=257
|name=smuggler's box
|image=smugglers-box.gif
|desc=This small, ornate wood box feels heavy, and you can hear something rattling around inside. Unfortunately it appears to be locked, and you don't seem to have the key. The top of the box is engraved with a picture of what appears to be a man standing atop two sea turtles.
|type=Misc
|autosell=60
|usable=yes}}

==How Obtained==
[[The Docks]]
:*[[small-time smuggler]]

==When Used==
You can't figure out how to unlock it, so you break open the box to see what's inside, destroying the box in the process.

You get 3-6 of the following items in any combination (averaging 4 items per box). Each item type is equally probable. (After opening 60 smuggler's boxes you'll have around 80 of each item: Gold Coast ivory, Ivory Coast spices, and Spice Coast gold.)

{{obtain|Gold Coast ivory|ivory.gif}}
{{obtain|Ivory Coast spices|spices.gif}}
{{obtain|Spice Coast gold|gold.gif}}

==References==
Refers to how Jack Sparrow allegedly escaped from a deserted island after being marooned by lashing two sea turtles together in the first ''[[Wikipedia:Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl|Pirates of the Caribbean]]'' movie.

Backpack

2008-07-17T14:28:50Z

Tycho Everett: attempted to informally explain the item drop odds for Backpacks

{{item
|descid=8559629
|itemid=308
|name=backpack
|image=backpack.gif
|desc=This backpack is old and cheap, but you can hear a few things rattling around inside. What could it be? Pencils? Books? Smelly gym clothes? City guide books for some very lost tourist? There's only one way to find out.
|type=Miscellaneous Item
|usable=yes
|autosell=80}}

==How Obtained==
[[The streets of downtown Twilight]]
:*[[Gotta Move Quick]] (Dance to the right)

==When Used==
You yank open the backpack to see what's inside, unfortunately tearing it to shreds in your enthusiasm.

You find '''90-110 chips'''.

A backpack usually also contains 1 or 2 of the following items, although it is possible to get no items or 3 items. Each item is equally probable. (While it is possible to open a backpack with 3 medkits, after opening 100 backpacks you'll have around 50 of each item: medkits, soles, and firewater.)

{{obtain|advanced medkit|advanced-medkit.gif}}
{{obtain|Dr. Stoll's Medical Soles|dr-stolls.gif}}
{{obtain|firewater|firewater.gif}}

Talk:Backpack

2008-07-17T14:20:25Z

Tycho Everett: spading

I just used 4 backpacks
I got:

1 x Medkit

1 x Soles

1 x Soles

1 x Firewater
1 x Soles

[[User:LeaChim|LeaChim]] 13:39, 28 December 2007 (MST)

I just used 50 backpacks in a row. Since none were outside the 90-110 chip range, I removed the question marks. Also, you can get a backpack with no items (just chips), one item, two different items, or two of the same item. The final total was Medkit x26, Soles x22, and Firewater x21, so there seems to be a 40-50% chance of each item.--[[User:Voort|Voort]] 13:07, 9 January 2008 (MST)

Just adding my stats--in 32 backpacks I got 16 medkits, 12 firewaters, 19 soles, and 3256 chips. --[[User:Usi|Usi]] 23:27, 4 July 2008 (MST)

Backpacks can also drop 3 items. In 23 backpacks, I received:
* 00 times with 0 items
* 07 times with 1 item
* 14 times with 2 items
* 02 times with 3 items
From 25 backpacks, there was a total of: 2532 chips, 19 advanced medkits, 21 cups of firewater, 10 Dr. Stoll's Medical Soles. [[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 07:20, 17 July 2008 (MST)

===Current Totals===
(Data from above... LeaChim-4 Voort-50 Usi-32 Tycho-25)
* 5788 chips in 57 backpacks
* 62 [[advanced medkit]]s in 111 [[backpack]]s
* 55 [[firewater]]s in 111 [[backpack]]s
* 54 [[Dr. Stoll's Medical Soles]] in 111 [[backpack]]s
'''Updated:''' 07:20, 17 July 2008 (MST)

===Hypothesis===
Flip three coins. Each time a coin comes up heads, put an item into the backpack. (Choose items randomly among medkit, firewater, and soles.) This would lead to the following profile:
* 12.5% chance of 0 items
* 37.5% chance of 1 item
* 37.5% chance of 2 items
* 12.5% chance of 3 items
This is well within the variability of the current data (171 items found in 111 backpacks, usually 1-2 items, rare cases of 0 items and 3 items). [[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 07:20, 17 July 2008 (MST)

User:Tycho Everett

2008-07-17T13:20:37Z

Tycho Everett:

Hello!

Thanks ''gimli'' for all the help!

== Wiki Structural Improvements ==

One problem with the wiki currently is that original information is scattered through multiple levels. For example, the location page X lists noncombat choice encounter Y one of whose choices is Z. If Z returns a variable number of XP or chips or whatever, some wiki-editors place that information on page Z, others only put it on page Y, and others only put it on page X.

Similarly, most monsters have their HP range and drops listed on the base location page (e.g. [[Triassic Park]]). Different information collected by other wiki editors is listed on the individual monster's page.

Possible ideas:

1. Fold choice encounter outcomes into the encounter page, and make those individual choice pages into redirects back to the main encounter page.
<pre>
A Page with a Choice:
What do you want to do?

---
Choice 1 Result

---
Choice 2 Result

---
Choice 3 Result
</pre>

2. Fold each sidekick effect outcome back into its sidekick page, and make the effect outcome into a redirect back to the sidekick.

3. Transclude all the information from an individual monster page back to its appropriate location(s). (Well, transclude everything people might want to see right off-the-bat: HP, XP, items, but not combat flavor text.) The goal is herd all spading efforts to a single location.

== Encounters in Triassic Park ==

[[User:Tycho_Everett/RawData]]

== League of Self-Promoters (Publicist) ==

[[User:Tycho_Everett/Publicist]]

== Reputation ==

Here are some of the Noncombat Choice Adventures:

Honorable - Pragmatic
* [[Campus: Investigate a Retro Rave]]
:: [[That Man's Father Is My Father's Son]]
* [[Guild for Imaginative Metachronism]]
:: [[Glove Slap, Baby]]
* [[The Docks]]
:: [[Shipping Clerk]]
* [[Triassic Park]]
:: [[Two Paths Diverged in a Prehistoric Wood]]

Generous - Solitary
* [[Cube Theater]]
:: [[Intermission]]
* [[The streets of downtown Twilight]]
:: [[A Dilemma of the Horns]]
* [[City of Lost Robots]]
:: [[Pick Yer Poison]]

No Effect on Reputation
* [[The neighborhood sewers]]
:: [[Unnamed Adventure]]
* [[The streets of downtown Twilight]]
:: [[Gotta Move Quick]]
* [[Outskirts of Area 54]]
:: [[Just Deserts]]

UNKNOWN
* [[Your neighborhood]]
:: [[Crime Never Sleeps ... or Does It?]]
* [[Nearby slums]]
:: [[All's Quiet on the Nearby Front]]
* [[A renegade robot hive]]
:: [[Trapped!]]

Reputation

2008-07-16T16:02:10Z

Tycho Everett: /* Effects of Reputation */

{{Underconstruction|comment=So,how does it work?}}

==Definition from the Twilight Dictionary==
"Over time your choices as a hero will begin to give you a reputation with the population of Twilight. Be careful what you choose, because while some people are bound to appreciate your choices, others are guaranteed to disapprove. Some may say you're the ideal hero, while others might label you a menace. Reputations can change, though, as you make other choices over time. The public eye has a short memory, and what you do today always overshadows what you did a month ago."

==Reputations==

{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|-
| Watchdog || Altruist || Virtuous
|-
| Pragmatic || Balanced || Honorable
|-
| Vigilante || Judicious || Just
|}

==How to Change Your Reputation==

Reputation is based on a combination of factors, including your response to various non-combat "choice" adventures.

In order to change your reputation, you'll need to travel around the city. Visiting the same choice adventure two or more times in a row has little or no effect on your reputation (unless you select a different choice).

* Honorable or dishonorable choices you make during [[That Man's Father Is My Father's Son|That Man's Father]] and [[Glove Slap, Baby]] and [[Shipping Clerk]] can move you left or right on the grid.
* Solitary or community choices you make during [[Pick Yer Poison]] and [[A Dilemma of the Horns]] and [[Intermission]] and [[Two Paths Diverged in a Prehistoric Wood]] can move you up or down on the grid.

==Effects of Reputation==

* Being selfless (top row of the grid) allows you to visit the [[Robotics Club]] (where you can buy the [[robotics kit]]).
* Being self-interested (bottom row of grid) allows you to visit the [[League of Self Promoters]] (where you can hire the [[Publicist]]).

Reputation

2008-07-16T16:00:27Z

Tycho Everett: /* How to Change Your Reputation */

{{Underconstruction|comment=So,how does it work?}}

==Definition from the Twilight Dictionary==
"Over time your choices as a hero will begin to give you a reputation with the population of Twilight. Be careful what you choose, because while some people are bound to appreciate your choices, others are guaranteed to disapprove. Some may say you're the ideal hero, while others might label you a menace. Reputations can change, though, as you make other choices over time. The public eye has a short memory, and what you do today always overshadows what you did a month ago."

==Reputations==

{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|-
| Watchdog || Altruist || Virtuous
|-
| Pragmatic || Balanced || Honorable
|-
| Vigilante || Judicious || Just
|}

==How to Change Your Reputation==

Reputation is based on a combination of factors, including your response to various non-combat "choice" adventures.

In order to change your reputation, you'll need to travel around the city. Visiting the same choice adventure two or more times in a row has little or no effect on your reputation (unless you select a different choice).

* Honorable or dishonorable choices you make during [[That Man's Father Is My Father's Son|That Man's Father]] and [[Glove Slap, Baby]] and [[Shipping Clerk]] can move you left or right on the grid.
* Solitary or community choices you make during [[Pick Yer Poison]] and [[A Dilemma of the Horns]] and [[Intermission]] and [[Two Paths Diverged in a Prehistoric Wood]] can move you up or down on the grid.

==Effects of Reputation==

* Being selfless (top row of the grid) allows you to visit the [[Robotics Club]].
* Being self-interested (bottom row of grid) allows you to visit the [[League of Self Promoters]] (containing the [[Publicist]]).

Reputation

2008-07-16T15:54:27Z

Tycho Everett: /* How to Change Your Reputation */

{{Underconstruction|comment=So,how does it work?}}

==Definition from the Twilight Dictionary==
"Over time your choices as a hero will begin to give you a reputation with the population of Twilight. Be careful what you choose, because while some people are bound to appreciate your choices, others are guaranteed to disapprove. Some may say you're the ideal hero, while others might label you a menace. Reputations can change, though, as you make other choices over time. The public eye has a short memory, and what you do today always overshadows what you did a month ago."

==Reputations==

{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|-
| Watchdog || Altruist || Virtuous
|-
| Pragmatic || Balanced || Honorable
|-
| Vigilante || Judicious || Just
|}

==How to Change Your Reputation==

Reputation is based on a combination of factors, including your response to various non-combat adventures.

* Honorable or dishonorable choices you make during [[Glove Slap, Baby]] and [[That Man's Father Is My Father's Son|That Man's Father]] and [[Shipping Clerk]] can move you left or right on the grid.
* Solitary or community choices you make during [[Intermission]] and [[Pick Yer Poison]] and [[A Dilemma of the Horns]] and [[Two Paths Diverged in a Prehistoric Wood]] can move you up or down on the grid.

==Effects of Reputation==

* Being selfless (top row of the grid) allows you to visit the [[Robotics Club]].
* Being self-interested (bottom row of grid) allows you to visit the [[League of Self Promoters]] (containing the [[Publicist]]).

Talk:Reputation

2008-07-16T07:36:56Z

Tycho Everett: /* Summary of Reputations */

==Spading stuff==
Let's get this ball rolling!

matt the sort of superpowered vigilante (#9561) has honorable right now.
i also confiscated the cargo at the docks a couple times before accepting the black knight's challenge in the guild but it didn't change until then, so it might have been a combination of them, i know cheating the black knight lost honorable as matt the vigilante. [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt the vigilante]]

I'm currently listed as Altruist. Don't know why (yet) --[[User:Lazyfire|Lazyfire]] 22:40, 18 April 2008 (MST)

Pseudoname-(Character ID #2444) I have Pragmatic, I chose the less heroic versions of the choices listed,I tried cheating against the pitch black knight, then I accepted bribes at the docks. I think I cheated about 3 or 4 times then switched to the docks. it changed after about the 3rd time i accepted a bribe.
Somebody said that cheating the knight 23 times did nothing so it might have just been the docks, or maybe those affected more or something
:* It could be a combination of things. IE: Chastity [#14101] fought the knight with honor 28 times. Is a fresh character, so not tainted with any past encounters. Did not have a chance from Balanced. Does not necessarily mean anything, but ya never know. Will continue to test until I hit 50. if I hit 50 and no change, I will see about finding other, similar non-combats, and see if maybe it's accumulative from -more than one source-. --[[User:Valera|Valera]]
::* 42 current encounters on Chastity. Tomorrow I'll begin to play with something else, and then jump around some. --[[User:Valera|Valera]]

It may be a number and gets deducted/increased by ''x'' each time you do something not heroic or something heroic. When the number gets deducted/increased to another number, you get another reputation. Each choice may deduct/increase the number differently. Please also mention the amount of encounters of the choices when your reputation changed. It appears that choices you've made in the past also count towards your reputation, best if we made a clean, fresh account like Val.--[[User:Chuwenhsuan|chuwenhsuan]]

Running away might effect your rep you might even be called a chicken, just a thought.--[[User:Reaper|Reaper]] 01:52, 19 April 2008 (MST)

In case anyone hasn't noticed, the button for all Rep adventures has the words "What do you do?", or something along those lines, or, at least, the three I've found (which counts the Knight and the Docks) have that. Makes it easy to tell if an adventure affects your rep or not, figured you might find it useful. --[[User:Therum|Therum]] 11:22, 19 April 2008 (MST)

Sorry, fixed something here, but wasn't able to do it 'cleanly'. Sorry for any inconvenience.--[[User:Olaf|Olaf]] 22:25, 19 April 2008 (MST)

Accessing the index page without having logged in displays a reputation of "Vigilante". [http://img31.picoodle.com/img/img31/4/4/20/f_vigilantem_5f25af3.png Screenshot] --[[User:Usi|Usi]] 20:34, 20 April 2008 (MST)

Okay, I was spading a bit. It seems that taking the bribe once and cheating the black knight once will give you "Pragmatic", and confiscating the cargo once and taking up the challenge once will get you back to "Balanced". I'll try again on my multis to test it out more. —[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CS]] 10:17, 21 April 2008 (CST)
:* Okay, I used a multi I haven't used in a while. I went back and forth between taking bribes and cheating the knight. It took 3 cheatings, and 4 bribe-takings to get "Pragmatic". —[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CS]] 10:27, 21 April 2008 (CST)

just a little question: has anyone gotten a rare drop since this has been implemented? Because i thought i heard something about your rep possibly effecting your adventures, and i was wondering if it could/would effect rare adventure frequency. --[[User:Reaper|Reaper]] 16:29, 22 April 2008 (MST)

It is said that your reputation won't affect anything. Also, we should use a brand new multi to spade things out because the choices you've done before reputation was implanted also affects you reputation.--[[User:Chuwenhsuan|chuwenhsuan]]
:*How can we know for sure that past choices affect current reputation? --[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CorruptShadow]] 05:39, 23 April 2008 (MST)
::*For sure? We can't. There is a strong likelihood though, from different people getting different results from the same actions. But for certain? No clue. --[[User:Valera|Valera]]
:::*Oh, I wasn't sure if [[User:Ryme|Ryme]] had said something about it or not. --[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CorruptShadow]] 09:16, 23 April 2008 (MST)

This isn't about past choices but Ryme said "There will soon be ways in which the reputations get you different results, for sure." so it sounds like reputation will do something eventually.

also the rave choice adventure seems to effect reputation differently than the docks one because i had honorable on a multi then chose to accept the loss at the rave and after a few turns of doing that my reputation changed to virtuous, then i took bribes a few times to see how it would change my reputation and got altruistic, before tried to change my reputation i was farming in the cube so it might have affected it too, i was alternating between right and center at the cube. so this isn't very reliable, but it seems like either the rave or the cube changes reputation differently than the docks
also does anybody know how to get vigilante?
[[User:Pseudoname|Pseudoname]]

I just cheated on the knight 8 times, although I probably had adventured there previously earlier in my play, but not much. I also went to the docks and accepted the bribe five times. I had never adventured there previously. As for the rave, I don't remember what choices I had made there. I'm a relatively new player also and haven't ventured far from quest areas. I'm still balanced and have never been anything else. [[User:Gnollus Gneash|Gnollus Gneash]] 02:37 15 July 2008 (EDT)

Should we compile a list of the adventures that affect the outcome of one's reputation? --[[User:Corrupt Shadow|CorruptShadow]] 07:14, 25 April 2008 (MST)
:*Yes, I believe we should. --[[User:Valera|Valera]]

The character Matt the vigilante watchdog as a reputation. I got it by taking bribes while i had altruistic, but i chose to beat up the guy at the rave yesterday to try to change my reputation(unsuccessfully) so that could have affected the change too. [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt the vigilante]] 20:19, 26 April 2008 (MST)

Now i have altruistic again after accepting the loss at the rave so that probably did affect the change. [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt the vigilante]] 20:59, 26 April 2008 (MST)

Does it change at rollover? I'm pretty sure I was balanced before, just logged in and am now Altruist. - Darryl
:Mine changes after I make a choice that would have changed it [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt]] 09:02, 27 April 2008 (MST)

Idea: Virtuous as a combination of altruist and honorable? I had altruist, accepted the black knight's challenge two or three times, and BAM virtuous. [[User:Darryl|Darryl]]

so we seem to think that the reputations are a grid and diffrent choices move values up/down and left\right
so do you think it could be something like this: 
Vigilante Judicious Just 
Watchdog Altruist Virtuous 
Pragmatic Balanced Honorable 
[[User:Pseudoname|Pseudoname]]

It's probably alot like that, except balanced would be in the middle. - Satan

if its like : 
_|Watchdog |Altruist |Virtuous| 
_|Pragmatic |Balanced |Honorable| 
_|Vigilante |Judicious |Just| does anybody know how to go down on the grid?

I've tried this on four characters after Ryme's second hint and choosing "Rough him up to get your chips back" on the That Man's Father Is My Father's Son adventure 1-2 times and "Cheat like the dickens" on the Glove Slap, Baby adventure 1-2 times took all four characters from Balanced to Pragmatic - [[User:Bamse|Bamse]]

===Summary of Reputations===

{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1" style="text-align:center"
|-
| Watchdog || Altruist || Virtuous
|-
| Pragmatic || Balanced || Honorable
|-
| Vigilante || Judicious || Just
|}

Combining the spade info with the in-game area descriptions, Reputation might be a combination of two scales:

'''Honor''': Cheater <--> Lawabider (shown horizontally)
* Do you break laws and cheat, or do you obey laws and follow rules?
* The Black Knight's Challenge can move you left on the grid (toward cheater) if you "Cheat Like the Dickens"
* The Black Knight's Challenge can move you right on the grid (toward lawabider) if you "Accept the Challenge"
* The Shipping Clerk can move you left on the grid (toward cheater) if you "Accept the Bribe"
* The Shipping Clerk can move you right on the grid (toward lawabider) if you "Confiscate the Cargo"
* That Man's Father can move you left on the grid (toward cheater) if you "Rough Him Up"
* That Man's Father can move you right on the grid (toward lawabider) if you "Accept the Loss"

'''Selflessness''': Self-Promoter <--> Communitarian (shown vertically)
* Is your character selfish and looking out for number one, or is your character generously contributing most of your energy to others?
* Being self-interested (the bottom row of the grid) gives you access to the [[League of Self Promoters]].
* Being selfless (the top row of the grid) gives you access to the [[Robotics Club]].
* Intermission can move you up the grid (towards communitarian) if you "Exit Stage Right"
* Intermission can move you down the grid (towards self-promoter) if you "Exit Stage Left"
* Pick Yer Poison might move you up the grid (towards communitarian) with the trendy Gingerette Black
* Pick Yer Poison might move you down the grid (towards self-promoter) with the ruggedly individual Krakatoa Punch
* Horns of Dilemma might move you up the grid (towards communitarian) if you solve gridlock
* Horns of Dilemma might move you down the grid (towards self-promoter) if you avenge your uncle
* (new Prehistoric Garden adventure might move you up or down the grid??)
* I've seen one claim of an alignment change 'overnight' ... I think it would be neat if the self-interest (vertical axis) alignment changed in response to non-adventure actions: giving away lots of PPs by buffing other heroes vs using PPs on yourself, or giving away items vs receiving free items.
--[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 07:42, 15 July 2008 (MST) Corrections... still might have some wrong. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 00:36, 16 July 2008 (MST)

The game appears to only remember your most recent (most recent two?) choice for a particular adventure. Once you've "set" the toggle switch for that adventure, you need to move on to the next choice adventure location. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 00:36, 16 July 2008 (MST)

==Vigilante==
Has anyone gotten this legitimately? I mean, without pulling up expired pages and the like? [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]]
:Olaf has it [[User:Pseudoname|Pseudoname]]
::Does he (or anyone) know how he got it? --[[User:Corrupt Shadow|░▒▓ CorruptShadow ▓▒░]] 15:28, 29 April 2008 (MST)
:::Bet you can't guess who else has this? --[[User:Therum|Therum]] 15:33, 10 July 2008 (MST)

==_____==

There is another one out there... it's on an alt I have. :) - Malk-a-mite
:Way to narrow it down there, Gilbreth... [[User:Cristiona|Cristiona]]

==Reputation (dict)==

Is the [[Reputation (dict)]] page necessary? At this point it seems redundant. The two articles are essentially duplicates. -- [[User:Naborr|Naborr]] 12:33, 9 June 2008 (MST)
*That page is the official TH page about rep this page is the wiki version with all the detailed info.(When someone starts spading the adventures.)--[[User:Reaper|Reaper]] 15:25, 9 June 2008 (MST)
**In case it wasn't clear: (dict) pages are not pages for definitions written by/for the blandsauce wiki community. Instead, (dict) is used precisely where Ryme chooses to place words in his official Twilight Heroes Dictionary. For those dictionary entries, a pop-up window appears with a green "Twilight Dictionary" banner, and this wiki copies that text verbatim. That's why [[Reputation (dict)]] refers the wiki-user to [[Reputation]], where we clutter the page up with strategic details about reputation. Similarly, [[Chat (dict)]] should look different than [[Chat]]. --[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 23:19, 9 July 2008 (MST)

== New Areas ==

As of late July 9, certain reputations give you access to new areas. Known areas and required reputations so far:

Robotics Club (at the University) - Virtuous

--[[User:Usi|Usi]] 21:34, 9 July 2008 (MST)
watchdog can also get to the robotics club [[User:Matt the vigilante|Matt the vigilante]] 22:52, 9 July 2008 (MST)

Added:
: [[League of Self Promoters]] in the Heavy Industry district - Reputation: Just
--[[User:Tycho Everett|Tycho Everett]] 23:13, 9 July 2008 (MST)

By the looks of things, Honorable gets nothing. ;_; --[[User:Missingno|Missingno]] 13:28, 10 July 2008 (MST)
Pragmatic doesn't seem to get anything either. --[[User:Aoi|Aoi]] 19:51, 11 July 2008 (MST)

Well it looks like this is going to be a big part of TH now, so we should rework the location template to add in a "Prerequisite", and we need to have Reputation separation (a different page for each reputation, with the benefits of being said rep).--[[User:Reaper|Reaper]] 14:15, 10 July 2008 (MST)

Robotics Club open to Altruist --[[User:Muhandes|Muhandes]] 04:18, 13 July 2008 (MST)

User:Tycho Everett

2008-07-15T18:34:54Z

Tycho Everett:

Hello!

One problem with the wiki currently is that original information is scattered through multiple levels. For example, the location page X lists noncombat choice encounter Y one of whose choices is Z. If Z returns a variable number of XP or chips or whatever, some wiki-editors place that information on page Z, others only put it on page Y, and others only put it on page X.

[[User:Tycho_Everett/RawData]]

[[User:Tycho_Everett/Publicist]]

Thanks gimli for all the help!

=== Here are some of the Choice Adventures ===

HONOR
* [[Campus: Investigate a Retro Rave]]
:: [[That Man's Father Is My Father's Son]]
* [[Guild for Imaginative Metachronism]]
:: [[Glove Slap, Baby]]
* [[The Docks]]
:: [[Shipping Clerk]]

COMMUNITY
* [[Cube Theater]]
:: [[Intermission]]

NO EFFECT ON REPUTATION
* [[The neighborhood sewers]]
:: [[Unnamed Adventure]]

UNKNOWN
* [[Your neighborhood]]
:: [[Crime Never Sleeps ... or Does It?]]
* [[Nearby slums]]
:: [[All's Quiet on the Nearby Front]]
* [[City of Lost Robots]]
:: [[Pick Yer Poison]]
* [[The streets of downtown Twilight]]
:: [[Gotta Move Quick]]
* [[The streets of downtown Twilight]]
:: [[A Dilemma of the Horns]]
* [[A renegade robot hive]]
:: [[Trapped!]]
* [[Outskirts of Area 54]]
:: [[Just Deserts]]

Your neighborhood

2008-07-15T18:16:40Z

Tycho Everett:

[[Your neighborhood]] is located in [[Somerset Square]].
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

{{combat
|name=big thug
|image=gangster.jpg
|items=[[badly bent knife]], [[leather gloves]], [[knife]]
|chips=6-14
|EL=
|exp=7
|HP=8}}

{{combat
|name=pickpocket
|image=gangster2.jpg
|items=[[sneakers]], [[baseball]]
|chips=15-30
|EL=
|exp=4
|HP=3}}

{{combat
|name=thug
|image=thug.jpg
|items=[[baseball bat]], [[hammer]]
|chips=4-12
|EL=
|exp=5
|HP=3}}

= Noncombat Choice Adventures =

{{choice
|name=Crime Never Sleeps ... or Does It?
|image=Crime-never-sleeps.jpg
|choice1=Spend some time picking up litter
|result1=[[A Good Deed Rewarded]] (gain 10-15 chips)
|choice2=Catch up with a friend
|result2=[[Not So Trivial Pursuits]] (gain 5 XP)
|choice3=Just keep walking
|result3=[[A Walk on the Mild Side]] (permanently gain 1 HP)}}

= Noncombat Adventures =

''(Note: Is There's My Car a one-time only adventure?)''

{{noncombat
|name=Dude! There's My Car!
|image=abaondoned-car.gif
|items=none
|chips=300-305
|exp=none}}

Triassic Park and Bestiary

2008-07-15T18:14:40Z

Tycho Everett:

Triassic Park and Bestiary is located in the [[Heavy Industry District]]
[[Category: Locations]]

== Combat Adventures ==

{{combat
|name=catoblepas
|image=catoblepas.jpg
|items=[[lump of carmot]] (~95%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=183
|HP=196-214}}

{{combat
|name=flock of harpies
|image=Flock-of-harpies.gif
|items=[[eagle feather]] (~25%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=178
|HP=123-177}}

{{combat
|name=coelophysis
|image=coelophysis.jpg
|items=[[lizard tail]] (~25%), [[red tooth]] (~20%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=158
|HP=125-177}}

{{combat
|name=dimetrodon
|image=dimetrodon.jpg
|items=[[red tooth]] (~20%), [[trilobit]] (~~16%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=178
|HP=179-183}}

{{combat
|name=upgraded no-frills lizard
|image=Frilled-lizard.jpg
|items=[[lizard tail]] (~25%), [[reptile tile]] (~~21%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=153
|HP=136-182}}

{{combat
|name=peteinosaurus
|image=peteinosaurus.gif
|items=[[red claw]] (~20%), [[red tooth]] (~20%), [[taut sinew]] (~~10%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=163
|HP=120-181}}

{{combat
|name=gryphon
|image=gryphon.gif
|items=[[eagle feather]] (~25%), [[targe vert with human rampant]] (~~20%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=173
|HP=123-179}}

{{combat
|name=femticore
|image=femticore.gif
|items=[[red claw]] (~20%), [[red tooth]] (~20%), [[quill blade]] (~~10%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=168
|HP=120-236}}

{{combat
|name=estemmenosuchus
|image=estemmenosuchus.jpg
|items=[[red tooth]] (~20%), [[red claw]] (~20%)
|chips=0
|EL=
|exp=168
|HP=121-182}}

= Noncombat Adventures =

{{noncombat
|name=Who Are You Calling Vile?
|image=Calling-vile.gif
|items=[[foul spirits]] (100%)
|chips=0
|exp=0}}

Through the Dimensional Gate

2008-07-15T18:14:04Z

Tycho Everett:

Through the Dimensional Gate is located in the [[Heavy Industry District]]. It is the same dimensional gate removed from the [[Zion's Tears building]] in the [[Don't Cry for Me, Zion-tina]] quest.
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

{{combat
|name=astral shredder
|image=shredder.jpg
|items=[[astral spline]], [[cosmic crystals]]
|chips=0
|level=unknown
|exp=98
|hp=103-109?}}

{{combat
|name=ethereal behemoth
|image=behemoth.jpg
|items=[[cosmic crystals]], [[ethereal club]]
|chips=0
|level=unknown
|exp=104
|hp=154}}

{{combat
|name=gruesome phantasm
|image=phantasm.jpg
|items=[[cosmic crystals]], [[glob of goo]]
|chips=0
|level=unknown
|exp=100
|hp=107}}

{{combat
|name=multidimensional terror
|image=weird-figure.jpg
|items=[[cosmic crystals]]
|chips=0
|level=unknown
|exp=102
|hp=108}}

{{combat
|name=pandimensional horror
|image=horror.jpg
|items=[[cosmic crystals]], [[pandimensional scepter]]
|chips=0
|level=unknown
|exp=96
|hp=104}}

{{combat
|name=transdimensional fiend
|image=fiend.jpg
|items=[[cosmic crystals]]
|chips=0
|level=unknown
|exp=107
|hp=138}}

The streets of downtown Twilight

2008-07-15T18:13:08Z

Tycho Everett:

The streets of downtown Twilight are located in [[Downtown Twilight]]
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

'''[[cat burglar]]''' 
[[Image:cat-burglar.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[metaphoric claws]], [[pocket van de graf generator]], [[trylon strap]]|chips=54-92|EL=|exp=49-50}} 

'''[[English tourist]]''' 
[[Image:english-tourist.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[bag of PG Tips]], [[bowler]]|chips=56-92|EL=|exp=54-60}} 

'''[[ugly mugger]]''' 
[[Image:ugly-mugger.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[knit cap]], [[laser pistol]], [[harmonica]]|chips=54-87|EL=|exp=55|HP=59}} 

'''[[Zion's Tears cult follower]]''' 
[[Image:zions-tears-follower.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=|chips=16-30|EL=|exp=53|HP=62}} 

'''[[Zion's Tears cult leader]]''' 
[[Image:zions-tears-leader.gif|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[platinum necklace]]|chips=35-62|EL=|exp=57}} 

= Noncombat Choice Adventures =

{{choice
|name=Gotta Move Quick
|image=Taxi-front.jpg
|choice1=Dive left
|result1=(You gain 50-65 XP)
|choice2=Dive right
|result2=(You get a [[backpack]])
|choice3=Jump straight into the air
|result3=(While wearing [[High-jump boots]] - you gain access to [[Rooftops of downtown]]. Otherwise, you lose 15-18 HP.)
}}

{{choice
|name=A Dilemma of the Horns
|image=car-crash.jpg
|choice1=Avenge your uncle's murderer. Er, robber.
|result1=(You gain 48-58 chips)
|choice2=Try to prevent major gridlock
|result2=(You get a [[dented hubcap]])
|choice3=Try to do both at once
|result3=(nothing)
}}

=One-time Adventures=

'''[[Two Paths Diverged in a Darkened Street]]''' 
[[Image:alley.gif|left]]Occurs only after obtaining the [[Don't Cry for Me, Zion-tina]] quest 
Choice: 
Continue following the suspicious figure: [[Access and Alleys]] 
Investigate the shouting in the alley: [[To the Rescue]] 

'''[[Access and Alleys]]''' 
[[Image:alley.gif|left]] Leads to [[Should Have Been a Linebacker]] 

'''[[Should Have Been a Linebacker]]''' 
[[Image:broken-window.gif|left]] You gain '''500 chips.''' 
Leads to [[Dead Women Don't Wear Plaid]] 

'''[[Dead Women Don't Wear Plaid]]''' 
[[Image:lind.gif|left]] Leads to [[Almost Like You'd Planned It]] 

'''[[Almost Like You'd Planned It]]''' 
[[Image:zions-tears-leader.gif|left]] Opens Zion's Tears building 

[[To the Rescue]] (one-time) (occurs only when selecting the "Investigate the shouting in the alley" option from the previous adventure.)

A Dilemma of the Horns

2008-07-15T18:04:44Z

Tycho Everett: /* Results */

'''[[A Dilemma of the Horns]]''' 
[[Image:car-crash.jpg|right]]A screech of tires and a series of loud bangs pulls you out of the back alleys and to a major intersection, where you see that a spill on the road has apparently caused a multi-car accident. Traffic is beginning to back up, and horns are blaring as unhappy drivers try to navigate the accident scene. None of the drivers appear to be seriously hurt, though, as they have all gotten out of there cars and are milling around, making the traffic issues that much worse. There are sirens in the distance, so police help ought to be on the way in a few minutes, but some traffic direction now could prevent a giant traffic jam later.

Then your jaw drops as you realize that you know one of the men in the crowd. His name is Richard Horn, and this is the man who killed your uncle and stole his car. Wait, did I say "killed"? I meant "shoved." And it wasn't so much "stole his car" as Richard "snatched 50 chips from out of his hand in a casino and ran away." Anyway, even though your uncle is alive and in good health, you really hate that Richard Horn guy, and you think someone should teach him a lesson. But he's walking swiftly away from the accident. 
*Avenge your uncle's murderer. Er, robber. 
*Try to prevent major gridlock 
*Try to do both at once 
what do you do?
 
==Results==

'''With Great Power Comes Great Revenge''' 
[[Image:car-crash.jpg|right]]
You figure the traffic jam is inevitable whatever you do, but avenging your uncle is something you can only do once, so you dash off after Richard Horn. Something must have alerted him, because he starts to speed up and then breaks into a full run as you get close. But a mere mortal is no match for your heroic speed, and you catch him easily.

Of course he doesn't recognize you in costume, so you have to take several minutes just to explain why you've chased him down. And naturally, he's terrified the entire time, because he doesn't understand why someone in your strange outfit is after him. Eventually he catches on, though.

"Chips? You want chips? Here!" He reaches into his pocket and grabs a handful. "This should make up for whatever family members feel cheated. Just leave me alone!" You let him run off and pocket the chips, figuring the debt is balanced. You'll give the chips to your uncle next time you see him, which at this pace might be in a decade or two.

'''{{chips|amt=?-48-58-?}}.''' 
----
'''With Great Horespower Comes Great Responsibility''' 
[[Image:car-crash.jpg|right]]
You survey the situation and decide that your personal vengeance isn't nearly as important as serving the public trust by sorting out the traffic jam. You let Richard Horn skulk off into the distance while you focus on getting hundreds of commuters from point A to point B in a reasonable time frame. It takes a few minutes to get things cleared up properly (picking up cars, setting them down on the curb, etc.) but when you're done there's a spare hubcap that doesn't belong to any cars you can identify, so you get to take it home with you. Sweet!

'''You got an item: [[dented hubcap]]''' 
----
'''An Electron You Are Not''' 
[[Image:car-crash.jpg|right]]
You practically dive after Richard Horn, while beginning to shout increasingly loud instructions to the people standing in the intersection. Unfortunately, your noise makes Richard turn around, and he seems to realize that you're tailing him. Meanwhile, nobody in the accident site can hear you over the sound of the car alarms and horns that are still blasting into the air.

Pretty soon Richard is gone, and traffic has backed up for more than a block in every direction, meaning your efforts are wasted. You should really learn it's just not possible to take care of two major issues at once.

The neighborhood sewers

2008-07-15T17:53:45Z

Tycho Everett:

[[The neighborhood sewers]] are located in [[Somerset Square]].
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

{{combat
|name=Australian alligator seeker
|image=Alligator-seeker.jpg
|items=[[boomerang]], [[football helmet]]
|chips=18-33
|EL=
|exp=23
|HP=24}}

{{combat
|name=mutant vagrant
|image=vagrant.jpg
|items=[[army boots]], [[leather jacket]]
|chips=13-20
|EL=
|exp=20
|HP=32}}

{{combat
|name=sewer crocodile
|image=alligator.jpg
|items=none
|chips=none
|EL=
|exp=24
|HP=26-27}}

{{combat
|name=sewer rat of unusual size
|image=rat.jpg
|items=none
|chips=none
|EL=
|DMG=6-8
|exp=22
|HP=23-25}}

= Noncombat Choice Adventures =

{{choice
|name=Unnamed Adventure
|image=abandoned-tunnel.gif
|choice1=Enter the Hole
|result1=You gain an effect: [[Rank and Musty Daze]] (Opens up [[Dank and Rusty Maze]] location)
|choice2=Keep on Patrolling the Sewers
|result2=Redirects to a regular sewer adventure}}

= Noncombat Adventures =

{{noncombat
|name=Clearing the Cache
|image=cash-box.gif
|items=none
|chips=36-61
|exp=none}}

The Docks

2008-07-15T17:43:56Z

Tycho Everett:

'''The Docks''' are located in [[Bayside]].
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

{{combat
|name=big & tall shoreman
|image=longshoreman.jpg
|items=[[big left hook]], [[docker's pants]]
|chips=54-87
|EL=
|exp=70
|HP=}}

{{combat
|name=old man from the sea
|image=old-man.jpg
|items=[[bag of throwing starfish]], [[harbor pearl]]
|chips=63-103
|EL=
|exp=82
|HP=}}

{{combat
|name=pier security guard
|image=corrupt-security.jpg
|items=[[long arm of the law]]
|chips=60-98
|EL=
|exp=80
|HP=}}

{{combat
|name=small-time smuggler
|image=smuggler.jpg
|items=[[seventh of nine]], [[smuggler's box]]
|chips=59-96
|EL=
|exp=74
|HP=}}

{{combat
|name=stevedora
|image=stevedora.jpg
|items=[[unisex beanie]], [[work gloves]]
|chips=53-85
|EL=
|exp=68
|HP=}}

= Noncombat Choice Adventures =

{{choice
|name=Shipping Clerk
|image=shipping-clerk.jpg
|choice1=Confiscate the cargo
|result1=([[Guatemalan pepperjuice]] and increased honor)
|choice2=Take the bribe
|result2=(91-109 chips and decreased honor)
|choice3=Demand information
|result3=(80-99 XP)}}

Shiloh Sanatarium

2008-07-15T17:38:50Z

Tycho Everett: also needs combat templating

Shiloh Sanatarium is located in the [[Heavy Industry District]]
[[Category: Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

'''[[demented scientist]]''' 
[[Image:demented-scientist.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[lab suit]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=125}} 

'''[[deranged mutant]]''' 
[[Image:deranged-mutant.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=|chips=0|EL=|exp=130}} 

'''[[insane villain]]''' 
[[Image:insane-villain.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=|chips0=|EL=|exp=122}} 

'''[[tormented hero]]''' 
[[Image:tormented-hero.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=|chips=0|EL=|exp=115}} 

= Noncombat Adventures =

{{noncombat
|name=A Lunatic and His Moon
|image=moon2.gif
|items=none
|chips=none
|exp=130}}

{{noncombat
|name=Better than a Pre-Frontal Lobotomy
|image=bottle-pills.gif
|items=[[bottle of pills]]
|chips=none
|exp=none}}

Rooftops of downtown

2008-07-15T17:36:20Z

Tycho Everett: added choice template

This area is located in [[Downtown Twilight]]. 
[[Category:Locations]]

This area can be unlocked by adventuring in [[The_streets_of_downtown_Twilight|the streets of Downtown Twilight]] with the [[High-jump boots]] equipped until the [[Gotta Move Quick]] adventure is found. Choose "jump straight into the air" to gain access to the rooftops.

= Combat Adventures =

{{combat
|name=crazy scientician
|image=crazy-scientician.jpg
|items=[[de-enervation juice]], [[embiggening tonic]], [[lab coat]], [[caffeine pill]]
|chips=96-128
|level=?
|exp=105
|hp=?}}
 

{{combat
|name=brutish man
|image=muscular.jpg
|items=[[tattered shorts]], [[lamp post]], [[raccoon mask]], [[corrupt amulet]]
|chips=90-120
|level=?
|exp=103
|hp=?}}
 

{{combat
|name=armored warrior
|image=armored-warrior.jpg
|items=[[needler]], [[xentrium breastplate]], [[trylon tights]]
|chips=76-98
|level=?
|exp=95
|hp=?}}
 

{{combat
|name=shadowy figure
|image=shadowy-figure.jpg
|items=[[sneakiers]], [[black hood]], [[black gloves]]
|chips=70-100
|level=?
|exp=90
|hp=?}}
 

= Limited-Time Adventures =

{{choice
|name=Not to Choose Is Not a Choice
|image=roof-silhouette.jpg
|choice1=Help the psion think
|result1=(you gain 5 Intellect)
|choice2=Help the gadgeteer build
|result2=(you gain 5 Reflexes)
|choice3=Help the naturalist chase
|result3=(you gain 5 Strength)
}}
*'''Note:''' Adventure only occurs four times after which it is replaced by [[The Only Way to Win Is Not to Play]].

= Noncombat Adventures =

{{noncombat
|name=The Only Way to Win Is Not to Play
|image=roof-silhouette.jpg
|items=None
|chips=None
|exp=96-105
'''Note:''' Adventure is only available after the [[Not to Choose Is Not a Choice]] adventure's fourth (final) occurrence.}}

Porcelain Bay

2008-07-15T17:31:46Z

Tycho Everett: /* Requirements */ cleanup grammar

=Requirements=
If a character doesn't meet the requirements to adventure in this zone, the following message will appear:

:"You swim around in the water for a while, but you can't go more than a few minutes by holding your breath. You've got to do better than that if you're going to patrol under water."

The requirements can be met in any of three known ways: 
1. Rent three pieces of equipment from the [[Bayside Dive Shop]] on [[Bayside]] and equip them all: 
*[[air tank]] (accessory)
*[[fins]] (boots)
*[[scuba mask]] (helmet)
:''These items disappear at [[rollover]].''

2. Be an [[Elemental]], who has no need for such clumsy equipment.

3. Obtain and equip the [[harbor pearl]] off-hand item, which allows the character to breathe underwater.

=Combat Adventures=

'''[[distempered catfish]]''' 
[[Image:catfish2.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[fish whiskas]], [[pearl of wisdom]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=63|HP=39-68}} 

'''[[orca with rocket launcher]]''' 
[[Image:orca.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[pearl of wisdom]], [[U.R.L.]], [[pressure plate]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=64|HP=69}} 

'''[[rabid dogfish]]''' 
[[Image:dogfish.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[isinglass orb]], [[pearl of wisdom]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=65|HP=71}} 

'''[[ravenous guppy]]''' 
[[Image:guppy.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[fishnet stockings]], [[pearl of wisdom]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=59|HP=55-66}} 

'''[[squidopus]]''' 
[[Image:squidopus.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[pearl of wisdom]], [[squidopus ink]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=61|HP=59}} 

'''[[Kraken]]''' (rare) 
[[Image:kraken.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[Ebon Eye of the Deep]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=140}} 

=One-time Adventures=

'''[[You Need What Now?]]''' 
[[Image:goldfish.jpg|left]]
occurs after obtaining the [[Go Fish]] quest 

'''[[Perch Boy]]''' 
[[Image:perch-boy.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=|chips=59|EL=|exp=70|HP=79}} 
occurs only after getting the [[You Need What Now?]] adventure 

'''[[Hide and Seek, Seek and Find]]''' 
[[Image:silhouette-overhead.jpg|left]]
You got an item: '''[[bicycle built for two fish]]''' 
occurs after defeating the [[Perch Boy]] 

'''[[A Joyous (but Properly Restrained) Reunion]]''' 
[[Image:goldfish.jpg|left]]
Take the weapon: '''[[Bass-O-Matic 77]]''' 
Take the loot: '''2500 chips''' 
occurs after obtaining the [[Hide and Seek, Seek and Find]] adventure 

'''[[Troutmaster]]''' 
[[Image:troutmaster.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=|chips=79|EL=|exp=200}} 
occurs only after getting the [[A Joyous (but Properly Restrained) Reunion]] adventure 

{{zones}}
[[Category:Locations]]

Outskirts of Area 54

2008-07-15T17:26:53Z

Tycho Everett: oops! corrected my mistake on just deserts trigger pre-req

Outskirts of Area 54 is located [[Out in the Desert]]
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

'''[[mutant fire ant]]''' 
[[Image:ant.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[carapace shield]], [[colossal mandible]], [[fire bladder]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=69|HP=73}} 

'''[[giant]]''' 
[[Image:ant.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[carapace shield]], [[colossal mandible]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=60|HP=77}} 

'''[[cyclopean scorpion]]''' 
[[Image:scorpion.gif|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[carapace shield]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=68|HP=75}} 

'''[[Gila monstrosity]]''' 
[[Image:gila-monster.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[Taut sinew]], [[Taut sinew]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=62|HP=76}} 

'''[[oversize rattlesnake]]''' 
[[Image:rattlesnake.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[Taut sinew]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=64|HP=76}} 

'''[[studio executive]]''' 
[[Image:studio-executive.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[polyester suit]], [[vial of powdered mojo]]|chips=59-94|EL=|exp=65|HP=71}} 

'''[[tarantula gargantua]]''' 
[[Image:tarantula.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[webbed sand]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=66|HP=71}} 

= Noncombat Adventures =

{{noncombat
|name=Shackin' Up
|image=shack.gif
|items=none
|chips=?-108-173-?
|exp=none
}}

= Noncombat Choice Adventures =

'''Pre-requisite:''' You must be able to fly to reach [[Just Deserts]].

{{choice
|name=Just Deserts
|image=Burned-car.jpg
|choice1=See if there's anything good in the car.
|result1=[['Hola' Is Spanish for Hello]] (you get [[your little friend]])
|choice2=Spend a few minutes cleaning up the area.
|result2=[[Do One Good Deed Every Five Minutes]] (you receive around ?-60-69-? XP)
|choice3=See how far you can toss the hubcap.
|result3=Leads to [[Strange as Fiction]] (unlocks [[A Mysterious Ruin]] [[quest]]. Subsequent occurrences lead to [[One-Man Frisbee Isn't So Fun]] (nothing).
}}

Outskirts of Area 54

2008-07-15T17:22:41Z

Tycho Everett: adding templates

Outskirts of Area 54 is located [[Out in the Desert]]
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

'''[[mutant fire ant]]''' 
[[Image:ant.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[carapace shield]], [[colossal mandible]], [[fire bladder]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=69|HP=73}} 

'''[[giant]]''' 
[[Image:ant.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[carapace shield]], [[colossal mandible]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=60|HP=77}} 

'''[[cyclopean scorpion]]''' 
[[Image:scorpion.gif|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[carapace shield]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=68|HP=75}} 

'''[[Gila monstrosity]]''' 
[[Image:gila-monster.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[Taut sinew]], [[Taut sinew]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=62|HP=76}} 

'''[[oversize rattlesnake]]''' 
[[Image:rattlesnake.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[Taut sinew]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=64|HP=76}} 

'''[[studio executive]]''' 
[[Image:studio-executive.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[polyester suit]], [[vial of powdered mojo]]|chips=59-94|EL=|exp=65|HP=71}} 

'''[[tarantula gargantua]]''' 
[[Image:tarantula.jpg|left]]
{{enemy|items=[[webbed sand]]|chips=0|EL=|exp=66|HP=71}} 

= Noncombat Adventures =

{{noncombat
|name=Shackin' Up
|image=shack.gif
|items=none
|chips=?-108-173-?
|exp=none
}}

= Noncombat Choice Adventures =

{{choice
|name=Just Deserts
|image=Burned-car.jpg
|choice1=See if there's anything good in the car.
|result1=[['Hola' Is Spanish for Hello]] (you get [[your little friend]])
|choice2=Spend a few minutes cleaning up the area.
|result2=[[Do One Good Deed Every Five Minutes]] (you receive around ?-60-69-? XP)
|choice3=See how far you can toss the hubcap.
|result3=If you are flying, this leads to one-time adventure [[A Mysterious Ruin]]. If you're grounded or have already encountered the ruin, leads to [[One-Man Frisbee Isn't So Fun]].
}}

Neighboring and neighborly neighborhood

2008-07-15T17:09:54Z

Tycho Everett:

{{underconstruction|comment=Need more of the information on the encounters.}}
[[Neighboring and neighborly neighborhood]] is located in [[Somerset Square]].
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

{{combat
|name=elderly bowler
|image=elderly-bowler.jpg
|items=none
|chips=6-14
|EL=
|exp=7
|HP=5}}

{{combat
|name=road-enraged bike courier
|image=bike-courier.jpg
|items=[[bicycle]], [[bike helmet]], [[biker boots]], [[gears]]
|chips=7-15
|EL=
|exp=5
|HP=6}}

{{combat
|name=skateboarding teen
|image=skateboarding-teen.jpg
|items=[[firecracker]], [[skateboard]]
|chips=5-13
|EL=
|exp=7
|HP=10}}

{{combat
|name=superultimate frisbee player
|image=frisbee-player.jpg
|items=[[cleats]], [[metal-rimmed frisbee]]
|chips=7-16
|EL=
|exp=6
|HP=7}}

= Noncombat Adventures =

{{noncombat
|name=A Good Deed Is Its Own Reward
|image=wallet.gif
|items=none
|chips=none
|exp=15 XP}}

{{noncombat
|name=What Luck!
|image=clover-grass.gif
|items=none
|chips=20
|exp=none}}

= One-Time Adventures =

{{noncombat
|name=Officer Down
|image=shootout.gif
|items=none
|chips=none
|exp=20
|notes=Initiates the [[Like a Super Neighbor]] quest.}}

{{noncombat
|name=The Arsonist
|image=arsonist.gif
|items=none
|chips=400
|exp=none
|notes=Finishes the [[Like a Super Neighbor]] quest.}}

All's Quiet on the Nearby Front

2008-07-15T17:08:01Z

Tycho Everett: added image of alls-quiet

Back to [[Nearby slums|some nearby slums]].

[[Image:Alls-quiet.jpg]] 

You walk through the slums, alert for danger. Everything is quiet ... too quiet. At first you think maybe that's a sign something is about to happen, but the longer the silence goes on, you decide maybe there's just something good on TV right now. What do you feel like doing?

==Make Your Choice==

*'''See if anything is going on at the park'''
{{noncombat
|name=Down Low; Too Slow
|image=abandoned-tunnel.gif
|items=[[lead pipe]]
|chips=none
|exp=none}}

*'''Spend some time exploring back alleys'''
{{noncombat
|name=It Would Be Easier with Graph Paper
|image=walking.gif
|items=none
|chips=none
|exp=13-17}}

*'''Forget it, let's play pool!'''
{{noncombat
|name=Playing Cool Playing Pool
|image=playing-pool.gif
|items=none
|chips=25
|exp=none}}

[[Category: Adventures]]

File:Alls-quiet.jpg

2008-07-15T17:05:37Z

Tycho Everett:

Nearby slums

2008-07-15T17:05:21Z

Tycho Everett: uploading image

[[Nearby slums]] is located in [[Somerset Square]].
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

{{combat
|name=gangster in blue
|image=gangster2.jpg
|items=[[cross trainers]], [[extension cord]]
|chips=13-25
|EL=
|exp=12
|HP=10-12}}

{{combat
|name=gangster in green
|image=gangster3.jpg
|items=[[denim jacket]], [[large knife]]
|chips=8-17
|EL=
|exp=10
|HP=10-12}}

{{combat
|name=gangster in red
|image=gangster.jpg
|items=[[firecracker]], [[sling]]
|chips=12-24
|EL=
|exp=15
|HP=15-17}}

{{combat
|name=uneasy rider
|image=uneasy-rider.jpg
|items=[[leather gloves]], [[motorcycle helmet]]
|chips=12-25
|EL=
|exp=16
|HP=15}}

= Noncombat Choice Adventures =

{{choice
|name=All's Quiet on the Nearby Front
|image=alls-quiet.jpg
|choice1=See if anything is going on at the park
|result1=[[Down Low; Too Slow]] (gain 1 [[lead pipe]])
|choice2=Spend some time exploring back alleys
|result2=[[It Would Be Easier with Graph Paper]] (gain 14-17 XP)
|choice3=Forget it, let's play pool!
|result3=[[Playing Cool Playing Pool]] (gain 25-30 chips)}}

Nearby slums

2008-07-15T17:03:40Z

Tycho Everett:

[[Nearby slums]] is located in [[Somerset Square]].
[[Category:Locations]]

= Combat Adventures =

{{combat
|name=gangster in blue
|image=gangster2.jpg
|items=[[cross trainers]], [[extension cord]]
|chips=13-25
|EL=
|exp=12
|HP=10-12}}

{{combat
|name=gangster in green
|image=gangster3.jpg
|items=[[denim jacket]], [[large knife]]
|chips=8-17
|EL=
|exp=10
|HP=10-12}}

{{combat
|name=gangster in red
|image=gangster.jpg
|items=[[firecracker]], [[sling]]
|chips=12-24
|EL=
|exp=15
|HP=15-17}}

{{combat
|name=uneasy rider
|image=uneasy-rider.jpg
|items=[[leather gloves]], [[motorcycle helmet]]
|chips=12-25
|EL=
|exp=16
|HP=15}}

= Noncombat Choice Adventures =

{{choice
|name=All's Quiet on the Nearby Front
|image=noimage.gif
|choice1=See if anything is going on at the park
|result1=[[Down Low; Too Slow]] (gain 1 [[lead pipe]])
|choice2=Spend some time exploring back alleys
|result2=[[It Would Be Easier with Graph Paper]] (gain 14-17 XP)
|choice3=Forget it, let's play pool!
|result3=[[Playing Cool Playing Pool]] (gain 25-30 chips)}}

Titanium plating

2008-07-15T17:01:40Z

Tycho Everett: /* How Obtained */

{{item
|descid=3606919
|itemid=207
|name=titanium plating
|image=titanium.gif
|desc=This is "a mutilating pint" of titanium plating. Well, it's not so much mutilating as mutilated, and it's not so much a pint as lots of ounces--non-fluid ounces. Okay, so it's a bent sheet of metal, weighing a couple of pounds.
|type=Miscellaneous Item
|autosell=15
|weldable=yes}}

==How Obtained==
[[Fighting Robots]]
:*[[lanky robot]]
:*[[treaded robot]]

[[A renegade robot hive]]
:*[[defender]]
:*[[hovertank]]

[[City of Lost Robots]]
:*[[sentient meme]]
:*[[servant robot]]

[[Golden Wooden Nickel Casino]]
:*[[guardian orb]]

[[Military base of the Unborn]]
:*[[A.P.C.]]

==Uses==
*[[pingerang]]
*[[reinforced helmet]]
*[[reinforced shirt]]
*[[safety pants]]
*[[titanium lump]]
*[[titanium mace]]
*[[titanium pipe]]
*[[titanium shield]]

Transformer

2008-07-15T17:01:12Z

Tycho Everett: moved A.P.C.

{{item
|descid=8666091
|itemid=343
|name=transformer
|image=transformer.gif
|desc= There's more to this little device than meets the eye, that's for sure. Still, contrary to rumor it doesn't really look like a robot in disguise. Then again, if it did look like a robot, it wouldn't be much of a disguise, would it?
|type=misc
|autosell=25}}

==How Obtained==
[[Military base of the Unborn]]
:*[[A.P.C.]]

==Uses==
*Can be [[Combination Items#Assembly|assembled]] with [[gears]] to make a [[motor]].

==References==
*A transformer is a device that transfers electrical current from one circuit to another. The item description is a reference to [[wikipedia:Transformers (fiction)|Transformers]], which used the taglines "more than meets the eye" and "robots in disguise."

Talk:APC

2008-07-15T17:00:41Z

Tycho Everett: Talk:APC moved to Talk:A.P.C.: switch to in-game name of opponent

#REDIRECT [[Talk:A.P.C.]]

Talk:A.P.C.

2008-07-15T17:00:41Z

Tycho Everett: Talk:APC moved to Talk:A.P.C.: switch to in-game name of opponent

I have a creeping suspicion that this needs to be standardized with [[Template:Fight]]. I'm not pro enough to do this. Someone wanna go? --[[User:MagiNinjA|MN (#228)]] ([[User talk:MagiNinjA|T]]|[[Special:Contributions/MagiNinjA|C]]) 23:26, 7 January 2008 (MST)

Thanks, Silvar. --[[User:MagiNinjA|MN (#228)]] ([[User talk:MagiNinjA|T]]|[[Special:Contributions/MagiNinjA|C]]) 00:01, 8 January 2008 (MST)

No problem! --[[User:Silvar|Silvar]] 06:22, 8 January 2008 (MST)

APC

2008-07-15T17:00:41Z

Tycho Everett: APC moved to A.P.C.: switch to in-game name of opponent

#REDIRECT [[A.P.C.]]