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|obtain=Randomly when using a [[smoky pack]] | |obtain=Randomly when using a [[smoky pack]] | ||
|used=You slip the tormented soles into your shoes, and an immediate crippling pain shoots up from your arches all the way to your back. A slow, shuffling limp is all you can manage, but at least you have plenty of time to recuperate while you're moving so slowly. {{GainEffect|Old Man Walking|120}} | |used=You slip the tormented soles into your shoes, and an immediate crippling pain shoots up from your arches all the way to your back. A slow, shuffling limp is all you can manage, but at least you have plenty of time to recuperate while you're moving so slowly. {{GainEffect|Old Man Walking|120}} | ||
|multiuse=You slip the tormented soles into your shoes--yes, all | |multiuse=You slip the tormented soles into your shoes--yes, all N of them, don't ask me how or why, you're the one doing it--and an immediate crippling pain shoots up from your arches all the way to your back. A slow, shuffling limp is all you can manage, but at least you have plenty of time to recuperate while you're moving so slowly. {{GainEffect|Old Man Walking}}}} | ||
Revision as of 19:03, 17 October 2009
tormented soles
Plural: tormented soles
Warped and tormented in some unknown disaster, these once medically useful soles now provide nothing but horrendous discomfort (and a complete lack of arch support) for anyone who wears them.
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 2
{{#vardefine:consumable|no}}{{#vardefine:consumable|{{#var:consumable}}}}Usable
How Obtained
Randomly when using a smoky pack
When Used
You slip the tormented soles into your shoes, and an immediate crippling pain shoots up from your arches all the way to your back. A slow, shuffling limp is all you can manage, but at least you have plenty of time to recuperate while you're moving so slowly. You gain an effect: Old Man Walking. (Added for 120 minutes.)
Using multiple:
You slip the tormented soles into your shoes--yes, all N of them, don't ask me how or why, you're the one doing it--and an immediate crippling pain shoots up from your arches all the way to your back. A slow, shuffling limp is all you can manage, but at least you have plenty of time to recuperate while you're moving so slowly. You gain an effect: Old Man Walking. (Added for some minutes.)