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|obtain={{assemble|capo cap-o|eagle feather|robbin' hood}} | |obtain={{assemble|capo cap-o|eagle feather|robbin' hood}} | ||
|ench=+3 | |ench={{modifier|rangeddamage|+3}} | ||
+3 | {{modifier|tohit|+3}} | ||
+3% | {{modifier|chips|+3%}}}} | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
{{Contest|The Leopard|542|November 2008 Recipe Contest}} | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* {{wikipedia|William Tell}} was a legendary hero and an expert marksman, often depicted wearing a feathered hat. | * {{wikipedia|William Tell}} was a legendary hero and an expert marksman, often depicted wearing a feathered hat. | ||
* The item name refers to the legend of {{wikipedia|Robin Hood}}. | |||
* References {{Wikipedia|Yankee Doodle}}, a well-known US song which includes the lines "Stuck a feather in his hat/And called it Macaroni." | * References {{Wikipedia|Yankee Doodle}}, a well-known US song which includes the lines "Stuck a feather in his hat/And called it Macaroni." | ||
Latest revision as of 01:34, 9 May 2013
robbin' hood
Plural: robbin' hoods
Legend has it what you're looking at is actually some kind of pasta--macaroni, theoretically--but it looks a lot more like an old-timey hat that some famous sharpshooter would have worn. William Tell, I think it was.
Helmet
Power: 55
Level Required: 10
Autosell value: 160
{{#vardefine:consumable|no}}{{#vardefine:consumable|{{#var:consumable}}}}
+3 Ranged damage
+3 to hit
+3% chips
How Obtained
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capo cap-o | eagle feather |
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robbin' hood | |
Notes
- Based on an entry posted by The Leopard during the November 2008 Recipe Contest.
References
- William Tell was a legendary hero and an expert marksman, often depicted wearing a feathered hat.
- The item name refers to the legend of Robin Hood.
- References Yankee Doodle, a well-known US song which includes the lines "Stuck a feather in his hat/And called it Macaroni."