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Revision as of 17:40, 28 November 2014
Go to Naturalist Skills (level 15 skill, trained at the Training Room)
Summon Water Buffalo
You can summon to your side a surprisingly dangerous animal--the water buffalo. Seriously. It doesn't sound like much, but it can trample a person like nobody's business.
Summons a companion
Cost: 14 PP
When used
Used on oneself:
This information may no longer be accurate; please move this information to the Notes section using {{Oldsummon}} and use {{Summoncompanion}} instead.
- Without a current companion:
- You let out a series of grunts inaudible to humans, but perfectly clear to ... water buffalo. You're not exactly sure where it comes from--the zoo, maybe?--but one shows up in short order and stands at your side. (Duration: X minutes.)
- When Water buffalo is your current companion:
- You spend some time grunting to the buffalo in its native language, and it seems to appreciate your company. (Duration increased to: some minutes).
- When you have a different companion:
- You want to summon a water buffalo, but you can't because you've got a sidekick already.
Sidekick/companion: Water buffalo
Using on someone else N times sends N Scubby brand buffalo snax:
You can't really cast a companion on someone, so you do the next best thing. You send <target> N of an item that will get them a companion.
Notes
- X is 30 + 6*S, where S is the number of
skill points invested. This is multiplied by the number of times cast. - Prior to the introduction of skill points, X was 60.
