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|used=You apply the band-aid to your wound. It's not quite as soothing as having someone kiss it better, but it's close. {{HPgain|77-96}} | |used=You apply the band-aid to your wound. It's not quite as soothing as having someone kiss it better, but it's close. {{HPgain|77-96}} | ||
| − | |multiuse=You apply the band-aids to your wounds. It's not quite as soothing as having someone kiss it better, but it's close. {{HPgain|''some''}} | + | |multiuse=You apply the band-aids to your wounds. It's{{typo}} not quite as soothing as having someone kiss it better, but it's{{typo}} close. {{HPgain|''some''}} |
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|combatuse=You apply the band-aid to your wound. It's not quite as soothing as having someone kiss it better, but it's close. {{HPgain|77-96}}}} | |combatuse=You apply the band-aid to your wound. It's not quite as soothing as having someone kiss it better, but it's close. {{HPgain|77-96}}}} | ||
| + | ==References== | ||
| + | * The item name refers to {{wikipedia|Band-Aid}} brand adhesive bandages. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:56, 28 August 2012
band-aid
Plural: band-aids
As the name implies, nothing helps a band more than one of these things. Unless it's two of these things. Or three. Or, well, you get the point.
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 30
Usable
Combat Usable
How Obtained
- Every foe
You apply the band-aid to your wound. It's not quite as soothing as having someone kiss it better, but it's close. You gain 77-96 HP.
Using multiple:
You apply the band-aids to your wounds. It's[sic] not quite as soothing as having someone kiss it better, but it's[sic] close. You gain some HP.
You apply the band-aid to your wound. It's not quite as soothing as having someone kiss it better, but it's close. You gain 77-96 HP.
References
- The item name refers to Band-Aid brand adhesive bandages.
