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|desc=This is a spherical gadget which looks a little bit like an eyeball. The pupil is a vertical slit, like a cat's. You figure maybe that makes it good at watching things in the dark. | |desc=This is a spherical gadget which looks a little bit like an eyeball. The pupil is a vertical slit, like a cat's. You figure maybe that makes it good at watching things in the dark. | ||
| − | |type=Offhand | + | |type=Offhand |
| − | | | + | |level=9 |
| − | + | |autosell=170 | |
| − | + | |obtain=[[a renegade robot hive]] | |
| − | + | :*[[investigator]] | |
| − | + | |uses={{component|positronic computer}} | |
| − | [[a renegade robot hive]] | + | *If equipped when a [[deterministic coin]] is used, a [[Paradox Naught]] is created. |
| − | + | {{canbeassembled|cruelty-free whip|cat o' eight paws}} | |
| − | = | + | {{canbeassembled|eight tentacles of fury|cat o' eight paws}} |
| − | [[ | + | |ench={{modifier|chips|+5%}}}} |
| + | ==References== | ||
| + | *Sort of Latin for "cat's eye". The Latin for "eye" is "oculus", so "oculum" is actually the accusative case. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:49, 26 March 2014
oculum felis
Plural: ocula felis
This is a spherical gadget which looks a little bit like an eyeball. The pupil is a vertical slit, like a cat's. You figure maybe that makes it good at watching things in the dark.
Offhand Item
Level Required: 9
Autosell value: 170
+5% chips
How Obtained
Other Uses
- Component of positronic computer.
- If equipped when a deterministic coin is used, a Paradox Naught is created.
- Can be assembled with cruelty-free whip to make cat o' eight paws.
- Can be assembled with eight tentacles of fury to make cat o' eight paws.
References
- Sort of Latin for "cat's eye". The Latin for "eye" is "oculus", so "oculum" is actually the accusative case.
