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| − | * Red Hex is a reference to {{wikipedia|Red Hare}}, a legendary horse that was said to have existed during the Three Kingdoms Period of China | + | * Red Hex is a reference to two horses, {{wikipedia|Red Hare}}, a legendary horse that was said to have existed during the Three Kingdoms Period of China, and Hex Mark, a horse from the ''{{wikipedia|Romance of the Three Kingdoms}}'' saga. |
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* The string "FF0000" is a html hex code for the colour red. | * The string "FF0000" is a html hex code for the colour red. | ||
* The plural of this item references the fact that "hex" is synonymous with "curse" or "malediction". | * The plural of this item references the fact that "hex" is synonymous with "curse" or "malediction". | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:20, 9 December 2013
Red Hex
Plural: Red Curses
This is a pony with "FF0000" branded on its side. More than a little odd, but what isn't in this city?
Transportation
Range: 3
Level Required: 4
Autosell value: 125
+4% chance of enemy fumbles**
+4 to initiative
** Fumble and critical hit values are capped at +/- 20%.
How Obtained
References
- Red Hex is a reference to two horses, Red Hare, a legendary horse that was said to have existed during the Three Kingdoms Period of China, and Hex Mark, a horse from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms saga.
- The string "FF0000" is a html hex code for the colour red.
- The plural of this item references the fact that "hex" is synonymous with "curse" or "malediction".
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Although this item has a proper auto-sell value, it cannot be recyclonized, digitized, fed to the goats, or deplicated. |
