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|desc=While created by Dr. Xavier, these weren't named X after him. They were, of course, named for the mysterious rays outside the visible light spectrum. Using these will allow you to see through things like briefcases, clothes, so on and so forth. But please don't use them to ogle attractive citizens; that's just tacky and not very heroic. | |desc=While created by Dr. Xavier, these weren't named X after him. They were, of course, named for the mysterious rays outside the visible light spectrum. Using these will allow you to see through things like briefcases, clothes, so on and so forth. But please don't use them to ogle attractive citizens; that's just tacky and not very heroic. | ||
Just be careful when using these things, okay? The last guy wore them way too much and started seeing things at the edge of the universe, and we all know that there's stuff out there that man was not meant to know. The last thing we need is more babbling heroes going on about creatures moving through angles of time, mad piping demons, and strangers wearing no masks. Honestly, it's just gauche. | Just be careful when using these things, okay? The last guy wore them way too much and started seeing things at the edge of the universe, and we all know that there's stuff out there that man was not meant to know. The last thing we need is more babbling heroes going on about creatures moving through angles of time, mad piping demons, and strangers wearing no masks. Honestly, it's just gauche. | ||
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{{donation|February 2012 Item of the Month}} | {{donation|February 2012 Item of the Month}} | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | * When bought: | + | * When bought: You hand over 10 silver stars in exchange for a pair of mysterious glasses. |
| − | + | ==References== | |
| − | + | * The description contains a reference to Dr, Xavier, the main character of the movie ''{{wikipedia|X (1963 film)|X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes}}''. | |
| + | * The second paragraph of the description refers to the above movie, and also to the writings of {{wikipedia|H. P. Lovecraft}}. | ||
| + | {{IotM|date=February 2012|cur=X-ray glasses|pre=S.N.O.W. pants|suc=Bouncy battery ball}} | ||
Latest revision as of 10:55, 2 September 2013
x-ray glasses
Plural: pairs of x-ray glasses
While created by Dr. Xavier, these weren't named X after him. They were, of course, named for the mysterious rays outside the visible light spectrum. Using these will allow you to see through things like briefcases, clothes, so on and so forth. But please don't use them to ogle attractive citizens; that's just tacky and not very heroic.
Just be careful when using these things, okay? The last guy wore them way too much and started seeing things at the edge of the universe, and we all know that there's stuff out there that man was not meant to know. The last thing we need is more babbling heroes going on about creatures moving through angles of time, mad piping demons, and strangers wearing no masks. Honestly, it's just gauche.
February 2012 Item of the Month
Accessory
Item cannot be auto-sold
Item cannot be worn in runs with a 'no pulls' restriction
+5% chance of critical hits.**
+20% damage to foes' weaknesses
+20% item drops
** Fumble and critical hit values are capped at +/- 20%.
How Obtained
- Available for 10 silver stars during February of 2012.
Notes
- When bought: You hand over 10 silver stars in exchange for a pair of mysterious glasses.
References
- The description contains a reference to Dr, Xavier, the main character of the movie X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes.
- The second paragraph of the description refers to the above movie, and also to the writings of H. P. Lovecraft.
| Item of the Month | ||
|---|---|---|
| Preceded by S.N.O.W. pants |
February 2012 X-ray glasses |
Succeeded by Bouncy battery ball |
