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| + | You fill out the form: <u>2</u> <u><foe></u> <u><parts></u>. Hey! You're almost halfway there! Good job! | ||
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| + | : ''On the next adventure you fight the same foe again, preceded by the message:'' | ||
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| + | And, hey, here comes the other half of your fetch quest. Hello <foe>! | ||
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| + | ''If the foe cannot be replicated:'' | ||
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| + | You try to fill out the sheet, but it won't accept 1 for X. Clearly whoever designed this form failed algebra.}} | ||
| + | ==Notes== | ||
| + | *<parts> can be: | ||
| + | :bits; | ||
| + | :pieces of the Lieforce; | ||
| + | :rare cards; | ||
| + | :spleens; | ||
| + | :squeedily spoochs; | ||
| + | :tusks; | ||
| + | :unmentionable organs; | ||
| + | *Fails on the same foes on which [[deja voodoo doll]] fails. See details there.<!--assumption -- need to check--> | ||
| + | ==References== | ||
| + | * Refers to the {{wikipedia|Quest (video gaming)#Gather quests|fetch quests}} in many role-playing computer games. | ||
| + | {{Template:Disguisefoe}} | ||
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fetch quest
Plural: fetch quests
This sheet of paper says need to bring X enemy pieces to the questgiver or something terrible will happen... probably you not getting paid. But it's very important!
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 15
Combat Usable
How Obtained
When Used in Combat
If the foe can be replicated (see notes):
You fill out the form: 2 <foe> <parts>. Hey! You're almost halfway there! Good job!
- On the next adventure you fight the same foe again, preceded by the message:
And, hey, here comes the other half of your fetch quest. Hello <foe>!
If the foe cannot be replicated:
You try to fill out the sheet, but it won't accept 1 for X. Clearly whoever designed this form failed algebra.
Notes
- <parts> can be:
- bits;
- pieces of the Lieforce;
- rare cards;
- spleens;
- squeedily spoochs;
- tusks;
- unmentionable organs;
- Fails on the same foes on which deja voodoo doll fails. See details there.
References
- Refers to the fetch quests in many role-playing computer games.
| Disguise Foe Skill | ||
|---|---|---|
| Foe | Item | Effect |
| alien ninja | alien throwing star | Damage |
| black ocelot | unlucky costume fur | stuns for 2-3 rounds |
| cute pumpkin | godmother's carriage | free runaway doesn't work after midnight |
| deranged quester | fetch quest | replicates foe |
| evil rainbow | evil rainbow shard | D a m a g e All elements |
| frightful shadow | extra shadow | gives 50% of the foe's XP |
| ghostly tyrannosaurus | prehistoric sheet | 40% ice damage 40% dodging ability reduction |
| haunted umbrella | umbrella ghost | Umbrella ghost (companion) blocking ability |
| impish villain | imp teacup | caffeine source |
| jowly werewolf | potatopotato | adds 1 skill point to the Disguise Foe skill |
| killer x-ray | X-ray film | Psychic Damage PP gain |
| laughing yeti | yeti yurt | resting tool |
| menacing zombie | zombites | sugar source |
| Master Zyx | grants 3-6 of the above items | Also grants a disguised foe's avatar |
