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|hit1=The keymaster stabs you with her clockwork key and turns it. You don't have a core to pop out, but it still hurts like heck. | |hit1=The keymaster stabs you with her clockwork key and turns it. You don't have a core to pop out, but it still hurts like heck. | ||
|hit2=Clavis makes sure everything runs on time, including your beatings. | |hit2=Clavis makes sure everything runs on time, including your beatings. | ||
| − | |hit3=Clepsydra rearranges herself into a spaceship. While you're marvelling at the transformation, she hits you with her lasers... which you're pretty sure aren't steam punk, but who'd argue with the lady ''made out of gears''. | + | |hit3=Clepsydra rearranges herself into a spaceship. While you're marvelling at the transformation, she hits you with her lasers... which you're pretty sure aren't steam punk, but who'd argue with the lady ''made out of gears''. {{hitnote|{{element|fire|}}}} |
|miss1=The keymaster jabs you with her clockwork key and turns it, but you're not clockwork. Or the gatekeeper. | |miss1=The keymaster jabs you with her clockwork key and turns it, but you're not clockwork. Or the gatekeeper. | ||
|miss2=Clavis makes sure everything runs on time, which thankfully makes her pretty predictable. | |miss2=Clavis makes sure everything runs on time, which thankfully makes her pretty predictable. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* Clepsydra is the Greek word for {{wikipedia|water clock}}. Clavis is Latin for key. | * Clepsydra is the Greek word for {{wikipedia|water clock}}. Clavis is Latin for key. | ||
| + | * The first hit and miss messages refer to the keymaster and gatekeeper in the movie ''{{wikipedia|Ghostbusters}}''. | ||
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You are fighting Clavis Clepsydra, the clockwork woman.
A masterpiece of steampunk design, Clavis is the keymaster who keeps all the other clockwork creatures in the castle properly maintained and fully wound up. She also serves as one of the key guardians (pun intended, I'm afraid) of Hundenswein.
Your opponent attacks ...
Hit messages:
- The keymaster stabs you with her clockwork key and turns it. You don't have a core to pop out, but it still hurts like heck.
- Clavis makes sure everything runs on time, including your beatings.
- Clepsydra rearranges herself into a spaceship. While you're marvelling at the transformation, she hits you with her lasers... which you're pretty sure aren't steam punk, but who'd argue with the lady made out of gears. (fire) damage
She hits you for X damage.
Critical hit message:
Your opponent has a critical hit! She hits you for X damage.
Miss messages:
- The keymaster jabs you with her clockwork key and turns it, but you're not clockwork. Or the gatekeeper.
- Clavis makes sure everything runs on time, which thankfully makes her pretty predictable.
- Clepsydra rearranges herself into a spaceship, but takes so long preparing for metamorphosis that she's lost the element of surprise.
Fumble messages:
Your foe fumbles! She takes X damage.
Victory! You beat up your foe and win the combat!
You gain ?-22-155-? chips.
You gain (8*Level, cap 400) experience.
You got an item: Clepsydra's clockwork key 
(Guaranteed Drop)
Known resistances/weaknesses
Verified to have no resistances or weaknesses.
Locations
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This enemy is a static Villain. |
Notes
- Despite the name and the looks, Clavis is not considered a clockwork enemy and cannot be defeated by her own key.
- She is not a robot either.
References
- Clepsydra is the Greek word for water clock. Clavis is Latin for key.
- The first hit and miss messages refer to the keymaster and gatekeeper in the movie Ghostbusters.
