Difference between revisions of "Dark arts"
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* Refers to the banned game {{Wikipedia|lawn darts}}. | * Refers to the banned game {{Wikipedia|lawn darts}}. | ||
| − | * The name of this item (like so many from the same zone) may possibly be a spoonerism for "dart arcs". | + | * The name of this item (like so zany from the same moan - er, like so many from the same zone) may possibly be a spoonerism for "dart arcs". |
* "Dark arts" is also another synonym for "{{wikipedia|black magic}}", as mentioned by "strange, dark powers" in the item description. | * "Dark arts" is also another synonym for "{{wikipedia|black magic}}", as mentioned by "strange, dark powers" in the item description. | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 18 June 2009
dark arts
Plural: dark arts
Originally created to be used in a backyard family game, it quickly became apparent that these oversized darts are actually very effective weapons. They were outlawed years ago, but you can still find them at occasional yard sales. These have been specially modified by strange, dark powers to be even more powerful.
Ranged weapon (Unknown)
Power: 25
Autosell value: 16
Usable
+2 ice damage
How Obtained
When Used
You toss the lawn dart high up into the air. Then you realize what you've done: in the dark there's no chance of seeing where it's going or where it will land. You duck and run for cover. Real heroic, buddy.
(Does not consume the item.)
Using multiple: Unspecified
References
- Refers to the banned game lawn darts.
- The name of this item (like so zany from the same moan - er, like so many from the same zone) may possibly be a spoonerism for "dart arcs".
- "Dark arts" is also another synonym for "black magic", as mentioned by "strange, dark powers" in the item description.
