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* ''When used on a foe that can't be disguised:'' | * ''When used on a foe that can't be disguised:'' | ||
You could dress them up, but their <foe name> costume is already pretty good. ''(No PP used)'' | You could dress them up, but their <foe name> costume is already pretty good. ''(No PP used)'' | ||
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| + | * ''When used on an already disguised foe:'' | ||
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| + | To think that you could already top your magnus opus. No, my friend, no. ''(No PP used)'' | ||
*''When used after daily uses are expended:'' | *''When used after daily uses are expended:'' | ||
Revision as of 07:39, 3 October 2013
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Disguise Foe
Allows you to change your foes' appearance and, with it, their very essence.
Can change three enemies a day, plus once more for every Skill Point invested in it
Cost: 10 PP
Obtained From
When Used
- When used on a foe that can't be disguised:
You could dress them up, but their <foe name> costume is already pretty good. (No PP used)
- When used on an already disguised foe:
To think that you could already top your magnus opus. No, my friend, no. (No PP used)
- When used after daily uses are expended:
And you're spent. No more spooky costumes today... even the great masters must rest.
- When successfully disguising a foe:
You unilaterally decide your foe needs a slick new look and pull them into a whirlwind costume montage.
And... magnifique!
<disguised form's description>
Notes
The list of foes that can be disguised can be found in the disguised form individual pages, gathered here.
