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|ability=Attracts villains and companions. Also makes sonic attacks. | |ability=Attracts villains and companions. Also makes sonic attacks. | ||
|msg=''During combat, every turn one of the following:'' | |msg=''During combat, every turn one of the following:'' | ||
| − | *<name> | + | *<name> tries to call some rats, but ends up doing {{col|sonic|X (sonic) damage}} to your opponent instead. |
| + | *<name> plays a V on the pipes. You're not sure that actually exists, but it seems villains and ne'er-do-wells can hear it to the tune of {{col|sonic|X (sonic) damage}}. | ||
| + | *<name> is working on that big pipe solo, but it's definitely not quite ready for prime time. | ||
''At the end of encounters:'' | ''At the end of encounters:'' | ||
| − | *<name> | + | *<name> plays a masterful pipe solo, then pours one out for all the homies in Hamlin. |
| + | *Thanks to <name>, everybody's doin' a brand new dance now. | ||
''At the end of encounters, sometimes:'' | ''At the end of encounters, sometimes:'' | ||
Revision as of 20:47, 11 September 2015
Pied piper
Your sidekick's picked up the pipes. They're so high that, normally, only villains and rats can hear them. Which is probably for the best, now that you think about it.
Level cap: 20
Full-time sidekick.
Obtained from: 3.14-gauge pipes
Ability: Attracts villains and companions. Also makes sonic attacks.
Messages
During combat, every turn one of the following:
- <name> tries to call some rats, but ends up doing X (sonic) damage to your opponent instead.
- <name> plays a V on the pipes. You're not sure that actually exists, but it seems villains and ne'er-do-wells can hear it to the tune of X (sonic) damage.
- <name> is working on that big pipe solo, but it's definitely not quite ready for prime time.
At the end of encounters:
- <name> plays a masterful pipe solo, then pours one out for all the homies in Hamlin.
- Thanks to <name>, everybody's doin' a brand new dance now.
At the end of encounters, sometimes:
- ???
or
???
References
- ???
