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|desc=Once upon a time smugglers used pieces of flair called "nine" to indicate their status as small-time smuggler princes. Weirdly, there are twelve of those pieces in all, of which this is the seventh. Even more curious, it's shaped like a numeral 8. Or the letter B.
 
|desc=Once upon a time smugglers used pieces of flair called "nine" to indicate their status as small-time smuggler princes. Weirdly, there are twelve of those pieces in all, of which this is the seventh. Even more curious, it's shaped like a numeral 8. Or the letter B.
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:*[[small-time smuggler]]
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|ench=+5% item drops}}
 
|ench=+5% item drops}}
 
==How Obtained==
 
[[The Docks]]
 
:*[[small-time smuggler]]
 
 
 
==References==
 
==References==
*The name is probably a reference to Seven of Nine of ''[[Wikipedia:Star Trek: Voyager|Star Trek: Voyager]]'', and the description (along with the image of the enemy who drops it) seems like a reference to the nine pieces of eight, the MacGuffins from ''[[Wikipedia:Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End|Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End]]''.
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*The name is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Seven of Nine|Seven of Nine]] of [[Wikipedia:Star Trek: Voyager|Star Trek: Voyager]].
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*The description (along with the image of the enemy who drops it) references the nine pieces of eight, the MacGuffins from [[Wikipedia:Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End|Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End]].
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*The last line of the description references the game [[Wikipedia:Battleship (game)|Battleship]].

Revision as of 12:10, 6 December 2008

Item Number: 259
Description ID: 5491820
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Seventh-of-nine.gif

seventh of nine
Plural: sevenths of nine
Once upon a time smugglers used pieces of flair called "nine" to indicate their status as small-time smuggler princes. Weirdly, there are twelve of those pieces in all, of which this is the seventh. Even more curious, it's shaped like a numeral 8. Or the letter B.

B8? Bingo! You sunk my battleship!

Accessory
Autosell value: 68

+5% item drops



How Obtained

The Docks

References