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Revision as of 08:33, 20 May 2010

Item Number: 986
Description ID: 2902975
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Bryll Bison's I'm a Danger Here Myself
Plural: copies of Bryll Bison's I'm a Danger Here Myself
Bison is a dangerously funny author, and his raucous autobiographical stories from his younger days are sure to be as educational as they are dangerous.

Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 200
Usable

Gives your sidekick understudy a new skill.



How Obtained


Wandering Villains

When Used


Bryll Bison's book I'm a Danger Here Myself is about a young policeman in training who has a series of traumatic incidents while learning the ropes, most of them involving electrocution with a taser. As a weird promotion, this book comes with a functioning taser--batteries included, even. Your sidequick[sic] picks up on the proper use of a taser quickly, and soon becomes a well-trained electrical "engineer" if you want to call it that. (gives access to the Electrical "engineer" sidekick)

Subsequent times:

Your understudy already knows this skill and is plenty dangerous with that taser, thank you very much.

Notes

  • Used to be called "Bryll Bison book placeholder".

References