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|obtain=[[Battle of the Bands]] | |obtain=[[Battle of the Bands]] | ||
:All foes | :All foes | ||
|combatuse=First you slap them around with the leather strap of the bandolier. Then some of the bullets in it go off (stupid cheap bullets, I guess) and ricochet around, hitting your opponent but not you. The bandolier falls completely apart, but in the end you've done ''' | |combatuse=First you slap them around with the leather strap of the bandolier. Then some of the bullets in it go off (stupid cheap bullets, I guess) and ricochet around, hitting your opponent but not you. The bandolier falls completely apart, but in the end you've done '''40-60''' damage. | ||
|combat=yes}} | |combat=yes}} | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* A {{Wikipedia|Bandolier}} is in fact a pocketed belt for holding ammunition, as mentioned in combat message. | * A {{Wikipedia|Bandolier}} is in fact a pocketed belt for holding ammunition, as mentioned in combat message. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:32, 23 November 2011
bandolier
Plural: bandoliers
This is a cross between a rubber band and a chandelier.
Well, not really. But you could probably use it to swing from a hook on the ceiling to make a daring escape, and then wrap it around some newspapers to keep them from spilling everywhere, so it's closer than you'd think.
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 30
{{#vardefine:consumable|no}}{{#vardefine:consumable|{{#var:consumable}}}}Combat Usable
How Obtained
- All foes
When Used in Combat
First you slap them around with the leather strap of the bandolier. Then some of the bullets in it go off (stupid cheap bullets, I guess) and ricochet around, hitting your opponent but not you. The bandolier falls completely apart, but in the end you've done 40-60 damage.
References
- A Bandolier is in fact a pocketed belt for holding ammunition, as mentioned in combat message.