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Latest revision as of 12:38, 1 December 2011
tricky triskelion
Plural: tricky triskelions
The triskelion has a long and storied history, dating back to at least the Bronze Age. Recently, it's had a hard life what with various hate groups and collectable card games. While this amulet has a more traditional and older design, some of those modern influences have crept in. You get the feeling that this talisman hates you. If it was of Manx design, it might run away. Or kick you.
Talisman
Autosell value: 500
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Prevents bad injuries
Attacker takes 10 damage
+10% of weapon damage returned as HP
-75% dodging ability
How Obtained
- What's That Over There? (choose The box)
References
- The Manx Triskelion, a symbol of the Isle of Man, is a design made up of three joined legs.