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Revision as of 19:26, 10 December 2013
liquid crystal ion stone
Plural: liquid crystal ion stones
Captain Cathode would be proud of this perfect mixture of Earth and Nostronomian science. It's a teeny tiny television, filled with ions that floats around your head.
It's like picture-in-picture for reality.
Accessory
Level Required: 10
Autosell value: 300
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+10% Ranged damage
+3 HP per turn
How Obtained
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ionic overthruster | random ion stone |
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liquid crystal ion stone | |
Other Uses
- Can be assembled with big honkin' hammer to make ion.
- Can be assembled with metal carbide hammer to make ion.
- Can be assembled with universal hammer to make ion.
- Can be assembled with volcanic hammers to make ion.
- Can be assembled with ionic overthruster to make fire opal ion stone. (Only as an Elemental)
- Can be assembled with ionic overthruster to make serpentine ion stone. (Only as a Naturalist)
- Can be assembled with ionic overthruster to make liquid crystal ion stone. (Only as a Gadgeteer)
- Can be assembled with ionic overthruster to make brain coral ion stone. (Only as a Psion)
References
- Refers to liquid-crystal displays, which are distinct from cathode ray tubes.