Talk:Sinew-stretching cave elf

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How come on the simple-tool making cave, it says they drop the big leaf, yet on this page they don't? Whatever it is please fix it. --Kingrawr 20:18, 6 December 2006 (CST)

For minimum moxie to never get hit, its pretty high. I had 125 and it still snuck one in. Perhaps it's scaled?--Teenr0cker 01:39, 1 December 2006 (CST)

It's definitely scaled. I have about 700 moxie and still get hit, and also get ridiculous amounts of stats. --sl1me 01:53, 1 December 2006 (CST)

I've got a moxie of about 55 (base 44) and I'm getting hit maybe, 5-7% of the time. Also, it is possible that multiple sinews can drop. Mach 02:59, 1 December 2006 (CST)

Combat Messages

For future reference, combat messages:

You're fighting a sinew-stretching cave elf

This hulking, knuckle-dragging cave elf is responsible for stretching dried animal sinews into pieces of string. He's a little grumpy about that -- when he signed up for the job, he thought he'd be an aerobics instructor.

He tries to snap you with a sinew, but you snap "stop it!" at him.

He tries to stretch your sinews, but finds you're too flexible for him to hurt you.

He tries to punch you, but you beat him to the punch.

He tries to flick a sinew at you rubber-band style, but it backfires and hits him in the nose.

He stretches all of your sinews. It hurts a lot. Argh! Ugh! Ooh! Ugh!

You lose 10 hit points.

He flicks a sinew at you like a rubber band. It leaves a much larger welt than a rubber band would, though. Argh! Oof! Ouch! Oof!

You lose 13 hit points.

He wraps a sinew around your neck to throttle you, but the sinew snaps before it can exert sufficient pressure. Looks like he shouldn't have picked one from the reject bin.

He wraps a sinew around your neck and throttles you within an inch of your life. Unless you're metric, in which case he throttles you to within ten decagrams of your life. Ooh! Eek! Ooh! Eek!

You lose 12 hit points.

--Osrisa 02:00, 1 December 2006 (CST)

Got either a miss or a fumble message, something about the sinew snapping before it could exert the correct pressure, but I clicked away before I read it all....--Lord kobel 07:27, 1 December 2006 (CST)

Statistics

EraDateEncounteredstringy sinew x1stringy sinew x2stringy sinew x3InformationSource
Era 103-Dec-06522050Item Drop Bonus: +50%Yiab
03-Dec-06562440Item Drop Bonus: +95%Yiab
03-Dec-0618884182Item Drop Bonus: +107.5%Yiab
03-Dec-06443480Item Drop Bonus: +150%Yiab
03-Dec-06245168573Item Drop Bonus: +197.5%Yiab
03-Dec-06253130442Item Drop Bonus: +210%Yiab
03-Dec-066251214Item Drop Bonus: +215%Yiab
03-Dec-0610371183Item Drop Bonus: +217.5%Yiab
03-Dec-06624192Item Drop Bonus: +227.5%Yiab
03-Dec-065746237Item Drop Bonus: +240%Yiab
03-Dec-0610979262Item Drop Bonus: +247.5%Yiab
03-Dec-068959252Item Drop Bonus: +252.5%Yiab
03-Dec-0611186382Item Drop Bonus: +282.5%Yiab
03-Dec-064935216Item Drop Bonus: +295%Yiab

Big Leaf

  • Quite trivial actually, but I am quite sure this sinew stretching cave elf dropped my big leaf. Perhaps I should change accordingly?

I have a syndrome where I can't do anything on my own free will, or at least I have to seek approval first. -Ratclaw 20:36, 3 December 2006 (CST)

Is the random nature of the 'decagram' reference worth explaining?--Voort 04:56, 5 December 2006 (CST)