View source for Plot hole

{{item|
itemid=613|
descid=228721882|
desc=This thing... it just doesn't add up.|
type=combat item|
autosell=128|
enchantment=Deals 20-25 Physical Damage|
}}

==Obtained From==
;[[The Castle in the Clouds in the Sky (Ground Floor)]]
:[[Possibility Giant]]
;Obsolete Areas/Methods
;:;[[The Castle in the Clouds in the Sky]]
:::[[What are the Odds?]]

==When Used==
{{useitem|
text=You throw the plot hole on the ground, and your opponent falls into it, sustaining 20-25 damage. <It> crawls out, looking a little worse for wear.{{delevel|att=3-5|def=3-5}}|
*type=combat}}
<center>''or''</center>
{{useitem|
text=You throw the plot hole on the ground, and your opponent falls into it, sustaining 20-25 damage. <It> crawls out, looking a little worse for wear. <It> looks confused by the disruption of the narrative.{{delevel|att=3-5|def=3-5}}|
type=combat}}

==Notes==
*[[Stunning|Staggers]] your opponent 50% of the time.
*Formerly required in order to defeat the [[best-selling novelist]] in [[The Sorceress' Tower (The Stairs)|The Sorceress' Tower]].

==References==
*A portable hole, usable in combat, seems to have first appeared in the 1955 ''[[Wikipedia:Looney Tunes|Looney Tunes]]'' cartoon "[[IMDB:tt0048175|The Hole Idea]]" -- perhaps more recognizable to younger players from ''[[Wikipedia:Who Framed Roger Rabbit|Who Framed Roger Rabbit]]'' as the means of Eddie's escape from a magnet in the climactic finale.
*The term "plot hole" refers to a logical inconsistency in the continuity of a story, something which "just doesn't add up". An example would be if a character were to have his eye poked out, but then later has his eye again, without an explanation of what happened to return the eye to him.

==See Also==
*[[Deleveling]]
*[[Combat Items]]

==Collection==
<collection>613</collection>