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While [[Adventures|adventuring]] in the [[Kingdom of Loathing|kingdom]], you may take damage from the [[Monster Compendium|monsters]] you fight. | While [[Adventures|adventuring]] in the [[Kingdom of Loathing|kingdom]], you may take damage from the [[Monster Compendium|monsters]] you fight. | ||
Here is an example of an attack from a monster: | Here is an example of an attack from a monster: | ||
:He tries to stick his bony fingers through your | :He tries to stick his bony fingers through your arse, but can't seem to penetrate. | ||
::<small>In this case, the <body part> is the | ::<small>In this case, the <body part> is the arse.</small> | ||
Some monsters have their own types of attacks, so they sometimes do not display a body part. | |||
It is possible to be damaged in two or more of the same place, for example: "giving you splinters in your elbow, neck, and neck. {{ouch|6}}" | |||
You may also drop your [[:Category:Weapons|weapon]] on one of these body parts during a [[fumble]], even if you are unarmed ( | You may also drop your [[:Category:Weapons|weapon]] on one of these body parts during a [[fumble]], even if you are unarmed, or the combination is nonsensical and/or physically impossible (e.g. dropping your forehead on your skull). | ||
==Body Parts== | ==Body Parts== | ||
With a [[Clockwork Grapefruit]] familiar, body part messages are drawn from the [[Wikipedia:Nadsat|nadsat lexicon]] instead of the normal list. Against [[Monster Modifier|hilarious]] monsters, the salad list is used. | |||
{| | |||
! Normal !! Nadsat !! Salad | |||
|- | |||
| valign="top" | | |||
*ankle | *ankle | ||
*arm | *arm | ||
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*foot | *foot | ||
*forehead | *forehead | ||
*giblets | *[[Wikipedia:Giblets|giblets]] {{sic|Despite being plural giblets are used in a singular manner in hit messages.}} | ||
*groin | *groin | ||
*head | *head | ||
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*neck | *neck | ||
*nipple | *nipple | ||
* | *shin | ||
*shoulder | *shoulder | ||
*skull | *skull | ||
*solar plexus | *[[Wikipedia:Celiac plexus|solar plexus]] | ||
*thigh | *thigh | ||
*throat | *throat | ||
| valign="top" | | |||
*brooko (belly/stomach) | |||
*glazziess (eyes) | |||
*groody (breast(s)/chest) | |||
*gulliver (head) | |||
*gulliwuts (guts) | |||
*keehskas (guts) | |||
*litso (face) | |||
*luscious glory (hair) | |||
*mozg (brain) | |||
*noga (foot/leg) | |||
*pletcho (shoulder) | |||
*rooker (arm/hand) | |||
*rot (mouth) | |||
*sharries (buttocks) | |||
*shiyah (neck) | |||
*tally (waist) | |||
*yabzick {{sic|yahzick is the correct word.}} (tongue) | |||
*yarbles (testicles) | |||
*zoobies (teeth) | |||
| valign="top" | | |||
*cherry tomato | |||
*fresh ground pepper | |||
*garlic crouton | |||
*grated cheese | |||
*Ranch dressing | |||
*raspberry vinaigrette | |||
*Romaine lettuce | |||
*sliced tomato | |||
|} | |||
[[Category:Basics]] | [[Category:Basics]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:56, 14 April 2018
While adventuring in the kingdom, you may take damage from the monsters you fight.
Here is an example of an attack from a monster:
- He tries to stick his bony fingers through your arse, but can't seem to penetrate.
- In this case, the <body part> is the arse.
Some monsters have their own types of attacks, so they sometimes do not display a body part.
It is possible to be damaged in two or more of the same place, for example: "giving you splinters in your elbow, neck, and neck. Argh! Ow! Eek! Eek! Ooh! Ouch!"
You may also drop your weapon on one of these body parts during a fumble, even if you are unarmed, or the combination is nonsensical and/or physically impossible (e.g. dropping your forehead on your skull).
Body Parts
With a Clockwork Grapefruit familiar, body part messages are drawn from the nadsat lexicon instead of the normal list. Against hilarious monsters, the salad list is used.
| Normal | Nadsat | Salad |
|---|---|---|
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