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*During every round of combat: | *During every round of combat: | ||
*:<center>You still have that stupid song stuck in your head. You're getting angrier with every passing minute.</center> | *:<center>You still have that stupid song stuck in your head. You're getting angrier with every passing minute.</center> | ||
*Increases weapon damage every round of combat. | *Increases weapon damage every round of combat by 100*sqrt(X+1)%, where X is the number of rounds of combat that have passed. (Thus, in the first round of combat, you will receive a 100% bonus, second round 141% and so on.) | ||
*This bonus is added to other weapon percentage bonuses. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
*The description is | *The description is a reference to Bob Marley's "Jamming", as well as a broad reference to jam bands. | ||
*It's also | *It's also a reference to the many songs with repetitive lyrics, many of which use the phrase "on and on". | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Bonus Weapon Damage]] | *[[Bonus Weapon Damage]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:22, 4 May 2012
Jammin'
You've got a song in your head that never ends. It just goes on... and on... and on... and on... It's infuriating.
Deal extra damage as the fight goes on
and on...
and on...
Obtained From
- toast with jam (5 Adventures)
Notes
- During every round of combat:
You still have that stupid song stuck in your head. You're getting angrier with every passing minute.
- Increases weapon damage every round of combat by 100*sqrt(X+1)%, where X is the number of rounds of combat that have passed. (Thus, in the first round of combat, you will receive a 100% bonus, second round 141% and so on.)
- This bonus is added to other weapon percentage bonuses.
References
- The description is a reference to Bob Marley's "Jamming", as well as a broad reference to jam bands.
- It's also a reference to the many songs with repetitive lyrics, many of which use the phrase "on and on".
