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|source=[[An Open Grave]] | |source=[[An Open Grave]] | ||
|mpcost=2 | |mpcost=2 | ||
|costtype=Zombie | |||
|description=Even in death, nobody ever really gives up a fondness for acquiring shiny objects. Why do you think zombies love malls so much? | |description=Even in death, nobody ever really gives up a fondness for acquiring shiny objects. Why do you think zombies love malls so much? | ||
|effect=Sacrifice a zombie to increase your item drops for a while | |effect=Sacrifice a zombie to increase your item drops for a while | ||
|class=[[Zombie Master]] | |class=[[Zombie Master]] | ||
|level=Master of the Zombie | |level=Master of the Zombie 4 | ||
|permable=0 | |permable=0 | ||
|usemsg=You order your zombies to start searching for loot. At first they bring you a lot of rocks and sticks, but after some careful explaining they eventually seem to understand. | |usemsg=You order your zombies to start searching for loot. At first they bring you a lot of rocks and sticks, but after some careful explaining they eventually seem to understand. | ||
{{acquireEffect|effect=Scavengers Scavenging|duration=10}} | {{acquireEffect|effect=Scavengers Scavenging|duration=10}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:41, 17 September 2012
Scavenge
Type: NoncombatZombie Cost: 2
Even in death, nobody ever really gives up a fondness for acquiring shiny objects. Why do you think zombies love malls so much?
Sacrifice a zombie to increase your item drops for a while
| Source: | An Open Grave |
| Price: | N/A |
| Class: | Zombie Master |
| Level: | Master of the Zombie 4 |
| When Used: |
You order your zombies to start searching for loot. At first they bring you a lot of rocks and sticks, but after some careful explaining they eventually seem to understand.
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