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*[[Wikipedia:Palm Springs|Palm Springs]] is a city in California. | *[[Wikipedia:Palm Springs|Palm Springs]] is a city in California. | ||
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Revision as of 23:52, 21 May 2012
Iron Palms
Your palms are as hard as iron. Hey, maybe if you melted them down, you could make palm springs!
Swords count as clubs
Obtained From
- Iron Palm Technique (intrinsic effect)
Notes
- Allows Swords to count for Mama Hellseal parts in the Nemesis quest.
- Two-handed swords gain the automatic hit bonuses from Lunging Thrust-Smack and Thrust-Smack (if you're a Seal Clubber).
- Does allow swords to damage Summoned Infernal Seals.
- Replaces the generic attack messages for swords with those for clubs (but leaves weapon-specific messages unchanged).
- For your convenience, here is a list of swords
References
- Palm Springs is a city in California.
