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<font color=red>'''CRITICAL NOODLE!'''</font> You conjure up a mass of sticky noodles to entangle your opponent. | <font color=red>'''CRITICAL NOODLE!'''</font> You conjure up a mass of sticky noodles to entangle your opponent. | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Prevents | *Prevents your opponent from attacking you for 2-4 rounds of combat (or 3-5 with a Critical Noodle). | ||
* | *While in effect, each round of combat (including the first) will display the message: | ||
:<center>Your opponent struggles against your entangling noodles, but to no avail.</center> | |||
*The round of combat after stun wears off will display the message: | |||
:<center>Your opponent struggles free of your entangling noodles.</center> | |||
*Unless other items than [[Stunning|stun]], your opponent can attack in the same round as the "opponent gets free" message. | |||
*Furthermore, you have a 100% chance of successfully [[Run Away|running away]] during any round your opponent is entangled, regardless of your [[Combat Initiative|initiative modifiers]]. | *Furthermore, you have a 100% chance of successfully [[Run Away|running away]] during any round your opponent is entangled, regardless of your [[Combat Initiative|initiative modifiers]]. | ||
*This skill can only be used once per fight (except against the [[Spaghetti Demon]], the final form of the Pastamancer Nemesis). | *This skill can only be used once per fight (except against the [[Spaghetti Demon]], the final form of the Pastamancer Nemesis). | ||
*The attack prevention effect can carry over from the first form of [[the Naughty Sorceress]] to the second, thereby preventing the second form from getting its "free" attack. | *The attack prevention effect can carry over from the first form of [[the Naughty Sorceress]] to the second, thereby preventing the second form from getting its "free" attack. | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 30 November 2010
Entangling Noodles
Type: CombatMP Cost: 3
This spell allows you to conjure a wad of sticky noodles, which slow down your opponent and make its attacks less effective.
Prevents enemy from attacking for X turns.
| Source: | Guild Trainer |
| Price: | 500 Meat |
| Class: | Pastamancer |
| Level: | 2 |
| When Used: |
| You conjure up a mass of sticky noodles to entangle your opponent.
or CRITICAL NOODLE! You conjure up a mass of sticky noodles to entangle your opponent. |
Notes
- Prevents your opponent from attacking you for 2-4 rounds of combat (or 3-5 with a Critical Noodle).
- While in effect, each round of combat (including the first) will display the message:
Your opponent struggles against your entangling noodles, but to no avail.
- The round of combat after stun wears off will display the message:
Your opponent struggles free of your entangling noodles.
- Unless other items than stun, your opponent can attack in the same round as the "opponent gets free" message.
- Furthermore, you have a 100% chance of successfully running away during any round your opponent is entangled, regardless of your initiative modifiers.
- This skill can only be used once per fight (except against the Spaghetti Demon, the final form of the Pastamancer Nemesis).
- The attack prevention effect can carry over from the first form of the Naughty Sorceress to the second, thereby preventing the second form from getting its "free" attack.
- The Put Down Roots skill is an upside-down picture of this skill's icon.
History
- This skill used to delevel monster attack by (1 + Floor(ModdedMys/8)), capped at -6 atk (reached at 40 Mys) -- impeding the monster's attack (reducing its chance to hit and its hitting power) rather than directly preventing it, and with no effect on its defense. This was changed to the current effect on February 13, 2007.
- Thrust-Smack and Lunging Thrust-Smack used to free your opponent from the noodles. As of July 9, 2007 this no longer occurs.
