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You squeegee some oil form your nose and forehead and flick it skywards.
You squeegee some oil from your nose and forehead and flick it skywards.


A bolt of grease strikes your opponent for {{element|Sleaze|dmg=X}} damage. Slick!
A bolt of grease strikes your opponent for {{element|Sleaze|dmg=X}} damage. Slick!

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Grease Lightning

Grease Lightning

Type: Combat
MP Cost: 120

This skill allows you to summon bolts from the blue. Rather than bolts of lightning, however, they're bolts of hair grease.

Deals (35-45)+floor((7*Mys)/20) Sleaze Damage, where Mys is your buffed Mysticality (which isn't ever capped).

Source: Summer Nights
Price: N/A
Class: N/A
Level: N/A
When Used:
  • First use:

You squeegee some oil from your nose and flick it skywards.

A bolt of grease strikes your opponent for X damage. Slick!

  • Second use:

You squeegee some oil from your nose and forehead and flick it skywards.

A bolt of grease strikes your opponent for X damage. Slick!

It's followed by a second bolt, which deals an additional X damage. Doubly slick!

  • Subsequent uses:

You run your fingers through your hair, then flick your fingers skywards. A bolt of grease strikes your opponent for X damage. Slick!

It's followed by a second bolt, which deals an additional X damage. Doubly slick!

A third bolt of grease arcs from cloud to cloud overhead before striking your opponent for an additional X damage. The clouds wander off with a disgusted look on their faces.


Notes

  • Damage dealt per bolt is equivalent to Saucegeyser
  • The number of lightning strikes begins at one, increasing to two on the second cast, before reaching three bolts on the third cast
  • Three bolts will then be summoned on each subsequent cast in the same combat
  • Similar skills:

References

  • The term "Grease Lightning" comes from "Greased Lightning", a song from the musical "Grease".