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*Obtained by eating a [[banana]]. | *Obtained by eating a [[banana]]. | ||
*Discarding causes the adventure [[Schadenfreude]] on the sixth | *Discarding causes the adventure [[Schadenfreude]] on the third to sixth turns after being discarded. (Smashing multiple barrels at the Barrel full of Barrels will count as one turn. Mimics will count as a separate turn.) | ||
*Can be used to obtain the [[Slapstick]] trophy. | *Can be used to obtain the [[Slapstick]] trophy. | ||
Revision as of 13:15, 25 March 2007
banana peel
Ah, the humble banana peel, bane of vaudeville comics everywhere.
Is there some inherent property in a banana peel that makes it slipperier than other fruits? Or would an orange peel, discarded on the ground, be equally dangerous, but -- as oranges are less intrinsically comical than bananas -- less humorous?
Obviously some serious scientific investigation is warranted.
Type: combat item
(In-game plural: banana peels)
When Used
- In combat:
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| You toss the banana peel on the ground in front of your opponent, who comically trips on it. Ha! Ha ha! |
- (The monster does not attack that turn, or the next)
- One round later:
- It gets back up
Notes
- Obtained by eating a banana.
- Discarding causes the adventure Schadenfreude on the third to sixth turns after being discarded. (Smashing multiple barrels at the Barrel full of Barrels will count as one turn. Mimics will count as a separate turn.)
- Can be used to obtain the Slapstick trophy.
References
- This is, of course, a reference to the very old time gag of someone slipping on a banana peel.
Collection
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