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*"Dis" is a negative greek prefix. Dis-ease is intended to mean "no ease". Therefore, only L remains.
*"Dis" is a negative greek prefix. Dis-ease is intended to mean "no ease". Therefore, only L remains.
==References==
==References==
*The "Vicious l, or possibly a vicious 'I'..." comes from people making impersonation accounts with ls substituted with Is, or vice-versa (they look the same in the chat window).
*"Vicious l, or possibly a vicious 'I'" alludes to the similarity between lowercase "L"s and "I"s when viewed in certain fonts, including the Kingdom's own chat pane font. This similarity is frequently used as the bases for creating look-alike accounts, for purposes both malevolent and benign.
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It easily batters you with a set of unfinished canvases. Eek! Argh! Eek! Ouch! Argh! Ooh! Ouch! Ouch! Eek! Ouch!

It turns around and skewers you with its pointy back leg, then flings you out the window. You feel decidedly not at ease. Argh! Argh! Ooh! Ugh! Eek! Ow! Ugh! Ugh! Ow! Ooh!


You use the disease.

You give your opponent the disease, making it nothing more than a Vicious l, or possibly a vicious 'I', it's hard to say. The remaining letter snarls menacingly but can only fall over sideways when it tries to attack.


You gain 40 <substat>.

Occurs at The Sorceress' Tower (The Stairs).

Notes

  • This monster can be defeated only by using a disease.
  • "Dis" is a negative greek prefix. Dis-ease is intended to mean "no ease". Therefore, only L remains.

References

  • "Vicious l, or possibly a vicious 'I'" alludes to the similarity between lowercase "L"s and "I"s when viewed in certain fonts, including the Kingdom's own chat pane font. This similarity is frequently used as the bases for creating look-alike accounts, for purposes both malevolent and benign.