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* The item name is based on "[[Wikipedia:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]". | * The item name is based on the [[Wikipedia:The Beatles|Beatles]] album, "[[Wikipedia:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]". | ||
* Additionally, Colonel Mustard was one of the suspects from Clue. | |||
* The reference to his being mean refers to the Beatles song "Mean Mr. Mustard". | * The reference to his being mean refers to the Beatles song "Mean Mr. Mustard". | ||
* The item's description and enchantment refer to the [[wikipedia:Bartle Test|Bartle Test]], in which "spades" are players who try to learn as much as possible about how the game works. | |||
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Revision as of 20:35, 30 June 2007
Colonel Mustard's Lonely Spades Club Jacket
This is part of the uniform that cola wars veteran Colonel Mustard wore when he was promoting his post-war business venture -- a private club where people could talk about how the universe works and delve into the mysteries of the laws that govern it. Mustard himself was, although mean, possessed of keen scientific curiosity. It's said that he was last seen out in the desert, scattering scarab beetle bait as part of a study. I'm guessing it didn't go well.
Type: shirt
Power: 130
Muscle Required: 50
Selling Price: 135 Meat.+ ???
(In-game plural: Colonel Mustard's Lonely Spades Club Jackets)
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Notes
- The effect of the jacket is unknown; accordingly, players who are "spades" will try to figure out the effect of the jacket.
References
- The item name is based on the Beatles album, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".
- Additionally, Colonel Mustard was one of the suspects from Clue.
- The reference to his being mean refers to the Beatles song "Mean Mr. Mustard".
- The item's description and enchantment refer to the Bartle Test, in which "spades" are players who try to learn as much as possible about how the game works.
