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*Any combination of {{element|Cold|Damage}} or {{element|cold|}} [[Bonus Spell Damage|spell damage]] increasers can be used. | *Any combination of {{element|Cold|Damage}} or {{element|cold|}} [[Bonus Spell Damage|spell damage]] increasers can be used. | ||
*The [[Hyperborean Hobo Habiliments]] gives a total of +110 cold damage to [[Seal Clubber]]s, qualifying you without any other bonuses. | *The [[Hyperborean Hobo Habiliments]] gives a total of +110 cold damage to [[Seal Clubber]]s, qualifying you without any other bonuses. | ||
*Equipping a [[fire axe]] or [[fire hose]] will automatically complete the damage qualification. | *Equipping a [[fire axe]] or [[FDKOL fire hose]] will automatically complete the damage qualification. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 01:00, 24 January 2014
Trophy Number: 52
Image Filename: like_a_cucumber_on_pluto.gif
Cool Customer
This trophy is earned by having coldform and any combination of at least +100 Cold Damage or cold spell damage.
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You're entitled to the "Cool Customer" Trophy, for being so thoroughly cool. |
Notes
- Any combination of Cold Damage or cold spell damage increasers can be used.
- The Hyperborean Hobo Habiliments gives a total of +110 cold damage to Seal Clubbers, qualifying you without any other bonuses.
- Equipping a fire axe or FDKOL fire hose will automatically complete the damage qualification.
References
- The image name, "like a cucumber on pluto", refers to two different senses of "coolness":
- An early record of "cool as a cucumber" meaning calm and unruffled is from the 1732 John Gay poem, "A New Song of New Similies": "Pert as a pear-monger I’d be, / If Molly were but kind; / Cool as a cucumber could see / The rest of womankind."
- Pluto is a Kuiper belt object, demoted from its old status of "outermost planet", which has been recently observed to have a surface temperature of approximately 43 Kelvin (-382 deg F).
