Open the Bag o' Tricks

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Open the Bag o' Tricks

Type: Combat
MP Cost: 0

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Skill number: 7081

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Source:	Equipping a Bag o' Tricks
Price:	N/A
Class:	N/A
Level:	N/A
Effect:	Damage opponents, buff player, stuns opponent
When Used:

(see animal messages) Your opponent(s) is/are so impressed with your trick that (he/she/it/they) just stand there, dumbfounded.

Notes

• This skill can only be used once per fight.
• The message displayed depends on the animal summoned:

If none of these are in effect, up to 3 times per day:

With 1 charge

• You reach into the bag and pull out a badger. It starts scurrying around at your feet.

You acquire an effect: Badger Underfoot (duration: 20 Adventures)

With 2 charges

• You reach into the bag and pull out a pair of weasels. Or marmots, or ferrets, or something. They start scampering around at your feet.

You acquire an effect: Weasels Underfoot (duration: 20 Adventures)

With 3 charges

• You reach into the bag and pull out an obnoxious, yapping chihuahua. Despite your best efforts to kick it away, it begins scurrying around your feet.

You acquire an effect: Chihuahua Underfoot (duration: 20 Adventures)

If any of the above are in effect or you've had 3 of the above effects already today:

With 0 charges

• You open the bag and release a snail. Your opponent watches as it slowly crawls away. It's very boring.
• You open the bag and release a huge swarm of gnats. They fly down your opponent's throat, causing him to gag and sputter.
• You open the bag and release a dung beetle. It rolls a little ball of filth into your opponent, dealing X damage.
• You reach into the bag and pull out a single fat bumblebee. It lazily flies over to your opponent and stings him for X damage

With 1 charge

• You open the bag and release a beaver. It builds a dam, which falls on your opponent, dealing X damage.
• You open the bag and dump out a school of flying piranha. They swarm around your opponent, repeatedly biting for X damage.
• You open the bag and release a flying squirrel. It dive-bombs your opponent for X damage.
• You open the bag and release a platypus. It simultaneously confuses and bites your opponent, dealing X damage.
• You open the bag and release a skunk. It hoses your opponent down, dealing X damage.

With 2 charges

• You open the bag and release a reindeer. It begins peacefully foraging in a nearby bush, but then something spooks it and it tramples your opponent for X damage. That something was you yelling at it, by the way.
• You open the bag and release a cow. It gores your opponent for X damage before calmly walking away in search of greener pastures. Literally.
• You open the bag and release a hyena. It stands around laughing at you for a while, before charging at your opponent and biting him for X damage.
• You open the bag and release a crocodile. Or perhaps an alligator, you can never tell the difference. In any case, it bites your opponent for X damage.

With 3 charges

• You open the bag and release a stampeding hippopotamus. It tramples your opponent for X damage before thundering off into the distance. You like those things a lot more than you like squareopotamuses.
• You open the bag and release a massive, frigid wooly mammoth. It doesn't forget to gore and trample your opponent for X damage.
• You open the bag and release a 500 pound gorilla. In addition to sleeping wherever he wants, he beats your opponent silly, dealing X damage.
• You open the bag and release a shark riding on the back of an elephant. They maul/gore your opponent for X damage before thundering off into the distance, just eating and trampling everything they see.

X seems to be 5-10 for 0 charges, 10-20 for 1, 20-40 for 2, and 40-80 for 3.

Charges:

Using any sort of spell causes the bag to charge once per combat. Each adds a charge to the bag (up to 3 maximum), improving the type of animal you can pull out of it. Charges are not lost if the bag is unequipped.

• First time: The Bag o' Tricks suddenly feels a little heavier.
• Second time: The Bag o' Tricks begins to wriggle around in your hand.
• Third time: The Bag o' Tricks begins squirming around more urgently.
• Fourth and beyond: The Bag o' Tricks continues to wriggle around in your hand.

References

• The message about the gorilla sleeping wherever it wants is a reference to the joke "Where does a 500 pound gorilla sleep?"
• The message about a shark riding an elephant references the following Deep Thought by Jack Handey: "Contrary to what most people say, the most dangerous animal in the world is not the lion or the tiger or even the elephant. It's a shark riding on an elephant's back, just trampling and eating everything they see."
• The message about "squareopotamuses" may be a reference to a joke by stand-up comedian Mitch Hedburg, who asked in an act if a hippopotamus was just a really cool opotamus.
• This entire item, and the effect of pulling animals out of a bag, is a reference to the D&D magical item of the same name - a sack which magically generated animals.