Crimbo P. R. E. S. S. I. E. (familiar)
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Festive and useful It helps you, and breaks your foes to pieces on earth. |
Ability: Attacks, de-levels opponent, restores MP, prevents opponents from acting, acts as either a Sombrero or Volleyball depending upon equipment, occasionally gives humorous status effects
Hatchling: Crimbo P. R. E. S. S. I. E.|Crimbo P. R. E. S. S. I. E. (hatchling)|Crimbo P. R. E. S. S. I. E.(?)
Familiar-Specific Equipment: , metallic foil radar dish metallic foil bow, metallic foil bow, metallic foil radar dish(?)
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Ultimate Cage Match | Scavenger Hunt | Obstacle Course | Hide and Seek |
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Combat Messages
- At the start of combat:
- <name> extends a needle-tipped robotic arm and injects you with performance-enhancing nanobots.
![]() | You acquire an effect: Cybernetic Muscles (duration: X Adventures) |
![]() | You acquire an effect: Neuromancy (duration: X Adventures) |
![]() | You acquire an effect: Can Has Cyborger (duration: X Adventures) |
- <name> extends an antenna with a Tesla coil on it, electrifying the air. Signs, signs, everywhere are signs, blockin' out the scenery, dealing X damage.
You gain Y Mana Points.
- <name> extends an antenna with a Tesla coil on it, electrifying the air. Signs, signs, everywhere are signs, blockin' out the scenery, dealing X damage.
- <name> extends a hose and sprays an oil slick in front of <it>. <It> slips and misses you -- you should drop by more often!
- Attack messages:
- <name> extends a robotic arm with a chainsaw on the end. Before you can say "Hail to the king, baby," it chops it for X damage.
- <name> spins around and blows a thick cloud of smoke from its exhaust. It completely engulfs your opponent, making it impossible for <it> to see you.
- <name> extends an appendage and uses a taser on <it>, despite <its> plea of "don't tase me, bro!" <It> twitches and looks weaker.
- At the end of combat (without metallic foil radar dish):
- <name> extends a cybernetic mouth and smiles broadly.
- Special familiar equipment messages:
- With metallic foil radar dish equipped:
- <name> places its radar dish on the ground and does a cross between a hat dance and the Robot around it before putting it back on.
- With lucky Tam O'Shanter equipped:
- <name> extends a glowing red eye, which winks from under the Tam O'Shanter.
- With miniature gravy-covered maypole equipped:
- <name> does the jingle-bell rock around the maypole.
- With wax lips equipped:
- <name> extends a segmented arm with the wax lips on the end, like a little wax hand puppet.
Arena Messages
- When entered in an Obstacle Course:
- <name> sucks at the obstacle course - every time it runs into an obstacle, it turns around and goes back in the opposite direction.
Notes
- Will give stats as a sombrero with the metallic foil radar dish equipped and as a volleyball otherwise.
- The buff duration is equal to its weight divided by three, rounded up.
- The damage of the chainsaw attack is Weight+5 to Weight+10.
- The damage and MP restoration range on the tesla coil attack are both Weight/2 (round up) to Weight. These values are independent of each other. The attack will only occur on the first round of combat.
References
- The Tesla coil attack is a reference to the type of resonant transformer known as a Tesla Coil, invented by Serbian electrician Nikola Tesla.
- The line "Signs, signs, everywhere are signs, blockin' out the scenery" is a quote from the the song Signs, as covered by the band Tesla.
- The chainsaw attack is a reference to Evil Dead series, where the protagonist Ash straps a chainsaw for a hand in the second movie, and "Hail to the King" is an iconic one-liner from the third.
- The taser attack refers to a taser incident at the University of Florida, where, as student Andrew Meyer was tasered for questioning Senator John Kerry, he screamed "Don't tase me bro".
- The last line of the haiku is a pun on "peace on earth," in this case probably referencing a line from the carol "Hark the Herald Angels Sing."
- The dance refers to the Christmas song "Jingle Bell Rock."
- The obstacle course one is a reference to Isaac Asimov's "Runaround", where the robot runs towards then away from its destination, repeatedly.