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− | A '''bullwhip''' is a kind of [[weapon]]. In addition to its obvious uses, it can be [[apply|applied]] to grab weapons out of enemies' hands. | + | A '''bullwhip''' is a kind of [[weapon]]. In addition to its obvious uses, it can be [[apply|applied]] to grab weapons out of enemies' hands. Bullwhips are ineffective against [[thick-skinned]] monsters. |
[[Archeologist]]s start with a +2 bullwhip.<ref>[[u_init.c#line30]]</ref> This is a reference to the Indiana Jones movies of Lucas and Spielberg. | [[Archeologist]]s start with a +2 bullwhip.<ref>[[u_init.c#line30]]</ref> This is a reference to the Indiana Jones movies of Lucas and Spielberg. |
Revision as of 03:00, 4 August 2008
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Name | bullwhip |
Appearance | bullwhip |
Damage vs. small | 1d2 |
Damage vs. large | 1 |
To-hit bonus | +0 |
Weapon skill | whip |
Size | one-handed |
Base price | 4 zm (+10/positive enchant) |
Weight | 20 |
Material | leather |
A bullwhip is a kind of weapon. In addition to its obvious uses, it can be applied to grab weapons out of enemies' hands. Bullwhips are ineffective against thick-skinned monsters.
Archeologists start with a +2 bullwhip.[1] This is a reference to the Indiana Jones movies of Lucas and Spielberg.
The demon balrogs are always generated with a bullwhip, and can steal your weapon with it.
Whip skill
Whip | |
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Max | Role |
Basic | |
Expert |
Both bullwhips and rubber hoses use the whip skill. There are no artifact whips.
References
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