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'''Slippery fingers''' are a result of eating deep fried or french fried food from a [[tin]], trying to use a cursed [[can of grease]], or trying to apply or #dip a cursed [[potion of oil]]. They last up to fifteen [[turn]]s.
 
'''Slippery fingers''' are a result of eating deep fried or french fried food from a [[tin]], trying to use a cursed [[can of grease]], or trying to apply or #dip a cursed [[potion of oil]]. They last up to fifteen [[turn]]s.
  
When your fingers are slippery, you drop any [[weapon]] you were wielding (which can be problematic in a [[shop]]) and if you are not wielding a weapon (especially bad for [[Monk]]s) your rings may slip from your fingers. Applying a [[towel]] effectively cleans your fingers. Putting gloves on does not remove or cover this effect.
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When your fingers are slippery, you drop any [[weapon]] you were wielding (which can be problematic in a [[shop]]) and if you are not wielding a weapon (especially bad for [[Monk]]s) your rings may slip from your fingers. Applying a [[towel]] effectively cleans your fingers. Putting gloves on does not remove or cover this effect, due to forces of physics yet unfathomed.
  
 
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Revision as of 01:43, 21 June 2008

Slippery fingers are a result of eating deep fried or french fried food from a tin, trying to use a cursed can of grease, or trying to apply or #dip a cursed potion of oil. They last up to fifteen turns.

When your fingers are slippery, you drop any weapon you were wielding (which can be problematic in a shop) and if you are not wielding a weapon (especially bad for Monks) your rings may slip from your fingers. Applying a towel effectively cleans your fingers. Putting gloves on does not remove or cover this effect, due to forces of physics yet unfathomed.

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