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==Origin== | ==Origin== | ||
| − | Musa-Shiya is named for an iconic brand of Hawaiian shirt created by tailor Koichiro "Musa-Shiya" Miyamoto<ref>[https://github.com/Soviet5lo/SlashTHEM/blob/v0.9.6/include/artilist.h#L322 SlashTHEM artilist.h, line 322]</ref> - the name came from his father Chotaro, who emigrated to | + | Musa-Shiya is named for an iconic brand of Hawaiian shirt created by tailor Koichiro "Musa-Shiya" Miyamoto<ref>[https://github.com/Soviet5lo/SlashTHEM/blob/v0.9.6/include/artilist.h#L322 SlashTHEM artilist.h, line 322]</ref> - the name came from his father Chotaro, who emigrated to Hawai'i from Musashi Province, Japan, and started a store named after his home province. [https://whatsuptoday.org/2021/06/08/the-not-so-chill-history-of-the-hawaiian-shirt/ There are many] [https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/history-hawaiian-shirt-180974598/ origin stories] surrounding the design, many of which attribute the creation of "aloha shirts" to Koichiro during the 1920s and '30s. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 19:59, 16 September 2021
[ Musa-Shiya 
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| Base item | Hawaiian shirt |
| Affiliation | |
| When carried | (none) |
| When worn |
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| When invoked | |
| Base price | 1500 zm |
| Weight | 5 |
Musa-Shiya is an artifact Hawaiian shirt that appears in SlashTHEM. It is neutral-aligned, and is the first sacrifice gift for Musicians.
Effects
When worn, it grants a +2 bonus to AC on top of any additional AC that it provides, and additionally provides hallucination resistance. #Invoking Musa-Shiya provides enlightenment.
Origin
Musa-Shiya is named for an iconic brand of Hawaiian shirt created by tailor Koichiro "Musa-Shiya" Miyamoto[1] - the name came from his father Chotaro, who emigrated to Hawai'i from Musashi Province, Japan, and started a store named after his home province. There are many origin stories surrounding the design, many of which attribute the creation of "aloha shirts" to Koichiro during the 1920s and '30s.
References
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