Difference between revisions of "Cane"
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Matching sprinkle and strike drop colors throughout the pattern create large areas of colors that are easily reciprocated. Very few players can use the cane effectively and it is thought to be one of the weakest (yet more expensive) bludgeons. | Matching sprinkle and strike drop colors throughout the pattern create large areas of colors that are easily reciprocated. Very few players can use the cane effectively and it is thought to be one of the weakest (yet more expensive) bludgeons. | ||
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Revision as of 13:49, 24 July 2006
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| Doubloons | 5 |
| Decay rate | 60 days |
The cane is one of fourteen bludgeon types used in rumbling. It can be purchased at shipyards. On subscription oceans, this bludgeon may only be used by subscribers.
Matching sprinkle and strike drop colors throughout the pattern create large areas of colors that are easily reciprocated. Very few players can use the cane effectively and it is thought to be one of the weakest (yet more expensive) bludgeons.
The cane is most often since in "bring your own bludgeon" tournaments, by players that always (or almost always) fight 'no bludgeons' when not in a tournament.
Recipe
- Wood: 3 units
- Serandite: 3 units
- Sincosite: 3 units
- Iron: 2 units
- Lorandite: 1 unit
- Paint: 2 units
- Paint: 1 unit
- 10 hours of basic labor
- 20 hours of skilled labor
- 15 hours of expert labor
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| See also: Rumble | Drop pattern | Brawl | |||
