Accordion Bash
Accordion Bash Type: CombatMP Cost: 5 usable once per fight The best defense is a good offense, and the best offense is a heavy accordion. Stun an opponent by hitting them with your accordion |
Source: | Guild Trainer |
Price: | 750 Meat |
Class: | Accordion Thief |
Level: | 4 |
Effect: | Stuns opponent for 3+ rounds. |
When Used: |
You bash your foe in the head with your <accordion>, knocking him silly.
or You play an ominous "Dum Dum DUUUUUUM" on your <accordion>, then bash him with it, almost knocking him out. or You have a ball playing your <accordion>, then bash him with the ball, knocking him silly. or You play the Beer Barrel Polka on your <accordion>, then bash him with the barrel, knocking him silly. or You play the Impromptu Concussion Polka on your <accordion>, then bash him with it to give him one. or You play the Licorice Whip Polka with your <accordion>, then whip him with the licorice stick, spinning him silly. or You play the Knock You Silly Polka on your <accordion>. Then you smack it with the heavy instrument, knocking it silly. or You play "shave and a haircut" on your Cajun accordion, then bash it twice for the "two bits" part, knocking it for a loop. or You play a clashing, off-key melody on your <accordion>, then bash it with it, knocking it goofy. or You bash the keys of your <accordion>, then bash him with the <accordion>, knocking him dizzy |
Notes
- This skill is only available if you have an accordion equipped. Non-Accordion Thief players may use a toy accordion or an antique accordion.
- Stuns opponent for X combat rounds, including casting round.
- X is equal to 3 + (max(0,SD-10)/3), where SD is the song duration of the accordion. Thus a quirky accordion stuns for 3 rounds, while a zombie accordion stuns for 6-7 rounds.
- While in effect, each round of combat (including the first) will display the message:
Your opponent is still reeling from that accordion injury.
- The round of combat when the stun wears off will display the message:
Your opponent recovers from his accordion-related injury.