Handsome mariachi

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Handsome mariachi
Monster ID 270
Locations South of The Border
Hit Points 15
Attack 17
Defense 15
No-Hit 27
Initiative 50
Meat 4-6
Phylum dude
Elements None
Resistance None
Monster Parts head, arm, leg, torso
Drops
bottle of tequila, chorizo taco, handsomeness potion
Manuel Entry
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handsome mariachi You're fighting a handsome mariachi

This is a mysterious mariachi with a mysterious past. He has no name and no hometown, but damned if he hasn't got a good head of hair and a handsome face. He doesn't look too dangerous, but he's probably got a crossbow hidden in his guitar case.

Hit Message(s):

He shoots you a look that's so suave and debonair that you don't notice him stick a shiv into your <throat>. Argh! Ooh!

He pulls a hidden switch on his guitar and it spews gouts of flame in your direction. Mmm, flame-broiled <solar plexus>. Ugh! Ouch!

Critical Hit Message:

He flips his guitar case up onto one shoulder and launches a small heat-seeking missile at you. That's pretty surprising -- you thought only travelling priests packed that much concealed weaponry. Ugh! Eek!

Miss Message(s):

He tries to charm you while he draws his gun, but you're not having any of that.

He pulls a hidden switch on his guitar and it spews a gout of flame. Fortunately, a change in the wind leaves him holding a big hunk of charcoal.

Fumble Message:

He opens his guitar case, and looks shocked and dismayed to find a guitar inside it. (FUMBLE!)


After Combat

Meat.gifYou gain 4-6 Meat (average: 5, stdev: 0.71)*
Bottle.gifYou acquire an item: bottle of tequila (30.9% chance)*
Taco.gifYou acquire an item: chorizo taco (20.3% chance)*
Potion1.gifYou acquire an item: handsomeness potion (20.6% chance)*
You gain 3-4 <substat>.

Occurs at South of The Border.

References

  • The handsome mariachi is a reference to "El Mariachi", a character from the Robert Rodriguez films El Mariachi, Desperado and Once Upon A Time In Mexico.
  • The weaponry concealed in a guitar case refers to the film, Desperado and/or the above Robert Rodreiguez films.
  • The critical hit message refers to the character Nicholas D. Wolfwood from the anime series Trigun, who was a traveling priest who carried a rocket launcher concealed in a large cross.