Truthsayer

Truthsayer Forged from the sharpest tin can skin, the collarboniest goblin collarbone, and the strongest spiderbutt string, this is the legendary Truthsayer, the bane of shadowy conspiracies everywhere! With this, you can finally speak truth to power, and educate the ignorant masses! WAKE UP, SHEEPLE! eep! glurk! Type: weapon (1-handed sword) Damage: 20 - 40 Muscle Required: 200 Cannot be traded or discarded +12 to Monster Level Weapon Damage +40% (In-game plural: Truthsayers)

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Recipe

	goblin collarbone	sharp tin strip
	loose blade		wad of spider silk
	Truthsayer

or

	goblin collarbone	wad of spider silk
	goblin bone hilt		sharp tin strip
	Truthsayer

or

	sharp tin strip	wad of spider silk
	sticky sword blade		goblin collarbone
	Truthsayer

Notes

• Attempting to craft a second Truthsayer will result in the message: "Such a unique artifact can not be recreated."
• While two of the three possible intermediate steps (the loose blade and the goblin bone hilt) will grant recipe discoveries when crafted, neither the sticky sword blade nor any of the combinations to make Truthsayer itself will do so.
• On a critical hit, your character will wildly shout a randomized conspiracy theory, similar to those The Gourd tells you:

"I bet you didn't know that <conspiracy theory>," you should^[sic] wildly. "WAKE UP, SHEEPLE!"

or

"OF COURSE you didn't know that <conspiracy theory>," you should^[sic] wildly. "WAKE UP, SHEEPLE!"

or

"THEY don't want you to know that <conspiracy theory>," you should^[sic] wildly. "WAKE UP, SHEEPLE!"

or

"What THEY aren't telling you is that <conspiracy theory>," you should^[sic] wildly. "WAKE UP, SHEEPLE!"

or

"When will you finally realize that <conspiracy theory>," you should^[sic] wildly. "WAKE UP, SHEEPLE!"

References

• "Speak Truth to Power" is a 1958 call to pacifism by the American Friends Service Committee, a Quaker organisation.

History

• Originally, this weapon could be untinkered; however, this bug was quickly fixed.

Collection

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