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{{Infobox Item |
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|name = Eye of the warrior |
|name = Eye of the warrior |
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|release = Never Released |
|release = Never Released |
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|update=None |
|update=None |
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|high = No |
|high = No |
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|low = No |
|low = No |
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| − | |destroy = |
+ | |destroy = ''N/A'' |
|store = No |
|store = No |
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|weight = 0 |
|weight = 0 |
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|equipable = Yes |
|equipable = Yes |
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|stackable = No |
|stackable = No |
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| − | |examine = N/A |
+ | |examine = ''N/A'' |
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| − | The '''Eye of the warrior''' was planned to deflect melee damage back, similar to a [[ring of recoil]] |
+ | The '''Eye of the warrior''' was planned to deflect melee damage back to your opponent, similar to a [[ring of recoil]]. |
== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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| + | *This was originally planned for release on [[19 August]] [[2010]], but had to be post-poned for further development.{{CiteForum |author= Mod Trick |
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| − | + | |url= http://www.webcitation.org/5s6uNCHlV|title=Dungeoneering – Occult Theme |forum= Recent Updates|postdate=19 August 2010 |notes= |date=04:21, September 30, 2011 (UTC) |name= }} It was later scrapped completely.{{CiteForum |author=Mod Emilee |url=http://www.webcitation.org/5u2Xbj0xq |title=Game Update FAQ - 02/11/10 |forum=Recent Updates |postdate=2 November 2010 |notes= |date=04:21, September 30, 2011 (UTC) |name= }} |
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== References == |
== References == |
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[[Category:Dungeoneering items]] |
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The Eye of the warrior was planned to deflect melee damage back to your opponent, similar to a ring of recoil.
Trivia
- This was originally planned for release on 19 August 2010, but had to be post-poned for further development.[1] It was later scrapped completely.[2]