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The '''Chesla's Revenge''' is a '''Limited Edition''' [[Tactical]] weapon. 

{{ Weapon
 | cost       = 0
 | titlereq  = Lord
 | power      = 5,000
 | powertype  = Tactical
 | powerbonus = 2
 | attbonus   = 10
 | luck       = 16
 | chzeffect  = Extremely Fresh
 | LimEd = Yes
 | Craft = No
 | Smash = No
 | mhinfo     = cheslas_revenge_weapon
 | imglink    = http://i.imgur.com/zHoss4S.jpg
 | desc       = Anna Chesla was a world-renowned inventor and chess master, best known for her patented "Advanced Chess" method. Her final invention, Chesla's Revenge, was named by her followers after her mysterious disappearance who saw it as one last attempt to best her bitter arch-rival, Zugzwang.<br/><br/>Ancient rival of Zugzwang, Chesla was never able to defeat the chess master and would frustratingly return time and time again to the Seasonal Garden, biding her time until she was charged up for another attempt. With near perfect mastery of the technological advances of the time, she refused to admit her lack of mastery for chess.<br/><br/>With the focus on charging her Amplifier to enter the tower, she couldn't spare much time for focus on improving her chess tactics. Out of her frustration, she had an epiphany! Using her great technological prowess, she quickly built an extremely powerful coil to gather and focus the magic energies of the Seasonal Garden, greatly accelerating her amplification rate!<br/><br/>Finally being able to focus her energies elsewhere, she had turned up the power too high in anticipation and overloaded the coils. When the bright glow from the coil finally dimmed, she was never seen again.<br/><br/>The power from the coil was not enough to destroy her, and many conflicting theories about her disappearance surfaced over the years, but no one truly knows what became of Anna...<br/><br/>Scrawled upon the underside of the tower, one can make out the word "Checkmate".<br/><br/>Hunting with the Chesla's Revenge in the Seasonal Garden has the chance to overload it and increase the amount of amplification gained per catch. Just... keep your distance...}}

== Obtained Via ==
The '''Chesla's Revenge''' is a limited edition weapon not sold by any [[Trapsmith]], and is therefore non-refundable. It can only be acquired through the opening of a [[Treasure Chest|Season 2 Treasure Chest]]:
:*[[Rare Easy Treasure Chest|Rare Easy]] and [[Easy Treasure Chest|Easy Treasure Chest (Season 2)]]
:*[[Rare Medium Treasure Chest|Rare Medium]] and [[Medium Treasure Chest|Medium Treasure Chest (Season 2)]]
:*[[Rare Hard Treasure Chest|Rare Hard]] and [[Hard Treasure Chest|Hard Treasure Chest (Season 2)]]
:*[[Rare Elaborate Treasure Chest|Rare Elaborate]] and [[Elaborate Treasure Chest|Elaborate Treasure Chest (Season 2)]]
:*[[Rare Arduous Treasure Chest|Rare Arduous]] and [[Arduous Treasure Chest|Arduous Treasure Chest (Season 2)]]
:*[[Rare Living Garden Treasure Chest|Rare Living Garden]] and [[Living Garden Treasure Chest|Living Garden Treasure Chest (Season 2)]]

==Location-Specific Effects==
The electric energy in '''Chesla's Revenge''' has a unique effect on your [[Tower Amplifier]], resulting in an occasional boost in amplifier power.

When the '''Chesla's Revenge''' trap is used in the [[Seasonal Garden]], the amplifier gained by catching mice there will sometimes be doubled.  This boost stacks with the effect of an [[Amplifier Charm]], for a triple charge. 

When the effect activiates, a message appears in the [[Hunter's Journal]]:
:''ZAP! Your Chesla's Revenge trap starts buzzing loudly and a large tendril of electricity bursts outward from the top, adding an extra surge of energy to your Tower Amplifier!''<br/>

==Related Items==
===Weapons===
*A complete list of [[Tactical]] weapons can be found [[Tactical|here]].

===Charms===
*[[Amplifier Charm]] - When used in [[Seasonal Garden]] the amplifier is doubled. The effect stacks with the effect generated by [[Chesla's Revenge]].

== Skins ==
*[[Chesla's Flame 'n' Fire Skin]]

== History and Trivia ==
*'''14 January 2014:''' The '''Chesla's Revenge''' was first introduced with the introduction of the [[Treasure Chest|Season 2 Treasure Chests]].