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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
The acronym for the name of this weapon is ACRONYM. It is also called "Stella", as coined by Dan Berlau, the first hunter to craft it.
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The acronym for the name of this weapon is ACRONYM.

Revision as of 04:20, 20 February 2009

Arcane Capturing Rod Of Never Yielding Mystery
Power Type: Arcane
Weapon Statistics Weapon Info
Power: 3,800 Rank requirement: ??
Power Bonus: 12% Cost: 949,050
Attraction Bonus: 0% Limited Edition: ??
Luck: 18 Crafted: ??
Cheese Effect: Insanely Stale Smashable: ??
Larry's Loot Lexicon: ?? Image: ??
This highly unstable trap setup is held in a constant state of metamorphosis by the unpredictable power of the Onyx stone. This trap almost appears alive, growing metal roots into whatever base to which it is attached.
This trap's methods of capture are infinitely random. It can use its jagged metallic roots to impale mice, expel a thick and dark vapor that turns mice into stone, or bend space and time to erase the mouse from existence.
Scientists of Digby warn hunters that the power of the Onyx stone is incredibly dangerous and fear that using this trap could lead to the end of the world.


The Arcane Capturing Rod Of Never Yielding Mystery weapon first appeared on 19 February 2009. It cannot be purchased and must be created through crafting. This weapon has the highest power of any known to date.

Formula

(12) Scrap Metal + (1) Onyx Stone + (3) Magic Essence + (1) Obelisk Parts + (1) Mysterious Blueprints

Total cost: Min 949,050 (not including cost of catching the mice that drop the required crafting ingredients)

Effectiveness

The weapon is very effective against Forgotten Mice. It also catches Shadow mice without any penalty (less effective) or bonus (very effective).

Trivia

The acronym for the name of this weapon is ACRONYM.