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== Purchasing Info == | == Purchasing Info == | ||
| − | The '''Frosted Dragonvine Ballista Trap Skin''' can be purchased from the [[ | + | The '''Frosted Dragonvine Ballista Trap Skin''' can be purchased from the [[Moussu Picchu Trapsmith]] for 100,000 gold and 400 [[Dragon Scale]]. |
<br/>It can also be obtained from the [[Marketplace]] or through [[Give To Friends]]. | <br/>It can also be obtained from the [[Marketplace]] or through [[Give To Friends]]. | ||
== History and Trivia == | == History and Trivia == | ||
*'''6 September 2017:''' The '''Dragonvine Ballista Trap''' was introduced with the opening of [[Moussu Picchu]]. | *'''6 September 2017:''' The '''Dragonvine Ballista Trap''' was introduced with the opening of [[Moussu Picchu]]. | ||
Revision as of 23:34, 16 September 2017
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Content on this page may be incomplete or change rapidly as more information becomes available.
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| Frosted Dragonvine Ballista Trap Skin | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Skin Info | |||
| Obtained Via: | ?? | Tradeable: | Yes |
| Event: | ?? | Giveable: | Yes |
| Cost: | ?? | Craftable: | ?? |
| Larry's Loot Lexicon: | MouseHunt Info Page | Image: | External Link |
| TImbued with an enchantment of ice, this skin binds dragons in icy bonds and leaves behind some serious frostbite! | |||
Weapon Info
The Frosted Dragonvine Ballista Trap Skin can be used on the Dragonvine Ballista Trap trap. The trap's stats (power, power bonus, attraction bonus, etc.) are not changed.
Purchasing Info
The Frosted Dragonvine Ballista Trap Skin can be purchased from the Moussu Picchu Trapsmith for 100,000 gold and 400 Dragon Scale.
It can also be obtained from the Marketplace or through Give To Friends.
History and Trivia
- 6 September 2017: The Dragonvine Ballista Trap was introduced with the opening of Moussu Picchu.
