LotS/Quiskerian Priest Boots - Revision history

Celtdragon at 22:17, 8 May 2015

2015-05-08T22:17:21Z

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	\|Stamina=5		\|Stamina=5
	\|Health=200		\|Health=200
	\|ability=Increases Energy by 10, Stamina by 5, Health by 40; +40 Health for each additional Quiskerian Priest item worn		\|ability=Increases Energy by 10, Stamina by 5, Health by 40; +40 Health for each additional {{LotS/ItemSetLink2\|Quiskerian Priest}} item worn
	\|text=V. With the Huk-Kral ravaging their worlds and annexing their territory, Quiskerians turned to religion in droves. When archaeologists explored the first of the temples on Ciaxia, they discerned that some of the inscriptions were far more recent than the rest, and bore apocalyptic messages -- speaking of impending destruction and condemning the atheists who'd brought it about with their impiety. These had been written by Quiskerians taking shelter in underground shrines prior to the Huk-Kral attack on the planet. They may have thought they'd be safe from their enemies so far underground. But the Huk-Kral were determined to make an example of Ciaxia, knowing that it was a religious and cultural focal point for the Quiskerians. So they bombarded it with radioactive weapons.		\|text=V. With the Huk-Kral ravaging their worlds and annexing their territory, Quiskerians turned to religion in droves. When archaeologists explored the first of the temples on Ciaxia, they discerned that some of the inscriptions were far more recent than the rest, and bore apocalyptic messages -- speaking of impending destruction and condemning the atheists who'd brought it about with their impiety. These had been written by Quiskerians taking shelter in underground shrines prior to the Huk-Kral attack on the planet. They may have thought they'd be safe from their enemies so far underground. But the Huk-Kral were determined to make an example of Ciaxia, knowing that it was a religious and cultural focal point for the Quiskerians. So they bombarded it with radioactive weapons.
	\|obtained={{LotS/RaidLink\|Quiskerian Temple}}		\|obtained={{LotS/RaidLink\|Quiskerian Temple}}
	}}		}}

BotDelicius at 01:58, 10 March 2015

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	\|defense=123		\|defense=123
	\|type=Boots		\|type=Boots
			\|Energy=10
			\|Stamina=5
			\|Health=200
	\|ability=Increases Energy by 10, Stamina by 5, Health by 40; +40 Health for each additional Quiskerian Priest item worn		\|ability=Increases Energy by 10, Stamina by 5, Health by 40; +40 Health for each additional Quiskerian Priest item worn
	\|text=V. With the Huk-Kral ravaging their worlds and annexing their territory, Quiskerians turned to religion in droves. When archaeologists explored the first of the temples on Ciaxia, they discerned that some of the inscriptions were far more recent than the rest, and bore apocalyptic messages -- speaking of impending destruction and condemning the atheists who'd brought it about with their impiety. These had been written by Quiskerians taking shelter in underground shrines prior to the Huk-Kral attack on the planet. They may have thought they'd be safe from their enemies so far underground. But the Huk-Kral were determined to make an example of Ciaxia, knowing that it was a religious and cultural focal point for the Quiskerians. So they bombarded it with radioactive weapons.		\|text=V. With the Huk-Kral ravaging their worlds and annexing their territory, Quiskerians turned to religion in droves. When archaeologists explored the first of the temples on Ciaxia, they discerned that some of the inscriptions were far more recent than the rest, and bore apocalyptic messages -- speaking of impending destruction and condemning the atheists who'd brought it about with their impiety. These had been written by Quiskerians taking shelter in underground shrines prior to the Huk-Kral attack on the planet. They may have thought they'd be safe from their enemies so far underground. But the Huk-Kral were determined to make an example of Ciaxia, knowing that it was a religious and cultural focal point for the Quiskerians. So they bombarded it with radioactive weapons.
	\|obtained={{LotS/RaidLink\|Quiskerian Temple}}		\|obtained={{LotS/RaidLink\|Quiskerian Temple}}
	}}		}}

Klaxxin at 17:25, 25 August 2012

2012-08-25T17:25:33Z

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	\|ability=Increases Energy by 10, Stamina by 5, Health by 40; +40 Health for each additional Quiskerian Priest item worn		\|ability=Increases Energy by 10, Stamina by 5, Health by 40; +40 Health for each additional Quiskerian Priest item worn
	\|text=V. With the Huk-Kral ravaging their worlds and annexing their territory, Quiskerians turned to religion in droves. When archaeologists explored the first of the temples on Ciaxia, they discerned that some of the inscriptions were far more recent than the rest, and bore apocalyptic messages -- speaking of impending destruction and condemning the atheists who'd brought it about with their impiety. These had been written by Quiskerians taking shelter in underground shrines prior to the Huk-Kral attack on the planet. They may have thought they'd be safe from their enemies so far underground. But the Huk-Kral were determined to make an example of Ciaxia, knowing that it was a religious and cultural focal point for the Quiskerians. So they bombarded it with radioactive weapons.		\|text=V. With the Huk-Kral ravaging their worlds and annexing their territory, Quiskerians turned to religion in droves. When archaeologists explored the first of the temples on Ciaxia, they discerned that some of the inscriptions were far more recent than the rest, and bore apocalyptic messages -- speaking of impending destruction and condemning the atheists who'd brought it about with their impiety. These had been written by Quiskerians taking shelter in underground shrines prior to the Huk-Kral attack on the planet. They may have thought they'd be safe from their enemies so far underground. But the Huk-Kral were determined to make an example of Ciaxia, knowing that it was a religious and cultural focal point for the Quiskerians. So they bombarded it with radioactive weapons.
	\|obtained={{LotS/~~ColorLink~~\|~~LotS/raids/general/~~Quiskerian Temple~~\|Quiskerian Temple\|Gold~~}}		\|obtained={{LotS/RaidLink\|Quiskerian Temple}}
	}}		}}

Lorak990 at 15:27, 26 July 2012

2012-07-26T15:27:30Z

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	\|ability=Increases Energy by 10, Stamina by 5, Health by 40; +40 Health for each additional Quiskerian Priest item worn		\|ability=Increases Energy by 10, Stamina by 5, Health by 40; +40 Health for each additional Quiskerian Priest item worn
	\|text=V. With the Huk-Kral ravaging their worlds and annexing their territory, Quiskerians turned to religion in droves. When archaeologists explored the first of the temples on Ciaxia, they discerned that some of the inscriptions were far more recent than the rest, and bore apocalyptic messages -- speaking of impending destruction and condemning the atheists who'd brought it about with their impiety. These had been written by Quiskerians taking shelter in underground shrines prior to the Huk-Kral attack on the planet. They may have thought they'd be safe from their enemies so far underground. But the Huk-Kral were determined to make an example of Ciaxia, knowing that it was a religious and cultural focal point for the Quiskerians. So they bombarded it with radioactive weapons.		\|text=V. With the Huk-Kral ravaging their worlds and annexing their territory, Quiskerians turned to religion in droves. When archaeologists explored the first of the temples on Ciaxia, they discerned that some of the inscriptions were far more recent than the rest, and bore apocalyptic messages -- speaking of impending destruction and condemning the atheists who'd brought it about with their impiety. These had been written by Quiskerians taking shelter in underground shrines prior to the Huk-Kral attack on the planet. They may have thought they'd be safe from their enemies so far underground. But the Huk-Kral were determined to make an example of Ciaxia, knowing that it was a religious and cultural focal point for the Quiskerians. So they bombarded it with radioactive weapons.
	~~\|obtained=~~\|obtained={{LotS/ColorLink\|LotS/raids/general/Quiskerian Temple\|Quiskerian Temple\|Gold}}		\|obtained={{LotS/ColorLink\|LotS/raids/general/Quiskerian Temple\|Quiskerian Temple\|Gold}}
	}}		}}

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{{LotS Item
|name=Quiskerian Priest Boots
|color=Orange
|attack=97
|defense=123
|type=Boots
|ability=Increases Energy by 10, Stamina by 5, Health by 40; +40 Health for each additional Quiskerian Priest item worn
|text=V. With the Huk-Kral ravaging their worlds and annexing their territory, Quiskerians turned to religion in droves. When archaeologists explored the first of the temples on Ciaxia, they discerned that some of the inscriptions were far more recent than the rest, and bore apocalyptic messages -- speaking of impending destruction and condemning the atheists who'd brought it about with their impiety. These had been written by Quiskerians taking shelter in underground shrines prior to the Huk-Kral attack on the planet. They may have thought they'd be safe from their enemies so far underground. But the Huk-Kral were determined to make an example of Ciaxia, knowing that it was a religious and cultural focal point for the Quiskerians. So they bombarded it with radioactive weapons.
|obtained=|obtained={{LotS/ColorLink|LotS/raids/general/Quiskerian Temple|Quiskerian Temple|Gold}}
}}