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|desc=Your Allies deal +2 damage against Anyone.< | |desc=Your Allies deal +2 damage against Anyone.<qx /> | ||
Duration: 2 Turns< | Duration: 2 Turns<qx /> | ||
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Your Threats deal +3 damage against Aliens.< | Your Threats deal +3 damage against Aliens.<qx /> | ||
Duration: 2 Turns< | Duration: 2 Turns<qx /> | ||
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|lore=1. "I've never remembered my dreams before. As soon as I wake up, they're usually gone. Carol once | |lore=1. "I've never remembered my dreams before. As soon as I wake up, they're usually gone. Carol once told me I'm lucky (she gets nightmares). But last night's dream is still right there, as clear as a movie, and I can't get it out of my head. I'm sitting on the beach where I played as a boy, watching the ocean lap at the sand. I was always happy there. But in the dream I'm scared, and I don't know why. Something was wrong. And I can't shake the feeling. Something's wrong." -- Dr. Nicholas Wellerd's diary, 24th April 2008 | ||
told me I'm lucky (she gets nightmares). But last night's dream is still right there, as clear as a movie, | |||
and I can't get it out of my head. I'm sitting on the beach where I played as a boy, watching the ocean | |||
lap at the sand. I was always happy there. But in the dream I'm scared, and I don't know why. Something | |||
was wrong. And I can't shake the feeling. Something's wrong." -- Dr. Nicholas Wellerd's diary, 24th April | |||
2008 | |||
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Revision as of 12:03, 23 December 2013
| Dimensional Helmet Helm | |
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| Your Allies deal +2 damage against Anyone.<qx />
Duration: 2 Turns<qx /> <qx /> Your Threats deal +3 damage against Aliens.<qx /> Duration: 2 Turns<qx /> <qx />1. "I've never remembered my dreams before. As soon as I wake up, they're usually gone. Carol once told me I'm lucky (she gets nightmares). But last night's dream is still right there, as clear as a movie, and I can't get it out of my head. I'm sitting on the beach where I played as a boy, watching the ocean lap at the sand. I was always happy there. But in the dream I'm scared, and I don't know why. Something was wrong. And I can't shake the feeling. Something's wrong." -- Dr. Nicholas Wellerd's diary, 24th April 2008 | |
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