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#if a Purple [[Ribbon]] is tied around a weapon it signifies [[Improved Weapon]]. | #if a Purple [[Ribbon]] is tied around a weapon it signifies [[Improved Weapon]]. | ||
#if a Purple Ribbon is tied across the face of a [[shield]], then that shield is [[Improved Shield]]. | #if a Purple Ribbon is tied across the face of a [[shield]], then that shield is [[Improved Shield]]. | ||
| + | #if a Purple Ribbon is tied to a bow it indicates [[Longbow]] and arrows fired deal a base of four points of damage. | ||
#if a player is wearing a purple [[sash]] it marks them as a [[Warrior]]. | #if a player is wearing a purple [[sash]] it marks them as a [[Warrior]]. | ||
#Purple in [[Heraldry]] is called [[Purpure]] | #Purple in [[Heraldry]] is called [[Purpure]] | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 4 November 2010
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- if a Purple Ribbon is tied around a weapon it signifies Improved Weapon.
- if a Purple Ribbon is tied across the face of a shield, then that shield is Improved Shield.
- if a Purple Ribbon is tied to a bow it indicates Longbow and arrows fired deal a base of four points of damage.
- if a player is wearing a purple sash it marks them as a Warrior.
- Purple in Heraldry is called Purpure
- If a player is wearing a purple sash and a skeletal mask he may be a Skeletal Champion.
- A Purple spell ball is a Stinkball
- The Eternal Stench Terrain Effect is purple in the Dor 8.1.
- In Medieval Europe purple was thought to signify royal majesty, sovereignty and justice. Historically, purple dye was quite expensive, and purple fabric was often legally restricted to nobility/royalty.
