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Subject: "Learning a weapon that I am not wielding."

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Warrior (Guest)	Mon 05-Jul-04 07:25 AM

#5211, "Learning a weapon that I am not wielding."

Here is what happened:

You get a pitch-black leather belt from the corpse of the greater jaette watchman.
You get a pitch-black ring from the corpse of the greater jaette watchman.
The gods give you 6 copper coins for your sacrifice of the corpse of the greater jaette watchman.
You keep a jaette patroller at bay with your polearm.
You have become better at sword!
You keep a jaette patroller at bay with your polearm.
A jaette patroller is in perfect health.

Should this be possible?

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Zulghinlour	Mon 05-Jul-04 02:20 PM
Member since 04th Mar 2003 9792 posts

#5213, "RE: Learning a weapon that I am not wielding."
In response to Reply #0

>Here is what happened:
>
>
>You get a pitch-black leather belt from the corpse of the
>greater jaette watchman.
>You get a pitch-black ring from the corpse of the greater
>jaette watchman.
>The gods give you 6 copper coins for your sacrifice of the
>corpse of the greater jaette watchman.
>You keep a jaette patroller at bay with your polearm.
>You have become better at sword!
>You keep a jaette patroller at bay with your polearm.
>A jaette patroller is in perfect health.
>
>Should this be possible?

It is possible for warriors to learn the weapon they are fighting against. In this case, a jaette patroller is wielding a sword and that is why you learned.

So long, and thanks for all the fish!

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