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I recently acquired a weapon that has 702 flares. It was considerably more expensive than, say, an equivalent acid-flaring weapon. Other than novelty, is there any reason this would be more valuable? If I had to, I'd guess it had something to do with critter immunity (is anything immune to 702?), but then again, not much is resistant to acid, either. Anyone?
-Dan
rarity, for one.
-Taakhooshi, and Me
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-Taakhooshi, and Me
For the Story of Taakhooshi:
http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Taakhooshi
Oh, and a very cool weapons for a swinging sorcerer, of which there are very, very few of.
-Taakhooshi, and Me
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http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Taakhooshi
-Taakhooshi, and Me
For the Story of Taakhooshi:
http://www.gsguide.net/index.php?title=Taakhooshi
>Other than novelty, is there any reason this would be more valuable?
If it's my old bandoleer, it's more valuable due to the flare itself not being commonly offered, let along finding a GM able/willing to work with that type of weapon.
-farmer
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If it's my old bandoleer, it's more valuable due to the flare itself not being commonly offered, let along finding a GM able/willing to work with that type of weapon.
-farmer
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