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{{ | A {{Name}} or, perhaps more aptly, '''ruin recoiler''' is a [[recoiler]] that leads to a fixed ruins site or historic site, which is chosen randomly at the moment the item spawns.{{Code Reference | class = RandomRuinRecoiler}} | ||
An individual random-point recoiler is named according to its destination. For example, if one goes to a place called Retroversion Hyperboloid Sammu, it will be named {{Qud text | &yRetroversion Hyperboloid Sammu recoiler}}. | |||
In tinkering contexts, such as the tinkering screen and data disks, they are referred to as a whole by the name {{Name}}. | |||
== References == | |||
[[Category:Recoilers]] | [[Category:Recoilers]] | ||
Revision as of 22:38, 29 September 2020
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This information is reliable as of patch 2.0.199.5. |
random-point recoiler
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1 lb. Weight | |
Charge per Use
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2500 |
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Charge Used For
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Teleportation |
Complexity
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3 |
Tier
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4 |
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<1234> | |
Can Disassemble
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yes |
Can Build
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yes |
Tinker Skill
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Character
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♦ |
ID?
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Ruin Recoiler |
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Extra Info: | |
random-point recoiler
A small crystalline disk with a recessed button on top.
A random-point recoiler or, perhaps more aptly, ruin recoiler is a recoiler that leads to a fixed ruins site or historic site, which is chosen randomly at the moment the item spawns.[1]
An individual random-point recoiler is named according to its destination. For example, if one goes to a place called Retroversion Hyperboloid Sammu, it will be named Retroversion Hyperboloid Sammu recoiler.
In tinkering contexts, such as the tinkering screen and data disks, they are referred to as a whole by the name random-point recoiler.
References
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XRL.World.Parts.RandomRuinRecoiler