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A '''meteor arrow''' can be used by anyone with [[archery]] skills or the proper [[bow]], usually [[knights]] and [[serpent|serpents]], would use a regular [[arrow]]. The difference between the two is that the enchanted variety can be shot at anyone within three rooms, rather than in view, descending upon its victim in a manner similar to that of flaming meteors. They are notable for their ability to break magical shields. | A '''meteor arrow''' can be used by anyone with [[archery]] skills or the proper [[bow]], usually [[knights]] and [[serpent|serpents]], would use a regular [[arrow]]. The difference between the two is that the enchanted variety can be shot at anyone within three rooms, rather than in view, descending upon its victim in a manner similar to that of flaming meteors. They are notable for their ability to break magical shields. | ||
During 520 AF, the [[arrow of Ethian]] was sold at auction. Named for the [[Sarapin]] [[Ethian|comet]], this rare [[artefact]] behaved like a meteor arrow which returned to its owner after reaching its target. | |||
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Latest revision as of 07:07, 29 January 2016
A meteor arrow can be used by anyone with archery skills or the proper bow, usually knights and serpents, would use a regular arrow. The difference between the two is that the enchanted variety can be shot at anyone within three rooms, rather than in view, descending upon its victim in a manner similar to that of flaming meteors. They are notable for their ability to break magical shields.
During 520 AF, the arrow of Ethian was sold at auction. Named for the Sarapin comet, this rare artefact behaved like a meteor arrow which returned to its owner after reaching its target.