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'''Sleight of Hand''' is a script from the Premium Monthly Contest for February 2017 that was re-released at [[Ebon Gate]] festival [[Evermore Hollow]] 2022. <!-- This spot reserved for informational blurb for item. Remove as part of copy/paste.--> |
'''Sleight of Hand''' is a script from the Premium Monthly Contest for February 2017 that was re-released at [[Ebon Gate]] festival [[Evermore Hollow]] 2022. <!-- This spot reserved for informational blurb for item. Remove as part of copy/paste.--> |
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==Analyze== |
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You analyze your colorful glass balls and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions. |
You analyze your colorful glass balls and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions. |
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The balls can be manipulated via RUB, TILT, TURN, and TOSS. |
The balls can be manipulated via RUB, TILT, TURN, and TOSS. |
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==Usage== |
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Latest revision as of 02:12, 21 October 2022
Sleight of Hand is a script from the Premium Monthly Contest for February 2017 that was re-released at Ebon Gate festival Evermore Hollow 2022. AnalyzeYou analyze your colorful glass balls and sense that the item is largely free from merchant alteration restrictions. The creator has also provided the following information: The colorful glass balls are fully alterable but must remain a small item or items that could be used in sleight of hand tricks. The balls can be manipulated via RUB, TILT, TURN, and TOSS. Usage
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