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| − | A '''trap''' is a device that can be hidden on various types of [[ground tile]]s and causes [[damage]] or other effects to a [[player]] who steps on it. Only players from an enemy [[kingdom]] or a hostile [[village]] may fall victim to a trap; neutral or ally players do not trigger them.
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| − | Traps are a relatively new addition to [[Wurm]] which seek to change the face of [[PvP]] combat forever. They are extremely powerful area denial/control abilities, but require skilled [[carpenter]]s and [[potterer]]s to be of any use. Traps have various effects individually which are described on their individual pages.
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| − | A trap is set by [[activating]] the trap, right-clicking a ground tile, and choosing "[[Set trap]]". Failure to set the trap properly results in the message: "Sadly you fail to set the trap correctly. The trap triggers and is destroyed."
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| − | A trap can be disarmed by [[activating]] a variety of tools and items (like a [[log]], [[shovel]], or [[rake]]), right-clicking on a [[tile]], and choosing "[[Disarm]]". Note that if successful the item used will be destroyed, so it is best to use something expendable like a [[log]].
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| − | A trap can be detected by with the [[Sixth Sense|Sixth Sense spell]] cast on a [[player]]. [[Blacklighter]]s have a natural ability to detect a trap without such a spell. When a nearby trap is sensed in this manner, an [[event window]] warning message is given.<!--Which is?-->
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| − | The chance to successfully place a trap is determined by the [[traps]] skill.
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| − | Traps work on the [[Freedom]] server, but only against players who are on the village [[KOS]] list of the trap placer.
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| − | ==Traps==
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| − | There are 9 types of traps in 4 categories.
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| − | ! Trap !! Skill
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| − | | [[Axe trap]] || [[Carpentry]]
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| − | | [[Bow trap]] || [[Carpentry]]
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| − | | [[Cloth Net Trap]] || [[Ropemaking]]
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| − | | [[Corrosive trap]] || [[Pottery]]
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| − | | [[Knife trap]] || [[Carpentry]]
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| − | | [[Pole trap]] || [[Carpentry]]
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| − | | [[Rope trap]] || [[Ropemaking]]
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| − | | [[Scythe trap]] || [[Masonry]]
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| − | | [[Stick trap]] || [[Carpentry]]
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| − | ==Examples==
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| − | * A 5[[QL]] bow trap produced a 2.15 damage [[wound]] (un[[armor]]ed)
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| − | * A 15QL stick trap produced a 5.5 damage wound (unarmored)
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| − | ==See also==
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| − | * [[Traps]]
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| − | [[Category:Babel/T]]
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| − | [[Category:Trap|*]]
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