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Using photons designed for ranged ([[Im-photon]]) or TECHNIC ([[El-photon]]) weapons on a melee weapon board will make that weapon elementally neutral ({{Neutral}}) and reduce the success rate by a significant percentage. This is generally not advisable. | Using photons designed for ranged ([[Im-photon]]) or TECHNIC ([[El-photon]]) weapons on a melee weapon board will make that weapon elementally neutral ({{Neutral}}) and reduce the success rate by a significant percentage. This is generally not advisable. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:40, 21 August 2008
??? photons are actually the name of placeholders in certain boards indicating that different types of photons (most commonly elemental photons) can be placed in that spot in the board.
All melee weapon boards will accept elemental photons. The type of elemental photon used can reduce the success rate by a small percentage, and changes the final product's element:
- Photons create neutral
weapons - Ban-photons create fire
based weapons - Ray-photons create ice
based weapons - Di-photons create ground
based weapons - Zon-photons create lightning
based weapons - Gra-photons create light
based weapons - Megi-photons create dark
based weapons
Using photons designed for ranged (Im-photon) or TECHNIC (El-photon) weapons on a melee weapon board will make that weapon elementally neutral (
) and reduce the success rate by a significant percentage. This is generally not advisable.
