Darigan War Machine (r101) [Special]View in Item Database
DescriptionA gigantic war vessel that almost crippled Meridell during the great battle. Darigan War Machine

Multiuse


Average Rating [?]
2

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Attack *earth**earth**earth**earth**earth**physical**physical**physical**physical**physical**physical* + *physical**physical**physical**physical*
Defense N/A
Reflect N/A
Effects N/A
Actual Icons
ATTACK EARTH 5 ATTACK PHYSICAL 5.5-10   
JN Price -
Restocks At N/A
Used By N/A
Notes None
Distributions - Darigan War Machine
Minimum: 10.50
Maximum: 15.00
Mean: 12.75
Ratings - Darigan War Machine
Rating:
2
Price/power (0/5): Extremely expensive due to its rarity, and it's not that powerful by today's standards.

Tactical (1/5): Mass physical can be useful, but it's not particularly reliable in this weapon. Also, earth and physical are both fairly easy to block.

Bonus (1/1): Most Battledome weapons are anti-personnel. This one is meant to break through walls.

Closing remarks: If I remember correctly, the Darigan War Machines were Battledome opponents during the war. Unfortunately, this weapon isn't anything like having a sidekick to fight with you. Get a Sword of Thare or even a Stone Foam Finger instead.

Rated on August 30, 2015

Rating:
2
Price/Power (0/5)
You will most likely never find or own one of these rare war prizes so don't even try. Luckily it only provides a tiny max attack of 15, and offers mostly physical.

Countermeasures (0/5)
Easy to block, not strong enough of a hit for the price. Certainly a gallery item only.

Alternatives Upgrades or Downgrades
If you really want to use an item similar to this, the Stone Foam Finger is basically a better version of this in every way. However, with an item of this much value you could most likely get a much better weapon.

Other Points (2 Bonus)
Retired war prize, a relic from an older age.

Final Thoughts
I can only imagine how huge this would be in the battledome or laying in your SDB. The bank would just look at you and be like, "Seriously?"

Rated on July 26, 2013