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'''Vile Coating''' is a [[material]] which a [[Weaponsmith]] or [[Outfitter]] can imbue into any item they craft. The taste of the item becomes universally grotesque. Any creature which licks or tastes the object will almost surely empty the contents of its stomach within seconds. For better or worse, however, this coating doesn't possess any notable coloring or odor, making it difficult to detect. It should go without saying that any adventurer wearing a Vile Coating will surely never find himself devoured. | '''Vile Coating''' is a [[material]] which a [[Weaponsmith]] or [[Outfitter]] can imbue into any item they craft. The taste of the item becomes universally grotesque. Any creature which licks or tastes the object will almost surely empty the contents of its stomach within seconds. For better or worse, however, this coating doesn't possess any notable coloring or odor, making it difficult to detect. It should go without saying that any adventurer wearing a Vile Coating will surely never find himself devoured. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:38, 27 May 2019
| Vile Coating (material) | |
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| Type | Defensive Organic Item |
| Fields | Disable, Trap |
| Cost | 2 rupees |
Vile Coating is a material which a Weaponsmith or Outfitter can imbue into any item they craft. The taste of the item becomes universally grotesque. Any creature which licks or tastes the object will almost surely empty the contents of its stomach within seconds. For better or worse, however, this coating doesn't possess any notable coloring or odor, making it difficult to detect. It should go without saying that any adventurer wearing a Vile Coating will surely never find himself devoured.
Trivia
The Vile Coating (material) treasure is an original creation by one of Hyrule Castle's members. Its concept is credited to Guy.
