Revision as of 12:43, 20 August 2016

Deed To A Large House With Patio

	Rare Item
Type	No Longer Spawning Item
Date	unknown
Season	unknown
Shard	unknown
Quantity	unknown
Currently Spawning	unknown
Japanese localized name	テラス付きの家(Large house with patio)の証書
	Extended Information
Graphic	5360
Hue	0
Height	1
Dyable	unknown
Edible	unknown
Stackable	No
Turnable	unknown
Wearable	No
Wieldable	No
Works as a container	No
Works as a runebook	No
Works as a spellbook	No
	Effects
Animated	No
Double-click Effect	unknown
Ethereal	No
Sound	unknown
Translucent	No
Walk-over Effect	unknown
	Special Item Flags
Newbiefied	unknown
Legal to Own	Yes

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 {{RareItem
-| name = Soul Eater
+| name = Deed To A Large House With Patio
-| GL = 35
+| japanesename = テラス付きの家(Large house with patio)の証書
 | legal = 1
-| Oceania = +120
+| type = No Longer Spawning
-| season = 1
+| alignment = blessed
-| spawning = no
+| graphic = 5360
-| type = Igm
+| hue = 0
-| month = 12
+| weight = 1
-| year = 1999
-| damage_physical = 100
-| graphic = 5119
-| hue = 14
-| unknown_properties = 1
 }}
-Emperor Golmor was the villain in a long-running event arc on the Japanese shards in 1998-1999.  In December of 1999, the IGMs brought him back for a sequel on Yamato, in an event titled “Emperor Again?”.  The sword that finally killed the revived Emperor Golmor on Yamato was named Soul Eater.  8 years later, August of 2007, Golmor again returned to Yamato.  A character named “Soul Saver” was able to provide the sword “Soul Eater”, and Golmor was again defeated.  After this event, the sword was placed on permanent display at Castle British.  The weapon properties displayed here are as they were right after the August 2007 event. (Note that this summary is based on some very rough Japanese translations.  Anyone who can correct any errors, or add any detail, please do!).