| Blackthorn Shillelagh | |
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Origin |
Multi-Generational Irish Traditions |
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Type |
Knobbed Club |
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Effects |
Strikes can deal out large amounts of damage |
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Downsides |
Fills user with increasing anger |
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Activation |
Hitting something |
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Collected by |
Arthur Neilson |
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Section |
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Aisle |
2810202-91898 |
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Shelf |
91898-1790-323 |
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Date of Collection |
August 13, 1982 |
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Origin[]
Bagged and tagged in Wicklow, Ireland in 1982, this particular shillelagh was passed from father to son since before the 1800’s. Used as a fighting tool, the bulb at the top was at an unknown point filled with lead in order to strike harder. The aggression of generations filled the shillelagh and made it a powerful weapon.
Effects[]
Grasping the shillelagh and striking any surface with the bulb will deal enormous amounts of damage. The longer you hold on to the shillelagh, the more you are filled with anger and fury. To counteract it, the user must be knocked out.