| Eustache Dauger's Iron Mask | |
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Origin |
Man in the Iron Mask; Eustache Dauger |
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Type |
Iron Mask |
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Effects |
Creates a clone of wearer |
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Downsides |
Clone tries to overthrow original |
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Activation |
Wearing |
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Collected by |
Dumas, A. |
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Section | |
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Aisle |
55206-3485 |
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Shelf |
52749-2463-549 |
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Date of Collection |
1800s; Warehouse 12 Era |
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Origin
Edit
Originally owned by the Man in the Iron Mask, who was held in various jails during 1669 and 1670. He was unnaturally created through an artifact, Louis the XIV's Scepter, which cloned the king. The double, named Eustache Dauger, was imprisioned, his face covered up and the incident hushed up. However, the truth started to surface in the 1800s, so Warehouse agent and part time author Alexandre Dumas penned "The Three Musketeers" to cover it up.
EffectsEdit
The mask is able to create an identical version of yourself to fool or possibly kill a person. Clone will try to overthrow you and take over your life.
