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== [[Tabletop Games]] == |
== [[Tabletop Games]] == |
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* Subverted in ''[[Dungeons and Dragons |
* Subverted in ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]''; Vorpal weapons instantly decapitate enemies on a critical hit, but some enemies either don't have heads to remove, or aren't inconvenienced by it. |
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** Specifically, the latter includes monsters with regeneration (though Ogre Mages need to reattach their heads within ten minutes), most Constructs, and Undead (save for vampires). |
** Specifically, the latter includes monsters with regeneration (though Ogre Mages need to reattach their heads within ten minutes), most Constructs, and Undead (save for vampires). |
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* ''[[Pathfinder]]'' has Vorpal weapons that are much likes the ones in [[Dungeons and Dragons]]. In addition, ''Pathfinder'' also introduces the [[Alice in Wonderland|Jabberwock]] creature, which has a particular fear of vorpal weapons; striking one cause it to become temporarily shaken. |
* ''[[Pathfinder]]'' has Vorpal weapons that are much likes the ones in [[Dungeons and Dragons]]. In addition, ''Pathfinder'' also introduces the [[Alice in Wonderland|Jabberwock]] creature, which has a particular fear of vorpal weapons; striking one cause it to become temporarily shaken. |
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