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| material = Brass | | material = Brass | ||
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| 175-211 || You serenade <target> with your harmonica, playing something that sounds like two tom cats fighting. | | 175-211 || You serenade <target> with your harmonica, playing something that sounds like two tom cats fighting. | ||
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| − | | 208- | + | | 208-247 || You play your harmonica, serenading <target> with a boring and unimaginative tune. |
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| − | | 208- | + | | 208-247 || You serenade <target> with a rather monotonous tune on your harmonica. |
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| − | | 211- | + | | 211-247 || You timidly serenade <target> on your harmonica with a simple yet appealing tune. |
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| 220-276 || You serenade <target> with a soft and romantic melody on your harmonica. | | 220-276 || You serenade <target> with a soft and romantic melody on your harmonica. | ||
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| + | | 248 || You gallantly serenade <target> on your harmonica with a popular romantic song. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:46, 28 February 2019
| Harmonica | |
|---|---|
| Musical instruments Information | |
| Type | Wind |
| Tuneable | No |
| Mallet | No |
| To play, must be... | Held |
| Size | 5 x 1 |
| Weight | 4/9 lb |
| Material | Brass |
| Other | None |
Contents
Description
This harmonica is a prime example of a blues man's dream instrument. It is lovingly crafted from only the finest materials, and looks like it could jerk a tear out of anyone's eyes when played.
Where Found
Public area
- None
NPC
- None
Store
- Fiddley's Music Shop (Ankh-Morpork)
- A cheerful tent stall (Djelibeybi)
- Maestro Music (Genua)
- A stall in purple twilight (Sto Plains)
Messages
Play
| Bonus Range | Message |
|---|---|
| 152-188 | Blowing into your harmonica, you play a collection of notes that sound like a parrot being tickled. |
| 175 | If a cat had inhaled the harmonica, the sound coming from it when it meowed would be somewhat similar to what you play on it. |
| 188-217 | You play a somewhat repetitive melody on your harmonica. |
| 188-227 | You play a boring tune on your harmonica. |
| 188-247 | You play a basic blues melody on your harmonica. |
| 202-276 | You play a simple yet moving tune on your harmonica. |
| 215-247 | You skilfully play a soulful melody on your harmonica. |
| 227-247 | Expertly blowing into your harmonica, you play some sad and lonely blues music that sears across your soul. Best Message |
Serenade
| Bonus Range | Message |
|---|---|
| 154-211 | You serenade <target> with an awful tune of clashing notes on your harmonica, showing no consideration to anyone's eardrums. |
| 175-211 | You serenade <target> with your harmonica, playing something that sounds like two tom cats fighting. |
| 208-247 | You play your harmonica, serenading <target> with a boring and unimaginative tune. |
| 208-247 | You serenade <target> with a rather monotonous tune on your harmonica. |
| 211-247 | You timidly serenade <target> on your harmonica with a simple yet appealing tune. |
| 220-276 | You serenade <target> with a soft and romantic melody on your harmonica. |
| 248 | You gallantly serenade <target> on your harmonica with a popular romantic song. |
Perform
| Bonus Range | Message |
|---|---|
| 154-220 | You play something that sounds like ducks fighting on your harmonica. |
| 154-220 | You perform a solo lacking in creativity and, indeed, melody on your harmonica. |
| 220-247 | A discordant noise sounds from the harmonica as you perform a solo on it. |
| 247 | You perform a monotonous solo on your harmonica. |
| 227-247 | You perform a simple solo on your harmonica. |
| 247-276 | You skilfully perform a funky solo on your harmonica. |
Other Information
- No other information is available.
