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"Closed" eyes still blink like other eyes. | "Closed" eyes still blink like other eyes. | ||
| − | A | + | A items ignore standard eye color patterns, or obscure eyes entirely. Examples include: |
| − | :The [[Quicksilver Helm]] | + | {{Showhide|Items with unusual or obscured eyes|content= |
| − | :The [[ | + | Helmets: |
| − | :The [[ | + | :The [[Quicksilver Helm]] family, which cover the face so eyes cannot be seen at all. |
| − | :The [[ | + | :The [[Wolver Cap]] family, which cover the knight's eyes, but have their own "eyes." |
| + | :The [[Rock Jelly Helm]], which shows greyish blue eyes no matter the personal color of the knight. | ||
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| + | Costumes: | ||
| + | :The [[Steam Knight Mask]] obscures the eyes. | ||
| + | :The [[Warden Helm]] family, which cover the eyes, but have their own "eyes." | ||
| + | :Most [[Bombhead Mask]]s cover the eyes, but have their own "eyes." | ||
| + | :The [[Dangerous Oni Helm]] and related costumes have goggles, which cover the eyes. | ||
:The [[Impostoclaus Hat]] costume, which always has red eyes no matter the personal color of the knight. | :The [[Impostoclaus Hat]] costume, which always has red eyes no matter the personal color of the knight. | ||
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| + | This list does not consider items that cover the eyes during most regular gameplay, like the [[Stranger Hat]], which simply has a wide brim. | ||
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| + | This list does not consider [[accessory|accessories]] that obscure the eye(s), like the [[Vented Visor]]. Check the "helmet front" accessories in the main list. | ||
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===History=== | ===History=== | ||
Revision as of 22:51, 11 March 2015
Eyes are usable items that allow the player to change the shape of their knight's eyes.
Contents
Notes
Most types can be obtained from Mirrored Lockboxes with a very high chance, or from Iron Lockboxes with a very small chance.
Each "eyes" can only be used once. Eye shape changes upon use. Changing eyes lasts forever or until the player uses a different "Eyes usable."
Currently, all Eyes are prismatic - meaning that their color is determined by the knight's Personal Color.
"Closed" eyes still blink like other eyes.
A items ignore standard eye color patterns, or obscure eyes entirely. Examples include:
Helmets:
- The Quicksilver Helm family, which cover the face so eyes cannot be seen at all.
- The Wolver Cap family, which cover the knight's eyes, but have their own "eyes."
- The Rock Jelly Helm, which shows greyish blue eyes no matter the personal color of the knight.
Costumes:
- The Steam Knight Mask obscures the eyes.
- The Warden Helm family, which cover the eyes, but have their own "eyes."
- Most Bombhead Masks cover the eyes, but have their own "eyes."
- The Dangerous Oni Helm and related costumes have goggles, which cover the eyes.
- The Impostoclaus Hat costume, which always has red eyes no matter the personal color of the knight.
This list does not consider items that cover the eyes during most regular gameplay, like the Stranger Hat, which simply has a wide brim.
This list does not consider accessories that obscure the eye(s), like the Vented Visor. Check the "helmet front" accessories in the main list.History
Eyes were all "normal" shaped until 20 new ones were released in April 2012. Admin Post
More have been released over time.
List
 Below is an elaborate sortable list. This show/hide contains information about how to use the list efficiently.
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| About the List
Navigation The images and icons do not lead to individual pages (like with other lists) because each individual "eyes" is in this list and not on its own page. Finding Things - don't do this. Not all users (especially phone) have the convenience of mousehovering. (All eyes have the same description). Organization The knight in the visuals in this list is wearing: If you wish to add to this page, please see the this page for a short guide on how to upload an eyes image consistently. |
Eyes List
