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|name = Technique Rune | |name = Technique Rune | ||
| | |jpname= 手技の紋章 | ||
| | |roname = Shugi no Monshō | ||
|type = Effect rune | |type = Effect rune | ||
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==Information== | ==Information== | ||
This [[rune]] could not be borne by an individual, and had to be attached to a weapon. Increasing hand dexterity, it gives the bearer a chance of stealing [[potch]] from the enemy when they attack, making for a vicious mugging. | This [[rune]] could not be borne by an individual, and had to be attached to a weapon. Increasing hand dexterity, it gives the bearer a chance of stealing [[potch]] from the enemy when they attack, making for a vicious mugging. | ||
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==Data== | ==Data== | ||
{{Rune data | {{Rune data | ||
|name = Technique Rune | |name = Technique Rune | ||
| | |jpname= 手技の紋章 | ||
| | |roname = Shugi no Monshō | ||
|tab1 = Suikoden II | |tab1 = Suikoden II | ||
|spellname = Weapon Effect | |spellname = Weapon Effect | ||
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# [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 183 | # [[Genso Suikoden Kiwami Encyclopedia]], page 183 | ||
{{ | {{GS23}}{{Short description|Potch-stealing effect rune}} | ||
The Technique Rune (手技の紋章, Shugi no Monshō) is a rune which appears in Suikoden II.
This rune could not be borne by an individual, and had to be attached to a weapon. Increasing hand dexterity, it gives the bearer a chance of stealing potch from the enemy when they attack, making for a vicious mugging.
| Data | |
|---|---|
| Cost | 12000 potch |
| Drop | CutRabbit (Outside Ryube, Outside Kyaro) |
| Equipped | Hoi  
|
| Found | Guardian Deity statue (TDUU) |
| Sold | No store in-game sells this rune. |
| Weapon Effect | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Technique Rune Steals potch (40% chance) with physical attack, once per enemy per battle. Will steal the normal drop amount from regular enemies, and x0.3 the drop amount from bosses. |
The term Technique Rune is accurate, but the Japanese Shugi more precisely refers to hand craft or techniques, making it more a reference to the dexterity needed to pickpocket someone.