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Spam Vault
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It has been destroyed by numerous times, though one of the times ended up killing all trolls who were not in Mario Wiki Pen. and Arkham Asylum, except for [[Woodylogan]] and [[Jakebastille]]. Eventually, it was not rebuilt, due to the few trolls remaining being on the loose. | It has been destroyed by numerous times, though one of the times ended up killing all trolls who were not in Mario Wiki Pen. and Arkham Asylum, except for [[Woodylogan]] and [[Jakebastille]]. Eventually, it was not rebuilt, due to the few trolls remaining being on the loose. | ||
| + | a course in [[Super Wiki Kart]] named [[Spam Lane]] will appear. It is unknown if other courses will appear, but it is likey. | ||
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Current revision as of 19:58, 1 October 2007
The Spam Vault is a place in the MarioWiki where moderate level trolls and sockpuppets are all locked up. The entrance/exit of the Spam Vault is made specially so the door can only be opened on the otuside, meaning trollers can't open it and escape. The Spam Vault is filled with junk, spam, all reverts ever done, all deleted pages and all blocked trollers. A few trollers have managed to escape somehow. A few users have been accidentally sent to the Spam Vault.
In Wiki's End, Dnera has the power to send anyone to the Spam Vault (however it seems as if she can't get people out of the Spam Vault). In the comic series, 3dejong and Dry Bones are sent to the Spam Vault by Dnera. There, they meet 3D's Dad, fight with some trollers, and get into all kinds of troubles.
It has been destroyed by numerous times, though one of the times ended up killing all trolls who were not in Mario Wiki Pen. and Arkham Asylum, except for Woodylogan and Jakebastille. Eventually, it was not rebuilt, due to the few trolls remaining being on the loose.
a course in Super Wiki Kart named Spam Lane will appear. It is unknown if other courses will appear, but it is likey.
