Gas mask
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== Uniforms == | == Uniforms == | ||
Gas masks may be worn as part of some uniforms. | Gas masks may be worn as part of some uniforms. | ||
| - | * The [[Spy uniform|spy uniform]] worn by [[Spy|spies]] requires gas masks to be worn. | + | * Some [[School uniform|school uniforms]] require gas masks to be worn for various reasons. |
| + | * The Serenthan [[Spy uniform|spy uniform]] worn by [[Spy|spies]] requires gas masks to be worn. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Revision as of 14:11, 10 February 2021
A gas mask is a protective mask worn to protect the face and lungs against toxic gases.
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History
Differences in Types
In Serenth, there are Type-1, Type-2, and Type-3 gas masks.
Type-3 gas masks
Type-3 gas masks are enchanted to allow for an unlimited amount of air, in addition to allowing the wearer to breathe underwater.
Appearances
In Lunar Shadow
- A black face-concealing gas mask is a part of the Dark Armour.
In Lunar Shadow X
- Amariss Richters wears a grey gas mask.
In Apocalyptic Shadow
- Several NPCs wear gas masks:
- Most of these NPCs believe the apocalypse of Serenth involves toxic gases.
- Some races require the gas masks to breathe, as oxygen is toxic to them; so far, one such character appears in Apocalyptic Shadow.
Races and gas masks
Members of some races often wear gas masks for reasons.
- It is not uncommon to see a Valkyrie wear a gas mask, as even tear gas can poison them and nullify most Taints. The same applies to the Jotunn and their Synchs.
- At least one race is known to wear gas masks when on planets with oxygen.
Uniforms
Gas masks may be worn as part of some uniforms.
- Some school uniforms require gas masks to be worn for various reasons.
- The Serenthan spy uniform worn by spies requires gas masks to be worn.
Trivia
- If Serenity Horton wears a gas mask in Lunar Shadow when confronting Aidan Flamberge, it will trigger a bad ending.
