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[CastChaos]

So, like, I am playing BB and see a blue wizzrobe. Since I am playing since the morning, my senses are quite low, so I don't recognize the threat and go after it in the same line like it was a stalfos or such. The wizzrobe keeps walking left and I follow it still in the same line and keep hitting it. It doesn't cast magic at me! It turned around once but then it turned back again. O_O I killed it. O_O

[Alestance]

D'ohrobe would be the appropriate name for this

[AaronJer]

Hey! No dissing Wizzrobes!

[Alestance]

I don't

I dis D'ohrobes

[Russ]

Wow. Maybe he was tired too.

[Koopa]

Wizzrobes, like humans, are all equal according to the constitution but some sure are dumber than others.

Another explanation is that their behaviour is controlled by a random number generator that can, once in a while, spit out a series of numbers that all help Link. Like you can slash 10 octos once and get ten hearts, but the next time not one.

[ShadowTiger]

I made an image once of a Red Wizzrobe appearing behind a Blue Wizzrobe, and taking off the Blue's hat, all while Link watched. All that was under the hood were two vertical yellow lines for eyes. Both other parties were snickering.

[Koopa]

There are some things I'd like to remove from a windrobe, first of all being the ability to send me back ten rooms and fifteen minute's worth of swordfighting my way back. I wonder what's under their hats.

[Sephiroth]

There are some things I'd like to remove from a windrobe, first of all being the ability to send me back ten rooms and fifteen minute's worth of swordfighting my way back. I wonder what's under their hats.

Note to self: Add new enemies that mimic the Windrobe, yet isn't as tough as the Windrobe.

[Kite]

Windrobes are stupid.

Magic Chickens from DoY for the win!

[Koopa]

Having a mirrorrobe fire at you when the windrobe's in between and you have the mirror shield: priceless.

[AaronJer]

Hey. I've done really cool things with Windrobes. They are not stupid! Like a dungeon that only has 5 screens, and the last room to beat is fairly easy to get to but has piles of windrobes and you can't use your sword to kill them. Attempting to kill half a dozen Windrobes in a difficult to navigate room with just a hammer is pretty challenging... and therefore fun! Since it doesn't send you back 15 rooms it isn't even remotely homosexual.

[Zenith]

Y'know, that would make a pretty good minigame. Warp him to a room with a few windrobes in it, and make him appear on top of a red bubble (or sneak one in the warp animation itself if you wanna get creative ). If he kills them all the reward appears. If he gets hit he just gets kicked out. 'Course, the entrance of the place has to have a blue bubble in it.

[CastChaos]

My first quest's L8 has 10 windrobes in one of the first rooms. Since they send you back only about 2 rooms, you won't kill yourself (unlike in HoD's level eight), and if you kill one that doesn't reappear the next time. Fun.