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    '''Trident '''was to be a weapon in early incarnations of ''[[MediEvil]]'', but was ultimately cut from the game.
    '''Trident '''was to be a weapon in early incarnations of ''[[MediEvil]]'', but was ultimately cut from the game.{{Gameref|Rolling-Demo}}
    ==Description and usage==
    ==Description and usage==
    The Trident would've been similiar in use to the [[Lightning]]. It was removed because of this and also because the developers found it hard to justify. It is possibly the Trident of [[Zarok]] himself.
    The Trident would've been similiar in use to the [[Lightning]]. It was removed because of this and also because the developers found it hard to justify.<ref>{{Icon|Proboards}} {{cite web|title=Another interview with Chris Sorrell|site=MediEvil Boards|published=May 7, 2013|url=http://sirdanielfortesque.proboards.com/post/12662}}</ref> It is possibly the Trident of [[Zarok]] himself.{{Speculation}}
     
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    Revision as of 20:44, 9 November 2014

    PLEASE NOTE: This page refers to content that is not present in the final versions of the game due to being cut, removed or repurposed.
    Trident
    Icon File:Trident.png
    Type Ranged

    Trident was to be a weapon in early incarnations of MediEvil, but was ultimately cut from the game.[1]

    Description and usage

    The Trident would've been similiar in use to the Lightning. It was removed because of this and also because the developers found it hard to justify.[2] It is possibly the Trident of Zarok himself.Template:Speculation

    References

    1. MediEvil Rolling Demo. Developed by SCEE Cambridge Studio. Published by Sony Computer Entertainment in September 1997.
    2. ProBoards Another interview with Chris Sorrell on MediEvil Boards. Published May 7, 2013.