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|name = Powder Keg | |name = Powder Keg | ||
|icon = | |icon = [[File:MediEvilResurrection-PowderKeg-Icon.PNG|alt=Powder Keg]] | ||
|type = Artifact | |type = Artifact | ||
|location = [[Ghost Ship]] | |location = [[Ghost Ship]] | ||
Revision as of 08:53, 9 April 2024
| Powder Keg | ||
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| Type | Artifact | |
| Found in | Ghost Ship | |
| Used in | Ghost Ship | |
| Amount | 7 | |
| Appears in |  MediEvil: Resurrection
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A Powder Keg could be used to fire things from cannons. Powder Kegs were often found on pirate ships.
History
After launching himself from a catapult in order to escape the collapsing Haunted Ruins of King Peregrine's castle, Sir Dan found himself on the Ghost Ship. In order to reach the ship's captain, Dan had to collect seven powder kegs so that he could fire himself from the cannon at the far end of the ship and fly past the barricade the captain was hiding behind.
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In other languages
| Language | Name |
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| French (France) | Baril de poudre Poudre à canon |
| German | Pulverfass |
| Italian | Barilotto di polvere |
| Spanish (Spain) | Barril de pólvora |
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