Big bug zapper

The bearer of this weapon has demonstrated a superior ability to find and destroy bugs, and has been awarded with this special weapon to help them in their endeavours.

Ooooooooooooooooh!

Basically, it's a tennis-racquety type affair, with a small electrical charge. You know, in case hitting stuff hard with a tennis racquet isn't enough.

Type: weapon (melee)
Class: club
Hands: 1
Attack: 200
Cost of TP on use: {{{costofTPonuse}}}
Damage Type: {{{damagetype}}}
Autosell value: N/A

Cannot be discarded
Cannot be autosold
Can be stored
Cannot be traded

Outfit name: {{{outfitname}}}

Plural: big bug zappers
Bonus: +5 to all stats, +10 Electrical damage, -10% to Moolah-based NPC Stores Prices

When Used In Combat

• Your opponent is bugging you, so you swat at them and smack/zap them for X +10 damage
• You swing your big bug zapper at your opponent, leaving a nasty red mark and dealing X +10 damage.
• SMACK! Your big bug zapper hits your opponent hard, causing her X +10 damage.

Obtained From

• Given to those who find significant bugs in the game.

Notes

• The word "significant" is.. significant. Big bug zappers are only given to players who find a bug that is likely to cause a big problem, such as an infinite item/moolah creation bug. Players who find less significant bugs may be rewarded in other ways, but there is no specific item for this.

Players who have received big bug zappers:

• Dad (#1012) was the first to receive a big bug zapper for finding an infinite moolah bug.
• Bunsen_Honeydew (#1062) was the second to receive a big bug zapper for finding an infinite consumption record bug.
• Dad (#1012) was the third to receive a big bug zapper (and the first to receive more than one) for finding an infinite item bug.
• unknownZ (#1091) received the fourth big bug zapper for finding an extension to the previous bug which could potentially lead to item duplication (at worst) or database corruption (at best).
• Sheik (#1169) received a big bug zapper for finding an infinite moolah bug regarding referral bonuses being used many (many, many) times.