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[[Image:BattledomeEquipment.png|right|frame|Thousands of Battledome Equipment items exist on the [[Neopets|Neopets website]].]]
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'''Battledome equipment''' is a class of [[item]]s that can be equipped to a [[Neopet]] and then used in the [[Battledome]].  Players can use up to two pieces of Battledome equipment per turn.  Each piece of equipment has a different effect.  Some equipment deals damage to opponents, while other equipment defends against incoming attacks. There is equipment that freezes enemies in place, and there is equipment that can restore HP. Some equipment even does multiple things at once.
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'''Battledome Equipment''' refers to a collection of [[item]]s used for the [[Battledome]]. Most of them can be equipped to a [[Neopet]] and used in battle. Generally, the better a weapon is, the more expensive.  There are rare cases however, like the Bone Sceptre and [[Scarab Ring]], when good items become very cheap because of a large supply or other reasons.
 
==Battledome Equipment types==
There are many different types of Battledome Equipment throughout Neopets, each coming from their own world a store.
 
===Battle Magic===
Battle Magic is the regular kind of battledome equipment. It can range anything from rotten vegetable weapons to Cheat! battlecards. Battle Magic is sold at the Battle Magic shop in Neopia Central (Neopian Bazaar.)


===Defence Magic===
Each Neopet can be equipped with up to eight pieces of Battledome equipment. If a user has the ''Equip ALL THE THINGS'' [[Battleground of the Obelisk#Boons|boon]] activated, they can equip a ninth piece of equipment on each of their Neopets.  Users can equip their Neopets via the [http://www.neopets.com/dome/neopets.phtml Battledome Stats] page. Individual items can also be equipped by clicking on them in the [[inventory]] and then selecting the ''Equip ...'' option from the resulting drop-down menu.
''...to be added...''
 
===Space Battle===
''...to be added...''
 
===Space Defence===
''...to be added...''
 
===Ice Crystal===
Sold at [[Terror Mountain]].
 
===Tyrannian Weaponry===
''...to be added...''
 
===Desert Weapon===
Can be found at Lost Desert or play and win the prize of Qasalan Expellibox.
 
===Meridell Potion===
''...to be added...''
 
===Haunted Weaponry===
Found in the [[Deserted Fairground]], this shop is run by a caped [[Scorchio]].  These weapons generally have a theme of fear or darkness.
 
===Brightvale Armour===
''...to be added...''
 
===Brightvale Scroll===
Brightvale scrolls are sold in the [[scrollery]], they can either attack or defend depending on whether it is a defence scroll or not. Scrolls will usually cost something above 30k, however users may sell scrolls for only 2k so its recommended to check the [[Shop Wizard]], [[auctions]], and [[trading post]] in order to find the best deal.
 
===Brightvale Potions===
''...to be added...''
 
===Maractite Weaponry===
''...to be added...''
 
===Qasalan Weaponry===
''...to be added...''
 
===Faerie Weapon===
''...to be added...''
 
===Altadorian Magic===
''...to be added...''
 
===Altadorian Armour===
''...to be added...''
 
===Wonderous Weaponry===
Sold at [[Kentari]]'s shop in [[Shenkuu]] (identified by a pair of crossed swords), these weapons are generally martial-arts-themed.


==Battledome Equipment Effects==
==Battledome Equipment Effects==
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||'''Attack'''<br>
||'''Attack'''<br>
*The Battledome item deals a specific number and type of offensive [[icon]]s ([[Image:AirBDI.png]][[Image:DarknessBDI.png]][[Image:EarthBDI.png]][[Image:FireBDI.png]][[Image:LightBDI.png]][[Image:PhysicalBDI.png]][[Image:WaterBDI.png]]) to the opponent.  The amount of HP damage caused by each icon depends on the ''strength'' stat of the attacking Neopet.<br>
*The Battledome item deals a specific number and type of offensive [[icon]]s ([[Image:AirBDI.png]][[Image:DarknessBDI.png]][[Image:EarthBDI.png]][[Image:FireBDI.png]][[Image:LightBDI.png]][[Image:PhysicalBDI.png]][[Image:WaterBDI.png]]) to the opponent.  The amount of HP damage caused by each icon depends on the ''strength'' stat of the attacking Neopet.<br>
'''Example''': The ''Sparkshooter'' deals {{icon|1|Fire}}, {{icon|1|Light}}, and {{icon|1|Physical}}
::'''Example:'''  The ''Sparkshooter'' deals {{icon|1|Fire}}, {{icon|1|Light}}, and {{icon|1|Physical}}
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||'''Defend'''<br>
||'''Defend'''<br>
*The Battledome item produces a specific number of defensive icons ([[Image:AirDefence.png]][[Image:DarknessDefence.png]][[Image:EarthDefence.png]][[Image:FireDefence.png]][[Image:LightDefence.png]][[Image:PhysicalDefence.png]][[Image:WaterDefence.png]]) that block incoming attacks.  Defensive icons can only block damage that matches their type.  For example, defensive air icons can block air attacks, but they cannot defend against water attacks. The about of HP damage blocked by each defensive icon depends on the ''defence'' stat of the defending Neopet.
*The Battledome item produces a specific number of defensive icons ([[Image:AirDefence.png]][[Image:DarknessDefence.png]][[Image:EarthDefence.png]][[Image:FireDefence.png]][[Image:LightDefence.png]][[Image:PhysicalDefence.png]][[Image:WaterDefence.png]]) that block incoming attacks.  Defensive icons can only block damage that matches their type.  For example, defensive air icons can block air attacks, but they cannot defend against water attacks. The about of HP damage blocked by each defensive icon depends on the ''defence'' stat of the defending Neopet.
'''Example''': The ''Wooden Shield '' defends {{icon|2|Physical|Defence}}
::'''Example:'''  The ''Wooden Shield '' defends {{icon|2|Physical|Defence}}
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||'''Reflect'''<br>
||'''Reflect'''<br>
*The item takes incoming attack icons and then reflects them back onto the attacker.  The HP damage done by the reflected icons depends on the ''strength'' stat of the attacking Neopet.
*The item takes incoming attack icons and then reflects them back onto the attacker.  The HP damage done by the reflected icons depends on the ''strength'' stat of the attacking Neopet.
'''Example''': The ''Dual Battle Mirror'' reflects 50% of all [[Image:LightBDI.png]]
::'''Example:'''  The ''Dual Battle Mirror'' reflects 50% of all [[Image:LightBDI.png]]
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||'''Heal'''<br>
||'''Heal'''<br>
*The Battledome item restores a Neopet's HP ([[Image:BE Stat Heal.gif]]).  The amount of HP restored depends on the item used.  With very few exceptions, Neopets are only allowed to equip a single healing item at a time.<br>
*The Battledome item restores a Neopet's HP ([[Image:BE Stat Heal.gif]]).  The amount of HP restored depends on the item used.  With very few exceptions, Neopets are only allowed to equip a single healing item at a time.<br>
'''Example''': The ''Blue [[Scorchstone]]'' heals 30 [[Image:BE Stat Heal.gif]] HP.   
::'''Example:'''  The ''Blue [[Scorchstone]]'' heals 30 [[Image:BE Stat Heal.gif]] HP.   
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||'''Drain'''<br>
||'''Drain'''<br>
*The Battledome item drains health from the opponent.  Since they are not associated with an icon type, draining attacks are unblockable.  Some items additionally use the drained HP to heal the player.<br>
*The Battledome item drains health from the opponent.  Since they are not associated with an icon type, draining attacks are unblockable.  Some items additionally use the drained HP to heal the player.<br>
'''Example''': The ''Cursed Elixir'' drains 20 [[Image:BE Stat Heal.gif]] HP from your opponent and adds it to your own HP.   
::'''Example:'''  The ''Cursed Elixir'' drains 20 [[Image:BE Stat Heal.gif]] HP from your opponent and adds it to your own HP.   
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||'''Freeze'''<br>
||'''Freeze'''<br>
*The weapon ''freezes'' the opponent for one turn.  When an opponent is frozen ([[Image:BE Stat Freeze.gif]]), they can not attack or defend themselves.  With very few exceptions, Neopets are only allowed to equip one freezing item at a time.
*The weapon ''freezes'' the opponent for one turn.  When an opponent is frozen ([[Image:BE Stat Freeze.gif]]), they can not attack or defend themselves.  With very few exceptions, Neopets are only allowed to equip one freezing item at a time.
'''Example''': The ''Pearly [[Koi]] Bubble Net'' has a 10% chance of [[Image:BE Stat Freeze.gif]].  
::'''Example:'''  The ''Pearly [[Koi]] Bubble Net'' has a 10% chance of [[Image:BE Stat Freeze.gif]].  
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||'''Steal'''<br>
||'''Steal'''<br>
*The weapon temporarily steals a piece of equipment from the opponent.  When a stealing item successfully steals an opponent's equipment, it is given to the opponent in place of their stolen gear. This allows the opponent to use the stealing item to take back their stolen equipment if they desire.  At the end of the battle, all stealing items and stolen pieces of equipment are returned to their original owners. Stolen items that were broken or consumed during the battle are returned to their original owner undamaged and unused.
*The weapon temporarily steals a piece of equipment from the opponent.  When a stealing item successfully steals an opponent's equipment, it is given to the opponent in place of their stolen gear. This allows the opponent to use the stealing item to take back their stolen equipment if they desire.  At the end of the battle, all stealing items and stolen pieces of equipment are returned to their original owners. Stolen items that were broken or consumed during the battle are returned to their original owner undamaged and unused.
'''Example''': The ''Green [[Sticky Hand]]'' has a 60% chance of stealing an item.
::'''Example:'''  The ''Green [[Sticky Hand]]'' has a 60% chance of stealing an item.
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||'''Give'''<br>
||'''Give'''<br>
*The Battledome equipment produces other pieces of Battledome equipment when used.
*The Battledome equipment produces other pieces of Battledome equipment when used.
'''Example''': The ''Evil Snowball Wand'' produces an ''Evil [[Snowball]]'' when used.
::'''Example:'''  The ''Evil Snowball Wand'' produces an ''Evil [[Snowball]]'' when used.
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==Use Limitations==
==Use Limitations==
'''Multiple Use'''
Each Battledome item falls into one of the following five categories depending on how often it can be used in battle:


Multiple use weapons are weapons that can be used over and over in a battle.  These are the most common types of weapons and can be almost anything.
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||'''Multiple Use'''<br>
*Multiple use equipment can be used an unlimited amount of times.
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||'''Once Per Battle'''<br>
*These items can only be used once per battle.
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||'''Single Use'''<br>
*These items can only be used a single time.  They vanish forever after the first time they are used.
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||'''Semi-Fragile'''<br>
*Semi-fragile weapons have a small chance of breaking after each use.  Once the item breaks, it can not be used until the next battle.
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||'''Fragile'''<br>
*Fragile weapons have a small chance of breaking after each use.  Once the item breaks, it vanishes forever.
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'''Fragile'''


Fragile weapons can be used the same way as multiple use weapons, but with a risk.  Fragile weapons have a chance of breaking each time they are used in the battledome, and after breaking, it can never be used again. This often makes the weapon cheaper than multiple use weapons with the same power, since it has a risk of breaking. Different fragile items have different chances to break.
==Battledome Equipment Categories==
There are 19 different categories of Battledome equipment, each having a different theme:


'''Semi-Fragile'''
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Semi-fragile weapons are exactly like fragile weapons, except they break only for the remainder of the battle. After the battle is over, the semi-fragile weapon returns to the Neopets equipment page ready for another battle.
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'''Once Per Battle'''
|style="width:225px"|'''[[Altador|Altadorian]] Armour'''<br>
 
:Sold at: [[Illustrious Armoury]]
Once per battle weapons can only be used once per battle.  They are often 100% freezing weapons, bomb weapons, or a healing weapon.
||Altadorian Armour is modeled after the military equipment of ancient Greece and Rome.
 
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'''Single Use'''
||'''Altadorian Magic'''<br>
 
:Sold at: [[Magical Marvels]]
Single use weapons can be used once in the battledome and then disappear forever.  These are most often bombs or elixirs from the [[Healing Springs]].
||This categories of items includes a wide assortment of magical trinkets.  Many are sun-themed.
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||'''Battle Magic'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Battle Magic Shop]]
||Battle Magic is an eclectic selection of weapons that focus on attack.
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||'''Brightvale Armour'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Brightvale Armoury]]
||Brightvale Armour is Renaissance-themed.  It includes an assortment of defensive robes, tunics, and cloaks.
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||'''Brightvale Motes'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Brightvale Motery]]
||This category includes many magical [[mote]]s that can be used to cause damage in the Battledome.
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||'''Brightvale Potions'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Royal Potionery]]
||These alchemy-themed potions have many varied applications.
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||'''Brightvale Scroll'''<br>
:Sold at: [[The Scrollery]]
||Brightvale Scrolls are magical spell scrolls.  They have a variety of effects.
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||'''Defence Magic'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Defence Magic Shop]]
||Defence Magic is an eclectic selection of armor that focus on defence. 
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||'''Desert Weapon'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Sakhmet Battle Supplies]]
||Desert Weapons have ancient Egyptian and desert motifs.  Scarab designs are common.
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||'''Faerie Weapon Shop'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Faerie Weapon Shop]]
||Each of these [[faerie]]-themed weapons tend to focus on a single elemental type.
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||'''Haunted Weaponry'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Haunted Weaponry]]
||Haunted Weaponry is Halloween or horror themed.  Common motifs in this category include spiders, bones, and ghosts.
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||'''Ice Crystal'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Ice Crystal Shop]]
||Ice Crystals are exploding snowflakes and [[snowball]]s that can be used offensively in the Battledome.  The focus of this category is high-damage, single use items.
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||'''Maractite Weaponry'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Maractite Marvels]]
||These weapons have an aquatic theme.  Most of them are made out of [[maractite]].
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||'''Meridell Potion'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Kayla's Potion Shop]]
||These medieval themed magical potions have various effects in the Battledome.
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||'''Qasalan Weaponry'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Desert Arms]]
||This category of equipment originates from [[Qasala]].  Items in this category have ancient Arabic designs.
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||'''Space Battle'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Space Weaponry]]
||Space Weaponry is an array of science-fiction and outer space themed weaponry such as laser-blasters and robotic weapons.  This category focuses on offense.
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||'''Space Defence'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Space Armour]]
||Space Defence is an collection of science-fiction and outer space themed defensive armor.  It includes items like force-fields and robotic helmets.
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||'''Tyrannian Weaponry'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Tyrannian Weaponry]]
||Tyrannian Weaponry focuses on prehistoric weapons such as clubs and spears.  Common themes in this category include stone, fire, and bone.
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||'''Wonderous Weaponry'''<br>
:Sold at: [[Wonderous Weaponry]]
||Wondrous Weaponry is based on tools used in Asian martial arts. It includes Japanese, Korean, and Chinese design motifs.
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==External links==
==External links==
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*'''Editorial:''' [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=12 12], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=34 34], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=48 48], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=53 53], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=64 64], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=68 68], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=74 74], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=84 84], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=114 114], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=116 116], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=128 128], [http://www.neopets.com/newnt/index.phtml?section=editorial&week=132 132], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=179 179], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=194 194], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=213 213], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=218 218], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=239 239], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=256 256], [http://www.neopets.com/ntimes/index.phtml?section=editorial&issue=261 261]


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