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Murder Holes: Difference between revisions
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|eng-fan-name=• Murder Hollace<br>• Desperate Ground | |eng-fan-name=• Murder Hollace<br>• Desperate Ground | ||
|eng-fan-mean=• Used in FireLizard's translation.<br>• Used in the Lil' Manster [[fan translation]] patch. | |eng-fan-mean=• Used in FireLizard's translation.<br>• Used in the Lil' Manster [[fan translation]] patch. | ||
| | |jpn-name={{h|マーダーホレス|Mādā horesu}} | ||
| | |jpn-mean=Literally translates to something like "Murder Hollace". A common theory is that it is intended to be "[[wikipedia:Murder-hole|murder holes]]", but "holes" was transcribed into Japanese literally as {{lang|ja|ホレス}} ''{{lang|ja-Latn|horesu}}'' instead of something like {{lang|ja|ホールズ}} ''{{lang|ja-Latn|hōruzu}}''. This is supported by Kempf's other dirty tactic being called "[[wikipedia:Portcullis|portcullis]]", another fortification in castles. | ||
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