Chocolate Phenomenon

The Chocolate Phenomenon is a characteristic of some candies to grant adventures (sometimes) when consumed. The distinguishing details are a usable item that does not increase your Fullness, Drunkenness, or Spleenness, and can be consumed without limit, but which grants extra Adventures for the first few consumed per day. The first item in the game to exhibit this was the fancy chocolate, from the 2005 Crimbo Advent Calendar. The first granted 5 Adv, the second 3 Adv, and the third 1 Adv, after which no more Adventures are obtained.

Since then new items have been added with the same characteristic, some of which share the chocolate usage counter, and some of which have their own. The counter named from the message after reaching your daily limit (emphasis added):

• You didn't enjoy that chocolate at all.
• You feel a slight tingle in your gullet, but apart from that, the nanobots pretty much don't do anything for you.
• You're getting a little nauseated from all the tobacco you've eaten today.
• You let the space chocolate melt in your mouth space, not in your hand space.
• You pop the chocolate sculpture in your mouth and let it dissolve. Take that, art!

True Chocolates

Item	Source	Counter	Adventures	Notes
fancy chocolate	Advent Calendar (2005) bindlestocking (sometimes, on critical hit) hotel minibar key (rarely)	Chocolate	5, 3, 1	has a wide range of random additional effects
fancy but probably evil chocolate	Spooky Advent Calendar (2006)	Chocolate	5, 3, 1	has a wide range of random additional effects
fancy chocolate car	Advent Calendar (2009)	Chocolate	5, 3, 1	lose 5-8 hit points
beet-flavored Mr. Mediocrebar	Advent Calendar (2012)	Chocolate	5, 3, 1	grants 30 Adventures of Block-Rockin' Beet
cabbage-flavored Mr. Mediocrebar	Advent Calendar (2012)	Chocolate	5, 3, 1	grants 30 Adventures of I Am the Slaw!
sweet-corn-flavored Mr. Mediocrebar	Advent Calendar (2012)	Chocolate	5, 3, 1	grants 30 Adventures of Kernel Panic!
choco-Crimbot	Crimbo Factory Vending Machine	Chocolate	5, 3, 1	restores HP or MP
chocolate disco ball	Trick or Treating	Chocolate	3, 2, 1	See Halloween Class Chocolate section
chocolate pasta spoon	Trick or Treating	Chocolate	3, 2, 1	See Halloween Class Chocolate section
chocolate saucepan	Trick or Treating	Chocolate	3, 2, 1	See Halloween Class Chocolate section
chocolate seal-clubbing club	Trick or Treating	Chocolate	3, 2, 1	See Halloween Class Chocolate section
chocolate stolen accordion	Trick or Treating	Chocolate	3, 2, 1	See Halloween Class Chocolate section
chocolate turtle totem	Trick or Treating	Chocolate	3, 2, 1	See Halloween Class Chocolate section

Others

Item	Source	Counter	Adventures	Notes
LOV Extraterrestrial Chocolate	The Tunnel of L.O.V.E.	Space	3, 2, 1	Can be bought and sold to/from other players, but it is a gift item and must be traded directly.
fancy chocolate sculpture	Gingerbread Upscale Retail District	Art	5, 3, 1	300 sprinkles from The Gingerbread Gallery during the Upscale Midnight choice adventure.
vitachoconutriment capsule	Advent Calendar (2007) The Lost Pill Bottle (sometimes)	Nanobot	5, 3, 1	grants 20 Adventures of either Afternoon Insight, Fancy Feasted, or Fastbreaker
chocolate cigar	Uncle Hobo	Tobacco	5, 3, 1	Dropped from a boss in a retired zone.

Halloween Class Chocolate

All of the Halloween class chocolates:

• Give fewer Adventures than other chocolate items
• Will not be consumed if they will not grant Adventures
• Give full (3, then 2, then 1) Adventures to players of the same class as the item
  • I.e. the chocolate disco ball gives full adventures to Disco Bandits
• Gives 1 less Adventure (2 then 1) to players of an inappropriate class
• Are available by Trick-or-Treating in one of the Legendary Regalia outfits obtained during the Nemesis quest.
  • All of the Legendary Regalia outfits contain Quest Items, so you can not ascend and keep the full outfit.
• Can (theoretically at least) be obtained in Bad Moon.