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==Obtained From== | ==Obtained From== | ||
* [[transporter transponder]] | *[[transporter transponder]] (30 Adventures) | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Allows you to access [[A Transporter Booth]] in [[ | *Allows you to access [[Dad, I'm in Space!|A Transporter Booth]] in the [[Right Side of the Tracks]]. | ||
*Attempting to adventure in space without this effect gives the message | |||
:You can't get there anymore, because you don't know the transporter frequency. You consider beating up Kenneth to see if he remembers it, but you think better of it. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* | *"Beating up Kenneth" is probably a reference to the R.E.M. song [[wikipedia:What's the Frequency, Kenneth?|"What's the Frequency, Kenneth?"]] The song is itself a reference to a 1986 assault on Dan Rather. | ||
*"Beating up Kenneth" is also referenced in the non-combat adventure, [[Please, Hammer]]. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:24, 11 May 2025
Transpondent
You're attuned to the frequency of the Pork Elf transporter booth hidden (in plain sight) on the Right Side of the Tracks in Seaside Town.
Obtained From
- transporter transponder (30 Adventures)
Notes
- Allows you to access A Transporter Booth in the Right Side of the Tracks.
- Attempting to adventure in space without this effect gives the message
- You can't get there anymore, because you don't know the transporter frequency. You consider beating up Kenneth to see if he remembers it, but you think better of it.
References
- "Beating up Kenneth" is probably a reference to the R.E.M. song "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" The song is itself a reference to a 1986 assault on Dan Rather.
- "Beating up Kenneth" is also referenced in the non-combat adventure, Please, Hammer.
