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The '''Scorch''' appears in [[The Nearby Plains]] south of [[The Misspelled Cemetary]] after [[A Grave Situation|Fernswarthy's grave]] is found during [[the Wizard of Ego]] quest if a player is at Level 6 or higher. | The '''Scorch''' appears in [[The Nearby Plains]] south of [[The Misspelled Cemetary]] after [[A Grave Situation|Fernswarthy's grave]] is found during [[the Wizard of Ego]] quest if a player is at Level 6 or higher. [[ascension|Ascended]] level 4 or 5 players will see [[A Temporal Rift]] leading to [[The Nearby Plains in the Distant Past]] and unascended players will see a [[A Small, Bright Light]]. | ||
Clicking on | Clicking on the scorch gives the following message: | ||
''There's a small burned patch of ground here, smelling of used-up magical energy. You know that feeling you get from chewing on tinfoil? That's what it smells like.'' | ''There's a small burned patch of ground here, smelling of used-up magical energy. You know that feeling you get from chewing on tinfoil? That's what it smells like.'' | ||
Latest revision as of 16:18, 15 January 2013
The Scorch appears in The Nearby Plains south of The Misspelled Cemetary after Fernswarthy's grave is found during the Wizard of Ego quest if a player is at Level 6 or higher. Ascended level 4 or 5 players will see A Temporal Rift leading to The Nearby Plains in the Distant Past and unascended players will see a A Small, Bright Light.
Clicking on the scorch gives the following message:
There's a small burned patch of ground here, smelling of used-up magical energy. You know that feeling you get from chewing on tinfoil? That's what it smells like.
References
- The Discworld novels often state that a highly magical atmosphere tastes like tin.
