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*"Lucre" is latin for money. | *"Lucre" is latin for money. | ||
*"Filthy Lucre" is the name of a rock band, but is probably not a reference. | *"Filthy Lucre" is the name of a rock band, but is probably not a reference. | ||
*The last line of the desciption refers to Australian two dollar coins. (If you turn the coin to the "heads" side, it contains an image of an | *The last line of the desciption refers to Australian two dollar coins. (If you turn the coin to the "heads" side, it contains an image of an aboriginal, with 5 "flies" near him. (These are actually stars, however look quite similar to flies.)) | ||
==Collection== | ==Collection== | ||
<collection>filthy lucre</collection> | <collection>filthy lucre</collection> | ||
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filthy lucre
This is a piece of filthy lucre, a coin used as currency by the Bounty Hunter Hunter. It's filthy in three different senses. First, it's passed through a large number of disreputable hands. Second, a lot of those hands belonged to people who weren't all that concerned with hygiene. Third, the back of the coin is stamped with a pretty racy image.
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(In-game plural: pieces of filthy lucre)
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Notes
Obtained from The Bounty Hunter Hunter upon completion of a task. Filthy lucre are exchanged for items at The Bounty Hunter Hunter's Shack.
References
- "Filthy Lucre" is a cheat code used in games made by Blizzard, but is not a reference.
- "Lucre" is latin for money.
- "Filthy Lucre" is the name of a rock band, but is probably not a reference.
- The last line of the desciption refers to Australian two dollar coins. (If you turn the coin to the "heads" side, it contains an image of an aboriginal, with 5 "flies" near him. (These are actually stars, however look quite similar to flies.))
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