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You discover a stone altar, elaborately carved with a depiction of what appears to be some kind of ancient god. | You discover a stone altar, elaborately carved with a depiction of what appears to be some kind of ancient god. | ||
The top of the altar features a bowl-like depression -- it looks as though you're meant to put something into it. Probably something round. | The top of the altar features a bowl-like depression -- it looks as though you're meant to put something into it. Probably something round. | ||
{{button|Place Round Object Thusly}} | |||
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''After placing an incorrect item in the depression:'' | |||
You place the < | You place the <item> in the depression atop the altar. You hear a click, and a dart shoots out of a concealed hole in the stonework! You slump to the ground, unconscious... | ||
Eventually, you come to. It feels like you've got the worst hangover ever, and you didn't even get to have any fun earning it. | Eventually, you come to. It feels like you've got the worst hangover ever, and you didn't even get to have any fun earning it. | ||
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{{AcquireEffect|effect=Hardly Poisoned at All|duration=5}} | {{AcquireEffect|effect=Hardly Poisoned at All|duration=5}} | ||
''After placing the correct item in the depression:'' | |||
You place the mossy stone sphere in the depression atop the altar. You hear a click, and the sphere sinks into the altar and disappears. There is a loud grinding noise, and a niche opens on the front of the altar, containing an odd triangular stone. | You place the mossy stone sphere in the depression atop the altar. You hear a click, and the sphere sinks into the altar and disappears. There is a loud grinding noise, and a niche opens on the front of the altar, containing an odd triangular stone. | ||
{{acquire|item=triangular stone}} | {{acquire|item=triangular stone}} | ||
''Subsequent visits:'' | |||
Now that you've put something in the round depression in the altar, the altar doesn't really do anything but look neat. Those ancient guys really knew how to carve themselves an altar, mmhmm. | |||
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Occurs at [[The Hidden City]] | Occurs at [[The Hidden City]] | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*The sphere | *The correct sphere gives the message "It radiates a bright green light, and vines shoot out of it, entangling your opponent." when used in combat. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
This is a references to the game series [[wikipedia:Pokémon|'Pokemon']] character [[wikipedia:Bulbasaur|Bulbasaur]]. | This is a references to the game series [[wikipedia:Pokémon|'Pokemon']] character [[wikipedia:Bulbasaur|Bulbasaur]]. | ||
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You discover a stone altar, elaborately carved with a depiction of what appears to be some kind of ancient god. The top of the altar features a bowl-like depression -- it looks as though you're meant to put something into it. Probably something round.
| Place Round Object Thusly |
After placing an incorrect item in the depression:
You place the <item> in the depression atop the altar. You hear a click, and a dart shoots out of a concealed hole in the stonework! You slump to the ground, unconscious...
Eventually, you come to. It feels like you've got the worst hangover ever, and you didn't even get to have any fun earning it.
 | You lose 3 Adventures. |
 | You acquire an effect: Hardly Poisoned at All (duration: 5 Adventures) |
After placing the correct item in the depression:
You place the mossy stone sphere in the depression atop the altar. You hear a click, and the sphere sinks into the altar and disappears. There is a loud grinding noise, and a niche opens on the front of the altar, containing an odd triangular stone.
 | You acquire an item: triangular stone |
Subsequent visits:
Now that you've put something in the round depression in the altar, the altar doesn't really do anything but look neat. Those ancient guys really knew how to carve themselves an altar, mmhmm.
Occurs at The Hidden City
Notes
- The correct sphere gives the message "It radiates a bright green light, and vines shoot out of it, entangling your opponent." when used in combat.
References
This is a references to the game series 'Pokemon' character Bulbasaur.
