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The great wizard McPhee was known throughout the Kingdom as the master of magical pranks, japes, and arcane tomfoolery, until his death at the hands (and torches) of a mob of angry peasants. (Apparently, his claim that his new Exploding Crops spell would be a "laff-riot" was only half right.) With the secret knowledge contained in this tome, you're sure to be the life of the party. (Lampshade not included.) | The great wizard McPhee was known throughout the Kingdom as the master of magical pranks, japes, and arcane tomfoolery, until his death at the hands (and torches) of a mob of angry peasants. (Apparently, his claim that his new Exploding Crops spell would be a "laff-riot" was only half right.) With the secret knowledge contained in this tome, you're sure to be the life of the party. (Lampshade not included.) | ||
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Revision as of 18:33, 2 April 2006
Template:Itemheader The great wizard McPhee was known throughout the Kingdom as the master of magical pranks, japes, and arcane tomfoolery, until his death at the hands (and torches) of a mob of angry peasants. (Apparently, his claim that his new Exploding Crops spell would be a "laff-riot" was only half right.) With the secret knowledge contained in this tome, you're sure to be the life of the party. (Lampshade not included.)
Type: usable
Cannot be discarded
When Used
You pore over the tome, and sophomoric humor pours into your brain. The mysteries of McPhee become clear to you.
or
You already know how to be "hilarious."
Notes
- Grants the skill Summon Hilarious Objects and marks it as hardcore permanent.
- Was the April 2006 Mr. Store item.
References
- Undoubtedly a reference to Archie McPhee, a store that sells "Toys, Gifts, and Novelty Items".
