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Revision as of 19:32, 23 November 2011
Tales of a Kansas Toymaker
This is a book about a beleaguered toymaker from Kansas, most of whose beleaguerment was the result of the incessant tornadoes that were constantly popping up at inopportune moments and ruining all of his hard work.
(Meat Pasting component)
Type: usable
Cannot be discarded
(In-game plural: copies of Tales of a Kansas Toymaker)
Obtained From
When Used
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| You read the book. The stories of all of those toys being ruined by tornadoes is sad, but it gives you an idea...
You acquire a skill:
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Uses
Collection
- 🥇: KAIN (#694144) - 1,475
- 🥈: ScUd RuCkInS (#676708) - 1,088
- 🥉: Alexfrog (#420453) - 832
- #4: hotdeth (#1722417) - 281
- #5: Mistress of the Obvious (#845708) - 255
- #6: glaucos (#1762807) - 206
- #7: DarkSpuddle (#1437616) - 205
- #8: Skent (#1076753) - 176
- #9: ooshNaga (#2155765) - 166
- #10: Pastahead (#486552) - 143
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References
- The item description refers to the Wizard of Oz and the stereotypical (and true) midsummer weather of Kansas and the midwestern United States.
