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*Wormwood refers to the source of the hallucinogenic ingredient in absinthe. | *Wormwood refers to the source of the hallucinogenic ingredient in [[Wikipedia:absinthe|absinthe]]. | ||
*The Stately Pleasure Dome refers to the poem ' | *The Stately Pleasure Dome refers to the poem ''[[Wikipedia:Kubla Khan|Kubla Khan, or a Vision in a Dream. A Fragment]]'' by [[Wikipedia:Samuel Taylor Coleridge:Coleridge]], which was allegedly inspired by drug-induced hallucinations. | ||
*The Rogue Windmill may refer to the [[Wikipedia:Moulin Rouge|Moulin Rouge]] ('Red Windmill' in French). | |||
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Synergical Adventures
- You will always get the synergical adventure on your fourth adventure with the correct status effect.
References
- Wormwood refers to the source of the hallucinogenic ingredient in absinthe.
- The Stately Pleasure Dome refers to the poem Kubla Khan, or a Vision in a Dream. A Fragment by Wikipedia:Samuel Taylor Coleridge:Coleridge, which was allegedly inspired by drug-induced hallucinations.
- The Rogue Windmill may refer to the Moulin Rouge ('Red Windmill' in French).
