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*The Stately Pleasure Dome is a reference to the [[wikipedia:Samuel Taylor Coleridge|Samuel Taylor Coleridge]] poem "[[wikipedia:Kubla Khan|Kubla Khan]]". | *The Stately Pleasure Dome is a reference to the [[wikipedia:Samuel Taylor Coleridge|Samuel Taylor Coleridge]] poem "[[wikipedia:Kubla Khan|Kubla Khan]]". | ||
*Virtually all of the adventures in this area refer to visual artists or literary figures strongly associated with mind-altering drugs or to works by such persons. | *Virtually all of the adventures in this area refer to visual artists or literary figures strongly associated with mind-altering drugs or to works by such persons. | ||
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The Worm Wood is an area of The Distant Woods which is only accessible if you are currently under the influence of the Absinthe-Minded effect.
Here you can find:
Notes
- There are a series of effects to be gained in the various zones of the Worm Wood. Each of these effects allows for a different outcome in one of the adventures in of the other zones.
- The Worm Wood Done Quick page will help you get to the prize of your choice, fast.
- Attempting to adventure here without the Absinthe-Minded effect gives the message, "For some reason, you can't find your way back there."
References
- Wormwood is the ingredient in absinthe containing thujone, which is commonly believed to be a hallucinogen. Contrary to this belief thujone does not posses any hallucinogenic properties.
- Baz Luhrman's movie Moulin Rouge! portrayed the "green fairy", slang for absinthe, as an actual green fairy, similar to the mechanism by which this zone is unlocked in the game.
- The Stately Pleasure Dome is a reference to the Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem "Kubla Khan".
- Virtually all of the adventures in this area refer to visual artists or literary figures strongly associated with mind-altering drugs or to works by such persons.