The Rogue Windmill

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The Rogue Windmill is found in The Worm Wood, which is only accessible with the Absinthe-Minded effect.


Combat Adventures


sensitive poet-type This monster is a Dude -- (edit metadata)
  • Item Drops: sensitive poetry journal, A muse-bouchem
  • Meat Drop: None
  • Monster Level: Scales with player stats (Max 125) • Substat Gain: Scales with player stats (Max 31.25) • Moxie for No Hit*: Scales with player stats (Max 125)
  • Monster Defense: Scales with player stats
  • Hit Points: Scales with player stats
  • Initiative: 60
  • Elemental Alignment: None

angry poet This monster is a Dude -- (edit metadata)
  • Item Drops: honey-dew, white Xanadian
  • Meat Drop: None
  • Monster Level: Scales with player stats (Max 125) • Substat Gain: Scales with player stats (Max 31.25) • Moxie for No Hit*: Scales with player stats (Max 125)
  • Monster Defense: Scales with player stats
  • Hit Points: Scales with player stats
  • Initiative: 60
  • Elemental Alignment: None

Non-combat Adventures

Backstage at the Rogue Windmill
  • Pitch yourself up the stairs:
  • Pitch in and help: Gain ? Fortitude (maximum 150)
  • Pitch yourself into showbusiness:

Up in the Hippo Room
  • Chat with the smokers:
  • Chat with the jokers:
  • Chat with the midnight tokers: Gain ? Magicalness (maximum 150)

La Vie Boheme
La Vie Boheme
  • Check out the restrooms: Gain ? HP and acquire 5 turns of the Rat-Faced effect
  • Check out the roof: Fight Sensitive poet-type
  • Check the upstairs apartment: Gain ? Sarcasm (maximum 150)

References

  • The name of this location references Moulin Rouge (lit. "the red windmill"), a famous cabaret near Montmartre in Paris that many self-styled "Bohemians" made their home. The misspelling "rogue" is a mockery of the misspelling usually made in the opposite direction by overexcited RPG newbies anxious to describe their thief-like character's activities.
  • 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.