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Revision as of 17:12, 11 March 2008
Pouch of No Lost Things
Plural: Unknown
It is a well-recognized but little-understood aspect of daily life that certain small things tend to just disappear now and then.
Most normal people assume they've been dropped or misplaced, and in many cases that's the truth.
But the preponderance of human fallibility disguises another, subtler, aspect of the universe,
which is that sometimes these things simply fall through spontaneous wormholes into pocket dimensions, never to be seen again.
What you see here is a pouch that has been tied to one of those pocket dimensions. In any given day a handful of items will fall into it from other locations, which you can pluck out and put to use. It's not a very big pocket, though, and fills up quickly.
This pouch contains no items, but will have more tomorrow.
Accessory
Item cannot be auto-sold
How Obtained
Unknown
How Obtained
Using a Pouch of One Lost Thing.
Dumping a Pouch of Many Lost Things.
