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* No matter how you create this item, [[disassembling]] it yields a [[golden apple]] and a [[lottery ticket]]. | * No matter how you create this item, [[disassembling]] it yields a [[golden apple]] and a [[lottery ticket]]. | ||
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| − | * References {{Wikipedia|Golden Ticket}}, a fictional item in Roald Dahl's book {{Wikipedia|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory}}. | + | * References {{Wikipedia|Golden Ticket}}, a fictional item in Roald Dahl's book {{Wikipedia|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory}}. Raul Rondo might be a wordplay on {{Wikipedia|Roald Dahl}}. |
Revision as of 01:41, 25 March 2009
golden ticket
Plural: golden tickets
You've got a golden ticket! You've got a golden ticket! You've got a golden twinkle in your eye.
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 165
Usable
How Obtained
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golden apple | lottery ticket |
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golden ticket | |
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golden powder | lottery ticket |
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When Used
You take the golden ticket down to the Raul Rondo factory, hoping to cash in big, but the guy behind the counter crushes your hopes. "Sorry, kid, but the contest ended last week," he says. He looks at the sad expression on your face. "Aw, here, cheer up, have some candy."
You got an item: Raul Rondo's Neverhalting Stobgopper 
Using multiple: Unspecified
or
You got an item: Raul Rondo's Transcen-dilly-endant Bar 
Notes
- Was the 1st prize winner of the November 2008 recipe contest. Suggested by LXNDR.
- No matter how you create this item, disassembling it yields a golden apple and a lottery ticket.
References
- References Golden Ticket, a fictional item in Roald Dahl's book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Raul Rondo might be a wordplay on Roald Dahl.
