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* The item's name and being a form of transportation refer to {{wikipedia|Lotus Cars}}, but the image and description suggest the {{wikipedia|Nelumbo|flower}}. | * The item's name and being a form of transportation refer to {{wikipedia|Lotus Cars}}, but the image and description suggest the {{wikipedia|Nelumbo|flower}}. | ||
* The plural refers to {{wikipedia|Lotus position}}. | * The plural refers to {{wikipedia|Lotus position}}. | ||
* The description refers | * The description refers {{wikipedia|Dingo}}s being "well known" baby eaters. Perhaps best known is the {{wikipedia|death of Azaria Chamberlain}}, through books and other works based on it. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:35, 31 January 2016
The Dingo's Lotus
Plural: The Dingo's Lotus positions
No, this flower didn't eat your baby, but it will certainly make you think about any action you take. It's pretty freaky when you think about it.
Transportation
Range: 4
Level Required: 9
Autosell value: 200
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+3% XP per turn
How Obtained
Notes
- Used to be called "The Dingo's placeholder".
References
- The item's name and being a form of transportation refer to Lotus Cars, but the image and description suggest the flower.
- The plural refers to Lotus position.
- The description refers Dingos being "well known" baby eaters. Perhaps best known is the death of Azaria Chamberlain, through books and other works based on it.