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Latest revision as of 15:06, 5 April 2024
verse of the dodo
Plural: verses of the dodo
This is a touching, skillful, pages-long verse about the dodo bird. Powerful and moving, the contemplation of another creature's extinction makes this life seem all that much more valuable and precious.
Accessory
Level Required: 6
Autosell value: 253
Can be welded
+3 XP per turn
How Obtained
Other Uses
- Can be assembled with Elijah bot to make robotic cheerleader.
- Can be welded with Schrodinger's Box to make music box.
- Can be welded with pentium to make pentameter.
- Can be welded with nonseizium to make photoelectric cello.
- Can be welded with Aquasson logo to make siren's song.
- Can be welded with yuggothium to make curse of the dodo.
- Can be welded with a team van to make Ludvig Van's Fifth Symphony.
- Can be welded with spinning ingot to make entrancing tune.
- Can be welded with ye olde toffee to make toffee tango.
Notes
- This item was first seen equipped by the in-game NPC Susan Novak (#21), who is also notable for equipping items where they don't belong.
References
- References the book "The Song of the Dodo: Island Biogeography in an Age of Extinctions" by David Quammen.
