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: You don't have anything that ails you right at the moment, so there's no sense wasting this gorgeous liquid on nothing.}}
 
: You don't have anything that ails you right at the moment, so there's no sense wasting this gorgeous liquid on nothing.}}
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
* Cures [[Concussed]], [[Distracted]], [[Drained]], [[Internal Injuries]], [[Needs Stitches]], [[Sluggish]], and [[The Sweats]]. Does not cure [[Laaaaazyyy]], [[Playing Fifty-two Pickup]], [[Red Eyes]], [[Uneasy]], [[Utter Wretchedness]], or [[Walking Funny]].
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* Cures [[Concussed]], [[Distracted]], [[Drained]], [[Internal Injuries]], [[Needs Stitches]], [[Sluggish]], and [[The Sweats]].  
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* Does not cure [[Laaaaazyyy]], [[Playing Fifty-two Pickup]], [[Red Eyes]], [[Uneasy]], [[Utter Wretchedness]], or [[Walking Funny]].
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==References==
 
==References==
 
* Literally "beautiful medicine".
 
* Literally "beautiful medicine".
 
* The image used is the letter Pi, the Greek equivalent of the letter P.
 
* The image used is the letter Pi, the Greek equivalent of the letter P.

Revision as of 18:58, 6 August 2009

Item Number: 867
Description ID: 8244113
(view in-game)

Pulchritudinous-panacea.gif

pulchritudinous panacea
Plural: pulchritudinous panaceas
You've seen some shimmering solvents, lustrous liquids, and dainty dessicants[sic] in your day, but this pulchritudinous panacea is the prettiest potion you've ever placed your eyes upon. Purportedly potent personal purifying powers are just the picing on the pake.

Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 120
Usable



How Obtained

Castle Hundenswein

When Used

If you have an effect it can cure:

You drink the cure-all. Not surprising, it cures what ails you. It does not, however, curve what ales you.

Otherwise:

You don't have anything that ails you right at the moment, so there's no sense wasting this gorgeous liquid on nothing.

Using multiple: Unspecified

Notes

References

  • Literally "beautiful medicine".
  • The image used is the letter Pi, the Greek equivalent of the letter P.