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While patrolling your neighborhood, you discover the battered remains of your old car, the one that was stolen from you the night you became a superhero. Apparently it was used roughly and then abandoned. The battery's missing, the windshield is shattered, and there are exposed wires where your ignition used to be. But it's still worth a bit to the scrap yards, apparently. All it takes is a quick phone call and before you know it you've traded in the useless hunk of junk for a stack of cool, plasticky chips.
{{encounter
|name=Dude! There's My Car!
|image=Abaondoned-car.gif
|desc=While patrolling your neighborhood, you discover the battered remains of your old car, the one that was stolen from you the night you became a superhero. Apparently it was used roughly and then abandoned. The battery's missing, the windshield is shattered, and there are exposed wires where your ignition used to be. But it's still worth a bit to the scrap yards, apparently. All it takes is a quick phone call and before you know it you've traded in the useless hunk of junk for a stack of cool, plasticky chips.


You gain '''305 chips.'''
You gain '''305 chips.'''




Found in [[Your neighborhood]].
Found in [[Your neighborhood]].}}

Revision as of 20:50, 11 December 2007

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While patrolling your neighborhood, you discover the battered remains of your old car, the one that was stolen from you the night you became a superhero. Apparently it was used roughly and then abandoned. The battery's missing, the windshield is shattered, and there are exposed wires where your ignition used to be. But it's still worth a bit to the scrap yards, apparently. All it takes is a quick phone call and before you know it you've traded in the useless hunk of junk for a stack of cool, plasticky chips.

You gain 305 chips.


Found in Your neighborhood.

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