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It seems a little crowded in here, what with the extra voice filling your mind with thoughts that most definitely aren't yours. Until you can get this lost soul into a bowl and out of you, you'll have to make do with the tangle of the two of you. | It seems a little crowded in here, what with the extra voice filling your mind with thoughts that most definitely aren't yours. Until you can get this lost soul into a bowl and out of you, you'll have to make do with the tangle of the two of you. | ||
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It seems a little crowded in here, what with the extra voice filling your mind with thoughts that most definitely aren't yours. Until you can get this lost soul into a bowl and out of you, you'll have to make do with the tangle of the two of you.
Effect
+25% Psychic Damage Resistance
Reduces Physical Damage Taken By ? Amount
Obtained From
Using lost soul 
References
The sentence about putting the "lost soul into a bowl" is a reference to the 1984 Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin movie "All of Me."