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| |name=Life in the Song of Keys | |||
| |desc=Keys have their own song. Like whale songs, it's unintelligible to humans; unlike whale songs, it's not audible to humans. In both cases, there's a mournful undertone for that which is lost that will fill your mind. | |||
| |type=Effect}} | |||
| ==Effect== | |||
| *Unknown but possibly reduces weapon fumbles? | |||
| == | ==Obtained From== | ||
| *[[Image:lost-key.gif]][[lost keys]] (60 minutes) | |||
| ==References== | |||
| *The effect title is a jumbled reference to Stevie Wonder's song, "Songs in the Key of Life." | |||
| == References == | |||
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Life in the Song of Keys
Keys have their own song. Like whale songs, it's unintelligible to humans; unlike whale songs, it's not audible to humans. In both cases, there's a mournful undertone for that which is lost that will fill your mind.
Unspecified effect!
EffectEffect
- Unknown but possibly reduces weapon fumbles?
Obtained From
 lost keys (60 minutes) lost keys (60 minutes)
References
- The effect title is a jumbled reference to Stevie Wonder's song, "Songs in the Key of Life."