Form of...Bird!

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• Replaces combat skills with bird attacks
• After combat, bird-related items can drop
• Prevents the use of Combat Items
• Changes the player's avatar to

[edit] Obtained From

• Selecting the Bird is the Word choice in The Gong Has Been Bung, triggered by using a llama lama gong (15 Adventures)

[edit] Basic Skills

• Attack with your Beak
• Get a You-Eye View
• Vicious Talon Slash
• All-You-Can-Beat Wing Buffet
• Look For Shiny Objects

[edit] Bird-Related Item Drops

After any combat, players in bird form may find one of the following items:

• interesting-looking twig
• plump juicy grub
• delicious shimmering moth

[edit] Elemental Items and Skills

After fighting elementally aligned monsters, players have a chance to find an elemental insect instead of a twig, grub or moth. Using an elemental insect while in bird form allows one use of the corresponding elemental combat skill. Any charges of a skill left when bird form wears off do not carry over for future use.

[edit] Possible Item Rewards

Based on which combat skills you used, you may receive one of the following feathers from the Welcome Back! adventure. Even if you qualify for multiple rewards, you will only get one feather for each birdform session. With the exception of the glimmering roc feather, all rewards give 20 turns of an effect and cost 1 spleen.

[edit] Notes

• The bird form ability "Look For Shiny Objects" allows the player to use Pickpocket. This allows access to pickpocket-only items (like frigid mote) to non-Moxie classes. Moxie classes have access to their existing pickpocket ability instead, which will trigger same combat text as "look for shiny Objects" which does not appear in the skills list or combat action bar for Moxie classes.
• This effect cannot be removed with a soft green echo eyedrop antidote.
• Rollover does not reset the number of skill uses required for a reward.
• When a skill is blocked, it is not counted towards the number of skill used.

[edit] References

• The line "this bird you cannot change" in the description is a quote from the Lynyrd Skynyrd song "Free Bird".