 chaos butterfly
This butterfly, by flapping its wings, can influence events very far away. How? I dunno. You should probably ask Jeff Goldblum.
(Meat Pasting component) Type: usable (also usable in combat) Selling Price: 124 Meat.Is Unpredictable (In-game plural: chaos butterflies) | |
Obtained From
- The Castle in the Clouds in the Sky (Ground Floor)
- Possibility Giant
- Obsoleted Areas/Methods
- The Castle in the Clouds in the Sky
- What are the Odds?
When Used
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You hold the Chaos Butterfly aloft. It flaps its wings. It vanishes, but not before something... changes.
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You hold the Chaos Butterfly aloft. It flaps its wings. It vanishes, but not before something... changes.
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You hold the Chaos Butterfly aloft. It flaps its wings. It vanishes, but not before something... changes.
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You hold the Chaos Butterfly aloft. It flaps its wings. It vanishes, but not before something... changes.
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You point the Chaos Butterfly at your opponent. It flaps its wings, and reality is altered in unpredictable ways.
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Uses
Notes
- Formerly required in order to defeat the Tyrannosaurus Tex in The Sorceress' Tower.
- Can be used to shorten your time in McMillicancuddy's Farm.
- When used in combat, it will either lower or increase the monster's Attack or Defense by about 17.
- Using 100 of these makes you eligible for the Bringer of Storms trophy.
- N (the amount of stat gain/loss) seems to range from 30-40.
- The Meat gain/loss is apparently between 100 and 500.
- Placing all your meat in your closet will protect you from meat loss, but the message still appears.
- Using from inventory in Way of the Surprising Fist seems to always result in meat loss - never meat gain, stat gain or stat loss.
References
- This item is a reference to the famous chaos theory concept known as "the butterfly effect," where small changes in variables can cause a great change in outcome (as in a butterfly flapping its wings affecting weather hundreds of miles away).
- The comment about Jeff Goldblum references the film Jurassic Park, in which Jeff Goldblum plays scientist Ian Malcolm, who specializes in chaos theory.
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