Mr. Store Analysis
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The purpose of this page is to provide a sort of "analysis/summary" for Mr. Store items, similar to the somewhat outdated Hardcore Familiar Analysis page. Pretty much everything in Mr. Store is now Hardcore usable. This page probably will just cover just items relevant to Standard, since things existing before then seem to have well-established strategy.
For each item, there will be an overview of what capabilities the item grants to a player (objective), and then perhaps some commentary for potential strategic uses (subjective), but there will be no "ranking" of items. Commentary will be mainly Hardcore-oriented, but there may be a bit of Softcore and/or Aftercore-related advice.
In the "Item" column, there may be a note or two, this is what they indicate:
- Auto-pulled: Item is automatically placed in the inventory at the start of a new Ascension.
- Campground item: Item is located in the Campground, and thus not available in Actually Ed the Undying and Nuclear Autumn.
- Exception: The Hallowiener Dog's encounters still occur in these paths, but the house cannot be boarded up.
- Exception: The Source Terminal is available in Nuclear Autumn.
- Contains: Item in its functional form is untradeable, and comes from a tradeable, non-functional "pre-item".
- Correspondence item: Item sets up a Correspondence to produce one item per day via KMail, and only one such KMail may be received per day.
- Garden item: Item creates a Garden (which is in the Campground), and only one Garden may exist in a Campground at a time.
- Grants skill: Item gives an automatically-marked Hardcore Permanent skill upon use, so this skill cannot be used in paths that restrict the use of permanent skills, such as the alternate class paths and Nuclear Autumn.
- Some items may also give access to skills, but these are not dependent on being permanent, and may be used in such restricting paths.
- Exception: In Avatar of Jarlsberg, skills from Your Mystical Bookshelf may be used.
- Hatches into: Item becomes a Familiar, and is unavailable in paths that restrict Familiars.
- Tradeable: Item in its functional form is tradeable (and thus can be borrowed or resold).
- VIP Lounge: Item is located in the Clan VIP Lounge, and requires a Clan VIP Lounge key to access.
- Workshed item: Item is located in Your Workshed (which is in the Campground), which can contain only one Workshed item at a time.
An item with Path exclusive in its Description has additional functions or functions slightly differently in certain special challenge paths.
Contents
Current Offerings
Item of the Month (December 2016)
At the beginning of a month, when the item is newly released and its capabilities are still being determined, this section will likely undergo several changes as the item is better understood. As such, speculative and tentative features will be in italics, and are thus not guaranteed to be accurate.
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Build-a-City Gingerbread kit |
Allows access to Gingerbread City in The Big Mountains, which contains scaling monster zones. Monsters in these zones drop sprinkles, which can be exchanged for various items in non-combats in the City.
The 10th City encounter will be a Noon choice adventure, and the 20th City encounter will be a Midnight choice adventure. Each zone has different options for the Noon and Midnight encounters. The City collapses after the Midnight choice, preventing further adventuring there for the day, until the City resets after Rollover. The Civic Center Noon non-combat offers permanent upgrades for the City, for 1000 sprinkles each:
Some useful in-run Noon/Midnight choices (not exhaustive):
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Items of the Year (2016)
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basking robin Hatches into |
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Increases Item Drops like a Fairy and Stat Gains like a Volleyball.
After 5 combats in an Ascension, and every 30 combats after that, drops a robin's egg, which has many uses. As a potion, the robin's egg gives 10 turns of +3 Resistance to All Elements and +10 Damage Reduction. As a combat item, it delevels by 50% and staggers. The egg is also an ingredient for size-2 awesome quality food or booze. |
Batfellow comic (Tradeable) |
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A usable item that launches a Batfellow minigame, which does not cost any Adventures, and consumes the comic if any villain is defeated. The minigame yields a consumable depending on which villain was defeated first, and has a daily leaderboard which can give further rewards, depending on performance.
One leaderboard reward is the replica bat-oomerang, a reusable combat item that instantly kills the monster and makes the fight not cost an Adventure, usable three times per day. While the comic is a free pull from Hagnk's, any rewards obtained are sent to Hagnk's. Completing 20 of these comics causes weekly delivery of a special edition Batfellow comic, which functions identically, but is not tradeable. |
Past Offerings
2016
Month | Item | Summary | Description |
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January | X-32-F snowman crate |
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Allows access to The Snojo in The Big Mountains, where the X-32-F Combat Training Snowman can be fought. The first 10 victories against the Snowman every day do not use Adventures, and the Snowman gains body segments with each victory that give it increased stats and special abilities.
The Snowman has 3 modes (not including Tournament Mode), which determine what consumable the Snowman drops every 7th turn-less win in that mode, and also what training equipment and skillbook drops on the 11th and 50th turn-less wins respectively. Modes can be changed at any time, so it is possible to get 4 varied consumables and 2 pieces of gear in a 3-day run, and more in longer runs. Muscle Mode:
Mysticality Mode:
Moxie Mode:
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February | LT&T telegraph office deed |
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Allows access to the LT&T Office, which gives your cowboy boots the first time it is visited in an Ascension. The boots are an accessory that provides +25 HP/MP, and grants Cowboy Kick, a skill that does mild damage and staggers.
The boots can be customized with a skin and a set of spurs to provide additional enchantments, which persist through Ascension. Replacing the skin or spurs on the boots destroys the previous customization. Skins and spurs are tradeable. Skin options:
Spurs options: Also provides 30-turn quests via plaintive telegrams, which reward buffalo dimes. Choosing the Wagon Train Escort Wanted (hard) quest allows access to mountain lions, which can drop lion musk, a potion that gives 20 turns of +15% Combat Frequency. Path exclusive: In Avatar of West of Loathing, acquiring your cowboy boots also gives 3 buffalo dimes, which can be spent at the Office Gift Shop. |
March | Witchess Set (Campground item) |
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Provides 5 fights per day against 8 different scaling monsters. These monsters do not take Adventures when defeated, and each drops either a useful consumable or strong equipment that disappears after Rollover:
Compared to the consumable dropping monsters, the monsters that drop gear have much more HP, stagger immunity, partial damage resistance, and possibly other immunities, requiring more effort to defeat. In addition to the free fights, provides 5 daily puzzles. Solving all 5 grants 25 turns of a familiar weight buff that increases in strength as more puzzles are solved, from +5, up to +20 Familiar Weight. When all puzzles are solved, the buff is given when looking at the puzzles, without having to solve them. Also allows for playing as White in Witchess, a Chess variant. |
April | Clan Floundry (VIP Lounge) |
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Provides one rentable equipment with powerful enchantments per day. In general, these equipment provide a large boost (+50/+100%) to one attribute, and all but one provide +/- 10% Combat Frequency. The -10% combat frequency equipment can also be [used] once per day, providing various quest related items.
Also provides a fishin' pole, for fishing for fish around the Kingdom. Any fish caught are shared with the clan and used to purchase the above items. |
May | disconnected intergnat Hatches into |
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Increases Items from Monsters like a fairy and drops BACON after combat, which is used as currency at the Internet Meme Shop. Also applies a modifier to monsters in combat, affecting the Intergnat:
The following items can be purchased at the Internet Meme Shop:
Up to one of each of these items can be bought per day. There are other items that are bought with BACON, but these have little in-run use and/or are very difficult to acquire in-run. The names uttered by the Intergnat after fighting ELDRITCH HORROR-modified monsters are used as part of a demon name for the Summoning Chamber. This summoning yields:
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June | Source terminal (Campground item) |
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The Source Terminal has four programs: enhance, enquiry, educate, and extrude. Installing Source terminal chips permanently improves these programs.
Enhance gives 25 turns of a buff, once per day, chosen from a selection of effects. PRAM and INGRAM chips improve buff duration, up to 100 turns, while CRAM and SCRAM chips raise the number of daily buffs up to three..
Enquiry can be toggled for one of the following effects, giving 50 turns of that effect after Rollover. GRAM and DIAGRAM chips improve the effect duration, up to 200 turns.
Educate grants .edu combat skills; only one may be available for use at a time, but the "active" skill may be freely swapped with another skill for use, just as how inactive Familiars are kept in the Terrarium. These skills have a base cost of 20 MP, and are usable once per combat. SPAM and ASHRAM chips reduce these skills' MP costs, and the DRAM chip allows two skills to be "active" simultaneously.
Extrude uses bits of Source essence to craft various items. Up to three items may be extruded per day. Certain .ext files unlock more items for extruding.
Path exclusive: In The Source, certain elements of the Terminal work differently.
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July | detective school application |
Allows access to the 11th Precinct Headquarters in The Wrong Side of the Tracks, which gives a detective badge the first time it is visited in an Ascension. Detective badges are accessories that give +10-40 HP/MP, +5-20% Item Drops, and +15-30% Meat Drops, depending on how many times the badge has been upgraded.
The first visit to the Headquarters each day yields 3 cop dollars, and up to three cases can be attempted each day. Cases are puzzles that do not take Adventures, and upon finishing a case, be it a success or a failure, 3 cop dollars are awarded, allowing for up to 12 cop dollars to be collected each day. Succeeding in a case adds additional cop dollars depending on time spent in the case, but if the King has not been freed yet, these will be held in a pension, to be collected at the Headquarters after the King is freed. Cop dollars are spent at the Precinct Materiel Division, which sells various items. The following items are the most feasible to purchase in-run:
The detective badge can be permanently upgraded 3 times, each upgrade adding +10 HP/MP, +5% Item Drops, and +5% Meat Drops to the badge's enchantments. Each upgrade costs a detective roscoe ($50, untradeable), and an increasing number of cop dollars ($50, $200, $400). | |
August | DIY protonic accelerator kit Contains |
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A back item with the following enchantments:
Against ghosts, provides the Shoot Ghost skill. Using this skill three times replaces it with the Trap Ghost skill. Trapping the ghost instantly defeats it, and increases substat gains by 20 for that fight. Defeating ghosts with the pack equipped (trapping or otherwise) yields psychokinetic energy blobs, an MP-restoring consumable. The pack occasionally reports paranormal activity in certain locations, with about 50 turns between reports. The next encounter in that location will result in a special ghost fight, which will not take an Adventure if defeated. Trapping these ghosts also yields an additional untradeable gear drop. Once per day, the streams may be crossed with another player wearing a pack, granting 10 turns of +20% to all attributes. The pack is automatically placed in the inventory at the start of every Ascension by the ghost of the previous incarnation. Path exclusive: In Nuclear Autumn, the pack will occasionally produce an additional rad after combat, used to buy path-specific skills. |
September | Dear Past Self Package Contains |
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Each day, provides 10 minutes, used to do various time-related things.
Using time residue results in a combat from Way Back in Time. The Time-Spinner is usable once per combat, staggering and deleveling by 5%. The Time-Spinner is automatically placed in the inventory at the start of every Ascension by the future self. |
October | li'l orphan tot Hatches into |
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Restores HP and MP after combat like a Ghoul Whelp, but always acts, instead of half the time.
Has many costume familiar equipments, each with strong enchantments: The knight costume is available from the Arena, and the unicorn and candy corn costumes are sold in The General Store for 1000 Meat each. The ninja, pirate, and clown costumes drop from respective monsters, and disappear after Rollover. This familiar does not have to be active for costumes to drop. Having this familiar active when trick-or-treating doubles candy yields and sometimes replaces a fight with Prunets, a potion that gives 5 turns of increased Familiar Weight, +1 per turn of the effect remaining, up to +25. Path exclusive: In Nuclear Autumn, there are more costumes sold in Your Fallout Shelter stores:
The Shelter also sells the candy corn, knight, and unicorn costumes, one in each store. |
November | Granny Tood's Thanksgarden Catalog Contains |
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Creates A Thanksgarden in The Campground, which starts with 1 cornucopia, and grows 2 or more each day if not harvested.
Using a cornucopia produces a total of 7 items, including size-1 decent raw foods and cashews. Raw foods sometimes give 30 turns of The Good Salmonella, which gives +20% to all attributes per level of Fullness. Cashews are exchanged for various items: 1 cashew each:
2 cashews each:
3 cashews each:
Raw foods cook with cashew store items to make size-2 awesome foods that produce leftovers and grant 20 turns of Thanksgetting. This effect gives a base of +20% Item Drops, +40% Meat Drops, and +1 Familiar Weight, and gives another +20% Item Drops, +40% Meat Drops, +1 Familiar Weight, and +1 Resistance to All Elements for each unique source of Thanksgetting eaten that day. At Rollover, this effect is replaced with Thanksgot, which gives a consistent +80% Meat Drops, +40% Item Drops, +2 Familiar Weight, and +1 Resistance to All Elements. |
2015
Month | Item | Summary | Description |
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Item of the Year | golden monkey statuette Hatches into |
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Increases Stat Gains like a Volleyball and Meat Drops like a Leprechaun.
Occasionally drops powdered gold, a size-4 spleen item that gives 5-10 Adventures and some stats. Against monsters that have no meat drops, drops gold nuggets, which autosell for 100 Meat. |
Item of the Year | Professor of Spelunkology Hatches into |
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Increases Item Drops like a Fairy and Meat Drops like a Leprechaun, and also attacks and delevels enemies.
Once per day, drops a Tales of Spelunking to go on a Spelunking Adventure for 10 Adventures, which has a daily leaderboard and rewards some Meat depending on performance. |
January | Chateau Mantegna room key |
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Permanently unlocks a Chateau Mantegna room in The Big Mountains for personal use. The room has a bed, and four parts that can be customized: the painting, the ceiling, the desk, and the nightstand. There is also a Gift Shop, selling items used to customize the room, and all room furnishings persist through Ascension.
Resting in the bed restores 200-300 HP and 100-150 MP and gives up to 100 substats (based on level), with the type of stat determined by the nightstand option. With free rests available, resting in the bed will not take an Adventure. Otherwise, resting in the bed has a chance of yielding a minty consumable. |
February | bottle of lovebug pheromones |
Grants the combat skills Summon Love Mosquito, Summon Love Gnats, and Summon Love Stinkbug. Each lovebug skill costs 0 MP to use and may be used once per fight.
Also causes lovebugs to sometimes appear after combat. Generic lovebug encounters can slightly increase Meat or Item drops, or give 4-5 of a random substat. There are also location-specific lovebugs and effects, such as elemental powders in The Haunted Kitchen, Evil decreases in The Cyrpt, bridge parts in The Smut Orc Logging Camp, 3 turns of Ultrahydrated in The Arid, Extra-Dry Desert, and local currency drops in most Elemental Charter zones, Hobopolis, and Dreadsylvania. Path exclusive: In Actually Ed the Undying, Summon Love Mosquito is replaced with Summon Love Scarabs, which functions similarly, but restores 1/3 the damage done in MP instead of healing HP. | |
March | Ed the Undying exhibit crate Contains |
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A hat that gives +50 HP and MP, and +25% Initiative. The hat can be adjusted for a variety of additional enchantments:
The hat also has the cosmetic effects of changing the player's avatar to that of Ed, and adding random mind-reading messages in combat and into chat. Path exclusive: In Actually Ed the Undying, this item is auto-pulled from storage and equipable in Hardcore. Ed can use the "Ed's servants will level up faster" enchantment, causing servants to gain 2 experience instead of 1 after combat. In addition, the "Allows you to read thoughts" enchantment causes Undead enemies to sometimes yield a Ka coin at the start of combat. |
April | airplane charter: Dinseylandfill |
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Grants permanent access to Dinseylandfill, which contains 4 Stench-themed zones. The Employee Assignment Kiosk assigns a task once per day, requiring some work in the park in exchange for some FunFunds™, which are spent at The Dinsey Company Store.
There are also the Maintenance tunnels, where various aspects of the adventuring zones here can be controlled, unlocked by adventuring in that zone for a while. Once a day, turning in a bag of park garbage from Barf Mountain here will award 3 FunFunds™. By collecting keycards from around the park, the Cryo-Stasis room becomes accessible. As with all Elemental International Airport locations, the difference between owning a charter and using a one-day ticket is just that charter owners can access that location in Hardcore, or in Softcore without using a pull on a ticket. In Aftercore, it will take a very long time for a charter to break even with one-day tickets. |
May | portable Mayo Clinic (Workshed item, Tradeable) |
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Sets up The Mayo Clinic in Your Workshed, which sells wonderful packets of Mayo (1000 Meat each) and a selection of rental Mayo-medical supplies. Using a packet of Mayo gives 1 blood mayonnaise concentration (BMC) and affects the next food eaten, depending on the type of Mayo:
Medical supplies:
Only one medical supply can be purchased per day, and all medical supplies (but not packets) disappear after Rollover. Also allows soaking in the Mayo Tank once per day, removing many negative effects, healing all HP, and giving 20 turns of Force of Mayo Be With You. A special surprise awaits anyone with a high enough blood mayo concentration... |
June | yellow puck Hatches into |
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Staggers like a Levitating Potato, restores HP and MP after combat half of the time like a Ghoul Whelp, and drops a yellow pixel after every combat.
Yellow pixels are used in making pixel items:
In addition, occasionally drops power pills after combat, up to 1 plus daycount or 11 per day, whichever is lower. Power pills are combat items that instakill the monster and cause that fight to not take an Adventure, not decrementing effects, and still awarding normal stats, item drops, meat drops, and other post-combat events for the fight. Path exclusive: In One Crazy Random Summer, the kill screen familiar equipment that derives from this familiar is auto-pulled from storage, for even more randomness in the run. |
yellow puck with a bow on it Hatches into | |||
July | Pack of Every Card Contains |
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Allows for 15 random draws from the Deck, every day. 5 random draws may be consumed to cheat and pick a specific card from the Deck, allowing for up to 3 cheats per day. Any card can only be drawn once per day. The cards' effects are widely varied, producing items, monster fights, effects, stats, or many other outcomes.
Some useful cards (not exhaustive):
The Deck is automatically placed in the inventory at the start of a new Ascension. |
August | airplane charter: That 70s Volcano |
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Grants permanent access to That 70s Volcano, which contains four Hot-themed zones. Every day, the W.L.F. Bunker offers a Volcoino in exchange for one of three items (or sets of items) that can be found around the Volcano. Volcoinos are spent at The Towering Inferno Discotheque. For those with enough Disco Style, the Discotheque also offers a variety of bonuses, once per day. In every location here, there is a choice non-combat that occurs after 50 combats in the zone that day, which may yield a quest item to be turned in, either directly or after fighting a boss.
As with all Elemental International Airport locations, the difference between owning a charter and using a one-day ticket is just that charter owners can access that location in Hardcore, or in Softcore without using a pull on a ticket. In Aftercore, it will take a very long time for a charter to break even with one-day tickets. |
September | shrine to the Barrel god |
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Once per day, allows Pray to the Barrel God at The Dungeoneers' Association to receive His blessing, in the form of a barrel equipment, or 50 turns of a class-specific buff. Barrel equipment disappears after Rollover, and each gear can only be chosen once per Ascension.
Of the class-specific buffs, noteworthy ones include the Pastamancer's +90% Item Drops, and those of Turtle Tamers and Accordion Thieves, which can add up to 10 extra adventures when eating food or drinking booze respectively. He occasionally bestows barrels after combat, with contents depending on the location and its difficulty. These barrels may contain burritos of various grades, Disco Bandit drinks, other consumables such as stat giving spleen items and HP/MP restorers, or items unique to these barrels. In addition, He denotes which barrels in The Barrel full of Barrels are mimics, and causes the crank to give 6 barrels instead of 3 per turn. Both of these benefits make it easier to gain ten-leaf clovers from smashing barrels there. |
October | haunted doghouse (Campground item) |
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Adds Hallowiener Dog encounters that occur after a certain number of Adventures have been spent in combats (5, 20, 50, and every 50 after that) in a location. These special encounters do not take Adventures. Some locations have unique encounters that replace a default Dog encounter there, such as the 8-Bit Realm dropping several pixels, locations in the Copse of the Deep Fat Friars dropping hot wings, The Defiled Nook dropping evil eyes, and The Middle Chamber droping a tomb ratchet. Otherwise, the default encounters and their choices are as follows:
In Hardcore, the Mysterious Island battlefield will almost certainly yield the 20-combat encounter, and Airship and Desert are also likely to have that encounter. |
November | airplane charter: The Glaciest |
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Grants permanent access to The Glaciest, which contains three Cold-themed zones. Walford is the local quest-giver, asking adventurers to fill his bucket with various objects found around the Glaciest, and rewarding Wal-Mart gift certificates in return. Gift certificates can be spent at Wal-Mart.
As with all Elemental International Airport locations, the difference between owning a charter and using a one-day ticket is just that charter owners can access that location in Hardcore, or in Softcore without using a pull on a ticket. In Aftercore, it will take a very long time for a charter to break even with one-day tickets. |
December | machine elf capsule Hatches into |
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At the beginning of combat, does one of stunning, deleveling against relatively stronger monsters, healing a lot of HP if not full, or healing a lot of MP if not full. Against boss monsters, instead gives 1 turn of Inner Elf, which gives +100% to all attributes, weapon damage, and spell damage.
After combat, drops a bit of meat, substats of a random attribute, a Deep Machine Tunnels snowglobe (1/day), or 1 of the 6 decent quality Abstractions. These abstractions are size 1 spleen items that provide 50 turns of +100% to one attribute, or +25% to stat gains of one attribute. While the Machine Elf is active or under the effect given by the snowglobe, The Deep Machine Tunnels are accessible. This zone consists of scaling monsters, that also drop decent quality abstractions at a low rate. Once per combat against these monsters, using the right +100% attribute abstraction will convert it into a good quality abstraction. Good quality abstractions are also size 1 spleen items, giving 50 turns of +10 Familiar Weight, +100% Item Drops, or +100% Initiative. With the Machine Elf active, the first 5 victories in this zone each day will not consume adventures. After the first 5 encounters in the zone and after every 50 encounters after that, there is a scheduled choice adventure with the following options:
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2014
Month | Item | Summary | Description |
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Item of the Year | praying Grim Brother Hatches into |
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Increases stat gains like a Volleyball and Meat Drops like a Leprechaun.
Occasionally drops a grim fairy tale, a size-4 spleen item that gives 5-10 Adventures and some stats. Can also be talked to, once per day, for a choice of 30 turns of +20 Combat Initiative, +20 HP and +10 MP, or +10 Weapon Damage and +20 Spell Damage. |
Item of the Year | hibernating Grimstone Golem Hatches into |
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Increases Item Drops like a Fairy and Meat Drops like a Leprechaun.
After 40-50 combats of use in a day, drops a grimstone mask, which allows one "play" in a variety of minigames. |
January | Discontent™ Winter Garden Catalog Contains |
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Creates A Winter Garden in The Campground, which grows 3 handfuls of snow berries and 3 ice harvests per day. These are size-1 good quality foods that respectively give 30 turns of +10 Cold Damage and +20 Damage to Cold Spells or +20 HP and +3 Hot Resistance. These items can also be exchanged at Winter Gardening for various items. Some of the items (not exhaustive):
If the garden is not harvested for three days, the next harvest also yields a frost flower, which gives 50 turns of +100% Initiative, +100% Item Drops, +200 Meat Drops, +25 Monster Level, and a 0 MP Cold Damage skill. |
February | Buddy Bjorn (Tradeable) |
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A back item that can hold a familiar, which gains 1 familiar experience per fight. The Bjorn gains enchantments depending on the familiar held, and also allows the held familiar to perform Bjorn-specific actions in combat.
Some familiars with useful Bjorn functions (not exhaustive):
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March | Sneaky Pete's leather jacket (Tradeable) |
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A 100-power shirt that can change its enchantments by popping its collar.
Unpopped:
Popped:
Path exclusive: In Avatar of Sneaky Pete, the jacket (in either form) is auto-pulled, and equipable in Hardcore. Pete can use the "The Audience Loves/Hates You Even More!" enchantment, increasing the Love/Hate caps to 50, and causing Mug for the Audience and Pickpocket to affect the Audience doubly so. |
April | Little Geneticist DNA-Splicing Lab (Workshed item, Tradeable) |
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While in Your Workshed, gives a DNA extraction syringe, a reusable combat item that staggers and collects DNA based on Monster Types. Each monster type has an associated effect, which can come from a Gene Tonic, as 30 turns of the effect, or from self-hybridization, as an intrinsic effect. The last DNA extraction determines the type of Gene Tonic or hybridization. There is a daily limit of creating three Gene Tonics and one hybridization. While making a Gene Tonic does not affect the DNA in the syringe, hybridization will empty it. The effects from the Lab are not mutually exclusive, but having a Gene Tonic and intrinsic of the same type does not double the effect.
Some useful effects (not exhaustive): |
May | airplane charter: Spring Break Beach |
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Grants permanent access to Spring Break Beach, which contains three Sleaze-themed zones. Beach Bucks are the local currency, and are conveniently given by quests from the three stores there where they are spent. Unlike other Charter quests which reset daily, quests at Spring Break Beach are reset by using an Ultimate Mind Destroyer.
As with all Elemental International Airport locations, the difference between owning a charter and using a one-day ticket is just that charter owners can access that location in Hardcore, or in Softcore without using a pull on a ticket. In Aftercore, it will take a very long time for a charter to break even with one-day tickets. |
June | still grill Hatches into |
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Increases stat gains like a Hovering Sombrero and does Hot damage and restores MP like a Star Starfish. The damage done will be physical against Hot monsters, and always acts at the beginning of combat.
Sometimes drops various items after combat:
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July | Clan speakeasy (VIP Lounge) |
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Opens A Speakeasy in the Clan VIP Lounge, which sells booze to be drank immediately. These drinks have varying qualities and effects, and up to three drinks may be purchased per day. Not all drinks are initially available, and must be unlocked with passwords.
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August | The Confiscator's Grimoire Grants skill: |
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Once per day, summons three items:
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September | Thor's Pliers (Tradeable) |
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A 1-handed weapon with several enchantments:
Path exclusive: In Heavy Rains, this item is auto-pulled from storage and equipable in Hardcore. In addition, after every 11 combats wielding the Pliers, recovers 11 bolts of Lightning, a path-exclusive resource used for Lightning skills. |
October | airplane charter: Conspiracy Island |
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Grants permanent access to Conspiracy Island, which contains three Spooky-themed zones. A Radio on a Beach issues one quest per day, asking
As with all Elemental International Airport locations, the difference between owning a charter and using a one-day ticket is just that charter owners can access that location in Hardcore, or in Softcore without using a pull on a ticket. In Aftercore, it will take a very long time for a charter to break even with one-day tickets. |
November | fist turkey outline Hatches into |
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Increases Item Drops like a Fairy, and attacks enemies. Always acts at the start of combat, attacking and sometimes staggering, giving Meat, or giving substats to one attribute (up to 5 instances per substat type each day).
Occasionally drops size-1 booze after combat, up to 5 per day:
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December | Crimbo sapling Hatches into |
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Attacks enemies with elemental damage, increases stat gains, and has two other abilities, depending on decorations. Can be configured once per day to change the familiar's functions. Redecorating options:
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Other
These items include other Mr. Store items that are not tied to a month or year, and other relatively expensive and/or rare items.
Source | Item | Summary | Description |
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Mr. Store (sometimes) |
Clan VIP Lounge invitation Contains |
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This item is sold in Mr. Store when the Item of the Month is a Clan VIP Lounge furnishing, for 1 Mr. Accessory. At the very least, a Clan's VIP Lounge contains A Relaxing Hot Tub and a Deluxe Mr. Klaw "Skill" Crane Game. The Hot Tub can be soaked in 5 times per day, each time fully restoring HP and removing most negative effects. The Crane Game can be played up to 3 times per day, sometimes giving various gift items. The VIP Lounge offers even more, if other furnishings are installed.
The key is automatically placed in the inventory at the start of an Ascension. |
Mr. Store | Monster Manuel |
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Adds a new section to the Quest Log, containing factoids and statistics from previously defeated monsters. Most monsters have three factoids, and the first factoid always unlocks after defeating that monster for the first time. With at least one factoid for a monster, future combats against that monster will have their stats revealed (similar to a tongue depressor), such as HP, attack, defense, initiative, element, and Monster Type. These stats accurately reflect any changes in combat, such as damage dealt, bonus Monster Level, and deleveling, among other effects. Some monsters can drop an avatar-changing potion if all three of their factoids are unlocked. These have an autosell price of 5 Meat, but are mainly cosmetic and for fun, otherwise.
Path exclusive: In Heavy Rains, Rain Man may conjure any copyable monster with at least one factoid unlocked. |
Mr. Store (April 1st, yearly) |
tiny costume wardrobe (Tradeable) |
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A familiar equipment for any familiar that causes the equipped familiar to become a random familiar at the start of each combat, gaining that familiar's effects while suppressing the original's effects. On a fully-upgraded Homemade Robot, these random familiar actions will be performed at a base of 100 pounds, making them quite strong, if unpredictable.
Because almost any familiar can be mimicked by this equipment, it is possible to (unreliably) access familiar-specific effects even if that familiar is not owned or is restricted by an Ascension path, such as free runaways, "wander-copying", and Nano-buffs. |
Mr. Store (during Twitch Livestream World Events) |
time-twitching toolbelt (Tradeable) |
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An accessory that gives +15 to all attributes, +60% Item Drops in The Time-Twitching Tower, and confers other benefits related to the Tower. Most of these benefits involve increasing Chroner gains when adventuring in Tower zones.
This item becomes a free pull from Hagnk's while the Tower is present. |
KoL Con XI (2014) |
Xi Receiver Unit (Correspondence item, Tradeable) |
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Sets up a correspondence to deliver a transmission from planet Xi every day. The first transmission produces a Xiblaxian holo-wrist-puter, an accessory that gives +10% Item Drops and occasionally drops Xiblaxian materials depending on the location type. The second transmission produces a Xiblaxian 5D printer, where Xiblaxian materials are spent.
A typical run will likely have enough materials to buy a Xiblaxian ultraburrito or Xiblaxian space-whiskey, size-4 EPIC food or booze. |
KoL Con XII (2015) |
potted tea tree (Campground item) |
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Once per day, can be shaken for three random cuppsa tea, or have one specific cuppa tea be picked. Cuppsa tea are consumables (mostly potions) which have a wide variety of effects. Effects include +/- 5% Combat Frequency, +1 stomach capacity for that day, -1 drunkenness, +5 Familiar Weight, +25% Item Drops, among many others. |
KoL Con XIII (2016) |
KoL Con 13 snowglobe (Tradeable, Auto-pulled) |
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An off-hand item that causes flashbacks after every combat. Flashback effects include gaining a few random substats, and less frequently, getting a random PvP-stealable food, booze, or potion.
With a time-twitching toolbelt equipped, another substat-granting flashback occurs after the first. The snowglobe is automatically placed in the inventory at the start of every Ascension. |
SubscriptionBot (December 2015 through March 2016) |
Gratitude chocolate (octopus-filled) Hatches into |
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After combat, increases Item Drops and has a chance to restore HP and MP. |
Mr. Store Derivatives
These items and skills are found from Mr. Store items or similar sources, but are also tradeable or at least obtainable by interacting with other players. This list does not contain every such tradeable item and skill, and is biased toward non-consumables.
Item descriptions | |
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Item | Item is usable as is. May be pulled in Softcore Ascensions. |
Skill | Item grants a skill, that can be made permanent in Valhalla for future Ascensions. |
Familiar | Item hatches into a familiar, which will be available in future Ascensions that permit familiars. |
Other | Item does not fit into any of the above descriptions. |
Untradeable* | Item itself is untradeable, but can still be obtained via related, tradeable items. |
Source | Item/Skill | Summary |
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designer handbag | Purse Rat | A familiar that increases Monster Level equal to half its weight. |
dubious peppermint | numberwang* | An accessory that gives +5 Adventures and +5 PvP Fights at Rollover, +11 Monster Level, +23% Initiative, +37 HP/MP, and +6-9 HP/MP regeneration. |
Winter Gardening | ice house | A combat item that banishes a monster, where it is kept in The Museum. It remains banished even though Rollover and Ascension, until another ice house is used on another monster. |
snow machine | A workshed item that produces a snow berries and an ice harvest upon harvesting a Garden. | |
Buff Jimmy's Souvenir Shop | Unoffendable (book) | A passive +3 Sleaze Resistance skill. |
Grease Up (book) | A non-combat skill (15 MP) that gives 10 turns of +15 Sleaze Damage. While this effect is active, gives the combat skill Unleash the Greash, which consumes all turns of the effect and does proportional Sleaze damage based on the number of turns consumed. | |
Brogre brolo shirt* Brogre brorts* Brogre bucket hat* |
Components of the Brogre Brouture outfit. | |
Xiblaxian holo-buddy simcode | Xiblaxian Holo-Companion | A familiar that increases Initiative by double its weight like an Oily Woim and staggers like a Levitating Potato. |
Xiblaxian 5D printer* | Xiblaxian stealth cowl* Xiblaxian stealth vest* Xiblaxian stealth trousers* |
Components of the Xiblaxian Stealth Suit outfit.
Each item gives -5% Combat Frequency and +20% to a different attribute. The complete outfit gives an additional +10% to all attributes. |
The Armory | Hypersane (book) | A passive +3 Spooky Resistance skill. |
Intimidating Mien (book) | A non-combat skill (15 MP) that gives 10 turns of +15 Spooky Damage. While this effect is active, gives the combat skill Thousand-Yard Stare, which consumes all turns of the effect and does two hits of proportional Spooky damage based on the number of turns consumed. | |
mercenary pistol | A 1-handed ranged weapon that gives +10 to all attributes, prevents fumbling, and allows use of special clips as combat items when equipped, dealing multiple hits of Moxie-based elemental damage. | |
Tales of Spelunking leaderboard | Speluck (book) | A passive skill that grants +5% Item Drops and +10% Meat Drops in Underground Locations. |
Spelunker's fedora* Spelunker's whip* Spelunker's khakis* |
Components of the Spelunker's Gear outfit. | |
The Dinsey Company Store | Olfactory Burnout (book) | A passive +3 Stench Resistance skill. |
Garbage Nova (book) | A combat skill (50 MP) that deals Stench damage, scaling with Mysticality and Spell Damage, with an unlimited group multiplier. | |
stinky fannypack* | An accessory that gives +25 Stench Damage, +25 Damage to Stench Spells, and +40% Item Drops in Elemental Airport zones. | |
garbage sticker* | A 1-handed weapon that gives +20% Item Drops for certain item types, +30% Meat Drops, and produces Meat at the end of combats where the monster does not drop Meat. | |
hazmat helmet* | A hat with many defensive enchantments, and changes the player avatar. | |
inert sludgepuppy* (via Toxic Chemistry) |
Sludgepuppy | A familiar that does three instances of Stench damage per round and staggers like a Levitating Potato. |
Wart Dinsey | Dinsey's brain* Dinsey's pizza cutter* Dinsey's radar dish* Dinsey's pants* Dinsey's oculus* Dinsey's glove* |
Components of the Dinsey's Exoskeleton outfit. |
Rotten Memories (book) | A non-combat skill (15 MP) that gives 10 turns of +15 Stench Damage. | |
Deck of Every Card or gift card |
Healing Salve Dark Ritual Lightning Bolt Giant Growth Ancestral Recall |
These skills require and consume a colored mana, also obtained from the Deck or gift card. Respectively:
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talking spade* | When used, reveals the total values of active Item Drops, Meat Drops, Initiative, and Monster Level bonuses.
This item is a free pull from Hagnk's. | |
Disco GiftCo | Asbestos Heart (book) | A passive +3 Hot Resistance skill. |
Pyromania (book) | A non-combat skill (15 MP) that gives 10 turns of +15 Hot Damage. | |
biker's hat* feathered headdress* electrician's hardhat* |
A hat that gives +40% Moxie, +40% Booze Drops, and +20% Pickpocket chance. A hat that gives +40% Mysticality, +40% Food Drops, and +10-20 MP regeneration. A hat that gives +40% Muscle, +40 Weapon Damage, and +20-40 HP regeneration. | |
The SMOOCH Army HQ | love* | A ranged weapon that gives +50% Pants Drops, +5 Familiar Weight, and +8-16 HP/MP regeneration. |
LavaCo™ Lamp Factory | Mr. Cheeng's spectacles* | An accessory that gives +15% Item Drops, +10% Critical Spell Chance, +30% Spell Damage, and occasionally gives a random potion after combat. |
tiny barrel | Lil' Barrel Mimic | A familiar that increases stat gains after combat like a Volleyball, and sometimes gives an item after combat. Possible items include burritos, boozes, substat-granting spleen items, and HP or MP restorers. |
Weekly Royalty leaderboard | Royal scepter* | An off-hand item that gives +4 Adventures, +8 PvP Fights, and 5 turns of +200% to all attributes, HP, MP, Weapon Damage, and Spell Damage at Rollover. |
Wal-Mart | Refusal to Freeze (book) | A passive +3 Cold Resistance skill. |
Beardfreeze (book) | A non-combat skill (15 MP) that gives 10 turns of +15 Cold Damage. | |
Frost Bite (book) | A combat skill (50 MP) that deals physical and Cold damage, and stuns for 2-3 rounds. Can be used only once per combat. | |
Wal-Mart snowglobe* Wal-Mart nametag* Wal-Mart overalls* |
An off-hand item that gives +40% Muscle, +4 Muscle Stats per fight, and +5 Familiar Weight. An accessory that gives +40% Mysticaility, +4 Mysticaility Stats per fight, and +10% Critical Spell Chance. Pants that give +40% Moxie, +4 Moxie Stats per fight, and +30% Initiative. | |
The Ice Hotel | Perfect Freeze (book) | A non-combat skill (5 MP) that can be used once per day, and produces a perfect ice cube. |
Batfellow comic | The Jokester's wig The Jokester's gun The Jokester's pants |
Components of The Jokester's Costume outfit.
The gun may be fired in combat once per day, to instantly kill a monster and make the fight not cost an Adventure. |
X-32-F Combat Training Snowman | Shattering Punch (book) | A combat skill (30 MP) that instantly kills a monster and makes the fight not cost an Adventure. Can be used three times per day. |
Snokebomb (book) | A combat skill (50 MP) that banishes the monster for 30 turns and runs away, not costing an Adventure. Can be used three times per day. | |
Shivering Monkey Technique (book) | A passive +15% Initative skill. | |
LT&T Gift Shop | Bend Hell (book) Bow-Legged Swagger (book) Steely-Eyed Squint (book) |
Non-combat skills (100 MP) that can each be used once per day, giving 1 turn of an effect that doubles certain bonuses, respectively: |
Western Slang Vol. 1: Violence Western Slang Vol. 2: Cooking Western Slang Vol. 3: Fraud |
When used, permanently unlocks the last three skills of the respective Avatar of West of Loathing class for learning: Cow Puncher: Unleash Cowrruption, Hard Drinker, Walk: Cautious Prowl | |
shuddering cow skull | Restless Cow Skull | A familiar that sometimes staggers and additionally attacks with Spooky damage. With Cowrruption active, attacks much harder and more frequently. |
Investigating a Plaintive Telegram (via inflatable LT&T telegraph office) |
porquoise-handled sixgun* | A reusable combat item that deals 35 damage and restores 20-30 MP, once per combat. |
Clara's bell* | Gives a "hidden effect" when used, once per day, that effectively forces the next encounter to be a non-combat, if appropriate for that zone. This "effect" disappears after a valid non-combat encounter. | |
Internet Meme Shop | infinite BACON machine* | Produces 100 BACON when used, once per day, which can be spent at the Internet Meme Shop from which it originated. |
software bug | Software Bug | A familiar that should not do anything, hopefully. |
Precinct Materiel Division | noir fedora trench coat |
A hat (200 power, 100 Moxie requirement) that gives +20% to all Moxie gains, +20% Moxie, and +8-10 HP/MP regeneration. A shirt (200 power, 100 Muscle requirement) that gives +20% to all Muscle gains, +20% Muscle, and +4 Spooky Resistance. |
A traveling Thanksgiving salesman | gravy boat | A hat that halves damage from Undead monsters, and decreases Evil by 1 after every combat in The Cyrpt. |
Gingerbread City | Licorice Rope (book) | A combat skill (0 MP) that banishes a gingerbread man for the rest of the day. |
Gingerbread Mob Hit (book) | A combat skill (30 MP) that instantly kills a gingerbread and makes the fight not take an Adventure, usable once per day. | |
Fifteen Minutes of Flame (book) | A non-combat skill (50 MP) that gives 15 turns of +15 Hot Damage, +15 Damage to Hot Spells, and +15% Initiative. | |
Ceci N'Est Pas Un Chapeau (book) | A non-combat skill (300 MP) that gives no hat, a hat (200 power, 150 Moxie requirement) with a random enchantment, and disappears after Rollover. This skill is usable once per day. | |
Chocolate Lab | Increases Item Drops like a Fairy and also increases Sprinkles Drops. |
Standard-Restricted Items
This page lists items no longer usable in Standard-restricted paths.