You Found Your Thrill

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Does the "buzzing sound" option always show up? And can something affect the number and/or severity of stings?

You Found Your Thrill
You Found Your Thrill

What was once a tidy hedgerow next to a cobbler's house is now a riot of blackberry bushes. Literally -- like, some of those bushes seem really really angry!

Fortunately, what was once a cobbler's house is still a cobbler's house, so if you're in the mood for something quieter than a riot, you're still covered.


Attack the bushes
blackberry bush This monster is a Plant -- (edit metadata)
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  • Item Drops: blackberry, blackberry, blackberry
  • Meat Drop: None
  • Monster Level: 126 • Substat Gain: 31.5 • Moxie for No Hit*: 136
  • Monster Defense: 114
  • Hit Points: 136
  • Initiative: 30
  • Elemental Alignment: None

Visit the cobbler's house

Head toward the buzzing sound

You head toward the buzzing and end up in a swarm of angry bees. Which... is not actually totally unexpected, right? Like, what else buzzes in a forest.

A bee stings you between the legs and the hair.

HPYou lose 3-5? hit points.

Three bees sting you in the toes, the nose and the back at the same time. Ow ow ow!

HPYou lose 3-5? hit points.

Three bees sting you in the finger, the knee and the face at the same time. Ow ow ow!

HPYou lose 3-5? hit points.

A bee stings you right in the tongue. Ow!

HPYou lose 3-5? hit points.
Leads to Bee Persistent.

Occurs at The Black Forest via All Over the Map.

Notes

  • The option Head toward the buzzing sound is only available until you acquire the beehive.
  • Unlike most options within non-combat adventures, choosing to Head toward the buzzing sound consumes a turn (as does the next noncombat, making obtaining the beehive a 2-turn cost over and above the turn cost of You Found Your Thrill itself).
  • Heading toward the beehive also advances the noncombat counter, so getting the beehive means seeing another noncombat two turns later instead of four.