I have this spot where I fish, I get all sorts of stuff apart from fish, to I fished out a thing called ''The Hand That Takes'' , something to do with trading stands,
I have no clue if I should keep that or just trash it, is it worth anything?
Earlier I fished a master key with a name on it.
i've fished some very nice gears at that spot too.
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Jacobian123
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MagicManICT
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Re: The Hand That Takes ???
Yes, it only has worth to the person that built/owns the trading stand. Same with master keys... unless you can find the lock it opens. (good luck with that.)
Some people think that the rivers make a good trash dump still. For some things... sure. Other people end up drowning (intentionally or otherwise) and dropping everything, including bonds, keys, and hands into the water.
Some people think that the rivers make a good trash dump still. For some things... sure. Other people end up drowning (intentionally or otherwise) and dropping everything, including bonds, keys, and hands into the water.
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borka
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Re: The Hand That Takes ???
In old worlds till w7 trash dumped into water never appeared again ... was a safe way to get rid of keymolds and other stuff ...
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Shyruban
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Re: The Hand That Takes ???
So basically, all the stuff I fish out of the river was owned by someone before?
i fished a nice fur coat with +6 explo and + 6 survival, that helped alot.
i fished a nice fur coat with +6 explo and + 6 survival, that helped alot.
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MagicManICT
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Re: The Hand That Takes ???
yup. If you're concerned about it cutting into your fishing, it doesn't. You only get junk when you didn't get a fish.
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