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| weight lb = 0.4
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| price = 1
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| notes = * This item's flavor text is unusual, as it appears to break the fourth wall and describe game mechanics directly, including unusual capitalization of the word "Falling."
| notes = * This item's flavor text is unusual, as it appears to break the fourth wall and describe game mechanics directly, including deliberate capitalization of the word "Falling" similar to the descriptive text of {{SAI|Feather Fall}}.  
* Falling with the Feather Token in your inventory will ''not'' protect you from fall damage.
* Falling with the Feather Token in your inventory will ''not'' protect you from fall damage.
** Speculatively, this may be a trace of a discarded mechanic that was not implemented in the final game.  
** Speculatively, this may be a trace of a discarded mechanic that was not implemented in the final game.  
** Narratively, this also implies that the Feather Token's previous carrier had expended its magical use.
** Narratively, this also implies that the Feather Token's previous carrier had expended its magical use.
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Revision as of 03:14, 17 November 2023

Feather Token is a miscellaneous item found in a coffin in the Lower City. It claims to be able to protect its bearer from steep falls.

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If you fall while carrying this token, you take no Falling damage. The token's magic is expended after you land, whereupon the disk becomes non-magical.
A small, faded feather is stamped on one side of this surprisingly light coin.

Properties


Where to find

  • Looted from a mahogany coffin in the Lower City mortuary X: 40 Y: 28

Notes

  • This item's flavor text is unusual, as it appears to break the fourth wall and describe game mechanics directly, including deliberate capitalization of the word "Falling" similar to the descriptive text of Feather Fall Feather Fall.
  • Falling with the Feather Token in your inventory will not protect you from fall damage.
    • Speculatively, this may be a trace of a discarded mechanic that was not implemented in the final game.
    • Narratively, this also implies that the Feather Token's previous carrier had expended its magical use.