| Boots from the Grande Armée | |
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Origin |
French Retreat from Moscow in 1812 |
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Type |
Boots |
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Effects |
Causes the user to feel cold and hungry |
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Downsides |
Wearing it for too long makes the users foot frozen making removal immposible which may lead to death from hypothermia |
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Activation |
Wearing |
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Collected by |
LordHighSubtitute |
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Section | |
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Aisle |
390-56293 |
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Shelf |
7417-28932-629 |
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Date of Collection |
2.3.2013 |
| [Source] | |
Description
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A pair of leather boots which have an egg yolk inside (it was common practice in the French Army to avoid blisters) and is always covered in snow.
OriginEdit
In 1812 Napoleon attempted to took control of Warehouse 11 in Moscow by invading i, which ended horribly for the French. This pair of boots once owned by a French soldier who survived the retreat from Moscow.
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