| 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 |
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Description[edit | edit source]
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.
Origin[edit | edit source]
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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