| Peter Henlein's Egg | |
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Origin |
Peter Henlein |
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Type |
Nuremberg Egg |
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Effects |
When open it slows the passage of time to the point of stopping. |
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Downsides |
Activator becomes obsessed with time and clocks. |
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Activation |
Opening lid |
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Collected by |
Igor Tverdislavsky |
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Section |
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Aisle |
827278-38726-867772 |
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Shelf |
388290-964540876 |
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Date of Collection |
April 23, 1768 |
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Effects[]
Opening the clock egg allows user to stop time in the surrounding area, after prolonged use, the user become infatuated with time, so much that the user will become insane from keeping time.
Collection[]
The artifact was collected by the stable boy, Igor Tverdislavsky, after a couple of thieves used the artifact at a wealthy aristocratic party. This was his first artifact collected and ultimatly his ticket into the Warehouse as he was hired soon after as Agent.
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