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Guy: Created page with "{{TB |intent=Utility |form=Technique |field1=PerQuest |field2=Picori |field3=Rupee |PWC=C |cost=4}} '''Lost and Found''' is a utility technique{{Perk|Picori|nos=nos}} An extr..."

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{{TB
|intent=Utility
|form=Technique
|field1=PerQuest
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|field3=Rupee
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|cost=4}}
'''Lost and Found''' is a utility technique{{Perk|Picori|nos=nos}}

An extremely common pastime of Picori the world over is to hide rupees and other valuable treasures in places where those of others may find them and become joyful. Picori themselves are extremely familiar with these hiding rituals and good hiding spots, thus they can find common, mundane items in extremely unusual places, such as a longsword in a tree. With training and now-how, other races can eventually learn to do this as well. As a general rule, this technique can only be used to find one or two items in a single quest or dungeon, and any [[:Category:Treasures|treasures]] obtained in this way still must have their normal costs paid.

In addition to finding simple items, only Picori can also use this same expertise to find additional rupees. In addition to finding any items, a Picori can use this technique to find an additional 10 rupees in a quest or dungeon. The acquisition of these rupees must be specifically mentioned in the role-play, and cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest or dungeon in which they are obtained. As these rupees are produced with a {{Field|PerQuest}} {{Field|Rupee}} effect, the benefiting Picori cannot use any other PerQuest Rupee treasures to gain more rupees in the same quest or dungeon.

==Trivia==
* Similar racial perks enabling one to find extra items and rupees include [[Nose for Treasure]], used by [[Mogma]]s; and [[Ore Trade]], used by [[Subrosian]]s.
* Other races can gain additional rupees with the [[Profession]] or [[Rupoor Supply]] treasures.
* {{Original|creator=Guy}}

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	An extremely common pastime of Picori the world over is to hide rupees and other valuable treasures in places where those of others may find them and become joyful. Picori themselves are extremely familiar with these hiding rituals and good hiding spots, thus they can find common, mundane items in extremely unusual places, such as a longsword in a tree. With training and know-how, other races can eventually learn to do this as well. As a general rule, this technique can only be used to find a few items in a single quest or dungeon, and any [[:Category:Treasures\|treasures]] obtained in this way still must have their normal costs paid.		An extremely common pastime of Picori the world over is to hide rupees and other valuable treasures in places where those of others may find them and become joyful. Picori themselves are extremely familiar with these hiding rituals and good hiding spots, thus they can find common, mundane items in extremely unusual places, such as a longsword in a tree. With training and know-how, other races can eventually learn to do this as well. As a general rule, this technique can only be used to find a few items in a single quest or dungeon, and any [[:Category:Treasures\|treasures]] obtained in this way still must have their normal costs paid.

−	In addition to finding simple items, the user can also use this same expertise to find additional rupees. In addition to finding any items, a Picori can use this technique to find an additional 10 rupees in a quest or dungeon. The acquisition of these rupees must be specifically mentioned in the role-play. If the user chooses to gain bonus rupees from Lost and Found, he can only gain a [[~~Rupee~~:Rupee Bonus\|Rupee Bonus]] from one other treasure in the same thread. [[Category:Interpreted Treasures]]	+	In addition to finding simple items, the user can also use this same expertise to find additional rupees. In addition to finding any items, a Picori can use this technique to find an additional 10 rupees in a quest or dungeon. The acquisition of these rupees must be specifically mentioned in the role-play. If the user chooses to gain bonus rupees from Lost and Found, he can only gain a [[Glossary:Rupee Bonus\|Rupee Bonus]] from one other treasure in the same thread. [[Category:Interpreted Treasures]]

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	An extremely common pastime of Picori the world over is to hide rupees and other valuable treasures in places where those of others may find them and become joyful. Picori themselves are extremely familiar with these hiding rituals and good hiding spots, thus they can find common, mundane items in extremely unusual places, such as a longsword in a tree. With training and know-how, other races can eventually learn to do this as well. As a general rule, this technique can only be used to find a few items in a single quest or dungeon, and any [[:Category:Treasures\|treasures]] obtained in this way still must have their normal costs paid.		An extremely common pastime of Picori the world over is to hide rupees and other valuable treasures in places where those of others may find them and become joyful. Picori themselves are extremely familiar with these hiding rituals and good hiding spots, thus they can find common, mundane items in extremely unusual places, such as a longsword in a tree. With training and know-how, other races can eventually learn to do this as well. As a general rule, this technique can only be used to find a few items in a single quest or dungeon, and any [[:Category:Treasures\|treasures]] obtained in this way still must have their normal costs paid.

−	In addition to finding simple items, the user can also use this same expertise to find additional rupees. In addition to finding any items, a Picori can use this technique to find an additional 10 rupees in a quest or dungeon. The acquisition of these rupees must be specifically mentioned in the role-play. If ~~a character uses this treasure~~ to gain rupees, he ~~cannot~~ gain ~~additional~~ [[~~rupee bonus~~\|~~bonus rupees~~]] in ~~that~~ same ~~quest or dungeon from any treasure other than [[Profession]]~~. [[Category:Interpreted Treasures]]	+	In addition to finding simple items, the user can also use this same expertise to find additional rupees. In addition to finding any items, a Picori can use this technique to find an additional 10 rupees in a quest or dungeon. The acquisition of these rupees must be specifically mentioned in the role-play. If the user chooses to gain bonus rupees from Lost and Found, he can only gain a [[Rupee:Rupee Bonus\|Rupee Bonus]] from one other treasure in the same thread. [[Category:Interpreted Treasures]]

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-'''Lost and Found''' is a utility technique{{Perk|Picori|nos=nos}}
+'''Lost and Found''' is a utility technique used to find extra rupees or other common trinkets.  {{Perk|Picori|inline=no}}  Other races acquire this treasure normally.
-An extremely common pastime of Picori the world over is to hide rupees and other valuable treasures in places where those of others may find them and become joyful. Picori themselves are extremely familiar with these hiding rituals and good hiding spots, thus they can find common, mundane items in extremely unusual places, such as a longsword in a tree.  With training and now-how, other races can eventually learn to do this as well.  As a general rule, this technique can only be used to find a few items in a single quest or dungeon, and any  [[:Category:Treasures|treasures]] obtained in this way still must have their normal costs paid.
+An extremely common pastime of Picori the world over is to hide rupees and other valuable treasures in places where those of others may find them and become joyful. Picori themselves are extremely familiar with these hiding rituals and good hiding spots, thus they can find common, mundane items in extremely unusual places, such as a longsword in a tree.  With training and know-how, other races can eventually learn to do this as well.  As a general rule, this technique can only be used to find a few items in a single quest or dungeon, and any [[:Category:Treasures|treasures]] obtained in this way still must have their normal costs paid.
-In addition to finding simple items, only Picori can also use this same expertise to find additional rupees.  In addition to finding any items, a Picori can use this technique to find an additional 10 rupees in a quest or dungeon.  The acquisition of these rupees must be specifically mentioned in the role-play.
+In addition to finding simple items, the user can also use this same expertise to find additional rupees.  In addition to finding any items, a Picori can use this technique to find an additional 10 rupees in a quest or dungeon.  The acquisition of these rupees must be specifically mentioned in the role-play.  If a character uses this treasure to gain rupees, he cannot gain additional [[rupee bonus|bonus rupees]] in that same quest or dungeon from any treasure other than [[Profession]].  [[Category:Interpreted Treasures]]
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 ==Trivia==
 * Similar rupee-earning racial perks include [[Nose for Treasure]] for [[Mogma]]s, and [[Ore Trade]] for [[Subrosian]]s.
-* Additional rupees per-quest can also be gained with a [[Profession]], [[Crafting]], or the [[Rupoor Supply]] treasure.
+* Additional rupees per quest can be gained with a [[Profession]] or a [[Crafting|Craft]], and can stack with the rupees gained from Lost and Found.
 * {{Original|creator=Guy}}
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 '''Lost and Found''' is a utility technique{{Perk|Picori|nos=nos}}
-An extremely common pastime of Picori the world over is to hide rupees and other valuable treasures in places where those of others may find them and become joyful. Picori themselves are extremely familiar with these hiding rituals and good hiding spots, thus they can find common, mundane items in extremely unusual places, such as a longsword in a tree.  With training and now-how, other races can eventually learn to do this as well.  As a general rule, this technique can only be used to find one or two items in a single quest or dungeon, and any  [[:Category:Treasures|treasures]] obtained in this way still must have their normal costs paid.
+An extremely common pastime of Picori the world over is to hide rupees and other valuable treasures in places where those of others may find them and become joyful. Picori themselves are extremely familiar with these hiding rituals and good hiding spots, thus they can find common, mundane items in extremely unusual places, such as a longsword in a tree.  With training and now-how, other races can eventually learn to do this as well.  As a general rule, this technique can only be used to find a few items in a single quest or dungeon, and any  [[:Category:Treasures|treasures]] obtained in this way still must have their normal costs paid.
 In addition to finding simple items, only Picori can also use this same expertise to find additional rupees.  In addition to finding any items, a Picori can use this technique to find an additional 10 rupees in a quest or dungeon.  The acquisition of these rupees must be specifically mentioned in the role-play.