Rupoor Supply

Rupoor Supply
Type	Utility Magical Item
Fields	Moblin, PerQuest
Cost	Lower Cost C5: 20 rupees C4: 25 rupees C3: 30 rupees C2: 35 rupees C1: 40 rupees Rent: 5 rupees

A Rupoor appears as a black rupee. If used properly, shortly after a target picks up this item, it will vanish in a poof of black smoke, and they will find their wallet a bit lighter. The rupees the target lost will instead find themselves in the hands of the user, as placer of the Rupoor, if the user is situated nearby. This treasure grants the user an effectively limitless supply of Rupoors.

Rupoor Supply itself can be used to steal up to five 5 per quest or dungeon, from monsters or other non-player characters, through the use of one or more Rupoors. These additional rupees cannot be put towards a treasure in the quest or dungeon in which they are earned. Since this is a Supply item, obtaining additional copies of this same treasure have no effect.

A character he cannot use Ore Trade, Lost and Found, or Nose for Treasure to gain rupees alongside a Rupoor Supply.

It's a secret to everybody, but this treasure is a racial perk for Moblins. As such, a Moblin can choose to gain it as a perk upon character creation. If the Moblin chooses to gain this perk at some point after creation, the perk costs 15 rupees less than the listed price. Other races acquire this treasure normally.

Augment

Double Rupoor
Additional Cost	Lower Cost C5: 20 rupees C4: 25 rupees C3: 30 rupees C2: 35 rupees C1: 40 rupees

The user can gain the Double Rupoor augment simultaneously with the original treasure, or separately at a later time. The Rupoor becomes twice as powerful as normal, and thus can be used to steal up to 10 rupees per quest or dungeon. This rupee gain remains a PerQuest effect which cannot be used in tandem with other treasures.

Trivia

• Other treasures which grant extra rupees include Profession, Crafting, Nose for Treasure, and Lost and Found.
• The Rupoor Supply treasure does not appear verbatim within the official Zelda series. However, it can be interpreted to exist from context, initially so in Four Swords.