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| + | | [[Magatama]] || A small wooden token with a distinct shape. Make an offering at the Shrine Caves in order to gain a Companion Wisp. Note: This requires you to have the kitsune dedication, and allows you to use a weaker version of the forest wisp, when not kitsune. || 25 | ||
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==Thematic Information== | ==Thematic Information== | ||
Revision as of 20:58, 4 June 2018
The best way to get more style than a Tanuki.
Location
You can follow Inari and become a Kitsune yourself for 30 Mako in the shrine to Inari in the Southeast corner of Fairhaven.
Powers
Kitsune can summon a Forest Wisp as well as use their nine tails in a Tail Fury against their enemies.
Additional Equipment
| Name | Description | Mako Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Magatama | A small wooden token with a distinct shape. Make an offering at the Shrine Caves in order to gain a Companion Wisp. Note: This requires you to have the kitsune dedication, and allows you to use a weaker version of the forest wisp, when not kitsune. | 25 |
Thematic Information
The sacred messenger foxes of Inari. What are they doing here in America? Some say they came because the Tanuki were already here. Jealous? They claim not. They have a great many tails that are said to be a sign of their power, but can be hidden at will. They can summon forest wisps, and strike with their many tails.
