Muddy Towel
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| Introduced: | Chains of Command |
Muddy Towel
- Value: 10
- Burden: 50
- 2 of 2 pages full.
- An old and well-used towel, spattered heavily with thick mud.
Greetings, traveler! If you've found this towel, no doubt something unfortunate has happened to me, because we all know that only the most dire circumstances could part a traveler from his trusty towel. It wouldn't be the first time, certainly, that something unacceptably rude has happened to me since I started traveling with F.P.
In any case, please return this towel to an Explorer's Society agent. They can be located in Shoushi, Yanshi, Nanto, Yaraq, al-Arqas, Samsur, Lytelthorpe, Rithwic, and Holtburg. I'm sure those fine chaps will come up with a nice and useful keepsake for you.
- In gratitude,
- A.D.
Notes
- Give to a Collector for 1,000 experience and 1,000 pyreals:
- Collector:
- Collector tells you, "This towel is filthy! But, I can always use a towel."
- You've earned 1,000 experience.
- Collector gives you 1,000 Pyreals.
- Collector tells you, "Always know where your towel is."
- Uziz Collector:
- You give Collector Muddy Towel.
- Collector tells you, "I will make use of this fabric."
- You've earned 1,000 experience.
- Collector gives you 1,000 Pyreals.
- Give to an Exploration Society Agent for a Clean, Dry Towel and A Portal-Jumper's Guide to Dereth:
- You give Flinrala Ryndmad Muddy Towel.
- Flinrala Ryndmad tells you, "Ah, looks like you've found our agent's towel! Hey, looks like it got rolled in the mud... Anyway, well done! Here, take these as a reward."
- Flinrala Ryndmad gives you Clean, Dry Towel.
- Flinrala Ryndmad gives you A Portal-Jumper's Guide to Dereth.
- Does not stack.
- The towels that were added in the June 2001 Chains of Command event were done so in memory of the author Douglas Adams, who wrote the book, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, and who died May 2001. The author A.D. refers to Arthur Dent, the main character in the book. F.P. in the text refers to Ford Prefect, another character in that book.