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This page contains all current and past Easter Eggs implemented into Melvor Idle. | This page contains all current and past Easter Eggs implemented into Melvor Idle. | ||
==Amulet of Calculated Promotion== | ==Amulet of Calculated Promotion== | ||
The {{ItemIcon|Amulet of Calculated Promotion}} was added in the [[v0.12|Alpha v0.12]] update and was the first Easter egg item to be added to the game. Twitch streamer [https://www.twitch.tv/witwix witwix] has promoted Melvor Idle on his stream by discussing the game with his community, leading to an increase in active players. The amulet was added as a response by the [[Malcs (aka MrFrux)|developer]] to show his appreciation for this promotion. The amulet is obtainable by name changing to | The {{ItemIcon|Amulet of Calculated Promotion}} was added in the [[v0.12|Alpha v0.12]] update and was the first Easter egg item to be added to the game. Twitch streamer [https://www.twitch.tv/witwix witwix] has promoted Melvor Idle on his stream by discussing the game with his community, leading to an increase in active players. The amulet was added as a response by the [[Malcs (aka MrFrux)|developer]] to show his appreciation for this promotion. The amulet is obtainable by name changing to <code>witwix</code> (case sensitive) and opening the {{ItemIcon|Chest of Witwix}}, which is dropped by {{MonsterIcon|Leech|Leeches}}. The chest will always contain the {{ItemIcon|Amulet of Calculated Promotion}} if the player's character name is witwix. | ||
==Clue Chasers Insignia== | ==Clue Chasers Insignia== | ||
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The {{ItemIcon|Clue Chasers Insignia}} was added in the [[v0.14|Alpha v0.14]] update and was teased with a clue which requires [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metagaming metagaming] to solve. The clue for how to obtain the amulet was left in the patch notes: | The {{ItemIcon|Clue Chasers Insignia}} was added in the [[v0.14|Alpha v0.14]] update and was teased with a clue which requires [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metagaming metagaming] to solve. The clue for how to obtain the amulet was left in the patch notes: | ||
''"The Numbers, mason, What do they mean?!"'' | ''"The Numbers, mason, What do they mean?!"'' | ||
The clue is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_herring red herring] reference to a cutscene from the game [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_of_Duty:_Black_Ops Call of Duty: Black Ops]. The numbers important for solving the clue come from the TV show [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_(TV_series) Lost], which uses the numbers [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythology_of_Lost#The_Numbers 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42], as a part of the show's mythology. | The clue is a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_herring red herring] reference to a cutscene from the game [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Call_of_Duty:_Black_Ops Call of Duty: Black Ops]. The numbers important for solving the clue come from the TV show [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_(TV_series) Lost], which uses the numbers [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mythology_of_Lost#The_Numbers 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42], as a part of the show's mythology. Prior to [[V1.1]] when the game's internal item IDs were numeric, the numbers corresponded to the 'item ID' of items in Melvor Idle, where 4 was {{ItemIcon|Maple Logs}}, 8 was {{ItemIcon|Redwood Logs}}, 15 was {{ItemIcon|Raw Swordfish}}, 16 was {{ItemIcon|Raw Crab}}, 23 was {{ItemIcon|Herring}}, and 42 was {{ItemIcon|Burnt Cave Fish}}. These items must be manually placed in the aforementioned order, so that the first 6 slots of the [[Bank]] contain them. The items were previously required to be in specific quantities, although this requirement was removed in [[V1.1]] meaning that only the specific items and the correct order is required. These specific quantities were discovered by reversing the number sequence, and were as shown below. | ||
{{ItemIcon|Maple Logs|qty=42}}, {{ItemIcon|Redwood Logs|qty=23}}, {{ItemIcon|Raw Swordfish|qty=16}}, {{ItemIcon|Raw Crab|qty=15}}, {{ItemIcon|Herring|qty=8}}, {{ItemIcon|Burnt Cave Fish|qty=4}}. | {{ItemIcon|Maple Logs|qty=42}}, {{ItemIcon|Redwood Logs|qty=23}}, {{ItemIcon|Raw Swordfish|qty=16}}, {{ItemIcon|Raw Crab|qty=15}}, {{ItemIcon|Herring|qty=8}}, {{ItemIcon|Burnt Cave Fish|qty=4}}. | ||
From the release of [[V1.1]], the internal IDs the game uses for referencing objects such as items changed from numeric to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Namespace namespaced] IDs, rendering the original hint largely irrelevant. In addition, the quantity requirement was relaxed, allowing the required items to be of any quantity, as long as they are in the required order. The {{ItemIcon|Burnt Cave Fish}} description was changed to reference the original method - each grouping of three numbers separated by a question mark indicates the item's position within the bank, the item's numeric ID, and the item's quantity in that order. | |||
Once the items have been moved to the first 6 slots within the leftmost tab of the [[Bank]] in the correct order, the {{ItemIcon|Clue Chasers Insignia}} will be automatically awarded. If the amulet is not awarded immediately, the player should swap two of the items and then swap them back into the correct order. If there is already a {{ItemIcon|Clue Chasers Insignia}} in the bank, or if the order of items is wrong, the amulet will not be awarded. If the amulet is equipped, sold or lost, it can be obtained again using the same method. | |||
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The {{PetIcon|Golden Golbin}} is a pet that can only be obtained by getting a {{MonsterIcon|Golbin}} kill count of 42,069. | The {{PetIcon|Golden Golbin}} is a pet that can only be obtained by getting a {{MonsterIcon|Golbin}} kill count of 42,069. | ||
==wherearemylemons== | ==Fanfish== | ||
The {{ItemIcon|Raw Fanfish}} icon shows the fish smiling, however once cooked into a {{ItemIcon|Fanfish}}, the smile is instead replaced with a frown. | |||
<gallery widths="150px"> | |||
File:Raw Fanfish (item).svg|Raw Fanfish | |||
File:Fanfish (item).svg|Cooked Fanfish, now frowning | |||
</gallery> | |||
==Bank Searches== | |||
===wherearemylemons=== | |||
[[File:Making Lemons.png|thumb|Using "wherearemylemons" to add Lemons to the bank.]] | [[File:Making Lemons.png|thumb|Using "wherearemylemons" to add Lemons to the bank.]] | ||
Typing "wherearemylemons" into the [[Bank]] search bar will add a {{ItemIcon|Lemon}} to the player's [[Bank]]. {{ItemIcon|Lemon}}, {{ItemIcon|Lemons}}, and {{ItemIcon|Lemonade}} are joke items added in the [[April Fools Event 2020|April Fools 2020 Event]], patch v0.14.69. | Typing "wherearemylemons" into the [[Bank]] search bar will add a {{ItemIcon|Lemon}} to the player's [[Bank]]. {{ItemIcon|Lemon}}, {{ItemIcon|Lemons}}, and {{ItemIcon|Lemonade}} are joke items added in the [[April Fools Event 2020|April Fools 2020 Event]], patch v0.14.69. | ||
===8=== | |||
Typing "8" into the [[Bank]] search bar will add a {{ItemIcon|8}} to the player's [[Bank]]. On use, it has an 1/8 chance to add 8 new {{ItemIcon|8}}'s to the bank, and has a sell value of {{GP|8}}. This Easter egg was added in the [[v0.15|Alpha v0.15]] update. This can only be done once every 8 seconds. | |||
===uuddlrlrba=== | |||
Typing "uuddlrlrba" into the [[Bank]] search bar causes a fireworks effect to occur for 10 seconds. This effect is otherwise only seen when the player reaches a significant milestone, such as reaching skill level 99 in any [[Skill]]. | |||
The search phrase is a reference to the well-known [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konami_Code Konami Code]. | |||
==Lemon== | ==Lemon== | ||
{{ItemIcon|Lemon}} is an Easter Egg item which was previously given to the player in place of an {{ItemIcon| | {{ItemIcon|Lemon}} is an Easter Egg item which was previously given to the player in place of an {{ItemIcon|Aorpheat's Signet Ring}} piece, when the requirement of wearing a {{ItemIcon|Gold Topaz Ring}} was not met. This was changed to instead drop a Gold Topaz Ring in [[v0.16.3|Alpha v0.16.3]]. See {{ItemIcon|Signet Ring Half (a)}} and {{ItemIcon|Signet Ring Half (b)}} for more details on how to find the {{ItemIcon|Aorpheat's Signet Ring}}. | ||
==Monster and Item Names== | ==Monster and Item Names== | ||
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Once the requirements are met, the {{ItemIcon|Abnormal Log}} will have a 1-in-10,000 (or 0.01%) chance of dropping while pickpocketing the {{Icon|type=thieving|Lumberjack}}. | Once the requirements are met, the {{ItemIcon|Abnormal Log}} will have a 1-in-10,000 (or 0.01%) chance of dropping while pickpocketing the {{Icon|type=thieving|Lumberjack}}. | ||
==Lemon Cake== | |||
[[File:Lemon Cake Cooking UI.png|thumb|Unique recipe UI for the Lemon Cake.]] | |||
{{ItemIcon|Lemon Cake}} and {{ItemIcon|Lemon Cake (Perfect)}} were originally introduced during the [[V0.22|Alpha v0.22]] update, although they could not be legitimately obtained until [[V1.0.3]]. | |||
These items were first added as part of the {{Skill|Cooking}} rework in [[V0.22]], however the recipe for these items unusually has no {{Icon|Mastery}} like other recipes, causing a number of issues when attempting to create the recipe with the intended implementation. As a result, the items were instead added into the game data without any legitimate method to create or obtain them. This was later resolved as part of [[V1.0.3]], being the update in which Cooking became a tick-based skill. | |||
To obtain the [[Lemon Cake]] and its perfect variant, the player must first meet all of the following requirements: | |||
* {{ItemIcon|Red Herring}} and {{ItemIcon|Abnormal Log}} have been obtained previously | |||
* Level 99 {{Icon|Mastery}} in all {{Skill|Cooking}} recipes | |||
Once the requirements are met, [[Lemon Cake]] can be selected as a recipe from the [[Cooking#Furnace|Furnace]] and created like any other cooking recipe. The recipe has a few unique visual elements, namely: | |||
* The item {{Icon|Mastery}} level permanently remains at level 69 with 4.20% progress to the next level. The cake does not actually have any mastery, and these values do not change no matter how many times the recipe is created | |||
* The usual action time icon is replaced a lemon-colored clock | |||
* The {{ItemIcon|Bag of Flour}} and {{ItemIcon|Cream}} icons are alternative versions only seen within this recipe | |||
== Lemon Township == | |||
Released in [[V1.1]], {{Skill|Township}} has a hidden unselectable worship called Lemon. This worship provides no benefits or disadvantages. Its associated unobtainable [[Statue of Worship]] is {{TownshipIcon|Statue of Lemon}}. | |||
In addition, there is a building called the {{TownshipIcon|Lemvor Lemon Stall}} that provides no benefits whatsoever. As of [[V1.1.2]], this building is hidden and cannot be built. | |||
== {{AoD}} Lemvor == | |||
{{AoD}} [[Atlas of Discovery Expansion|Atlas of Discovery]] introduced a new skill, {{Skill|Cartography}} which allows you to discover Points of Interest around the map of Melvor. Most POIs are visible while in sight range of them while others have specific requirements to be able to see. One of these hidden POIs is the Portal to Lemvor. A small map that is a... lemon. | |||
To find this Point of Interest, the player must: | |||
* [[Easter Eggs#wherearemylemons|Find a Lemon]] | |||
* [[Easter Eggs#Cool_Glasses|Find Cool Glasses]] | |||
After wearing the Cool Glasses, the Portal to Lemvor will be visible at (6, 12) in the map of Melvor. The internal location of this POI is (6, 9). Unlike Melvor, Lemvor requires you to spend Lemons to travel around. The player can get an infinite amount of lemons through the bank so there is never an instance where you can get stuck here. | |||
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