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#375 Dimensional Egg

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This unique egg is laid by an unknown species. If you look inside the egg, you see a reflection of another dimension, which is different from egg to egg. The use of this egg is unknown, but since magical energy emanates from it, the benefit in magic will be great. Unfortunately, these eggs are rarely found.

Release Date February 21, 2023

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