| Aesop's Grapevine | |
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Origin |
Aesop |
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Type |
Grapevine |
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Effects |
Ensnares whomever wants to harm the planter |
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Downsides |
Effects |
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Activation |
Planting |
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Collected by |
Gnaeus Marcus Rubidicon |
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Section |
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Aisle |
905604-3372 |
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Shelf |
498951-6047-238 |
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Date of Collection |
201 AD |
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Origin[]
Aesop is considered one of the most famous storytellers in recorded history, renowned for his numerous fables, or life stories using animals and objects. Originally a Grecian slave, he used his intelligence to gain his freedom and become a royal advisor to several cities and rulers.
Effects[]
When planted, it ensnares whomever means to harm the activator until they realize that vengeance is not a solution.
Collection[]
It was collected in 201 AD by Warehouse 3 agent Gnaeus Marcus Rubidicon on personal request of emperor Septimius Severus, who found this particular artifact extremely intriguing.