The Bardic Unicorn
Gaming tips and inspiration!
The “Wild Painting Right Half” is half of a pretty cool set of screens. The “Wild Painting Right Half” is sometimes fake. The fake is pretty clever – it just changes the color scheme! If you hadn’t guessed, if you take both the Wild Half Right and the Wild Half Left, and put them side by side – you get […]
The “Informative Statue” is very helpful if you want to learn about language. It’s actually the Rosetta Stone! (Not that one. The real one.) The “Informative Statue” is sometimes fake… and haunted! It’s quite easy to tell them apart, I think. Once placed in the museum, the description provided on the plaque will read, Rosetta Stone – Artist Unknown – […]
The “Motherly Statue” is kind of cute! It depicts the kids from that famous Romulus and Remus story. The “Motherly Statue” is sometimes fake. I also actually love the fake version – it is so incredibly derpy. Once placed in the museum, the description provided on the plaque will read, Capitoline Wolf – Artist Unknown, 5th century BCE Bronze This […]
The “Basic Painting” is pretty basic. Just without the PSL, boots, and vests. The “Basic Painting” is sometimes fake. You can tell when the bad haircut gets somehow, worse. Once placed in the museum, the description provided on the plaque will read, The Blue Boy, Thomas Gainsborough, 1770 Oil on canvas Gainsborough was known for his innovative use of colors […]
The “Quaint Painting” is sometimes genuine. To be sure, pay attention to the milk! The “Quaint Painting” is sometimes fake. In the fake version, the flow of the milk gets a lot wider. You have to look closely as it’s a pretty small detail! Once placed in the museum, the description provided on the plaque will read, The Milkmaid, Johannes […]
The “Ancient Statue” is cute and old. The “ Ancient Statue” is sometimes fake… and haunted! If you place it at night, the eyes will light up. Even more fun, if you click on it when it is glowing – it flies! Once placed in the museum, the description provided on the plaque will read, Jōmon Period “Dogū” Figurine Shakōki-dogū, […]