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[[File:Remnant-ii-material-tfk-regurgitated-spiny-sac.png|right|Regurgitated Spiny Sac]] | [[File:Remnant-ii-material-tfk-regurgitated-spiny-sac.png|right|Regurgitated Spiny Sac]] | ||
<span class="dlc tfk">The Forgotten Kingdom DLC</span> | |||
Give to [[Ava McCabe (Remnant II)|McCabe]] at [[:Category:Ward 13 (Remnant II)|Ward 13]] to craft the [[Thorn]] [[:Category:Long Guns (Remnant II)|long gun]]. | Give to [[Ava McCabe (Remnant II)|McCabe]] at [[:Category:Ward 13 (Remnant II)|Ward 13]] to craft the [[Thorn]] [[:Category:Long Guns (Remnant II)|long gun]]. | ||
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''"All things have their place in the natural order of the world, and the kuri kuri bird is a testament to this truth. Its nest, crafted from the corpses of creatures that strike fear in most, is a solemn reminder that no matter the power one may possess, it can never be enough."'' | ''"All things have their place in the natural order of the world, and the kuri kuri bird is a testament to this truth. Its nest, crafted from the corpses of creatures that strike fear in most, is a solemn reminder that no matter the power one may possess, it can never be enough."'' | ||
[[Category:Crafting Materials]] | [[Category:Materials (Remnant II)]] [[Category:Crafting Materials]] [[Category:Materials (The Forgotten Kingdom)]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:31, 31 May 2024

The Forgotten Kingdom DLC
Give to McCabe at Ward 13 to craft the Thorn long gun.
Obtained by leaving the Kuri Kuri Egg in its nest, undisturbed, in the Ancient Canopy on Yaesha (i.e., do NOT take it). Return later to find a Kuri Kuri bird, which promptly hacks up the Regurgitated Spiny Sac as you approach it.
Lore
It looks like a regurgitated piece of deadwood. Probably because that's what it is. Those thorns couldn't have felt too good in that giant bird's stomach. In any case, there must be some practical use for something so sturdy and nasty.
"All things have their place in the natural order of the world, and the kuri kuri bird is a testament to this truth. Its nest, crafted from the corpses of creatures that strike fear in most, is a solemn reminder that no matter the power one may possess, it can never be enough."