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- The Rabbit's Foot is a small talisman carried by Alora as a good luck charm. In the original game her Rabbit's Foot provides no bonuses. However, in the enhanced edition of the game it grants them correctly.
- A Rabbit's Foot is an Item that sometimes drops when a Rabbit is killed.
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- Rabbit's Foot is an Item that was added in Update 0.12.1. It is an important Brewing ingredient. It can be obtained by killing an adult Rabbit. Rabbit's foot can be used to make Potions of Leaping.
- This item can be looted from most level 5-13 beasts.
- Rabbit's foot is an amulet believed to bring good luck. These boards were also sold in Dragon's Cove and Magic Box. However, they are not magic.
- Alexander later uses it to trick the sense gnome of touch.
- When a rabbit's foot is brewed into a water bottle, a Mundane Potion is made. When a rabbit's foot is brewed into an awkward potion, a Potion of Leaping is made.
- The Rabbit's Foot was a modified WUD-500 (also known as an N-class freighter), owned by the Lepi smuggler Jaxxon. The ship was refitted with a pair of quad laser cannons and two ion cannons for weaponry, along with improved hull plating and shields. Jaxxon first purchased the ship on Nar Shaddaa, but even after refitting, it was a troublesome ship to operate. Mechanical problems forced Jaxxon to land on the planet Aduba-3, where he was stranded until he could scrounge up replacement parts. It was on Aduba-3 that Jaxxon met Amaiza Foxtrain, along with the rest of the Star-Hoppers.
- The Rabbit's Foot is a cursed object which can give anyone who touches it incredibly good luck; so much so, that when Sam had it, two people he was fighting knocked themselves out by accident and when Dean had it, no bullets could touch him despite the close range. However, the catch is that if someone inevitably loses the rabbit's foot, the luck turns bad and they die in the next few days, unless they reobtain it to turn their luck around again. Apparently, the only thing the foot doesn't raise one's luck at is the current owner's chances of keeping the foot in his or her possession indefinitely.
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