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In the orphanage, Pinocchio looks at Emma, sadly, before Gordie, walks into the room. He greets Pinocchio before asking him if he can keep a secret. Pinocchio nods and Gordie then takes a wad of cash from his pocket and presents it to the former puppet. He is amazed and asks Gordie where he got it from, he explains that he stole it from the sock drawer and that it's enough to buy them all bus tickets out of away from where they are. Pinocchio asks when Gordie's leaving, "Right now," he tells him before asking him if he wants to come. Pinocchio looks over to Emma in her crib, he tells Gordie that he told his father he'd take care of her, asking if she can come to. "We can't take care of a baby! You wanna stay here for the rest of your life? Be my guest," Gordie says before leaving the room. Gordie is unlocked by completing a dungeon floor. Gaining this pet is based on the amount of experience awarded at once, but divided by the number of players in the party; the more experience granted per floor, the greater the chance of gaining a pet. The chance is not affected by experience boosters. Unlocking resource dungeons does not give a chance of unlocking Gordie. He comes from a family of hoardstalkers, but wishes to become a worldbearer himself so he can travel the world. The highest chance of unlocking Gordie is through doing solo medium floors at 200M Dungeoneering XP.

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Gordie is unlocked by completing a dungeon floor. Gaining this pet is based on the amount of experience awarded at once, but divided by the number of players in the party; the more experience granted per floor, the greater the chance of gaining a pet. The chance is not affected by experience boosters. Unlocking resource dungeons does not give a chance of unlocking Gordie. He comes from a family of hoardstalkers, but wishes to become a worldbearer himself so he can travel the world. The highest chance of unlocking Gordie is through doing solo medium floors at 200M Dungeoneering XP. In the orphanage, Pinocchio looks at Emma, sadly, before Gordie, walks into the room. He greets Pinocchio before asking him if he can keep a secret. Pinocchio nods and Gordie then takes a wad of cash from his pocket and presents it to the former puppet. He is amazed and asks Gordie where he got it from, he explains that he stole it from the sock drawer and that it's enough to buy them all bus tickets out of away from where they are. Pinocchio asks when Gordie's leaving, "Right now," he tells him before asking him if he wants to come. Pinocchio looks over to Emma in her crib, he tells Gordie that he told his father he'd take care of her, asking if she can come to. "We can't take care of a baby! You wanna stay here for the rest of your life? Be my guest," Gordie says before leaving the room. Pinocchio seems disappointed at this before asking the boy to wait. He turns back to Emma and stands over her crib once more. "I'm sorry, Emma," he whispers in all sincerity. He kisses his hand before placing it upon the baby's forehead, he then follows on with the other children. ("The Stranger")