Pixie (item)

Pixie is an item.

Standard Use

 * If not charged: 3 random non-common and non-Scare Spells are shown. The user can choose 1 of the 3 spells to charge the Pixie with.
 * If charged: Cast the charged spell. Then:
 * If the Pixie has cast/had siphoned less than a total of 20 spells, the Pixie moves to a random other player's inventory with 3 more random non-common and non-Scare Spells to choose from shown on its next standard use.
 * If the Pixie has cast/had siphoned a total of 20 spells, the Pixie leaves the game.

Event Use

 * Give to the Greedy Goblin of the Archaeology Dig; instantly beats the challenge.
 * Feed to the Starving Monster of the Archaeology Dig; randomly either counts as 2 food items, counts as 3 food items, or counts as 1 food item but kills the Starving Monster.
 * Feed to the Big Mouth Monster of the Dungeon Crawl.
 * Feed to The Bear! in the Mellow Bear subevent to avoid being killed.
 * Use against a Small Golem, Big(ger/gest) Golem, Demon Eye, or Cursed Gate challenge in the Archaeology Dig or use against a bad guy in The Wild West. The Pixie will then move on to another player or leave the game (determined by the same conditions as the standard use.)

Skill Use

 * Generic Living-related skill use (Sexual Ritual)
 * Harvest Power; can be used to siphon the currently charged spell. The Pixie moves to a random other player's inventory with 3 more random non-common and non-Scare Spells to choose from shown on its next standard use, unless the siphoned spell was the last of the 20, in which case the Pixie leaves the game.

Other Item Use

 * Generic Living-related other item use (Lure Whistle, Deadly Virus, Mystery Mixer, Unstable Mutagen)

Item Combining
None

Strategy
TBD

How To Obtain

 * Generic random item-givers (Multiversal Flux, D6, Opal Necklace, Auction, Minigames)
 * Generic random Living item-givers (Baetylus, Inflatable Egg, Unstable Mutagen)

Events

 * Pixie Fixed Chance Phase or Improbability Device queued event
 * Use an Improbability Device against the Damaged Construct of the Archaeology Dig