What Do You Mean It's Phlebotinum?: Difference between revisions
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Compare [[Mundane Solution]], [[Worthless Yellow Rocks]], [[Solid Gold Poop]], [[MacGyvering]], [[Powered by a Forsaken Child]]. |
Compare [[Mundane Solution]], [[Worthless Yellow Rocks]], [[Solid Gold Poop]], [[MacGyvering]], [[Powered by a Forsaken Child]]. |
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To truly fit in this trope, the material should be of ''immediate use'' |
To truly fit in this trope, the material should be of ''immediate use''—serve as fuel, weapons, medicine, field repair parts, etc. |
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If it's valuable as raw material or for monetary value, it's very close to an inverted [[Worthless Yellow Rocks]], and should first be considered for addition there. |
If it's valuable as raw material or for monetary value, it's very close to an inverted [[Worthless Yellow Rocks]], and should first be considered for addition there. |
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[[Category:Applied Phlebotinum]] |
[[Category:Applied Phlebotinum]] |
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[[Category:One Man's Trash Is Another's Treasure]] |
[[Category:One Man's Trash Is Another's Treasure]] |
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