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WendyDarling wrote:
Hey, I don't see a horn
And I tried to put the festival stuff on it and it told me a weak Pegahorn can't wear accessories
How did you get the festival duds off your squabbit?
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Wendy - on your ShagCat game, have you managed to get the painting inside the castle restored? My DH is playing the game, and he has the painting (but not the tapestry that Fahleed makes) but he hasn't completed the quests giving Raphael the portraits. I can't figure out what I need to do to get Raphael to produce that painting. I could swear I need to give him all his inspirartional portraits, but of course, it's taking forever for them to drop at Gobholme.
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Wendy -- Maybe the front half is a PEGAsus and the back half is a uniCORN? And Tirama asks a great question. How DID you get the Festival stuff off of your squabitt? And were they even wearable? It seems Buddy (?) lived in them ever since you bought them! 
Do you have the "cure the pegacorn" quests?
Tirama -- It's been so long that I don't remember how the castle painting got restored. Does DH remember? I thought the inspirational portraits had something to do with expanding Raphael's Gallery. But I could be totall wrong. Again, it's been a long time.
I was just about to update the game but if I get into problems I want to be able to get in touch with someone. I've waited this long, I can wait another couple of days.
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Well, I got my last portrait but all Raphael did is tell me about a relic in Ancient Pond. Maybe I have to do something for one of the other characters to trigger a Raphael quest for something he needs to complete the painting.
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The festival outfit is still on Buddy, Horny is naked. Although I might have to change his name to Unhorny
. I have to find 8 medical runes, I'm up to 1.
I have a picture of Ran the Owl and the Pocket Dragon at the back right, that's done, the closest one, looks like it will be a uni(pega)corn infront of the castle, isn't restored yet. Raphael wants me to go to Dawnhope caverns next, but but that needs level 33 and I'm only 30 so it won't be until later this week.
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I've triggered the quest to get the painting repaired. You have to upgrade Triffedore's place to level 3. I haven't received a quest to do that, but I did have a quest to play minis that wouldn't unlock unless place was upgraded.
Then Triffledore introduces you to Raphael, who needs assorted stuff. I hate the way the quests come in for people who didn't start playing at the very beginning. And since this is the first release for iPad, there's no excuse. I should not have received quests to upgrade Raphael's place before I'm introduced to him. Whatever. Hope I can get that darn painting fixed in time.
Eeeek! Raphael gives you three quests before the painting is fixed: I had to find the dust, which I only recently had but gave to Quinn, then some assorted flowers which I had on hand, then golden oak (no problem) and poster glue (which I have but need for the final Yura Quest).
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I just upgraded Triffledore's to 3 for a quest, I don't know if I've been back since I started it.
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hello, I'm playing again, on PC, because I need a one free hand for a cigar, martini or some calming pills
And I swear if I see the owl again at the beginning, I shall apply the cheat engine on AK ,maximizes diamonds on 9999999999 and I will give them to those who pluck her wings, one by one feather at the time, - with rusty pliers!!!
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I have no idea what I clicked on, or should I say, tapped on, but I'm missing some crytsals from my iPad game. I know I had 141 and I thought I earned a couple more, but I'm down to 139. 
I checked the pet store and my squabbit hasn't gone shopping without my knowledge, so I'm stumped.
On the PC game, I just finished a series of quests for Prince Edric and found door orbs 4,5 and 6.
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I didn't know that we cen get the second pet for cristals and I spent a lot, and just get quest to buy one for 150 cristals.,
I remember when I play before( my game crash), the second pet could be buy for real many. But it is not a problem, just that this version is stable so I'm slowly will raise the crystals.
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