Quest Items
Cute Rabbit Mask. Wear this mask to fly away to the moon... | Weight: 20 (Deco Mask)
Rappelz Tournament Item Database
Cute Rabbit Mask. Wear this mask to fly away to the moon... | Weight: 20 (Deco Mask)
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Cute Rabbit Mask. Wear this mask to fly away to the moon... | Weight: 20 (Deco Mask)
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Linked quest: Rabbit Burrow
1 Atlas quest reference relationships are connected to this item.
Base Game · Atlas Reference
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