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Wishing Well
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“What are the probabilities of this working?”
“I wish... to see the world burn.”
“Should Wolfgang take a chance?”
“I wish for the end to be quick.”
“PROBABILITY OF COIN YIELDING REWARD IS LESS THAN 100%”
“Normally I don't like to take chances.”
“What should I wish for, Lucy?”
“Shall I take a chance?”
“The probabilities of this fountain working are dependant on the value of my sacrifice.”
“May Ödin favör me töday!”
“We should wish for world peace.”
“What's the harm in wishing?”
“Does Lady Luck smile upon me today?”
“Shall I throw m'luck to th'wind?”
“FORTUNE FOUNTAIN SMILE 'PON WILBA”
“Wishy water”
“I wish... I could fly away from here.”
The Wishing Well is a naturally-spawning structure exclusive to the Hamlet DLC that can be found in some rooms of the Ancient Pig Ruins.
Players can give treasures to the Wishing Well, in exchange for a chance for getting healed and curing Poison. The amount of health healed is equal to 125% of its percentage chance for successfully triggering the healing. For example, a Gold Nugget has an 80% chance to trigger healing, and will heal 100 
when the effect occurs.
Acceptable Treasures
| Item | Chance | restored if working
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Average restored / item
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|---|---|---|---|
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4% | 5 | 0.2 |
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20% | 25 | 5 |
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40% | 50 | 20 |
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80% | 100 | 80 |
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100% | 500 | 500 |
End's Well
“I should offer it something.”
“There's something different about this well.”
“Spooky water not frighten Wolfgang.”
“It taps into the darkness of this world.”
“REQUIRES PAYMENT TO UNLEASH HORRORS”
“Quite brackish water.”
“That well's been contaminated.”
“Finally a chance to get something I wish for.”
“Fantastic! An unending deposit of dark fuel!”
“A well that springs cursed things.”
“Not too sure we should mess with black water.”
“I wish... this wasn't so creepy.”
“This water is not food safe.”
“Na'a drop ta'drink.”
“ALLS WELL WITH ENDS WELL”
“Not good water. Not good”
“I'm going to avoid drinking that water.”
The End's Well can be found in a room of the Ancient Pig Ruins containing the Aporkalypse Calendar on the 5th island. While in its room, a deep, ambient humming sound can be heard. It appears to contain a whirlpool of Nightmare Fuel.
The End's Well accepts a larger variety of items than a regular Wishing Well does[1]. When a non-gem item is given to the End's Well, either a Crawling Nightmare or a Nightmarebeak will appear and begin to attack the player. But if a non-purple gem is given to the End's Well, it has a chance to throw out one Purple Gem. The chance for Purple Gems is based on the item given, shown on the table.
| Item | Loots |
|---|---|
    
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 (30%),  (20%),  ×1 (50%)
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×1 (50%), ×3 (50%)
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| Other Tradable Items | (60%), (40%)
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Tips
- Rather than throwing in Tenpiece Oincs, it's much more efficient to throw in Gold if not in emergency, since Gold can be purchased with Tenpiece Oincs at Swinesbury Mineral Exchange.
- Players can turn basic items into Purple Gems at the End's Well by giving them to the well, killing the Shadow Creatures that spawn, and then giving the Nightmare Fuel received back to the Well.
Bugs
- Dubloons cannot be thrown.
Trivia
- The End's Well may be a reference to All's Well That Ends Well, a play by William Shakespeare. ("All's Well That Ends Well" was also the reference for the All's Well That's Maxwell Update.)
Gallery
Wickerbottom at the Wishing Well.
Wickerbottom giving Nightmare Fuel to the End's Well.
References
- ↑ Items that have 'tradable' component
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