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Exposure to irrigo causes severe memory loss; overexposure to it can result in total ego death. Continuous exposure to irrigo can also cause thick, bony plates to grow over one's eyes, creating disgusting eyeless skulls.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Struggle_for_the_exit|Struggle for the exit|Fallen London|}}</ref> The [[Cave of the Nadir]] is filled with dangerous irrigo radiation,<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/The_Catafalquerie|The Catafalquerie|Fallen London|}}</ref> so explorers use tea brewed from Ray-Drenched Cinders to protect themselves.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Enter_the_Cave_of_the_Nadir|Enter the Cave of the Nadir|Fallen London|}}</ref> | Exposure to irrigo causes severe memory loss; overexposure to it can result in total ego death. Continuous exposure to irrigo can also cause thick, bony plates to grow over one's eyes, creating disgusting eyeless skulls.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Struggle_for_the_exit|Struggle for the exit|Fallen London|}}</ref> The [[Cave of the Nadir]] is filled with dangerous irrigo radiation,<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/The_Catafalquerie|The Catafalquerie|Fallen London|}}</ref> so explorers use tea brewed from Ray-Drenched Cinders to protect themselves.<ref>{{Citation|https://fallenlondon.wiki/wiki/Enter_the_Cave_of_the_Nadir|Enter the Cave of the Nadir|Fallen London|}}</ref> | ||
While Neathbow colors come in many different shades,<ref> | While Neathbow colors come in many different shades,<ref>{{Citation|https://discord.com/invite/failbettergames|Bruno (FBG)|Failbetter Games Discord Server|}}''"The neathbow colors contain different shades, just like real colors"''</ref> irrigo is usually depicted as an intense, radioactive-looking purple.<ref>{{Citation|https://discord.com/invite/failbettergames|Bruno (FBG)|Failbetter Games Discord Server|}}''"Irrigo is usually more of a bright violet; it has that radioactive/laser sort of connotation [r]ather than the bruised-plum tone on the [Monstrous Anatomy] icon"''</ref> | ||
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"I is for IRRIGO. No one remembers why. Irrigo colours the forgotten corners of home."[1]
The most easily found color of the Neathbow, irrigo is the unremembered color, the light of absence.[2] Its name comes from the Latin irrigo, meaning to flood or overwhelm, or, even more suitably, to diffuse or shed.
Properties
Exposure to irrigo causes severe memory loss; overexposure to it can result in total ego death. Continuous exposure to irrigo can also cause thick, bony plates to grow over one's eyes, creating disgusting eyeless skulls.[3] The Cave of the Nadir is filled with dangerous irrigo radiation,[4] so explorers use tea brewed from Ray-Drenched Cinders to protect themselves.[5]
While Neathbow colors come in many different shades,[6] irrigo is usually depicted as an intense, radioactive-looking purple.[7]
Uses
Irrigo can be infused into objects,[8] and Midnighters use shrines and robes that are draped in this color to perform their rites.[9] The Irrepressible notably uses powerful irrigo weaponry.[10] Irrigo seems to internally retain the memories it steals, so Fluke-Cores often have years worth of histories and experiences stored within them.[11]
Gallery
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A Shrine to St. Joshua. -
An eyeless skull. -
The Gate of the Nadir -
Irrigo fog. Beware. -
A Nodule of Violet Amber. -
A Pair of Irrigo Goggles. -
A Strange-Shore Parabola Suit. -
A Strange-Shore Parabola Frock. -
A cobweb in the Nadir. Charming. -
A stone altar in the Nadir. -
A Fluke-Core. Mourn the mind that has passed. -
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Irrigo anemones on the zee-floor.
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