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- (Carefully) Examine an Unlawful Device
- A Distant Gleam
- Acquire a Highly-Illegal Experimental Egg Augmentation Device
- Acquire a tragic armoire from an Eyebrowless Scholar
- Ask her to teach you what she knows about the Red Science
- Assess your Progress regarding the (Project Name)/Palaeontological Research
- Assess your Progress regarding the (Project Name)/Raising Stat Caps
- Basalt, silence, dissolution (Waswood)
- Complete and test the Betrayer of Measures
- Conclude your study of the mysterious brickwork
- Direct Your Own Research
- Dream Up A New Experiment
- Duplicate the Vake's skull and use it to decorate your (Skeleton Type)
- Duplicate the skull of John the Baptist, if you can call that a skull
- Duplicate your own skull and affix it here
- Examine the contraption with your own two eyes
- Examine the contraption with your own two eyes (Waswood)
- Finish the study of the Aged Egg
- Finish your Inquiry into the Filtration of Light
- Finish your work resizing a human ribcage using the Red Science
- Finish your work resizing a warbler skeleton using the Red Science
- Imagine a Device for Duplicating Bones
- Imagine the Betrayal of Measurement
- Inquiry into the Filtration of Light
- Listen closely to a Night-Whisper
- Measure the measureless
- Raise your Artisan of the Red Science further
- Rely on April
- Study the Prelapsarian history of the Red Science
- The Trials of Patience
- Transpose the concepts of In and Out
- Use what you know of the unknowable
- User:PSGarak/Sandbox/ScalingExample
