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| rdfs:comment | - Poachers' Dens only begin to appear in Chapter 3. Here, any monsters that have been Poached will be turned into items that can be bought. Poached items are typically far less expensive then their counterparts in the Outfitters. Rare items can also be bought this way. All items sold to the Poachers' Den will remain there as part of its inventory. They can be bought again for the same price as they were sold.
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| abstract | - Poachers' Dens only begin to appear in Chapter 3. Here, any monsters that have been Poached will be turned into items that can be bought. Poached items are typically far less expensive then their counterparts in the Outfitters. Rare items can also be bought this way. All items sold to the Poachers' Den will remain there as part of its inventory. They can be bought again for the same price as they were sold. There's also an unused chapter 1 background, hinting that poaching at one point during development was intended to be available right at the start. Poaching only becomes available in chapter 3, so this picture is never used. All the extra items that were introduced in the PSP version gotten from Melee and Rendezvous; the player will unlock these items upon finishing the game in the iOS version. After the credits have finished rolling, the game will auto-save and all the PSP items will appear in the Poachers' Den.
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