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The Lost & Found is a room in Blue Prince. It is listed on the Found Floorplans page in the Room Directory.
The Lost & Found is permanently added to the draft pool after finding the floorplan on the Estate.
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This section contains spoilers for finding the Lost & Found.
The location of the room is hidden in the underground map, found either in the Torch Chamber or the Reservoir. Using the Magnifying Glass on the underground map legend, right under the ninth item, reveals a tenth item: "10. Buried Floorplan". Using the Magnifying Glass to inspect the corridor down from the Basement will reveal a number 10 marked on the map. Digging it up will permanently add the Lost & Found to the pool of rooms.
Once added, the Lost & Found cannot be drafted horizontally into either Rank 1 location west or east of the Entrance Hall, either from the Entrance Hall or from either of the corners. It can still be drafted in either of those positions from Rank 2.
The Lost & Found contains two rare items from the following list. The items may appear on either of the room's two tables. Unlike similar rooms with fixed items like the Closet, the number of items can be increased by high luck.
If none of the above items are available, a Silver Key and cupcake can also spawn. The Silver Key can spawn this way even if is it not available in the item pool, i.e. due to spawning elsewhere. No more items spawn after these two, not even with high luck.
The Lost & Found also initially contains a pink-themed Mora Jai Box on one of the tables.
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This Mora Jai Box can be solved in a minimum of 4 presses, not including the final step of locking in the corners. One such solution is given by the following:
This Mora Jai Box can be solved in a minimum of 4 presses, not including the final step of locking in the corners. One such solution is as follows:
The box contains an Allowance Token. The box never spawns again once it has been solved, meaning that the token can only be acquired once and can be permanently missed if it is not collected when the box is solved.
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This section contains spoilers for misplaced items.
After being drafted enough times, a few documents and other objects around the estate will be lost and instead appear on the shelves in the Lost & Found:
If you've found a new clue, you know what to do.
What exactly causes objects to appear in the Lost & Found?
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This section contains spoilers for significance of clue = 3.
"CLUE = 3" is relevant for the Family Core.
Entering the Lost & Found will immediately remove one special item from the player's inventory at random. A message appears stating which item has been lost when this effects triggers. Players are advised to take stock of their inventory before entering the Lost & Found.
Every special item in the game can be lost in the Lost & Found. The effect triggers each time the player enters, meaning that repeatedly leaving and entering the Lost & Found will completely deplete their inventory. Entering with an empty inventory has no effect. Lost & Found cannot remove dice, allowance tokens or other resource items.
Items lost to the Lost & Found are not re-added to the item pool, meaning they can't usually be found again on the same day.
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[Upgrade Spoiler: Parlor] Drafting the Lost & Found will cause an additional 1
to appear in the Funeral Parlor prize box when it is opened. [Upgrade Spoiler: Closet] Drafting the Empty Closet from the Lost & Found will cause it to contain four items instead of none.
[Outer Room: Shrine] After drafting the Lost & Found with Blessing of the General active, if there are Red Rooms in at least five different ranks, the player immediately gains 5. [Outer Room: Shrine] Drafting the Lost & Found while cursed will cause the player to lose 1, 1
, 1 and 1
. [Outer Room: Shelter] Drafting the Lost & Found under the effect of the Shelter will disable its negative effect, meaning no items are lost on entry.
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