Regal Crown
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| Regal Crown | |||
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| White Regal Crown | |||
| Heavy is the head. (KS-sponsored by SolsticeStar) | |||
| Type |  Accessory
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| Obtainment Method | File:White Regal Bundle.png Regal Bundle,  Wheatley & Crowley
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| Cost | 7,000 
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| Sell Price | 700
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| Nature |  Lonely,  Nervous
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| Position | Missing Position | ||
| Rarity | 
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| Debut Date | Missing Date | ||
The Regal Crown is an Accessory item, and was designed by a Kickstarter backer.
Appearance
An intricate crown made of metals, its center displays a large diamond shaped gem. Three smaller accenting gems appear on each spike of the crown. A glowing orb hovers above the head of a cat.
Obtainment
- Purchased from Wheatley and Crowley for 7,000 .
- Always obtained when opening File:White RegalRegal Crown Bundle.png Regal Bundles.
- A Regal Crown can be dyed by Furze into other color variants.
Usage
The Regal Crown is an accessory item that can be worn by catfolk.
Gallery
Icons
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White Regal Crown
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Pink Regal Crown
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Red Regal Crown
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Orange Regal Crown
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Yellow Regal Crown
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Green Regal Crown
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Teal Regal Crown
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Blue Regal Crown
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Purple Regal Crown
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Brown Regal Crown
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Grey Regal Crown
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Black Regal Crown
Dye Colors
- White Dye Gallery
- Pink Dye Gallery
- Red Dye Gallery
- Orange Dye Gallery
- Yellow Dye Gallery
- Green Dye Gallery
- Teal Dye Gallery
- Blue Dye Gallery
- Purple Dye Gallery
- Brown Dye Gallery
- Grey Dye Gallery
- Black Dye Gallery
See Also
| Regal Accessory Set | |||||||||
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Regal Anklets | 
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Regal Bracelets | ||||||
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Regal Crown | 
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Regal Earrings | ||||||
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Regal Phoenix Mantle | 
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Regal Shimmer | ||||||
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Regal Tail Wrap | ||||||||
Trivia
- The Regal Crown was sponsored by user SolsticeStar #58 as part of the "Design an Accessory" Kickstarter reward tier.
- The description is a reference to the phrase "Heavy is the head that wears the crown", which originates from Shakespeare's play Henry IV, Part 2.
