- SAFETY: Varying
- FREQUENCY: Infrequent
- USE: Multiple
- DANGER LEVEL: Low
- HAZARDS:
- Psychological Damage
DESCRIPTION
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Lucky O' Milk is a drink that is made primarily of soybeans, which can be found within most Levels of The Backrooms but isn't as common as Almond Water and Energy Drinks, as it appears to be somewhat uncommon. Lucky O' Milk always comes in glass milk bottles and can be found in most areas at any kind of Level.
Lucky O' Milk comes in various flavors like plain, chocolate, strawberry, and banana, among others, which all have varying rarities. These all have varying effects, with some being mostly positive ones, but some may have negative long-term effects.
Plain Lucky O' Milk is the most common type of Lucky O' Milk and it is white in color, with it being the most widespread flavor across The Backrooms. The plain flavor has the least effects out of the four and tastes like soy milk found in Baseline Reality. The only effect this flavor possesses is that it appears to grant the consumers a small amount of increased luck, the plain flavor seems to somehow cause some other objects to appear more often for the traveler. The way the drink does this is unknown and is an anomaly due to it.
Chocolate Lucky O' Milk is as common as the plain flavor but isn't as widespread due to it possessing negative long-term effects, and it appears brown. The flavor has a strangely strong flavor chocolate and possesses the same "luck increasing" effect as its plain counterpart, but the flavor also appears to possess some negative effects, such as causing thirst, and it also appears to drain one's sanity, similar to Cashew Juice, making this flavor somewhat dangerous to consume.
Strawberry Lucky O' Milk is the rarest of the four notable flavors of Lucky O' Milk and isn't very common within most Levels, with it appearing pink in color, and has only been recorded to be found within a few such as, Level 11, Level 20, and Level 21. The flavor has a similar strong taste to chocolate, but tastes, of course, more strawberry tasting. The flavor possesses the greatest effects, with it increasing luck more than the plain flavor, and also possesses similar sanity-increasing effects as Almond Water. The flavor also appears to help with insomnia and seems to have similar effects to caffeine for unknown reasons, and due to the flavor having the most positive effects it is the most sought after, further increasing its rarity slightly.
Banana Lucky O' Milk is slightly less common than its plain and chocolate counterparts but is more common when compared to strawberry, this flavor appears as a pastel yellow. The flavor tastes strongly like banana, and possesses no known effects when consuming it, making it not used often because it is mostly useless, only acting as a normal drink.
Lucky O' Milk has also had two other flavors in the past, but these inexplicably vanished for unknown reasons, with the last sighting of these two flavors being around 1985 to 1988. These two flavors were vanilla and matcha. Vanilla shared the same luck-increasing effect as plain and chocolate but also appeared to relieve traveler's back pains, and it appeared identical to plain in color, while matcha shared the same positive effects as strawberry, but didn't have the same luck-increasing effect, it instead drained sanity like chocolate and decreased one's luck, making it heavily avoided, and it appeared a pastel green.
USES
Due to the effects of Lucky O' Milk, it can be used in many different ways such as a means for increasing your luck, as a way to sleep easier in The Backroom, or it can also be used to relieve one's stress similar to Almond Water. It can also be used as simply a drink, as it pertains to the same effects as normal drinks.
DISCOVERY
Lucky O' Milk was first discovered in Level 1, with the other flavors being discovered at the same Level, excluding strawberry with it being first discovered in Level 21. Although, it is presumed that others have discovered it before its first documentation, due to it being relatively common to come across.
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