MapleStory Quest

Buffoon's Grandpa Clock

Etc · Etc · item #4000132

Buffoon's Grandpa Clock is an Etc item in MapleStory Classic World. The client describes it: “A massive, old grandfather clock that a Buffoon wields as a weapon.” An NPC pays 74 mesos for one.

Changed in the Public Release Read from the Public Release client, which changed it on : see what changed.

What the Public Release changed

Description: the text changed

Closed Online Test 2 An old, humongous grandfather's clock Buffoon uses as a weapon.

Public Release A massive, old grandfather clock that a Buffoon wields as a weapon.

From the client diff, Closed Online Test 2 to the Public Release. Every change in the release

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Buffoon's Grandpa Clock icon

Etc · #4000132

In the client's words

verbatim

A massive, old grandfather clock that a Buffoon wields as a weapon.

NPC pays
74
if you sell it

How to get it

nothing recorded

Nothing in the dataset accounts for this item. That is a gap in what has been written down, not a claim that it cannot be got.

Drop tables
cover 61 of the 92 monsters in the Public Release (and 88 of the 97 only Closed Online Test 2 had), and they are an older version’s tables joined to this snapshot by name, so a drop that only exists here is not in them.
Shop stock
is community-recorded for 31 recorded shop windows in the Public Release (and 10 only Closed Online Test 2 had); a shopkeeper nobody has written up stocks nothing as far as this page can tell.
Recipes and quests
are the client’s own, so those three answers - crafted, handed over, paid out - are as complete as the snapshot is.
Reactors
are absent from the export entirely. Anything that comes out of a box has to be recorded by hand, and only the boxes a quest names have been.

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in the client's order