Add clearer Dyeworks explainer
I uhhh literally didn't know Dyeworks was a gacha system until Kaye from the Owls team told me lmao I should maybe uhh read more guides instead of assuming I've osmosed things correctly oops!
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- if @items[:dyeworks].present?
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%h2 Dyeworks items
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:markdown
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These are recolored "Dyeworks" variants of items. First get the "base"
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item, then get a Dyeworks Hue Brew Potion, and combine them in the
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[Dyeworks][dyeworks] section of the NC Mall! Potions can also be bought in
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bundles of 5 or 10.
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These are recolored "Dyeworks" variants of items. Dyeworks is a game of
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chance: if you have the "base" item and a Dyeworks Hue Brew Potion, you can
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[combine them][dyeworks] to receive a random color variant. You keep both
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the new item *and* the base item.
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If you don't get the color you want, you can use another potion to try
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again. It's also common for users to exchange the variants they don't want
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via "NC Trading". (Potions can be bought individually, or in bundles of 5
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or 10.)
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[dyeworks]: https://www.neopets.com/mall/dyeworks/
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