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Red Squirrel Decoration Pet
File:Red Squirrel Decoration Pet icon.png
Summons a red squirrel pet.

Cooldown: 10 seconds
Decoration 
Weight: 0
Value: Gold 100
No Trade
File:SotA RedTufted Squirrel Pet.jpg
Available in Fall into Winter Telethon of the Avatar.

Own your very own Red Squirrel pet! Your Red Squirrel can be summoned as a companion to follow you around, or palced on your property as a decoration pet!

Digital Purchase

Crown Shop
Name: Red Squirrel Decoration Pet (Vault Edition)

Price: Crown of the Obsidians700

Updated: Unknown
Crown Shop pricing does not reflect sales. Some items are seasonal or limited and are listed for historical information. Availability not guaranteed.

You can purchase this item in the Crown Shop with Crowns of the Obsidians (COTO's).

To help support Shroud of the Avatar, you can purchase additional COTO's from the in-game Crown Shop or from the website Add-On Store.

FROM THE VAULT: This rare, previously expired item has been temporarily released from The Vault. It will only be available for a limited time before going back into The Vault. Items from The Vault are differentiated from their expired versions via the "Vault Edition" moniker appended to the item name.

The original, non-heritage item is a prize that was provided to all players who pledged at least $5 during the Fall into Winter Telethon of the Avatar, because the minimum of $50,000 was raised.[1]

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