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The '''Ponos Boots''' are | The '''Ponos Boots''' are [[StarCitizen:Footwear|boots]] manufactured by [[StarCitizen:R6 Pro]].<ref name="ig3221">{{Cite game|build=[[StarCitizen:Star Citizen Alpha 3.22.1|Alpha 3.22.1]]|accessdate=2024-04-28}}</ref> | ||
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In Greek mythology, "Ponos" (Πόνος in Greek) is personified as the spirit of labor, toil, and hardship.<ref name="LCQ2412">{{Cite RSI|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/20364-Loremakers-Community-Questions|text=Loremaker: Community Questions|accessdate=2025-01-02}}</ref> | In Greek mythology, "Ponos" (Πόνος in Greek) is personified as the spirit of labor, toil, and hardship.<ref name="LCQ2412">{{Cite RSI|url=https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/spectrum-dispatch/20364-Loremakers-Community-Questions|text=Loremaker: Community Questions|accessdate=2025-01-02}}</ref> | ||
Latest revision as of 13:09, 14 June 2026
The Ponos Boots are boots manufactured by StarCitizen:R6 Pro.<ref name="ig3221">Template:Cite game</ref>
Description
Ports
Acquisition
Crafting
Related
Development
The female version of Ponos was implemented in Alpha 3.13.0.<ref name="ingame3130">Template:Cite game</ref>
Trivia
In Greek mythology, "Ponos" (Πόνος in Greek) is personified as the spirit of labor, toil, and hardship.<ref name="LCQ2412">Template:Cite RSI</ref>
References
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