| id |
308 |
| name |
Altar of Celestial Convergence |
| icon |
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| quality |
5 |
| difficulty |
4 |
| requiresLead |
1 |
| isRepeatable |
1 |
| rewardId |
2359 |
| zoneId |
888 |
| setId |
0 |
| setName |
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| setIcon |
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| setQuality |
-1 |
| setRewardId |
-1 |
| setCount |
-1 |
| categoryId |
26 |
| categoryOrder |
4 |
| categoryName |
Craglorn |
| categoryIcon |
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| categoryCount |
10 |
| loreName1 |
Verita Numida |
| loreDescription1 |
Nedic architecture--my specialty! This shrine conforms to the Nedic architectural aesthetics we found in Craglorn, with a few notable exceptions. The central element strongly resembles a Mundus Stone, but I don't recognize the constellation. |
| loreName2 |
Reginus Buca |
| loreDescription2 |
For once, we agree! Culturally distinct constellations do exist, but the Nedes' conception of the stars mirrors our own in more ways than I can count. Perhaps they meant to re-write the stars in some way? To merge traditional archetypes into new wholes? |
| loreName3 |
Gabrielle Benele |
| loreDescription3 |
Seems pretty hubristic for the Nedes, don't you think? In any event, I don't detect any significant magical potency here. If they were trying to channel aetherial energy through this altar, it's all but faded now. Still a beautiful piece, though! |
| loreName4 |
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| loreDescription4 |
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| loreName5 |
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| loreDescription5 |
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