| id | 342 |
|---|---|
| name | Nilumin River Pearls |
| icon | |
| quality | 5 |
| difficulty | 4 |
| requiresLead | 1 |
| isRepeatable | 1 |
| rewardId | 0 |
| zoneId | 381 |
| setId | 16 |
| setName | Pearls of Ehlnofey |
| setIcon | |
| setQuality | 6 |
| setRewardId | 2546 |
| setCount | 5 |
| categoryId | 16 |
| categoryOrder | 1 |
| categoryName | Auridon |
| categoryIcon | |
| categoryCount | 12 |
| loreName1 | Reginus Buca |
| loreDescription1 | That's quite an array of pearls there. Based on the curious shape and the pinker hue, I believe these come from freshwater shellfish. Anyone could have fished them out, but the High Elf aesthetic of this pouch they're in makes their origins quite clear. |
| loreName2 | Amalien |
| loreDescription2 | Those aren't just any freshwater pearls, Reginus. It's a set of Nilumin River Pearls! Aldmer divers called them "Tears of the Ehlnofey." Ancient alchemists ground them into powder remedies and some Aldhessia healers even wore them as talismans. |
| loreName3 | Gabrielle Benele |
| loreDescription3 | I can attest to that Elven obsession with pearls--but not just in healing. Fandamorien's "Treatise on Vigor" spends a whole chapter detailing the augmentative power of pearls on both mages and athletes. Maybe the Ehlnofey really do favor these things. |
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