id |
481 |
name |
Larimar Gems |
icon |
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quality |
5 |
difficulty |
4 |
requiresLead |
1 |
isRepeatable |
1 |
rewardId |
0 |
zoneId |
1318 |
setId |
32 |
setName |
Oakensoul Ring |
setIcon |
|
setQuality |
6 |
setRewardId |
3740 |
setCount |
5 |
categoryId |
49 |
categoryOrder |
14 |
categoryName |
High Isle |
categoryIcon |
|
categoryCount |
56 |
loreName1 |
Amalien |
loreDescription1 |
I've seen stones like this in High Rock, but rarely. It almost resembles turquoise, but brighter and creamier. Like a Topal Sea blue. Lovely! There must be more to it, though. You see these etchings? I don't recognize the shapes. |
loreName2 |
Ugron gro-Thumog |
loreDescription2 |
The stone's larimar. Merchants in Daggerfall call it sea-stone because of the color. So far as I'm aware, it only exists in the Systres archipelago. Makes it very expensive and very, very rare. As far as the etchings are concerned, I'm stumped. |
loreName3 |
Gabrielle Benele |
loreDescription3 |
The etchings are draoifoglyphs--druidic runes. It's not my area of expertise, but I think they say something like, to root or to grasp firmly. The stones feel a bit heavy, don't they? Maybe they're meant to hold something in place. |
loreName4 |
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loreDescription4 |
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loreName5 |
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loreDescription5 |
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