| id |
570 |
| name |
Feathered Palladium Cradle |
| icon |
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| quality |
5 |
| difficulty |
4 |
| requiresLead |
1 |
| isRepeatable |
1 |
| rewardId |
0 |
| zoneId |
1413 |
| setId |
42 |
| setName |
Torc of the Last Ayleid King |
| setIcon |
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| setQuality |
6 |
| setRewardId |
4202 |
| setCount |
5 |
| categoryId |
52 |
| categoryOrder |
17 |
| categoryName |
Apocrypha |
| categoryIcon |
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| categoryCount |
34 |
| loreName1 |
Ugron gro-Thumog |
| loreDescription1 |
Here we see an example of Ayleid jewelcraft at its best. This is the mounting for a large stone, unfortunately missing. If meteoric iron was the servant of the Ayleids, palladium was their delight. |
| loreName2 |
Reginus Buca |
| loreDescription2 |
Note how the prongs intended to secure the missing stone are cleverly disguised as delicate wings. I imagine this was part of a pendant or amulet, but we have neither the base nor the jewel. |
| loreName3 |
Verita Numida |
| loreDescription3 |
Ah. The so-called "feathered jewels" were associated with House Dynar, the royal line of long-lost Nenalata. I always wondered what exactly the ancient scribes meant by that turn of phrase. |
| loreName4 |
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| loreDescription4 |
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| loreName5 |
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| loreDescription5 |
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