| id | 573 |
|---|---|
| name | Gold Mandibular Cradle |
| icon | |
| quality | 5 |
| difficulty | 4 |
| requiresLead | 1 |
| isRepeatable | 1 |
| rewardId | 0 |
| zoneId | 1414 |
| setId | 43 |
| setName | Velothi Ur-Mage's Amulet |
| setIcon | |
| setQuality | 6 |
| setRewardId | 4203 |
| setCount | 5 |
| categoryId | 51 |
| categoryOrder | 16 |
| categoryName | Telvanni Peninsula |
| categoryIcon | |
| categoryCount | 67 |
| loreName1 | Reginus Buca |
| loreDescription1 | These curious prongs represent the mandibles of a large beetle, perhaps a shalk. It's a common design element in Dark Elf jewelry. This cradle secured a gemstone to a pendant or amulet. |
| loreName2 | Ugron gro-Thumog |
| loreDescription2 | A common design element, perhaps. But the workmanship is far from common, my friend. Nor is this your typical gold. It is a rare gold alloy invented by the jewelsmiths of ancient Morrowind. |
| loreName3 | Gabrielle Benele |
| loreDescription3 | Beetle motifs in Morrowind make me think of High Velothi mages. When Veloth led the Chimer to their new home, they drew inspiration from creatures they found there. Beetles came to symbolize knowledge. |
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