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Name |
Faded Psijic Folio |
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250 |
- Amalien
- Is this some kind of Psijic folio? At last! A chance to reveal their shrouded mysteries! Their hidden truths! Wait—why is it blank? Is this a joke? An unused booklet? An Elf tries not to get her hopes up …. How depressing.
- Verita Numida
- Giving up so soon? That's hardly the Amalien I know. Look closer. Just there, near the spine and along the edges. See those glyphs? Barely visible to the eye? This book may have played a role in secret Psijic correspondence.
- Amalien
- Of course! A group as powerful and secretive as the Psijic Order wouldn't just set ink to parchment like some common mage. I only wonder how they managed to make these markings. A magic plume, or do they simply will the glyphs into being?
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| Type |
Treasure |
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| Difficulty |
Simple |
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| Lead |
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Name |
Warped Scrying Dipper |
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1,000 |
- Gabrielle Benele
- Appears to be some kind of wand. Beech or Hickory, I think. So plain in appearance that some might use it in a game of fetch with the family dog. But I'd advise against that. There's a powerful magic at its core.
- Ugron gro-Thumog
- Old Elves and their crazy magic. It reminds me of a pestle of some kind. For dipping, stirring, or crushing. I hear the Psijics can read water. Some kind of powerful augury based on watching ripples. Maybe they make the ripples with this?
- Amalien
- You may be right, Ugron. The tip of the wand seems darker and more gnarled than the rest. I suspect the Order's scriers tap the surface of their basins with this ensorcelled tool to get a better view of the world, and perhaps even the future!
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| Type |
Treasure |
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| Difficulty |
Intermediate |
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| Lead |
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Name |
Ritemaster's Slate |
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5,000 |
- Gabrielle Benele
- I've never seen one of these! A famed Ritemaster's Slate. According to Psijic tomes, Ritemasters like Iachesis used these unassuming objects to write theorems and spells, then store them in a harmless demi-plane for later use. A journal unlike any other! I only wish I could travel to the strange realm these theorems reside in. Do the thoughts move, or talk? Are they reduced to ash, then reassembled? I fear we'll never know.
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| Type |
Treasure |
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| Difficulty |
Advanced |
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| Lead |
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Name |
Coral Plating |
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N/A |
- Gabrielle Benele
- I've read that dense corals provided the entire foundation of Thras. They probably mined it in much the same way we mine iron and stone, right?
- Verita Numida
- Undoubtedly. The Sload used the tangled nest of coral formations to get around, but they must have developed a way to harvest it as well. I can't even begin to imagine how. This coral feels hard as stone, and I can't imagine a Sload swinging a pick!
- Ugron gro-Thumog
- Take a hard look at the plates. Subtle variations in the color and the pattern of hollows. Different corals probably provided different advantages in battle. Lightness, durability, etc. Best part: it won't sink you to the bottom of the sea.
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| Type |
Mythic Item Fragment (Thrassian Stranglers) |
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| Difficulty |
Master |
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| Lead |
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