Sylph (2)

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<descriptor> <fabric> sylph Creature Levels:     Overall 42     Level Variance (-2 ⁄ +2) 40–44     Natural Attack ?     Weapon Attack ?     Defense ?     Player Estimated - Potential overall skill: 180 Skill Cap 150 to 250 Skinnable Yes Has Coins Yes Has Gems Yes Has Boxes No Has Other Unknown Uses Weapons No Alignment Unknown Corporeal Yes Construct Yes Casts Spells Yes Attack Range Melee Stealthy No Special Attacks Unknown Special Defenses Unknown Body Type unknown Body Type (Alt) unknown Body Size unknown Located: Kiora'ylen Storehouse (64e) Premium-Only Unknown

Skinning Details Skin Name tattered cloth remnant Skin Weight 4 Ranks Required ? Max Value ? Max Arranged ?

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Introduced as Tuesday Tidings 109.

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The moonsilk sylph is the product of the esoteric Ilduyeno Enchantment, which employs Elemental magic to animate violent fabric constructs with the power of Air. The same enchantment that animates these constructs also causes great damage to the fabric when the moonsilk sylph is destroyed. Still, those sufficiently proficient in skinning techniques may salvage enough threads to be of interest to craftsmen who deal in scraps. According to the rumors, the enchantment was originally designed as an act of trade sabotage by an especially competitive player of the Elothean textile industry.

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