Cinacs - Revision history

CRYPTODYNAMIC: This is rare, not quest-only

2026-03-31T16:58:19Z

This is rare, not quest-only

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	Means "battle eye" in [[Rakash]]. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.		Means "battle eye" in [[Rakash]]. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.
	\|type=gems		\|type=gems
	\|rarity=~~quest-only~~		\|rarity=rare
	\|CTag=red, grey, white, yellow, orange		\|CTag=red, grey, white, yellow, orange
	\|STag=eye, cat eye		\|STag=eye, cat eye

TEVESHSZAT at 21:52, 31 July 2021

2021-07-31T21:52:15Z

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			{{Material
	Cinacs is an opaque stone that displays red-tinged chatoyancy (aka: 'cat's eye') effects regardless of the base hue of the gem. This is frequently emphasized by a round or oval cut to give the stone the appearance of an eye with a bloody pupil. Cinacs can be found in shades of grey, white, yellow, and orange. Found in caves near [[Siksraja]].		\|description=Cinacs is an opaque stone that displays red-tinged chatoyancy (aka: 'cat's eye') effects regardless of the base hue of the gem. This is frequently emphasized by a round or oval cut to give the stone the appearance of an eye with a bloody pupil. Cinacs can be found in shades of grey, white, yellow, and orange. Found in caves near [[Siksraja]].

	Means "battle eye" in [[Rakash]]. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.		Means "battle eye" in [[Rakash]]. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.
			\|type=gems

			\|rarity=quest-only
	Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]][[Has item property::Rakash style\| ]]
			\|CTag=red, grey, white, yellow, orange
	{{MSearch\|Cinacs}}
			\|STag=eye, cat eye
	{{RefAl}}
			\|special=rakash style
	{{Cat\|Gems,Materials}}
			\|noalt=No
			\|crafting=No
			\|alchemy=No
			}}

TEVESHSZAT at 21:11, 18 April 2021

2021-04-18T21:11:13Z

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	Means "battle eye" in [[Rakash]]. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.		Means "battle eye" in [[Rakash]]. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.

	Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]]		Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]][[Has item property::Rakash style\| ]]
	{{MSearch\|Cinacs}}		{{MSearch\|Cinacs}}
	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl}}

ZUERCAT at 04:19, 10 November 2018

2018-11-10T04:19:11Z

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	Means "battle eye" in [[Rakash]]. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.		Means "battle eye" in [[Rakash]]. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.

			Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]]
	{{MSearch\|Cinacs}}		{{MSearch\|Cinacs}}
	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl}}

FLINT-TIPPED at 16:40, 29 May 2016

2016-05-29T16:40:02Z

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	Cinacs is an opaque stone that displays red-tinged chatoyancy (aka: 'cat's eye') effects regardless of the base hue of the gem. This is frequently emphasized by a round or oval cut to give the stone the appearance of an eye with a bloody pupil. Cinacs can be found in shades of grey, white, yellow, and orange. Found in caves near Siksraja.		Cinacs is an opaque stone that displays red-tinged chatoyancy (aka: 'cat's eye') effects regardless of the base hue of the gem. This is frequently emphasized by a round or oval cut to give the stone the appearance of an eye with a bloody pupil. Cinacs can be found in shades of grey, white, yellow, and orange. Found in caves near [[Siksraja]].

	Means "battle eye" in Rakash. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.		Means "battle eye" in [[Rakash]]. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.

	{{MSearch\|Cinacs}}		{{MSearch\|Cinacs}}

FLINT-TIPPED at 16:39, 29 May 2016

2016-05-29T16:39:03Z

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	Means "battle eye" in Rakash. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.		Means "battle eye" in Rakash. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.

	{{MSearch}}		{{MSearch\|Cinacs}}
	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl}}
	{{Cat\|Gems,Materials}}		{{Cat\|Gems,Materials}}

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2016-05-29T16:37:14Z

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Cinacs is an opaque stone that displays red-tinged chatoyancy (aka: 'cat's eye') effects regardless of the base hue of the gem. This is frequently emphasized by a round or oval cut to give the stone the appearance of an eye with a bloody pupil. Cinacs can be found in shades of grey, white, yellow, and orange. Found in caves near Siksraja.

Means "battle eye" in Rakash. Usage: The word remains "cinacs" in both singular and plural form. IE: A ring centered with an oval cinacs. A necklace bearing several rounded cinacs.

{{MSearch}}
{{RefAl}}
{{Cat|Gems,Materials}}