Ulhari prism - Revision history

CRYPTODYNAMIC: Hollow Eve materials are considered "rare", not "quest only".

2025-09-06T18:10:06Z

Hollow Eve materials are considered "rare", not "quest only".

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	Introduced at [[Hollow Eve 410]].		Introduced at [[Hollow Eve 410]].
	\|type=gems		\|type=gems
	\|rarity=~~quest-only~~		\|rarity=rare
	\|CTag=brown, purple, gold		\|CTag=brown, purple, gold
	\|special=human style, Hollow Eve		\|special=human style, Hollow Eve

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	\|rarity=quest-only		\|rarity=quest-only
	\|CTag=brown, purple, gold		\|CTag=brown, purple, gold
	\|special=human style		\|special=human style, Hollow Eve
	\|noalt=No		\|noalt=No
	\|crafting=No		\|crafting=No

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			{{Material
	This item was introduced during the 410 Hollow Eve festival (2013).
		⚫	\|description=The first, and largest known, sources of these unusual and highly sought after gems are the mines of the [[Turmar]] family of [[Zoluren]] noblity, and it is from them that the ulhari prism gets its name. It is said that upon seeing the first samples of the stone, [[Veahmic]] Turmar, the long standing leader of the House, exclaimed that the sharpness, quickly changing nature and extreme beauty of the gem could be rivaled only by his wife [[Ulhari]]. As none of the Traders who did business with the Turmar family during this time wished to jeopardize their contracts by seeming to disagree, what was once an analogy became the gem's common name.

	===Physical Properties===
⚫	The first, and largest known, sources of these unusual and highly sought after gems are the mines of the [[Turmar]] family of [[Zoluren]] noblity, and it is from them that the ulhari prism gets its name. It is said that upon seeing the first samples of the stone, [[Veahmic]] Turmar, the long standing leader of the House, exclaimed that the sharpness, quickly changing nature and extreme beauty of the gem could be rivaled only by his wife [[Ulhari]]. As none of the Traders who did business with the Turmar family during this time wished to jeopardize their contracts by seeming to disagree, what was once an analogy became the gem's common name.

	Ulhari prisms are very rare, extremely hard, opaque stones, approaching a diamond's strength and ability to hold a sharp edge. They are a gorgeous display of dichroism – the shifting of colors as light plays across certain crystalline structures within the gem, causing them to seem to dance and morph with but the slightest rotation. In the case of the ulhari prism, it appears as a warm, golden brown reminiscent of clover honey when looked upon directly, shifting to flashes of brilliant lilac-tinged purple when viewed from different angles. This characteristic is often emphasized by elaborate faceting, causing both the golden brown and the lilac hues to be visible at all times, flashing and shifting as light plays across the gem. Although rare all by themselves, any ulhari prism larger than what is generally deemed to be 'tiny' or 'small' is notably more unusual, and goes for extremely large sums of money due to this.		Ulhari prisms are very rare, extremely hard, opaque stones, approaching a diamond's strength and ability to hold a sharp edge. They are a gorgeous display of dichroism – the shifting of colors as light plays across certain crystalline structures within the gem, causing them to seem to dance and morph with but the slightest rotation. In the case of the ulhari prism, it appears as a warm, golden brown reminiscent of clover honey when looked upon directly, shifting to flashes of brilliant lilac-tinged purple when viewed from different angles. This characteristic is often emphasized by elaborate faceting, causing both the golden brown and the lilac hues to be visible at all times, flashing and shifting as light plays across the gem. Although rare all by themselves, any ulhari prism larger than what is generally deemed to be 'tiny' or 'small' is notably more unusual, and goes for extremely large sums of money due to this.

			Introduced at [[Hollow Eve 410]].
	Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]][[Has item property::Human style\| ]]
			\|type=gems

			\|rarity=quest-only
	==Items==
			\|CTag=brown, purple, gold
	{{MSearch\|ulhari prism+ulhari}}
			\|special=human style
	{{RefAl}}
			\|noalt=No
	{{Cat\|Gems,Materials}}
			\|crafting=No
			\|alchemy=No
			}}

TEVESHSZAT: /* Physical Properties */

2021-04-18T21:45:15Z

Physical Properties

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	Ulhari prisms are very rare, extremely hard, opaque stones, approaching a diamond's strength and ability to hold a sharp edge. They are a gorgeous display of dichroism – the shifting of colors as light plays across certain crystalline structures within the gem, causing them to seem to dance and morph with but the slightest rotation. In the case of the ulhari prism, it appears as a warm, golden brown reminiscent of clover honey when looked upon directly, shifting to flashes of brilliant lilac-tinged purple when viewed from different angles. This characteristic is often emphasized by elaborate faceting, causing both the golden brown and the lilac hues to be visible at all times, flashing and shifting as light plays across the gem. Although rare all by themselves, any ulhari prism larger than what is generally deemed to be 'tiny' or 'small' is notably more unusual, and goes for extremely large sums of money due to this.		Ulhari prisms are very rare, extremely hard, opaque stones, approaching a diamond's strength and ability to hold a sharp edge. They are a gorgeous display of dichroism – the shifting of colors as light plays across certain crystalline structures within the gem, causing them to seem to dance and morph with but the slightest rotation. In the case of the ulhari prism, it appears as a warm, golden brown reminiscent of clover honey when looked upon directly, shifting to flashes of brilliant lilac-tinged purple when viewed from different angles. This characteristic is often emphasized by elaborate faceting, causing both the golden brown and the lilac hues to be visible at all times, flashing and shifting as light plays across the gem. Although rare all by themselves, any ulhari prism larger than what is generally deemed to be 'tiny' or 'small' is notably more unusual, and goes for extremely large sums of money due to this.

	Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]]		Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]][[Has item property::Human style\| ]]

	==Items==		==Items==

TEVESHSZAT: /* Physical Properties */

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Physical Properties

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	===Physical Properties===		===Physical Properties===
	~~Per GM [[Persida]]: ''Ulhari prism -~~ The first, and largest known, sources of these unusual and highly sought after gems are the mines of the [[Turmar]] family of [[Zoluren]] noblity, and it is from them that the ulhari prism gets its name. It is said that upon seeing the first samples of the stone, [[Veahmic]] Turmar, the long standing leader of the House, exclaimed that the sharpness, quickly changing nature and extreme beauty of the gem could be rivaled only by his wife [[Ulhari]]. As none of the Traders who did business with the Turmar family during this time wished to jeopardize their contracts by seeming to disagree, what was once an analogy became the gem's common name.		The first, and largest known, sources of these unusual and highly sought after gems are the mines of the [[Turmar]] family of [[Zoluren]] noblity, and it is from them that the ulhari prism gets its name. It is said that upon seeing the first samples of the stone, [[Veahmic]] Turmar, the long standing leader of the House, exclaimed that the sharpness, quickly changing nature and extreme beauty of the gem could be rivaled only by his wife [[Ulhari]]. As none of the Traders who did business with the Turmar family during this time wished to jeopardize their contracts by seeming to disagree, what was once an analogy became the gem's common name.

	''Ulhari prisms are very rare, extremely hard, opaque stones, approaching a diamond's strength and ability to hold a sharp edge. They are a gorgeous display of dichroism – the shifting of colors as light plays across certain crystalline structures within the gem, causing them to seem to dance and morph with but the slightest rotation. In the case of the ulhari prism, it appears as a warm, golden brown reminiscent of clover honey when looked upon directly, shifting to flashes of brilliant lilac-tinged purple when viewed from different angles. This characteristic is often emphasized by elaborate faceting, causing both the golden brown and the lilac hues to be visible at all times, flashing and shifting as light plays across the gem. Although rare all by themselves, any ulhari prism larger than what is generally deemed to be 'tiny' or 'small' is notably more unusual, and goes for extremely large sums of money due to this.''		Ulhari prisms are very rare, extremely hard, opaque stones, approaching a diamond's strength and ability to hold a sharp edge. They are a gorgeous display of dichroism – the shifting of colors as light plays across certain crystalline structures within the gem, causing them to seem to dance and morph with but the slightest rotation. In the case of the ulhari prism, it appears as a warm, golden brown reminiscent of clover honey when looked upon directly, shifting to flashes of brilliant lilac-tinged purple when viewed from different angles. This characteristic is often emphasized by elaborate faceting, causing both the golden brown and the lilac hues to be visible at all times, flashing and shifting as light plays across the gem. Although rare all by themselves, any ulhari prism larger than what is generally deemed to be 'tiny' or 'small' is notably more unusual, and goes for extremely large sums of money due to this.

	Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]]		Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]]

	==Items==		==Items==
	{{MSearch\|ulhari prism+ulhari}}		{{MSearch\|ulhari prism+ulhari}}

ZUERCAT at 05:29, 10 November 2018

2018-11-10T05:29:37Z

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	''Ulhari prisms are very rare, extremely hard, opaque stones, approaching a diamond's strength and ability to hold a sharp edge. They are a gorgeous display of dichroism – the shifting of colors as light plays across certain crystalline structures within the gem, causing them to seem to dance and morph with but the slightest rotation. In the case of the ulhari prism, it appears as a warm, golden brown reminiscent of clover honey when looked upon directly, shifting to flashes of brilliant lilac-tinged purple when viewed from different angles. This characteristic is often emphasized by elaborate faceting, causing both the golden brown and the lilac hues to be visible at all times, flashing and shifting as light plays across the gem. Although rare all by themselves, any ulhari prism larger than what is generally deemed to be 'tiny' or 'small' is notably more unusual, and goes for extremely large sums of money due to this.''		''Ulhari prisms are very rare, extremely hard, opaque stones, approaching a diamond's strength and ability to hold a sharp edge. They are a gorgeous display of dichroism – the shifting of colors as light plays across certain crystalline structures within the gem, causing them to seem to dance and morph with but the slightest rotation. In the case of the ulhari prism, it appears as a warm, golden brown reminiscent of clover honey when looked upon directly, shifting to flashes of brilliant lilac-tinged purple when viewed from different angles. This characteristic is often emphasized by elaborate faceting, causing both the golden brown and the lilac hues to be visible at all times, flashing and shifting as light plays across the gem. Although rare all by themselves, any ulhari prism larger than what is generally deemed to be 'tiny' or 'small' is notably more unusual, and goes for extremely large sums of money due to this.''

			Must be provided for [[Alteration\|alterations]].[[provided for alterations::yes\| ]]
	==Items==		==Items==
	{{MSearch}}		{{MSearch\|ulhari prism+ulhari}}
	{{RefAl}}		{{RefAl}}
	{{Cat\|Gems,Materials}}		{{Cat\|Gems,Materials}}

CARAAMON: moved Ulhari to Ulhari prism

2013-11-03T21:01:28Z

moved Ulhari to Ulhari prism

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This item was introduced during the 410 Hollow Eve festival (2013).

===Physical Properties===
Per GM [[Persida]]: ''Ulhari prism - The first, and largest known, sources of these unusual and highly sought after gems are the mines of the [[Turmar]] family of [[Zoluren]] noblity, and it is from them that the ulhari prism gets its name. It is said that upon seeing the first samples of the stone, [[Veahmic]] Turmar, the long standing leader of the House, exclaimed that the sharpness, quickly changing nature and extreme beauty of the gem could be rivaled only by his wife [[Ulhari]]. As none of the Traders who did business with the Turmar family during this time wished to jeopardize their contracts by seeming to disagree, what was once an analogy became the gem's common name.

''Ulhari prisms are very rare, extremely hard, opaque stones, approaching a diamond's strength and ability to hold a sharp edge. They are a gorgeous display of dichroism – the shifting of colors as light plays across certain crystalline structures within the gem, causing them to seem to dance and morph with but the slightest rotation. In the case of the ulhari prism, it appears as a warm, golden brown reminiscent of clover honey when looked upon directly, shifting to flashes of brilliant lilac-tinged purple when viewed from different angles. This characteristic is often emphasized by elaborate faceting, causing both the golden brown and the lilac hues to be visible at all times, flashing and shifting as light plays across the gem. Although rare all by themselves, any ulhari prism larger than what is generally deemed to be 'tiny' or 'small' is notably more unusual, and goes for extremely large sums of money due to this.''

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