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{{Incomplete|Need info on glowstones and seordstone}} |
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==Specific Types== |
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===Amlothite=== |
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===Dawgolite=== |
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===Durgauldite=== |
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You instantly recall that durgauldite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from dull ebony to glossy midnight black, that reflect the position of Durgaulda. |
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===Elanthite=== |
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Elanthite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from frosty white to burnt orange, that reflect the seasons. |
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===Er'qutrite=== |
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Er'qutrite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from matte charcoal to malevolent black, that reflect the position of [[Er'qutra]]. |
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===Estrildite=== |
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===Gwethdesuan Stone (Kyanite, Jadeite, Sjatmal, Lantholite, Waermodi, Lasmodi)=== |
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These may be either kyanite, jadeite, sjatmal, lantholite, waermodi, or lasmodi stones. They are used in the process of making different quality [[gwethdesuan]]s. |
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===Gloamstone=== |
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Dark grey and black streaks of impurities lace the deep purple rock. (similar consistency to marble) |
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===Glowstone=== |
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Surprisingly enough, they glow. |
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===Granite=== |
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Special treasure dropped by [[Rock Guardian]]s. |
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===Grazhite=== |
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You instantly recall that grazhite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from ash grey deeply marred by fissures to a pristine white, that reflect the current intensity |
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<!-- xxxx's grazhite armband slowly bleeds from white with hairline fractures to pristine white.--> |
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===Heartstone=== |
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These stones are created from the drying, freezing, and then {{com|break}}ing hearts skinned from [[Sun Vulture]]s. There is a {{skill|Mechanical Lore}} component to the process. |
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: This material must be provided for alterations. |
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===Ismenite=== |
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===Katambite=== |
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You instantly recall that katambite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from inky black to gold, that reflect the current intensity of Katamba's mana. |
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===Merewaldite=== |
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You instantly recall that merewaldite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from listless pale blue to fierce deep blue, that reflect the position of Merewalda. |
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===Morleenite=== |
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===Nightstone=== |
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Nightstones cause the user to become invisible. [[Terald]] auctioned at least one. |
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===Penhetite=== |
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Penhetite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from battered black to stalwart black, that reflect the position of [[Penhetia]]. |
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:Note - These are not likely to be the min or max color range. |
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===Runestone=== |
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See [[Runestone]]. |
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===Seordstone=== |
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Seordstone comes from the bodies of certain [[shadow creature]]s in the form of talons. |
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===Szeldite=== |
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===Verenite=== |
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You instantly recall that verenite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from mottled ruddy black to molten red-orange, that reflect the position of Verena. |
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===Xibarite=== |
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You instantly recall that xibarite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from deep blue to ghostly white, that reflect the current intensity of Xibar's mana. |
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===Yavasite=== |
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'''Recall:''' You instantly recall that yavasite is known for its dynamically shifting hues, ranging from auburn to molten red, that reflect the current intensity of [[Yavash]]'s mana. |
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===Yoakenite=== |
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==Values== |
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{{GemTableStart}} |
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{{Gems|Chunk of animite-laced granite}} |
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{{Gems|Chunk of gold-laced granite}} |
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{{Gems|Chunk of platinum-laced granite}} |
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{{Gems|Chunk of silver-laced granite}} |
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{{Gems|Crystalized granite}} |
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{{Gems|Heartstone}} |
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{{Gems|Waermodi Stones |
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{{TableEnd}} |
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