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Revision as of 06:00, 29 October 2012
DIG PILE to play.
The original grave pile at the Hollow Eve Festival 392 had:
- Glowing iron fragments
- A variety of deity-themed pins and earrings
- Clumps of earth (RUB or BREAK to find a gem inside!)
- Tiny coffins that are treasure chests
- rune-carved stone
- delicate white marble Tenemlor figurine
- shard of translucent crystal
- walnut herbal case elegantly branded with a single silver rose
When it returned during the Hollow Eve Festival 396 festival, it also had:
- Spines, skulls, and parts for skeletons
When it returned during the Hollow Eve Festival 406 festival, it also had:
- glowing iron fragment
- Spines, skulls, and parts for skeletons
- Clumps of earth (RUB or BREAK to find a gem inside!)
- petrified corpse grub
- dried yellow slug
- purple-veined lizard tail
- shred of dried ratskin
- broken ghoul bone
- mottled brown shin bone
- broken rib
- scratched jawbone
- dessicated finger
- tangle of slimy intestines
- lumpy spleen
- porcelain jackal pin
- alabaster scorpion pin
- silver vulture pin
- long vulture feather
- slender black ribbon
- skull-shaped copper earring
- skull-topped bone ring
- carved bone ring
- pair of tarnished spectacles
- lock of greasy hair
- patch of dirt-stained linen
- patch of tattered parchment
- sliver of worm-eaten deobar
- purple scorpion carapace
- pitted green tooth
- pitted black tooth
- pitted grey tooth
- rune-carved stone
- smooth flat stone
- tiny amethyst