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A very hard, nearly opaque gem. Looks sort of like milky quartz with just a hint of transparency. They naturally glow ever so slightly, though not enough to be useful as a light source and only notable in dim lighting. Theal is [[Gerenshuge]] for "light". Comes in an assortment of pale starlight colors; grey, creamy, sky blue, yellow-orange. Pure white is rare but worth about three times as much. |
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Very rarely will be found with [[seordstone]] impurities. Like their cousin the seordstone, thealstones are useful in enchanting. They are a viable substitute for the [[Mirkik Sokis]] enchantment. |
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Most likely has to be provided for [[alteration]]s. |
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Revision as of 18:15, 12 January 2013
A very hard, nearly opaque gem. Looks sort of like milky quartz with just a hint of transparency. They naturally glow ever so slightly, though not enough to be useful as a light source and only notable in dim lighting. Theal is Gerenshuge for "light". Comes in an assortment of pale starlight colors; grey, creamy, sky blue, yellow-orange. Pure white is rare but worth about three times as much.
Very rarely will be found with seordstone impurities. Like their cousin the seordstone, thealstones are useful in enchanting. They are a viable substitute for the Mirkik Sokis enchantment.
Most likely has to be provided for alterations.