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[[Berris]] turns the statue slowly to give you a complete view. "This is [[Mesremi]], the gardener. Living things thrive under her care, and what is barren she makes fertile." Then he taps the potted tree on the pedestal. "Of course, as you'd expect, she's tending a '[[pozumshi]]' -- a luck tree." |
[[Berris]] turns the statue slowly to give you a complete view. "This is [[Mesremi]], the gardener. Living things thrive under her care, and what is barren she makes fertile." Then he taps the potted tree on the pedestal. "Of course, as you'd expect, she's tending a '[[pozumshi]]' -- a luck tree." |
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| Mesremi figurine | |
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| Look: | A young Human woman clothed in an azure hac and sandals stands before a pedestal holding a miniature potted tree. She has a pruning knife in her left hand and is gently bending one of the orange tree's branches with her right. |
| Weight: | 5 stones |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | 1,625 Kronars1,300 Lirums <br />1,172.6 Dokoras <br />1.625 LTBpoints <br />1.625 Tickets <br />1.625 Scrips <br /> |
| Properties: |
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| Dimensions: | ? length x ? width x ? height |
| Sources: | Source is Pozen Sebel, Droughtman's Maze, Blood and Gourd (5), Blood and Gourd (4), Blood and Gourd (3) |
Increases Strength when RUBbed.
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Berris turns the statue slowly to give you a complete view. "This is Mesremi, the gardener. Living things thrive under her care, and what is barren she makes fertile." Then he taps the potted tree on the pedestal. "Of course, as you'd expect, she's tending a 'pozumshi' -- a luck tree."