Item:Book of master artificing instructions/Chapter 2/Nemmiro stone

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A page of the Book of master artificing instructions, chapter 2: instructions for crafting nemmiro stone.

Book Book of master artificing instructions
Chapter 2
Lowest book Journeyman
Product Nemmiro stone (crafted)
Difficulty ?
Technique ?
Ingredient type ?

The book page below is quoted as read in game on 11 November 2026. Page numbers shift when recipes are added or the books are re-sorted; the chapter page has the current list.

Tools

  • Also helpful: a mana fount, an augmenting loop and sigil scrolls or a book of sigils.

Ingredients

Qty Ingredient Detail
1 raw stone material pebble
1 mana fount
1 primary sigil abolition
1 secondary sigil any
1 secondary sigil any

Book page

             -=    Chapter 2, Page 16: Instructions for nemmiro stone    =-
  Nemmiro stone is a crafting enhancement in the Enchanting society under the Artificing crafting discipline.  Application of this enhancement will result in a finished good that is a challenging piece to make.  Knowledge of the Advanced Artificing Design technique will be beneficial to the crafter.
  This item is listed as a "an artifact", and is applied using a magical brazier, an imbue spell or rod and a burin.  A crafter may also find it helpful to have a mana fount, an augmenting loop and sigil scrolls or a book of sigils on hand.
 A list of ingredients is provided:
   (1) raw stone material (pebble)
   (1) mana fount
   (1) primary sigil (abolition)
   (1) secondary sigil (any)
   (1) secondary sigil (any)
  Notes indicate the energies 'converted from' and 'converted to are set via the second and third sigils scribed.  If the sigil combination happens to match similar types, the 'converted from' type will generally change in frequency.