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|description=Seaglass and beach glass are naturally weathered pieces of glass, found on beaches along bodies of salt water. The weathering process produces naturally frosted glass. "Beach glass" comes from fresh water and is often less frosted in appearance than sea glass. |
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It is unknown if this gem must be provided for [[alterations]], check with your target alterer.[[provided for alterations::false| ]] However, it is sold in common shops such as the [[Paladins' Guild, Emporium]]. |
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The color of seaglass is determined by its original source, though most comes from bottles and pottery. |
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* Most common colors: kelly green, brown, white, and clear. |
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* Uncommon colors: jade, amber, golden amber, lime-green, forest-green, ice-blue, soft blue, and soft green. |
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* Very uncommon: purple, citron, opaque white, cobalt, cornflower-blue, and aqua. |
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* Extremely rare: grey, pink, teal, black, yellow, turquoise, red, orange. |
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Described as glossy or shimmering glass, seaglass can be found in black and blue colorations. |
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|type=gems |
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|rarity=common |
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|CTag=black,blue,brown,white,clear,green,gold,purple,purple,grey,pink,red,orange,yellow |
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|special=none |
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|noalt=No |
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|crafting=No |
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|alchemy=No |
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Latest revision as of 13:25, 17 December 2021
| Seaglass at a Glance | ||
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| Material Type | Gems | |
| Colors | Black, Blue, Brown, White, Clear, Green, Gold, Purple, Purple, Grey, Pink, Red, Orange, Yellow | |
| Rarity | Common | |
| Cultural Relevance | None | |
| Required for Alterations | No | |
Seaglass and beach glass are naturally weathered pieces of glass, found on beaches along bodies of salt water. The weathering process produces naturally frosted glass. "Beach glass" comes from fresh water and is often less frosted in appearance than sea glass.
The color of seaglass is determined by its original source, though most comes from bottles and pottery.
- Most common colors: kelly green, brown, white, and clear.
- Uncommon colors: jade, amber, golden amber, lime-green, forest-green, ice-blue, soft blue, and soft green.
- Very uncommon: purple, citron, opaque white, cobalt, cornflower-blue, and aqua.
- Extremely rare: grey, pink, teal, black, yellow, turquoise, red, orange.
Described as glossy or shimmering glass, seaglass can be found in black and blue colorations.
Alteration Rules
This material is not required for alterations.
Raw Material Sources
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