Difference between revisions of "Mediocre Ring of the Colonies"
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{{Infobox Unique Item | {{Infobox Unique Item | ||
|type=Ring | |type=Ring | ||
| − | |discoveredby= | + | |discoveredby=Isana Everlight |
| − | |discodate= | + | |discodate=July 14, 2020 |
|discoregion=Perdan Mines | |discoregion=Perdan Mines | ||
| − | |island= | + | |island=East Continent |
|prestige=9 | |prestige=9 | ||
| − | |abilities= | + | |abilities=+16% Infiltration |
| − | |owner= | + | |owner=Lillith Fate |
}} | }} | ||
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| + | ==History== | ||
| + | [[Everlight Family/Isana|Isana Everlight]] discovered this ring in [[Perdan Mines]] on her return from a monster hunt with the Blackmane Paladins in [[Az Zarqua]]. Idly looking at the stones along the side of the road as they walked, something too round to be a rock caught her eye.<br><br> | ||
| + | The Mediocre Ring of the Colonies is a broad, hammered silver band is set with a variety of colours of sapphire. The stones are all tiny faceted spheres, organized by gradation of colour from deepest blue through pale yellow and back, set in a scattered pattern like constellations randomly throughout the wide band. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:36, 17 July 2021
| Type | Ring |
|---|---|
| Discovered By | Isana Everlight |
| Discovery Date | July 14, 2020 |
| Discovery Location | Perdan Mines, East Continent |
| Abilities | Prestige +9 +16% Infiltration |
| Current Owner | Lillith Fate |
History
Isana Everlight discovered this ring in Perdan Mines on her return from a monster hunt with the Blackmane Paladins in Az Zarqua. Idly looking at the stones along the side of the road as they walked, something too round to be a rock caught her eye.
The Mediocre Ring of the Colonies is a broad, hammered silver band is set with a variety of colours of sapphire. The stones are all tiny faceted spheres, organized by gradation of colour from deepest blue through pale yellow and back, set in a scattered pattern like constellations randomly throughout the wide band.
